El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-30
Weddings

one Of the prettiest Of fail home
weddings was sOlemnized at the home
of the brides parents at 1903 East
Rio Grande street, Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock, when Miss Lenua Mitchell,
youngest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
II. c. Mitchell. was married to W. NJ.
Kelly, Of Waco, Texas, "a prominent
transfer man of that point by Rev
c. i. Overstreet-.
Immediately after the ceremony The
happy couple left for California to
be gone q month The bride was be-
COmingly gOWned in a navy blue
travelling suit with champagne vest
and black and white velvet hat
on their return trip they VIII visit
friends and their parents here for
few days. then they will 90 to Waco
to make their home there.
Only members Of the family and
Masters Paul, Rufus and Charlie Har-
vey, special boy friends of the bride
were present
ON Monday evening preceding tho
wedding, the brides parents. assisted
by their married daughter. Mrs w.
NJ Garrett, entertained the bridal
party with a. nine course dinner at
their home on Rio Grande street The
living room was lastly decorated with
large pink and white chrysanthemums
The dining room was beautifully deco
rated with pink and white carnations,
the dining table being specially
pretty, with large vase Of pink car
nations and ferns in the center, rest
ing on a beautiful center piece Of the
same design
Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs T. c. Mitchell,
Mr.. T. F. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs w.
NJ Garrett Mr. and Mrs. w. i. Mil
Ter, Arthur Miller and W. NJ Kelly.
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Thanksgiving day AdoIrh Roth and
Miss Fannie Baron were united in mar
rage by rabbi Martin ZielOnka at the
home of the brides sister and brother,
Mr. and Mrs B. L. Swat. The house
was most attractively decorated. Ferns
and red and white carnations were
used. The ceremony was performed
under a large white horseshoe. which
was erected at one side Of the room.
Ferns and baskets of flowers were
interspersed here and there, making a
very pretty sight
Miss Yetta Baron attended her sister
as maid of honor and / Weiss was the
best man.
The bride. who is very pretty girl,
wore a gown Of white charmeuse en-
traine. trimmed with point lace She
carried a shower bouquet Of brides
roses and ferns The grOOm's gift to
her a diamond bracelet, was the only
jeWelry worn
The maid Of honor wore a white
chiffon gown over yellow charmeuse,
trimmed IN spangles.
Mrs. 3. l. Swat. sister Of the bride.
also wore a white charmeuse with
silver trimmings
AFTER Lne ceremony QeLlEnLLQ u
luncheon was served at the house by
Mr.. and 1Irs. Ben L. Swat Later a
dinner was served at the Hotel PasO
del NOrte, and Mr.. and Mrs Roth then
took the train for New Orleans, La,
before going to Chicago. III. where
they will make their future home.
The bride wore a travelling suit OF
blue cloth with large picture hat to
match.
At the Paso del Norte dinner Z Weiss
was the host
Thanksgiving day, at five o'clock IN
the afternoon. Thomas 3. Milan and
Miss Stella Drummer were married at
St Clements church by the pastor, Rev.
Henry Easter. Only the brides family
were present Mrs. Milan is the daugh-
ter Of John Brunner, Of this city. and
is popular with the younger social set
Mr. Milan is in charge Of the wireless
station at Washington park
dinner was served at the Drummer
home after the wedding. The dining
room was decorated in smiiax and oses
AMI only members Of the brides family
were present.
Fred D. Craig and Miss Ollie Cray
son were married on November % in
the study OF the First Christian church
by the pastor, Rev Perry ]. Rice The
bride is from Canon, Texas, and the
groom from Tucson, Ariz.