El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-13
Weddings

The wedding of Miss Marjorie H
Ransom to Albert Reading Williams oc-
CURED at o'clock Wednesday after
noon at St Clements Episcopal church,
Rev Henry Easter the rector oHiclat-
llrs. w. ID. Greet presided at the or
gan and 10 the strains Of the Lonen-
grin wedding march. the bridaT party
entered the church Mrs +. II Todd.
aunt of the bride, as matron Of honor,
led the party to the altar she made
an attractive picture gOWned in white
lingerie dress with large white milan
straw hat trimmed with yellow roses.
Her flowers were huge bouquet OF
bridesmaids roses. The bride entered
on the arm Of her uncle, F. H Todd,
who gave her in marriage
The bride wore a gown Of white SILK
striped marquisette- ttchu OF crepe
dc chine trimmed with fringe, fell
gracefully over the shoulders. The
TUNE veil was worn hood eject, a
wreath of orange blossoms holding ii in
place She carried large wreath OF
brides roses and orange blossoms, ar
ranged with ferns from which white
ribbons and maiden hair ferns fell IN
shower effect The wreath was tea
with a big wide satin bow. At the
chanceI rail the groom and his best
man. W f. Wilkey, met the bride, and
the ceremony was performed LEAVING
the church to the strains OF the men
delSsOhn wedding marcn, me COUPE
went to the home of Mr. and Mrs r H.
Todd where a reception was held Inc
house was decorated attractively with
flowers Mrs H. Y. Ellis presided over
the punch bowl. assisted by MesqaE1es
c. A Woods. Eugene Mckee and Miss
Wfnifred Woods. who assisted IN SerF-
ing the refreshments. A feature OF the
refreshments was the serving OF a
piece Of the wedding cake Of the brides
mother. which was p years old and
still retained its flavor The rice that
was showered on the newly welded
couple was the same shoWered upon
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The young couple were the reelp-
tents of many handsome ElIts- me
bride is from Chattanooga Tenn ana
has been visiting her aunt Ior seFeral
months. The groom is from salt Lake
City and is located in Fl Paso repre-
senting the Mines company OF America
MI and Alrs- " illlains ~ " a. AIlS
to their friends after July ], at l0lt
Mundy avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hatfield
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Henrietta, to Charles Wick
life Moss. of Fl PasO. Texas. the we'd
ding to be the latter part of July
This, from the Paducah, Ky, Evening
sun. viii be a surprise to many Of the
friends OF popular Charlie Moss, al
though a number have suspected for
some time that this event was about 10
happen. II takes another one Of the
Elk bachelors away from the home and
leaves few of the "Old guard out OF
the ranks Of the benedicts. Mr. Moss
has lived in Ell Paso several years and
travels over New Mexico and Arizona
for several large eastern concerns He
has friends BY the score all over the
two states as well as in Fl Paso-
Miss Julia McCarthY's marriage to C.
s Connolly viii occur in the church OF
the Immaculate Conception June 20
One OF the prettiest home weddings
Of last week was that Of Miss May Nc
Manus. of san Antonio. Tex and Ju-
Ian smith Of this city. They were mar
ried at the brides home on last sun
Gay afternoon For the present they eN-
pect to make their home at the Alberta
hotel Mr.. Smith is a son Of 3. z.
smith. proprietor Of the Alberta, and
holds the record of being the youngest
passenger conductor in Mexico. He IS
now connected with the Mexico North
Western. This Is the end Of a pretty
romance that began when they were
both children playing together in san
Luis Potosi.