El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Weddings

ents on Lee street Rev p. J. Rice,
Of the First Christian church, perform
ed the ceremony in the presence OF
large number Of friends
The decorations Of the parlOrs were
unusually attractive In color plan OF
green, while the dining room was equal
ly beautiful in pink. In one corner OF
the front pariOr was an improvised al
tar, canOpied over with ferns, where the
bridal couple stood during the cere-
mOny. Numbers Of brass candles burned
on the altar, and palms and ferns were
effectively grouped about the rooms.
AS prelude to the ceremony, Miss Nlr-
glnla Bean, accompanied by her NOM
or, rendered several violin selections,
which were followed by the wedding
march from LOhengrin.
The groom, with his best man, W. NJ
Butler, entered the parlOrs from the
side door and was followed by the
grOOmsman, Lloyd Sturgls. Then came
the bridesmaid, Miss Sara Cobb, fol-
lowed by the maid of honor, Miss Judyn
Hague, who Immediately preceded the
bride. The bride entered with her
father, and was awaited at the altar
BY the groom and his attendants.
The bridal gown was beautiful Gre
alton OF white crepe de chine over
white satin en- train, and trimmed with
duchess lace. The tulle veil was worn
IN hood effect and a shower bouquet Of
brides roses was carried.
The maid Of honor. Miss Judyn
Hague wore a gown Of white chiffon
cloth over white satin, trimmed with
touches Of gold lace and pink roses.
Miss sara Cobb, as bridesmaid, wore
an empire gown Of white chiffon cloth
/ over satin, effectively trimmed III
beaded fringe IN the pastel COlOrs. They
both wore bridesmaids caps OF white
net. Wreathed with pink rOsebuds, and
carried bouquets Of La France rose
buds, in shower effect.
An informal reception followed the
/ ceremony. The dining table. where re-
freshments were served, was attract
lively arranged with cluny COilies over
pink satin, and ilumined with pink
candles in brass holders, ornamented
with bows OF pink tulle.
The handsome bridal cake was In the
central position, and in being cut Miss
Frances MayfieId secured the ring, Miss
Isabel Martin the dime and Miss Judyn
Hague the thfmble.
The punch table, where Miss Olive
Davis presided, was decorated in pink
and spread with Cluny.
The bride, who is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Essinger, Is popu-
lar and accomplished young woman,
who has resided here the past three
years, and has many friends. She at
tended school in California and received
her musical education at the sherwood
conservatory in Chicago The groom is
a young lawyer Of Chicago, where ne
has lived the last u years.
Many beautiful and valuable presents
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
CESS, who left Tuesday evening on a
they wiz be at home at 406 East 5lst
street Chicago
Miss Grace Cadwallader and James
Da6ney RaWlingsNwere married We'd
nesday afternoon Mt 4 o'clock a L the
home Of the brides brother down the
valley. A large number OF friends wit
messed the ceremony, al which Rev.
Henry Easter Of st Clements Episcopal
church Officiated. A reception followed
the ceremony and delightful refresh
ments were served
The bride is well known in Fl PasO
and has q wide circle Of friends.
The groom is brother Of Dr. J. A.
Rawlings, Of this city. He is engaged
In the ranch business at Berino, n. NJ,
and they VIII make their home there.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. =. +. CadWalader of Noun
tain Park, n. NJ, and the wedding was
at the home OF her brother Mark Cad
Wallader. on county road.
They viii spend the week among
friends in and near FL PasO then viii
go to their home in BerinO.
Thirty guests were at the wedding.
including Mr.. and Mrs. J. StOney POr-
cher, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Davis Porcher,
Miss Lila Davis, Miss EllinOr Porcher,
Miss Nellie Gaillard, Mrs Fred Eas-
ter, Mrs. II. Easter, Mr.. and Mrs. J A.
Smith, Mrs. Lily Howard, Miss Ow-
bridge, DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Rawlings.
Mrs NJ. Rawlings, Miss Lizzie Raw
lngs- Mrs. c. ~ smith. Mrs. Geo.
fred Roe. Mrs. c. O'Brien. Miss Marie
O'Brien, n. H. Taylor, Mrs C. N. Nix
Mr., and Mrs. Mark Cadwallader. Miss
Virginia Cadwallader-
The decorations were roses and car
nations. Refreshments were served
after the wedding.
On Thursday evening at $50 o'clock,
at the residence Of Mrs. Boone, 1901
East Rio Grande street, Miss ROwena
Elliott and Lee Bridgers were united
In marriage by Rev. J. D. Ray, Of the
First Baptist church
The home was attractively decorated
for the occasion with vases Of yellow
chrysanthemums distributed about the
apartments. Only few intimate friends
and relatives were in attendance at the
ceremony.
The bride looked charming in a blue
tailored cloth suit, with hat and Access
series fin harm ontZing tones. Her now
ers were American beauty roses. Miss
Elliott has been for several years q
teacher at the Mesa school
The groom is q brother OF W. w,
Bridgers Of this city, and is connected
with the Behr and Watts Realty com
once to the St. Regis hotel where they
VIII be for a short time
FL Paso friends have received invi-
tations TO the double wedding Of Miss
Frances Blair Lysaght to William II.
Francis and Miss Margaret Lysaght to
Montague w. StanifOrth, Jr-i at the
Broadway Baptist church in Fort
Worth, Texas, Wednesday, October %.
A reception at the home Of the parents
of the brides, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II.
Lysaght viii follow the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Milton Robinson
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Pansy Adele. TO
Norris MARI Cushman. The wedding
viii occur early in November
The following announcement has been
received by a number of FL PasO> peO-
pie: Mrs. Reuben Rose Robinson an
nounces the marriage of her daughter.
Ida, to Goley Denver Williams, on
Wednesday, October II, 1911, Los An
geles-.
Mrs Williams is former Fort
Worth girl and spent the past winter
I'm El Paso with her sister, Mrs. J. An
thony Jones. and made a large number
of friends during her stay in this
city The groom is also well known
fin FL Paso, 4but has been in business
i'm Los Angeles for the past seven
years. The wedding was a very quiet
one. only members of the family being
present Mr.. and Mrs. Williams viii
be at home at 1897 Valencia street, Los
Angeles.