El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-29
Weddings

/ Thursday afternoon, Thanksgiving
day. at 4 o'clock, in the parlors Of Hotel
Mccoy. Mrs. Carmen Jennings and VAL
more COurchesne were married by Rev.
/ Charles L. Oyerstreet. Only members
| Of the families were present and a few
J intimate friends The parlOrs of the
! hotel were deliberately decorated in
] palms and smilax. The bride who is
/ tall and stately, wore a French import
/ ed gown Of white satius trimmed in
real lace and silver
I She wore a white aigret in her hair
ana carried large shower bOQuet OF
lines OF the valley and blue carna-
! tons Francis L Moore played the
I wedding march from TannhauseT, and
{ Parvin Witte sang Today before the
service was read
Little Madeline Courchesne. cousin
OF the groom attended the bride as
hover girl and was very sweet as she
entered, holding large lily in which
tne Wedding ring was hidden She
wore beautiful white lingerie dress
over pale blue.
Mrs. W. n. Mccoy attended the bride
as matrOn Of honor. Sh wore a hand
some gown Of black point lace over
| lavender satin.
The groom was attended by his IN
Gle, A COurcheSue, as best man I'M
mediately after the ceremony, the we'd
4 ding party repaired to Hotel Paso del
Norte, where delicious dinner was
served.
The groom is in business with his
uncle at the Southwestern Portland &C.
ment company, and the bride is well
known 70 large circle of friends in
Mr. and Mrs. Courchesne went fmme-
medlately to their home at -COurchesne,
Tex, where they viii be at home to their
friends.
VIII G. Armstrong and Madge Z.
Hubbard were married on Tuesday,
Nov 20, at s o'clock, at the parsonage Of
trinity MeInod1st church Rev c. Wes-
ley Webdel performed the ceremony.
MIS- W. h. Jackson attended the bride
and ". z. Jackson attended the groom.
The bride wore a gown Of white chif-
ron and the maid of honor was also
dressed IN white. Those present were:
Mr.. ana MIS- w W Armstrong, Mr.
and Mrs Ut. Z. O'Shea, Mr.. and Mrs
a 3 Washburn, Charles Hubbard. 7.
a. EeSh, Gerald Hubbard. The bride
has lived in FL Paso for five years and
of chief Armstrong. Of the fire de-
partment- They will be al home 10
their friends at sos Mesa avenue.
Thanksgiving day at o'clock q. m. at
the church OF St Ignacius, Miss Mar
sarita Maese and Abel Rumo were !
married by Rev father Prenches- ]
ses. Rumaldo Maese attended the
groom as best man and Miss Floren-
cla Apodaca was maid Of honor. Those I
present at the marriage were: Nj
aud Mrs IL n Madrid. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert soils; Misses Maggie Ortega, /
Eliza Wallace, Martha Mclean, Lupie !
Cordero, Jeffy Evans; Messrs. Her /
man Ortega. Frank Basic. Jesse Evans,
Albert Cordero and Leo Symes-
Miss Elizabeth Lane and ". II. Borfe I
were married at st. Clements Episcopal {
church on Wednesday evening at /
o'clock, Rev Henry Easter performing !
the ceremony They are both from /
Chihuahua, Mex. After the ceremony
dinner was served at the Sheldon no I
tel The happy couple left for New I
J ork Immediately and viii be at home !
IN IerrazasY Mex, where the groom !
holds responsible position with the I
Rio Tinto Copper company. Miss lane I
IS the daughter Of a prominent archi- !
tect Of Chihuahua.
Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock at /
The parsonage Of the First Presbyterian 1
church, W A. Burris and Miss Margaret (
1Walt were married by Rev. Chares L !
Jverstreet Mrs A. Durham accom-
panied the bride at the wedding Mr.. /
5urris Is an employe of the s. P rail-
road.
Miss Lena Mitchell and William KeI-
" were married on Tuesday at s o'clock
i'm the afternoon at the home Of the
bride at 1903 East Rio Grande street.
Rev. Charles l. Overstreet performed /
the ceremony Members of the family |
we're present. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly left
Immediately for California and win
be at home in Waco, Tex. a