El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-02
Weddings

A very beautiful wedding was sol
emnized Thursday evening at six
o'clock at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
". J. Price, sos Roosevelt street, the
contracting parties being Miss Emma
Lilies Gordon and Thomas Arnold Inc
officiating minister was the Rev. Niles
Hanson, Of the First Congregational
church. Of this city. The bride is the
only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs W J.
Lilies, ranch owners Of SocOrro, \. NJ
The groom, Mr.. Arnold, has lived In
FL PasO for a number Of years, coming
here from ArdmOre, Pa, and Is the son
Of Maj and Mrs Arnold, at present
stationed at Ardmore. Mr.. Arnold IS
chief electrical engineer Of the port
land Cement company.
MI and Mrs. Price lavishlY enter
tanned the many wedding guests MS;
Price has just recently located IN Fl
Paso from England.
bridal march from LOhenSrin as ne
guests filed into the parlor, WheFe tIS
ceremony took place. The only attehu-
ant was Lloyd CUsack, Of victoria, Csn-
ada. an intimate friend Of the brides
The bride looked beautiful in her
wedding gown Of old rose SILK Win
duchesse lace trimmings, a gtII VI - -
brides mother. She carried an $50
bouquet Of brides roses ferns anu
The hostess. Mrs Price, was attlred
in a handsome gown Of reseoa gIeSI
messaline, trimmings OF souIacIe " -
and Irish lace Her Je"els
Ms Hanson was gowned in rich I'M
Dorted rovaI blue velvet and irish a..
Her ornaments were Roman caIleo ,
Miss Doris Hanson looked QuItS P-SN''
IN as embroidered white dress =
Mrs McDouEal was richly atured n
the fashionable shade Of delft coiOIeN
A. 7.sO o'clock. the bridal party re5,
paired to the Handsomely ueS St- slSc
dining room. where a 10 course olnnS5
vas served The color scheme OF sUlo
and white predominated botn IN t-l9
decora lions Of the room and the eIa1
crate menu Wide streamers OF 80
satin ribbon were artlstlcalls -
from the chandelier to the four corners
If the table Huge yellow chry san -
NUNS and maiden hair ferns oanhel
the center Of the table, the Govern u
which was an elaborate cluHS
cloth, over gold satin "a
T'17a Dlace cards were in white ana
gold. with three tiny candy opera s1cAS
tied with narrow ribbons IN colOI- ~
ers were laid for IS guests bIlllls-lLt
lights from many crystal canoe laoIa
SEA their radiance over the happy
After dinner the guests were enter
tanned by Mrs Price, IN ner eNqulsitS
voice. with a number Of beautiful songs
from
troIa were also enjoyed Mrs Price IS
late OF the CarlOrOsa Opera company
OF London. England
The bride and bridegroom will be at
home on March 1 at their home, SUI
Prospect avesue.
Miss Marie Brown became the bride
of Karl Leroy Hatfield wednesday
night. in one OF the prettiest home
weddings Of the season The bride ls
Of
Brown. OF 901 Nlurdy avenue, and has
lived in Fl Paso for about year The
house was tastefully decorated with
profusion Of cut flowers, red roses ana
white carnations and these, with the
many ported ferns, added attractive
color The bride was dressed IN a olue
tailor going away suit with a hat OF
the same shade She carried brides
roses. Mr.. Hatfield is a young business
man here. and IS connected with the
Santa Fe railway system
The wedding march was played oy
Miss Katherine Warren. and just pre-
ceding the entrance OF the bridal party
Parvin Witte sang 20 promise ne
The ceremony was performed by rev
Charles Wesley Webdell, Of the Irlni-
ty Methodist church. About 90 close
friends OF the family were present
Among the out OF town guests was the
brides grandmother, MIS- anna =;
Brown. Of Camden. Ark, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sennette SeabrOok, Of Pine BluIf'
AK. uncle and aunt Of the bride.
In the dining room the wedding pres
ents were displayed on tables covered
with handsome cluny lace covers, Which
were presents also Among the hand
some presents the couple received were
! dinner set Of hand painted china anu
a chest OF silver.
The bridal pair left wednesday
night on the Mexican National for
Wedding trip to Mexico City, but did
not get any further than Juarez. as
the train was held up by the mutineers-
After spending the night in the town;
pee Tf,ursdav morning They had
planned to leave Thursday night for a
wedding trip in a different direction
but their baggage is tied up in Jua-
rez so the trip viii be postponed Tor
couple Of days.