El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-24
WEDDINGS.
: $500" 49, ; =

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Carse announce the
engagement of their daughter, Maude, to
Frank P. Sieglitz, jr.. of Las Vegas,
N. NJ
The date has not yet been set for the
wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Inez Humphrey
! to Robert L. Parker will take place
Saturday morning at o'clock, at Trim
| ity NJ E. church. Rev. c. S. Wright of
ficiating.
| They will leave on the S o'clock train
| for short wedding grip through New
Mexico and Arizona. Upon their return
/ they will make their home in this city.
/ Miss May North was the inspiration
! for miscellaneous shower given Sat
urday afternoon by Miss Florence Reed.
at her home on Rio Grande stree.
The early part of the afternoon was
spent in writing kilograms of congratu-
lation to Miss North, whose marriage
to George G. Helde occurs on May 80.
The dainty gifts were placed in big
bowl, which was covered in white and
decorated with green leaves. The bowl
, occupied the center of the dining ta-
bic and was surrounded with a garland
of green vines.
After the gifts were opened refresh
ments were served the guests, who were:
Misses Rachel Howard, Theo Patterson,
Ruth Howard, Ethel Howard, Hattie
Mae Loretz, Eva Hunter, Nora Lawhon.
Nettie Roland, Marian Campbell, Flor
ence North. Mesdames S. j. Fennell, Leo
Ferlet, Clarence L. North.
A pretty social affair of the week was
the luncheon given Saturday in the pri-
vate dining room of the Sheldon by
Miss Alicia Swami, complimentary to
Miss Inez Humphrey, who is to be mar
ried Saturday morning to Robert L.
Parker.
The table was in dainty color effect
of pink and white, developed with sweet
peas. A mound of the chosen flower was
in the central position, and corsage
bouquets were at each cover as favors-
The place cards were hand decorated
in pink sweet peas.
During the serving of the six course
luncheon number of toasts were pro-
posed TO the future happiness of the
bride and groom. Miss Swami presided
as toastmistress and introduced the va
rious speakers.
The first toast, ITO My Friend" was
offered by the hostess, and responded
to by the honor guest Miss May Pull
liam responded to My Principal Dan
Cupid was the toast aptly offered by
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick. The Groom" was
the subject responded to by Miss Ruth
Evans, with Miss Humphrey replying.
A toast to The Bride" was given by
Miss Irma McGi1I, another to The
Brides Future was proposed by Miss
Kathrine Gorbutt, and Miss Mamie Sex
ton offered a toast to The Brides
Past"
ITO Those Left Behind was the toast
assigned to Miss MyrS Prater. ITO Our
Hostess" was the toast offered by Mrs.
Empress Arlington.
After the luncheon a shower of silk
hosiery was given the bride elect.
The guests of the afternoon were:
Mesdames B. B. Bailey, W. W. Turney,
Milton Freize, Empress Arlington Hugh
White; Misses May Pulliam, Myra Gal
lagher, Ruth Evans, Julia Pool, Mamie
Sexton, Halle Mathews, Myra Prater.
Belle Mcfarland, Fannie BlAkesley, May
Anderson, Mabel Glenn, Katherine Cor
butt, Alice Fitzpatrick, Irma McGin,
Sue Lattner.
Mrs. Joseph Nixon and sister. Miss
Irma McGin entertained Sunday morn
ing at a breakfast complimentary re
Miss Inez Humphrey, and Robert L.
Parker, whose marriage will occur on
Saturday morning. The guests included
only intimate friends of the honor
guests.