El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-01
Weddings

Trinity church has been the scene Of
many pretty weddings, but the mar
riaee Tuesday night of Miss Katherine
Warren and Robin Patterson Could
was one of the prettiest Of the sea
son. The r0stTum was decorated with
a large number Of ported palms, and
suspended over il was a set piece OF
green ferns and smllaX bearing IN
large letters the initials g. w formed
of electric lights.
The service opened with solo
Come 10 Ne Sweetheart. Come sung
By Miss Eliza Holloway, Miss Holloway
was gOwned in a heavy cream saLln
decOllete. draped over the right snOul-
der with old shadow lace, which was
caught al the girdle with SATIN roses
The gown was made with the high semi
empire girdle effect. and mad a long
square duchess train Her mar was
bound with three gold Greclan pands.
Following Miss Holloway IrauneEA
was PLAYED on the organ by Miss HotI-
man. Then Parvin WltLe sang Last
Night" A chorus OF ly girls or MISS
Warren's BOWknOt class. dressed IN
white with pink hair ribbon bows
sang the Bridal chorus from Wagner's
LOhengrin. The girls were Carmen
blessing Mary WadlngtOn, Helen
Sampson, Irene Bryan, Flo Shepherd,
Elsie Shepherd. Alma McCrummen,
Rubv Ponsford Pearl POnSfOrd, Betty
Mary Smith, Laura Henderson, Edna
Richardson. Amelia Rlves. MudreO
Harrel Genevive BeaItie, Lydia GOuch,
May Kilt, Edna Robertson and Pansy
Biggs-
Miss Emma Hoffman presided at the
organ. Her gown was Of blush pink
with an embroidered net overdress- 4
band of pink studded with pearls was
her hair ornament
As the LOheugrin chorus began, the
ushers, two abreast came down the
right hand aisle. They were BOD
Blair, Francis Moore. Clint Ballard
Howard Gilman. G, c. Richerson, Eu-
gene Harris. The groom. Robin Gould,
and his best man, Henry SWearlngen
and Rev. G. Wesley Webdeu and KEY
Perry J. Rice followed Then from Jhe
left side aisle Miss Lucille Daniels leo
the brides party. Miss Daniels's gown
was Of pink crepe de chine decoAete
and en- train. with a shirred rucne
around the edge Of the skirt A pink
rose adorned her hair and she carried
a large bOQuet OF pink carnations anu
ferns
Miss Gertrude Stccaweu wore pale
blue creme de chine en- train with
crystal trimmings about the decoleIe
neck and sleeves A band Of blue was
her hair ornament Her flowers were
pink carnations and ferrt-
Miss Lucille Stoneroad- q Oolorauo
CITY. Colo. wore gown Of pink en-
train with panels Of white lace over
the shoulders and about the Qecollels
neck She carried pink carnations ana
ferns.
Miss Ruth Forsythe's gown was pas
tel blue crepe de Chene, decolleIe ana en-
train. with yoke and sleeves OF net OF
corresponding color, ended Win d
fringe OF tiny balls. A large -olue
rosette was in her hair and she bore
pink carnations and ferns
Miss Katherine Draper was gowned
in pink messaline. with point de Paris
and Irish lace trimmings. The lace was
Caught by a big silk ponisetta OF the
same color as the gown Her bOQuet was
pink carnations and ferns.
The matrOn Of honor Mrs H. A Bell,
wore a gown of the paIest blue satin,
decouette and en- train. with tunic
Of chiffon. shimmering with heavy
crystal embroidery and handpalnted
flowers Of pale pink about the crys-
tai settings. She wore a pale pink
girdle with long streamers in the
back She carried q shower boQuet OF
pink rose buds. with long ribbon
streamers knotted in tiny bows.
The maid Of honor. Miss Effie War
rem. sister OF the bride, wore an ankle