El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-27
Weddings

Edwin p. Rhodes, Of Kentucky. and
Mrs. Beatrice Porter of Toronto. Can
ada, but recently Of New York City
were married Sunday afternoon at the
parsonage Of the First II. E church by
the pastor. Rev. Charles J. Diekey. Mr..
and Mr.. Rhodes will reside in FL Paso.
At a dinner party given Monday
evening by Mrs. C. Cohen and her
daughter Mrs. sam Goodman, 326 Up
som avenue Mrs. Cohen announced the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss Is
! Their Cohen. to Louis L. Goldsmith, the
Z wedding to occur in the spring, the ex-
/ act daJe not yet having been set
! The bride TO be is well known IN IL
! Paso, having moved 10 this city five
years ago from san Antonio, Texas,
/ while the groom, who came here from
I Denver, Colo, six years ago, is connect
| ed with the Popular Dry Goods COM
pany.
a very pretty wedding took place
Christmas day at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs H. O. WilmOth on wyoming
street when their daughter, Mary was
married to John Dykes, of Washington,
d. c. by Rev. Perry j. Rice, of the
First Christian church.
The brides dress was Of white satin,
dew-drop chiffon and silver fringe. She
carried a bouquet of brides roses.
TIL house was tGstefully decorated
with red carnations, holly, smilaX ana
mistletoe, and large palms were scat
tered throughout the rooms.
After the ceremony a salad course
was served to the wedding guests. A
miniature trimmed Christmas tree was
in the center Of the table carrying
out the Christmas idea
The bride was the recipient Of many
hoo Il Of sill 2
chinaware, and among the presents was
a large check from the bridegroom
mother. The bridegroom gift to the
bride was a piano.
The young couple will make theiI
future home in Albuquerque, n NJ
where the bridegroom is in the United
States forestry service.
The brides travelling costume was
Of blue brOadclOth and blue satin, ano
she wore a picture hat
Only the relatives and intlmaro
friends Of the bride and bridegroom
were present
Tuesday evening at S o'clock Miss
Louise A Wiegand and DR.. George S.
Woods, of Devine, Texas, were mar
ried at the First Baptist church.
The bride is the niece Of Miss Mary
Gates. of this city, and having lived
here for many years has a large circle
of friends In the last few years she
has been a teacher in the San Jacinto
school The groom is young and
wei known physician Of DeVine.
Misses Mary Gates Redmond and
Queenie Nebeker were the maids. Miss
Redmond wearing gown of white net
over white satin, and Miss Nebekers
being Of white marquisette over white
satin Each carried a. bouquet of pink
carnations. The bride, who is slender
and dark. looked very wen in her tall
ored gown of plum cOlored cloth, with
hat and accessories to match Her
HON Of r~Hrn
Rev. jeff D. Ray performed the cere-
mony. Messrs. Gervais Dean and Mel
vim Shaver We're the grOOmsmen.
After their honeymoon in the south
ern part OF the state, including San
Antonio and san Marcos, the home Of
the groom's relatives, DR.. and Mrs
Woods will reside in Devine-
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock Edwin
p. Rhodes and Mrs. Beatrice Porter
We're very quietly married at the par
sonage of the First Methodist church,
Rev. Chas. ]. Dickey performing the
ceremony.
The groom is a native Of Kentucky
and the bride having lived the greater
part of her life In Toronto, Canada, Z
but recently Of New York City. met in
Fl Paso to be married. Mr. and Mrs, |
Rhodes viii reside in FL Paso.
Miss Lillian Lowe, daughter of Mr.. /
and Mrs. Robert Lowe, was quietly mar
IleQ on CHRISTMAS QaF at the nome o. I
her parents, sos Texas street. TO Louis /
Edward Vidal. by the Rev. jeff D. Ray, /
OF the First Baptist church. Miss /
Lowe made a very pretty bride in hei 0
gown of white chiffon over silk, and j
carried an arm bouquet OF brides roses !
Miss Lowe has made her home IN FL Z
PasO for the past four or five years !
and is well known. Mr.. Vidal is the I
only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vidal {
and is an employe of the FL Paso Gas
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the home OF
the groOm's parents. 800 Texas street
where a wedding dinner was served to
the immediate relatives.
The dining room was beautiful in its
decorations of smilax, holly and brides
roses.
In the evening the young folks gath
cred with friends at the home, where
a most delightful luncheon Of sand
wiches, coffee, chocolate and bridal
cake was served.
Mrs. A. Jaffe announces the engage
nent of her sister. Miss Fannie Klie-
nan, TO Sam Swat Miss Klieman
anne here q year ago from Newark, y
J., and both young people have many
friends in II PasO.