El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

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fluttered out gracefully as sh.
walked UP the aisle. Her flowers
pink sweet peas Of the same shad'
as the hat. were also tied with flow.
ing tulle streamers-
Following Mrs. Moore came TIT
bridesmaid. Miss Frances Mayfield. in
a gown Of Whi-c crepe chiffon over
! dress draped over white satin, made
fOn was trimmed with insertions anC
hppliques Of princess lace and arts
tca1ly caught with . Quantity of tiny
pink chiffon roses. She carried a
shower bOquet Of roses with the
streamers Of narrow ribbon tied with
tiny pink chiffon roses at frequent
intervals A band Of pearl n cryS-
tai embroidery finished with a white
aigrette Ornamented her hair. Pre-
eeeding the bride came the maid of
honor, Miss jamie Ellis. who wore a
short length dress Of white lace lin
gerie over pink satin. With IL she
wore a large picture hat OF white,
trimmed with a fold of pink silk COW
ering the crown. A tall plume Of
shaded pink and pale violet ornament
ed the hat at one side.
The bride entered on the arm Of
her brother, Paul Ellis, who CAV her
! away She made a beautiful picture
IN her empire wedding gown OF heaFy
white satin The bodice had pearl
trimmings, encrusting h entire
waist with pearls, the short sleeves
were of net, embroidered in pearls.
n at her throat a diamond pin was
fastened in the lace of the yoke. The
pin is an heirloom. having belonged
to her great grandmother. Several
strands Of pearls arranged Grecian
and fashion, held the long tulle veil
about her head The skirt was a
with a long squar duchess train
Panels Of lace extending down each
side trimmed the skirt Her bridal
boquet was Of brides roses arranged
in shower effect with narrow green
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broad streamers Of princess lace and
white satin ribbons.
The groom n his best man. Tom
Mayfield, met the bride n her maid
steps, where the betrOthal ceremony
was performed Then Rev. Henry
Easter entered within the chancel
rail, and the party advanced to the
mony was performed. For the lei
ediction, the couple knelt upon Hslite
satin cushions.
Mrs. Grace O. Ellis, the mother OF
the bride, wore a gown OF era chif-
ION over gray satin 1t had a demi-
train, and yoke Of lace. Bands Of
pearl and crystal trimmings orna-
mented the gown, and a n OF
deep purple pansies ut the girdle ad-
ded a character color touch. With
the gown she wore a small hat Of
lavender chiffon trimmed with a pur-
pie ribbon and flowers aigrette ef-
feet at the side.
Mrs. ". D. Mayfield. the mother Of
the groom, was a very stately figure
in a pale blue crepe gown draped
over blue satin The gown was made
decollette and en- train. Brilliants
edged the neck Of the gown. and II
was caught with eVera buckles Of
brtll1ants and trimmed with cut tur-
Quois- she carried a large bOQuet Of
leng stemmed Americas Seautv roses
A white aigrette was her only hair
ornament
An informal reception for the bridal
party and the most intimate friends OF
the couple was hc-d following the
ceremony at the home of the groom's
parents. 1880 Montana street.
A color scheme Of green and white
was used in the decoration Of the
dining room Of the Mayfield home.
with pink and white prevailing in the
other rooms. The dining room was
especially attractive. The table was
covered with a handsome cluny lace
cloth over green. and extending from I
side to side n from end to end, I
were me Of vide green satin
ribbon, finished at the ends with
large bows, from which sprays OF
brides roses peeped out etwee the
folds In the center, in a tall cut
glass vase, was a large boquet OF
1rldes roses The color scheme was
further carried out in the green and
white candles.
OF heart shaped form was the large
white brides cake. A little novelty
IN the cutting of the cake was intro
duceC- The ring and other articles
customary to be enclosed in the we'd
ding cake were placed under the cake
with tiny white ribbons attached,
each terminating in a white bow. All
the unmarried members Of the bril-
dal party were assembled and told
to draw out a ribbon. Emmett Hines
found the ring attached to his rib
bon and LOWther Wood, the blue
heart HWnfFEfnT. nnnGHannW Then the I
wedding axe was cut by the bride
and served with the ice course, in which
the colOrs Of white anG green were
also carried out. A stringed orches-
ira played musical selections during
the evening.
Following the reception. the young
couple went TO their home, a recently
completed bungalow at 2716 Montana
street. where they viii be at home"
TO their friends after June IS. Many
beautiful gifts were included in the
wedding presents. the couple receiv-
ing silyerware' cut glass linens and
brio a brac In prOtusiom.
The bride is the second daughter
OF Mrs. Grace O. Ellis. She has been
a teacher at the san JacintO school
some time, and has lived in El
groom is the eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Mayfield. He is from Co
lumbus, S. c., but has lived in FL
PasO for about six years and is a
IAGAAAEL Va AHN an Aag leu Z
Bros.
The wedding Of Miss Irene Clark ID
degraff. of Wheeling, West Virginia
and Henry A.. Branu. of New York
city. occurred Tuesday morning al
nuptial mass at the Roman Cath
oIic cathedral in Wheeling. West Vir-
GINA. The cousin of the groom, mon
Henry A. Brann, of New York
performed the ceremony. The groom
IS a brother OF Charles A Brann and
James c.. Brann, of FL Paso. Tic
is a young lawyer of New York
.ity. Following the ceremony a we'd
ling breakfast was served at The home
IF n brides grandmother, Mrs. Mar
.ha z. Whitaker. The couple will make
heir home in Mount Vernon, New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Stofer. s1s san
IarciaI street. the eng3~e- II
of their daughter. Miss VeSfa 4
,tofer. TO William p. B-orncheckter Mr. 4
Wedding will TAX place In July. The
ride elect has lived in FL Paso for Il
bout five years. The groom IS con Il
.ected with the FL Paso & ~Southvesf- II
IN railway system.
Karl B. PaIIat and Miss Mavme