El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
Weddings

A pretty home wedding occurrel
Sunday afternoon when Miss Vivian
Hunter became the bride Of Ernest A.
Hester at the home of the brides
parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. R. Hunter. 1915
Boulevard The bride is q graduate of
the Z. P. H s. class Of 1912. The
groom is connected with the Western
Union telegraph company
Standing under a very large floral
bell formed of pink and white sweet
peas. the couple were married by Rev.
j. F. Williams. pastor of the First Bap-
list church The room IN which the
ceremoney was performed was decor
ated with masses OF PINK and while
sweet peas, IN the other rooms pink
and white carnations We're used Pre-
ceding the ceremony "A melody of love"
by Ungermann, was played on the
piano by Miss Ida Hunter, the ounger
sister Of the bride Believe ne, II all
those endearoing young charms" was
sung by Miss Mayme Clark, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Ida
Hunter. At the close of the song. Miss
Hunter played the wedding march by
Mendelssohn, and the bridal couple en-
tered The bride wore a white satin
dress with an overslip Of handsome
heavy lace She carried a shower DO
quet of brides roses.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. when the bride and groom
received the congratulat and good
wishes of the few closest friends in
vited to witness the ceremony. The
brides cake was arranged on a small
table decorated with vases of pink and
white sweet peas In cutting the cake
the dime was found in the groOm's
piece, Miss Josephine RAY discovered
the ring in her slice Miss Mavrne
Burk the wishbone- During the eve
ming punch was served, Miss Maybelle
McMuFtrey presiding over the punch
bowl The color scheme of mink and
white was carried out in the ice cream
and angel food that were served. A
wedding book was filled out by the
guests and given to the bridal pair.
Mr.. and MIS- Hester left on the 1915
o'clock train for Atlanta Ca where
they VIII make their home, Mr.. Hester
having been transferred there from
the telegraph office here The bride
wore a going away tan coat suit of
cloth with hat, gloves and shoes OF
corresponding color. among the guests
who were only the relatives and most
intimate friends of the young couple.
were Mrs. Dora Hester. mother of the
groom, Miss Nettie Hester. the groom's
sister. Mrs Z. @. Burk, Misses Virginia
Clark. Mayme Clark, Josephine RAY
Ed Freeman, Max Kline, DR.. and Mrs
j. r. Hunter and Miss Ida Hunter.
The bridesmaids OF Miss Frances
Clark at her wedding TO DR.. James
Vance on June 19 viii be Misses Eileen
Walk, Wanda Race, Laura Gleason.
Anna Lee Gaines and Henrietta Buck
Ter. The groomsmen viii be Charles
Bassett, Vance Stewart, Garnett King
and Tom Newman, Frank AIuFchison
viii be best man for DIR. Vance.
Miss Anna Elnora Arant viii be mar
ried this evening TO T. Clark Lddeu
at the home of her mother Mrs. Bette
Arant, 924 MagOffin avenue. Rev. j. F.
Williams of the First Baptist church
viii perform the ceremony The groom
is a telegraph operator on the Texas &
Pacific railway system The bride has
lived in El Paso for some time
The wedding Ceremony viii occur at
the church of ST. Clement at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday night. June IS. Rev.
Henry Easter VIII perform the cere-
mony- A reception win follow at the
home Of Mrs. Joe Williams, 223 West
Rio Grande street.