El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Weddines

Tie marriage of Miss katherine
Virginia Coles and William Merton
Lindsey on "wednesday evening was
one OF the most charming house we'd
dings that the heart Of bride could de-
sire and if half the good wishes that
follow the happy pair to their soulneI 2
homo come true, they can give noslAsss
to fortune and stiu live happy ever
after
The ceremony took place at the res
idence of the brides uncle, A. T. Goes
on Magoffin avenue The house IS very
spacious and the living room Wnere
the ceremony was performed, amply
accommodated the guests, the adJoln-
ing rooms with great palms and many
Towering plants. serving 70 make d
place for the overflow.
il was an American beauty We0olnss
the only variation for this charming
color being the green OF soUtnern
smilax and palms in the library before
a screen of palms and southern smlieN
laid against the bay windows Ih4t
rose to the very ceiling Lhere were
great crystal vases filled with Amerl-
can beauties and in front Of TINS now
cry background the ceremony was per-
formed. Rev. Charles Leslie Overstreet
of the First Presbyterian church, OF
ficiated
In the dining room were placed den
cate b 5kets Overlooking with pink La
France roses and in the center Of the
dining table was handsomely deco
rated brides cake. A salad course was
served to the guests.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. a. y. Coles who has been
like a father TO her since her arrival
in FL Pasp two years ago. She is very
pretty with the most exquisite color
ing and she never looked fairer than
in her tailored wedding gown Of Co
penhagen blue, built on very taliQred
lines Her boQuet was of American
Hrn# of =
velvet with a bow Of American beauty
velvet
A delightful reception followed the
ceremony. when the guests of1ered
their c0ngra tulations and inspected the
lovely gifts which included many beau
tiful pieces of cut glass silver and
many other treasures Tor Mt ana mrs.
Bindsey's new home, as well as many
personal rcmenbrances and tributes Of
affection and many messages from the
absentees.
8lr and airs Lindsey left the same
night for their new home, In ShreVe-
port where the groom VIII take up
Mrs. A. p. Coles was very stunning
in her apricot satin gown. the en-
bOssed velvet tunic shimmering with
crystal
Mrs Otis Coles was a charming fig
IRE in her black velvet gown, the
bodice elaborated with entre-deuE of
duchesse lace and white satin embroi-
|GA 4-l e-lal
Mrs Frank Coles a charming woman
a all times, was especially so in her
toilet OF white net decorated in blue
passementerie
Mrs Lindsey. the grOOms mother,
looked especially well in her tailored
gown Of pearl gray broadcloth and
black hat trimmed with plumes.
Her eldest daughter, Miss Lillian
Lindsey, who has a very patrician type
OF beauty. was charming in her golden
brown satin gown trimmed with lace.
Her large black hat laden with blue
plumes was most becoming
Miss Jane Lindsey wore beautifully
tailored gown Of champagne color and
big hat laden with white plumes en-
HANGING the effect of her charming
face and figure.
Among the guests Witnessing the
ceremony were Aessrs. and Mesdames
Waters Davis. W. 3. Lsttas J. A. Hap
per. 7 u Williams, W. Z. Race W. l.
Gaines W. w Turney. s. T. Turner,
Wm Burgess Edgar Fewel ". J.
FeWel. William Kellogg Misses
Frances Clark. Alma Jones Wanda
sSace Mrs. Mcdaniel Mrs. p. H. Wor-
;sha-n- Messrs- =. R. Lindsey, Robert /
Holiday, j. III Vance Norman Walker
Douglas clifford, Wolf Gervais Deane.
Harry Lakeland. Frank Lynch. Kilpat-
rick.
Henry Adams and Miss Anna Lee
1lngus were married Wednesday, morn
Ing at the home Of the brides mother,
SOC North Campbell street Rev. Charles
Wesley Nebden performed the cere-