El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-20

Kiss FRANCES LEIGH CLARK
MI became the bride of DR.. James
= Vance Wednesday night, the
ceremony being performed at the Epis-
copaI church of St. Clement by the rec
tor. Rev. Henry Easter. before an as
semblage that taxed the capacity Of the
church. The decorations were carried
out in a color plan of pink, green and
white, and were arranged most artis-
tically. The altar was ablaze with can
dies. a seven branch candelabra being
on each side of the cross, ana one on
the reredos above Between these were
many single candles, all in brass Sucks
U-fth brass vases of white sweet peas,
the flowers arranged in wide spray ef-
feet. Palms and potted ferns placed Dy
the choir stalls. formed an aisle Oh
green. Banked about the chancel steps
and beyond the pulpit ana iecleEI- o.,
Parvin Witte sang 4 Adore Thee"
and Last Night" and preceding the
entrance of the bridal party the or
ganist, Kenneth MacCallum; played
MacDawelIs To Wild Rose
The bridal party entered TO the Weo-
ding march from WaSners "Lohen-
grin First came the usherS, two
abreast, Garnett King, Charles n Bas-
sett, Vance Stewart and Tom Newman
Then came the bridesmaids, Misses Anne
Lee Gaines, Wanda Race, Laura GIea-
son, Henrietta Buckler and Eileen W alz-
Inc bridesmaids were ElL 5OH A4GNa eLAlEASs
and made an effective group as. they
took their places before leEt slqe
choir stalls in the chancel, the
groomsmen standing opposite Inc
bridesmaids wore Directoire costumes
of white taffeta. the skirts ankle
length and narrow. With these, rose
pink chiffon DirectOire Jackets were
worn, the Jackets finished with narrow
ruchings OF the same material about
the skirts, neck and elbow sleeves.
tiny wreath OF pink rOsebuds in lieu of
a buckle, caught each coat at the CIR
die. With the coats were worn ulSn
net stocks with quantities of tiny frills,
and the long net sleeves were finished
with a frin at the wrist Inc mats
were Of white, trimmed with frll OF
white lace, surrounded by black vel
vet band which was broken with BUCK
les OF tiny rose bud wreaths- Tail, white
Directoire canes, tied with steamers OF
pink tUlle, and finished at the KNOB
with large nosegays OF pink sweet peas
completed their decorative costumes
Preceding the bride, little Marion
Turner. the daughter of Mr. ana MIS-
i. NJ Turner, scattered pink sweet peas
and roses in the pathway OF the bride
The little girl was dressed in rock
of white embroidery, with ribbons OF
pink trimming it.
ing belle of FL PasO. never looked
more radiantly beautiful, as she ap-
preached the chancel with her father,
Leigh Clark. Miss Clarks gown was
a wonderful creation of heavy brides
satin. made decollete with ful
length court train falling from the
shoulders. The bodice was covered
with filmy drapeIy Of real irish Car
rick McCross lace. of which the elbow
length sleeves were formed The lace
drapery was caught az the girdle with
a tiny wreath OF orange blossoms, the
lace falling free to the edge Of the
skirt. The orange blossoms caught more
of the lace al the side of the skirt. Her
only ornament was a single strand or
pearls. the gift OF the groom. worn
about her neck. The veil was Of Car
rick AIcCross lace, and was worn over
the face. a cOrOnet of orange blossoms
fastening il about her hair. The veil
was caught at the sides with tiny
sprays of orange blossoms Her boquet
was Of brides roses. arranged shower
effect with Carrick McCross lace
streamers.
Rev. Henry Easter, DR.. Vance and his
best man, Frank MurchisOn. met the
bride and her father at the foot Of the
chancel steps where the petrothal cere-
mony was performed: then led by the
minister, the bride and groom passed
through the aisle Of bridesmaids and (
ushers, to the altar rail where the mar
riage vows were taken and the bene-
diction given
Before leaving the chancel rail the
bridal veil. which was over the face,
was turned back by Miss Eileen Walk
and the party left the church to the
strains of the wedding march from