El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-20
Clark-Vance Wedding Is One Of
Seasons Most Brilliant Events

Mendelssohn's Midsummer Nights
Dream"
The reception was given at the lovely
Spanish mission home OF AIR. ana MIS-
j. F. Williams, 1928 West Ris Grande-
In the patio Of the house, which was
strung with japanese lanterns, the bril-
dal couple received the congratulations
of their friends. The porches were al
so strung with japanese lanterns, with
many candles burning in colonial style
silver sticks Cut flowers and ferns
were used effectively in the porch dec
oratiOnS. Punch was served on Ihe
porch and a salad course in the patio
The decorations Of the dining room
were arranged in a crystal scheme, the
lace cloth on the table which was dec
GRATED in white From the crystal
pendant-fringed chandelier, streamers
OF white tUlle extended to the four cor
neTs of the table where they ended in
big butterfly bows. tying bOquets of
white sweet peas. The streamers were
caught half way between the table and
chandelier with punches of white sweet
peas The tall pyramid centerpiece of
white sweet peas in cut glass bowls
and vases was surrounded with cryS-
tai baskets of sweet peas and burning
candles, in crystal sticks
Mrs. Vance cut the cake and her
bridesmaids followed: Miss Eileen Walk
finding the ring. Mrs. W 7. HiXsOu, the
thimble; Frank Murchison the dime,
Vance Stewart the wishbone, and w.
G. Dunn the button
The brides going away gown was a
tailormade blue repp coat suit, the coat
was finished with a white collar.
trimmed with raspberry cOlored en-
brOidery. The embroidery was repeated
on the sleeves and skirt Pearl buttons
trimmed the suit. With the suit, a
black straw Warie Gay model was
worn
Dr. and Mrs. Vance left for Califor-
MIA, where they will spend their honey
moon; On their return in about a
Baron home on Boulevard for the re-
mainder OF the summer.
The couple received a lavish number
of handsome wedding presents.
After the departure of the bridal cou-
pie, the bridal party spent the re-
mainder of the evening in dancing A
stringed band orchestra OF eight pieces
played throughout the evening.
The bride is the only daughter of
Leigh Clark. The groom is a prominent
physician Of the city
Miss julia Mary Mccarthy and Pat
rick +. Connolly were married fn1rs-
DAY morning at the o'clock mass at
ton, Rev. Francis C Roy officiating
The altar was decorated with siuanti-
ties of pink and white sweet peas
Palms and ferns were banked about
A quartet consisting Of Mrs. E. V
Berrien. Mrs. Joe NJ Dunno, Miss Ethel
Howard, and Miss Eelanor Roman sang
the bridal chorus from Wagner's
..Lohengrin" as the bridal party en-
tered the church.
Little Agnes Morgan, the niece OF the
bride led the party to the altar She
wore a white embroidered dress with
a white wreath upon her head, and
carried white sweet peas.
Miss Maggie Condor, the bridesmaid,
wore white embroidered lingerie dress
over pink with a large white lace nat
trimmed with a band OF pink she
carried pink carnations.
The bride wore a gown OF white net
over batiste, trimmed with lace Orna-
ments Ove- the bodice and sleeve and
with bows of satin ribbon. a pearl
necklace was about her neck Her veil
was fastened with a wreath OF lltes OF
the valley, and she carried an arm
bouquet of white roses
The BRIDE was given away by her
brother, I. c. Mccarthy. II. n. Ryan
was the best man
During the mass, Mrs. Joe NJ Dunno
and Mss Eleanor Roman sang duet
Holy Mother guard their footsteps
Miss Ethel Howard sang Ave Maria
Mrs L. V. Berrien and Miss Ethel
Howard sang "Oh Salutarius- Mrs
E V. Berrien was the -organist- The
party left the church to the Mendel-
ssohn wedding march
A wedding Breakfast for a few OF the
couples most intimate friends, was
served at the home Of the brides sister
and brother, Mr.. and Mrs J. Z. Morgan,
rs North Campbell street. with the
following guests present: Mr. and
Mrs ]. Z. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs T G
Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs Joe NJ Dunno,
Mr. and Mrs. H. n Ryan, Miss Maggie
Condor, Miss Loretto Lyans, Frank