Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-12-12
~TATE-CELAYA NUPTIALS.
Popular pnd Prominent Young Couple
United in Marriage. -.

AT the Church of the Immaculate Con
ception last evening at Z o'clock, and
before several hundred friends, Miss Luz
Gle Tate and Joe Celaya, Jr., were uni
ted in marriage, the ceremony having
been performed in the s~acristy by Rev.
Father LavOie. The bride is the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Tate, and Mr.. Celaya is the
son of Jose Celaya, a prominent citizen
and a member of one of Brownsville's
Oldest and best known families.
The bridal attendants were Misses
Adelaide Celaya, maid of honor, Laura
Celaya, Marie Fernandez, and Sara
Young, and the best man was Albert
Fernandez, and the groomsmen Angus
tine Celaya, Jr., ElmOre Order and An
gus Young.
The wedding gov was an exquisite
creation of white satin, with duchess
lace trimming. The bridal veil was
draped with unusual grace on one side
with diamond ornaments and OF the
other with orange blossoms. A beauti-
full pearl necklace, the gift of the groom,
and a bouquet of bridal roses. maiden
hair fern and lilies of the valley, com
pleted the costume of one of the most
beautiful brides ever seen in this city.
Miss Adelaide Celaya, the maid OF
honor, wore pink charmeuse with gold
lace trimming. She wore hair orna-
ments of pink maribou, maline and
rhinartonau onI ca rpIn1 n hr1npSmQIl'S
bouquet Of pink Killarney buds tied
with pink and blue maline.
Miss Laura Celaya was attired in blue
charmeuse with gold lace trimming. Her
hair ornaments were of blue maribOu.
maline and rhinestones. Her bouquet
was also of pink Killarney buds, tied
with pink and blue maline.
Miss Marie Fernandez wore pink
charmeuse over pink satin with gold lace
trimming. Her headdress was of pink
maribou, maline and rhinestones, and
she carried a bridesmaids bouquet OF
pink Killarney buds tied with pink and
blue maline.
Miss Sara Young, who preceded the
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Augustine Celaya, Jr., wore blue char
meuse also. with rhinestone trimmings.
Her hair ornaments were an ostrich fea-
Their and rhinestones. She carried also
"A bouquet of pink Killarney buds.
Mrs. Annie Seaman Putegnat at the
organ. accompanied by j. =. P~utegnat
and j. B. Niano on %viOlins, played Men
delssohn's wedding march upon the en-
trance of the bride and her attendants,
Miss Sara Young and Mr.. Augustine Ce-
lava. Jr.. and Misses adelaide Celaya,
Laura Celaya and Marie Fernandez, all
lead by Father La Vote. In the sacristy
they were met by the groom, Mr.. Albert
Fernandez, Mr.. Elmore Order, and Mr..
Angus Young. and by the parents of
both bride and groom. LOhengrin's we'd
ding march was played after the cere-
mony as the bridal party passed out.
Beautiful soft music was played by the
organ and violins throughout the cere-
mony.
After the ceremony there was a recep-
ton for the bridal party and a few in
innate friends at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Tate OH Washington street.
The dining room was beautifully deco
rated. and over the table was suspended
a huge wedding bell, with maline reach
ing from the bell to the four corners Of
the table. Here also were viewed the
great number of wedding gifts which at
tested the popularity OF the couple.
The great surprise, however. was re-
served. After the reception the bride
and groom were taken to their beautiful
residence on Adams street, between 3rd
and 4th streets. furnished complete and
ready for their occupancy. a present to
the couple by the father Of the groom,
| Mr.. Jose Celaya. ST. The furniture and
all. ever to the window curtains were
put in place by friends-all without the
knowledge of the couple.