El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-27
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Announcement is made of the ap-
preaching marriage of William UsticK
Carrie, Of Ell Paso, and Miss While
Maude Johnston at Thomson, Ca at
2:sO p. m on June IA
Mr.. Carrie is assistant cashier OF the
American National bank ana has
large circle OF friends who will wei
come his bride to FL Paso.
The wedding will occur at the nome
OF the brides sisters in Thomson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie will be "at home
at 1872 East Rio Grande street after
Jurs &c.
OF interest to many Ell Pasoans will
be the news Of the marriage Of MISS
Leigh White to o. s. Osborn. Wnlcn
occurred on Wednesday at Salt Lake
City. Utah.
The bride belongs to one Of FL Paso
Oldest and most influential families
She is the daughter OF the late DR..
Award White, a niece OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. f. Payne and sister of DR.. Award
and Owen White Since her early girl
hood she has been prominent in the
social life of the city and her personal
charm has won for her host OF
friends.
The groom is well known in Ell
Paso. He came TO the southwest as
the representative Of Arthur Still
well in connection with the Orient
railroad. He IS now with the Harri-
man interests as chief engineer of the
new Central Idaho railroad in course
of construction from Richfield to Boise
City. Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Osborn will
make their hone at Richfield.
The forty-fifth wedding anniversary
OF J. L. Vaughan and Mrs. Abbie q.
Vaughan. OF Moctezuma, Chihuahua
Mexico. was celebrated at the home OF
their daughter Mrs. A l. Carpenter
on Government Hill, this week. Quite
a number of relatives and frienos
called to congratulate the venerable
couple on their long and happy mar
ried life.
Mr.. Vaughan is So years of age and
Mrs. Vaughan g. They have three
daughters and two sons. The daugh-
ters are Mrs. Madge Butman, or Nuoia,
Texas: Mrs. Edna Shangle, San Mar
ciaI n NJ; Mrs. Evadine Carpenter,
Government Hill. FL Paso; the sons
are George L., Portland avenue, High
land Park, Ell Paso. and Latrobe. on
Wyoming street, FL Paso. They have
26 grandchildren and two great grand
children, Wharton and Nesta Cara
living in Highland Park
The Johnstown Tribune of May 25,
1866. contained the following we'd
ding notice: (This paper was destroyed
by the memorable flood of May 81.
1880
The couple were married by Rev.
D. H. Pollack. assisted by Rev A c.
EhrenfeE, at Port Perry, Allegheny
county. Pa, Thursday, May "a. 1865
Mrs. Vaughan was Miss Abbie G. Stru-
bic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan. better known
in Mexico as Don Juan" and Dona
Abbfe,'' have been living in Mexico
for 1s years-eleTen years in the en-
p1oy Of the Mexican Central at Mocte-
yuma, where they hope to return soon
quiet but pretty church wedding
was that solemnized this morning al
2 o'clock at Trinity NJ E. church, unit
ing the lives of Miss Inez Pumphrey
and Robert L Parker. III
A large number of friends were in
attendance at the ceremony. Preced-
ing the entrance Of the bridal couple,
who came in alone. Miss Julia Pool
sang You" which was followed by
the wedding march from Lohengrin
played by Mrs. Joseph Nixon.
The ceremony was said by the Rev
c. S. Wright, and the responses were
clearly spoken
The bride and groom left the church
To the strains Of the occasional march
from Mendelssohn, and were driven al
once TO the station, leaving on the
o'clock train for short wedding trip
through New Mexico and Arizona.
The bride was handsomely attired in
a travelling suit of tan, in tailored eff
feet. with which a small tan hat
trimmed with coral, was worn He1
flowers was a corsage bouquet Of coral
sweet peas. and the only ornament
worn was a handsome strand of cora
beads. a gift from the groom's mother
The bride has lived here a number
of years and is one Of Ell Paso's attrac-
tive young women. She was the popu-
lar principal Of the Highland Park
school and well known both in educa-
tional and social circles.
Mr.. Parker has been here four years
coming to this city from Houston, and
during his residence has made here
many friends. He is connected with
the Denver Rock Drill Machinery com
pany.
After a short welding trip Mr. and
Mrs Parker will be at home to theiI
friends in this city.
The marriage Of Miss Ida May NORTH
TO George G. Helde will take place or
wednesday evening at $50 o'clock, al
the home of the brides sister, Mrs
George Ferguson, 1872 Arizona street
Rev. Henry Easter, OF st. Clements
Episcopal church. viii perform the
ceremony
The brides sister. Miss Florence
North. will attend as maid Of honor
and Charles Brown will act as besi
man.
only few intimate friends will be