El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-04
Weddings

The wedding of Miss Anna Grace
I Ellis to James Davis Mayfield will
occur this evening at the Church Of
St Clement Rev I1enry Easter per-
Z forming the ceremony.
Wednesday noon Miss Ailsa Frank
and Clyde league Will be married at
Westminster Presbyterian church by
the pastor, Rev.. T. Abbott.
Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
in St Clements church Miss Grace c.
keyser and William Knight Marr will
be married by Rev. Henry Easter The
wedding will be quiet one, Miss Kel-
ser viii be given away by her aunt
Mrs Bessie c. Fink The couple will
leave Immediately for California for a
wedding trip.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
st. Clements church Miss Jessie w.
Darroch and Louis Bourgeois will be
married. Rev. Henry Easter performing
the ceremony. The couple will leave
Immediately for New Orleans Miss
DarrOch has been a teacher at the
Beall school Mr.. Bourgeois is from
New Jersey. He is connected with
the G. H & s. A railway system.
Miss Rosa Lee Tyra and John ".
Prewit viii be married Wednesday.
Thursday morning Miss Gertrude
Dow and James J. Murphy will be
married at nuptial mass at 8 o'clock in
the morning by Rev. Albert Gilbert at
the church of the Guardian Angel, in
East FL Paso.
Thursday night Miss Esther Darby
shire and Kenneth MacCallum will be
married at the church of St Clement
by Rev. Henry Easter.
Miss Hazel Harvey and J. H Birds
ley viii be married by Rev. c. L. Over
street at the brides home. 51S Copper
street Thursday. night
Miss Maude Kincheloe and Max C.
Ritz, Of Pecos, Tex, were married Nom
day night at a pretty hCme wedding
at the residence CT tie brides family,
SIS Myrtle avenue The ceremony was
Rev. J. i. Simpson, of Edna Tex, and
and Judge J. r. Harper. The house
was decorated with masses IF pink
aud white carnations, and palms and
ported plants and sweet peas. The
couple were married standing under en-
arch Of white flowers surmounted by
large white wedding bell.
Miss Linda KinchelOe, q sister Of the
bride. played the wedding march by
Mendelssohn, as the couple entered the
room During the service "Oh Promise
Me- was softly sung by Mrs. A T. Ar
randiel, with Miss Linda KichelOe play
ing the accompaniment on the piano.
The bride wore white embroidered
marquisette gown over white silk, made
princess style and trimmed with much
lace. White crystal bands Ornamented
her hair and she carried a bouquet Of
white carnations and ferns
After the congratulations Of the
guests, the bride cut the brides cake.
Rev. J. i. Simpson found the ring in
his piece; Albert Curtis found the but
con, and Mrs. E. H Watson discovered
the dime in her piece Of cake Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served
The young couple received a large
number of handsome gifts. including
cut glass, slEerWare and linen The
employees OF WatsOn's grocery. where /
Miss kinchelOe had been cashier for
some time, presented the couple with
a very large silver tray engraved with 4,
a large II, and also a big silver spoon !
About 40 of the relatives and most /
intimate friends were present
The couple viii leave Tuesday night /
for Pecos, where they will make their /
home, Mr. Ritz being a young business /
man of that place. The bride is the i
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r. H KinChe-
lOe.