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

! graceful shower Of white satin rib
I bOus and lilies Ofs the valley Her waist
I was of all-over Irish crochet
! Mrs. Fink wore hand embroidered
3 lingerie white gown with white buck
] skin shoes and suede gloves She car
ried white sweet peas large straw
I color GainsborOugh hat with face trim
mings Of dark green and plumes Of
| dark green added an effective finish 70
I her costume.
There were no cards for the we'd
I ding, but very large number Of
friends Of the young people assembled
TO see the ceremony and crowded
around the automobile to give their
best wishes before the young couple
I departed. The couple left Immediately
for a wedding tour through the Grand
Canyon and points Of interest in Cali
fornia- white linen coat suit with
a Panama hat was the brides going
away costume
The bride and her aunt have been in
FL PasO but a comparatively short
time, having come only eight months
ago from Washington, d. q Inc groom
is the son of Mrs James l. MARI, ST.,
and is manager of the Burton Lingo
Lumber corporation of El Paso- The
MARI family came to Ell PasO SO years
ago when there were but 40 American
families in FL PasO, and three years
before the railroad reached the then
little border town. Mr- Mari is
member Of the Toltec and Country
clubs.
At high nuptiaI mass at the church
of the Guardian Angel, in East FL
Paso, Miss Gertrude Dow was mar
ried TO James J. Murphy Thursday
was performed By Rev. Albert Gilbert,
while the choir sang Leonard's
Nuptial Mass in F. The church was
decorated with white carnations and
masses Of ferns. As the bridal party
entered the church, Harry Price sang
All Fair, Sweet and Holy" Mrs. Henry
Ryan played the wedding march BY
MendelssOhn as the couple left the
church after the ceremony. The bride
wore a white German lace gown over
white messaline, with white nat
trimmed in wide white satin ribbons
She carried a bOquet Of brides roses
arranged in shower with ribbon
streamers. Her only ornament was a
gold necklace, the gift of the groom
Her sister. Mrs j. T. CAIN was her
attendant Mrs Cain wore a white
embroidered lingerie gown over a slip
of pink messaline, a border Of pink
white, with white satin ribbon trim
ming. Pink carnations were the flow
ers she carried. Mr.. Murphys best
man was j. T. Cain
Following the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served al the brides
home, z710 East Rio Grande street
attended By the bridal party, relatives
and one or two of the most intimate
friends OF the couple. The house was
attraCtiVeiy decorated with white roses
and pink carnations The bride is the
second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs H o.
Dow. The groom is a young attorney
of the city They VIII make their nome
in I'll PasO with the brides parents
The choir was composed Of Misses
Ethel Howard, Eleanor Roman, altos;
Aesdames ]. Kersey, P. T. Kelly, $. g.
Titus and c. o. Homer, sopranos; HaT-
ry Prince, Bert Sherwood, tenors, and
Jack kersey. bass. Bishop J. p Lynch's
episcopal blessing was bestowed upon
abe welded pair by Rev Albert Gil
bert
The guests at the wedding breakfast
at the house We're, Mr. and Mrs H. O.
Dow, J. A Delaney, James Meuttmann,
j. 9. kersey, Lew Carter c. o. Horner, !
J. T. Cain, Misses Myrtle Ford. Julia
Dore, Marie Dore and MessFs. Joe Nea-
Ion. g. Neirold Jack kersey and H (
Mason.
Miss Jessie Darroch and Louis BOur- I
geOis were married Wednesday after /
noon at 8 o'clock at st. Clements Epis- I
copal church, by the rector, Rev. Henry /
Easter. Only a few OF the most inti- /
mate friends Of the bride were pres [
emit The bride wore short length 4
dress Of white embroidered marqui- /
settle, the embroidery being in a wide I
panel at the edge of the skirt in front, 7
and in a bertha pattern about the cor
sag &c and over the sleeve cuffs. A band I
of crystal embroidery finishing in two \
rassels was her hair ornament. About /
her neck she wore a handsome heavy
gold chain and locket that had be-
lOnged to her mother. The small links
were leaf shaped in an unusual pat
tern. Miss Florence Barnes was her
attendant She was dressed In an
embroidered white net trimmed with
great deal of lace Her white hat was
with a wreath Of white and I
pale lavender wisteria blossoms Har-
vey Darroch, brother Of the bride, was
the best man.
Following the ceremony the couple
left Immediately for New Orleans, La.
The bride is a daughter Of j. r. Oar
roch-- of FL Paso. She has lived IN
Fl Paso for some time and was
teacher at the BealI school. The groom
Is from New Jersey. He is connected
with the O. H. & = A. railway system
AMONG the most intimate personal
friends OF Miss Darroch who attended
the wedding were Misses Lille Reed,
corinne Reed. Carrie Seldom. and Flor
ance Goddard
Mrs Bette ". Arant 934 Magoffin
avenue. announces the engagement and
approaching marriage Of her daughter,
Mss Annie Elnora Arant to T. Clark
Liddeu. The wedding viii occur IN the
middle of June. The groom is tele-
graph operator on the Texas & Pacific
system. located in FL Paso. I
The bride and her mother have lived
IN Fl Paso for about three years
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