El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-05
Weddings

The marriage of Roy Noble Davis
and Miss Helen Newell was Solemn1ZeC
at the home of the brides parents, ITO
West Franklin street 1t was beau
tiful home wedding, the house being
most artiStically decOtated in different
decorative schemes The parlor where
the ceremony was performed, was dec
GRATED in pink and white the dining
room in red and white
In the parlOr, in the bay window
where the wedding party stood, was an
imprOvised altar of ferns, palms and
smilaX. An immense wedding bell made
of brides roses hung overhead here.
Before the party entered the room Miss
Lauramaud Fink sang very sWeetly,
brother of the bride, played the Mendel-
ssohn wedding march Mrs. T. T. Jack
son, sister OF the groom, from san An
tonic, Texas, attended the bride as
matron Of honor and wore handsome
gown of pink bTOcaded satin. She car
. ried a bOquet o. pink rose buds The
bride entered next, unattended Her
gown was of white Duchess satin with
an Oyer-dress of Brussels lace This
OYer-dreSs has been worn by four gen
eratiOns of the family, when they were
married. She is d tall, stately blonde
type and made a very charming bride
Her boquet was of brides roses and her
veil was worn hoOd-eftect, with ma
tural orange blossoms The groom was
attended by Leonard Wolff as best
man.
The dining table was laid with Bat
tenberg cloth and the wedding cake
stood In the center. In the center Of
this was inserted a bOquet Of natural
brides roses. Candles in red with red
shades burned here
In cutting the cake Miss Clara Fink
received the thimble; Miss Leona Black
the dime, and Mrs Xsabel FlatO the
ring
Punch was served in an enclosed
porch, prettily decorated in smilaX and
draperies. by Miss Nellie Nae Bowen
ana Miss Stella Phipps- A salad course
was served in the dining room The
brides going away suit was of heavy
d black velvet trimmed with a cerise
plume. She was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts.
Miss Newell has grown to woman
hood in FL PasO. with a. large circle Of
friends, and is popular in the younger
social set The groom is the assistant
passenger agent of the FL Paso &
southwestern railroad. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis went on their honeymoon to Chi
cagO, Washington. New York and other
eastern cities, leaving Thursday morn
ing.
Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage
OF the First Presbyterian church. r L
Maddox and Miss Emma c. Hancock
were married by Rev. Charles 1. Over
street The groom is from Hurley, n.
NJ, and the bride is from Santa Rita
She was accompanied by Miss Block.
A beautiful home wedding was SOL
emnized on Wednesday night at seven
o'clock, when Miss Amy Schultz, Of this
city, became the bride of Jay Edward
butcher, al the home of the bride ia
North Ochoa street. The house was
beautifully decorated in smilax. ever
green studded with tiny red berries,
palms and roses.
In the drawing room, where the we'd
ding party stood, was an arch made
of white carnations and evergreens.
Overhead hung a large wedding bell
made of the flowers and the claDDer
was one large Easter lily The bride
was lovely in a handsome gown of
white brocaded satin en- traine, with a
lace bodice and bead trimmings. She
wore veil with the hood effect and
carried a bouquet of brides roses and
lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Harry z
Schultz, sisterinlaW Of the bride, was
the matron Of honor She wore a white
brOcaded satin, trimmed in real lace,
and carried pink carnations. John ".
Moss was best man The bride was
given in marriage by her brother. Will
liam r. Schultz. and Rev. Charles L
Overstreet performed the ceremony
After the service they repaired to the
dining room, where the brides cake
was cut Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. Mrs Harry
Schultz cut the thimble. Miss Della
Kefer cut the ring, Mrs. S. A Vaughan
the dime and Miss Jenevie Anderson the
ring Miss Schultz is a popular young
woman with the social set in this city
and Is the pOssessOr of a very sweet
voice and has been very prominent in
musical circles. Mr.. butcher is a
young lawyer Of the city. They viii be
at home to their friends at their home,
ia North OchOa street.