El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-04
Weddings

Three weddings will occur this week
in which the FL Paso society set ii
/ very much interested. Tonight Miss
Laura Gleason will become the bride Of
Lieut.. W. F. Robinson, 18th infantry, al
/ the home Of the bride-elect's aunt. Mrs
J. F. Williams.
! On Tuesday evening Miss Adine Noak'
| will become the bride of T. J. Stafford
| the wedding to take place at the F1rsl
| Presbyterian church.
On Wednesday evening, at the FRS
Presbyterian church, Miss Marian
| Campbell and Harry Schultz viii be
united in marriage
Saturday evening at the parsonage OF
the First Trinity church Miss Eliza
/ Holloway and c. c. RichersOn were
united in marriage by Rev. C. Wesley
WebdelI, the pastor. Mrs. Herman Bell
received the guests az the door she
| wore an elaborate gown Of blue satin,
| draped in chiffon, spangled and hand
paint d.
In the receiving line were Mr. and
Mrs G. Il. Holloway mother ana father
Of the bride; Mrs G. ". Dennis and
ways gown was a handsome black
crepe de chine and she carried red
roses. Mrs. Dennis wore a hand en-
brOidered white marguiSette and carried
c. W. Webdeu wore an Alice blue
charmeGse with lace trimmings.
Mrs. ". G. Kluttz, as matrOn Of
honor, wore a white serge coat suit, and
white hat to match She carried yellow
chrysanthemums G. W. Dennis served
as best man to the groom The bride
was lovely in beautiful white dutch
ess satin, en- traIne, trimmed IN old
lace. She wore gold fillet in her
hair. and carried white chrySanthe-
NUNS After the ceremony the bride
gave her bouquet to the single girls
present.
The house was decorated N an at
tractive decorative scheme Of yellow,
white and green Little Genevieve
Bell presented the bride and groom
with wedding book, in which all the
guests registered their names.
In cutting the brides cake, 6. c.
RichersOn got the ring, Miss Lydia
Gooch the WlshbOne, Russell Mitchell
the dime, Mrs w C. Kluttz the thin
Bile, and Mrs. Hugh Grouse the button.
Mrs Robin Gould served punch from
the bowl in the dining room The ia
bic was covered with a cluny cover and
decorated with maidenbair ferns and
chrysanthemUms. Mrs. Gould wore a
beautiful gown Of band embroidered
taffeta.
The brides gOlngaWay suit was a
black serge with plumed hat to match
The bride is a popular young woman
Of Fl PasO social circles, and the groom
is the manager Of the Credit Mems Pro
son, Ariz., and after their return viii
be at home at sos Il Prospect avenue
The wedding Of Ernest Raymond
ShOrtridge and Lolita Gertrude Fruit
was sOlemnized at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. E a.
Fruit, 225 West Nevada street, on sat
urday afternoon at four o'clock
Professor Edwin Q. Knickmeyer
played MendelssOhn's wedding march
and the young women who acted as
ushers came down the stairs and
formed an aisle, through which the
bridal party passed The ushers were:
Misses Edna Ada and Flo Golf, Birdie
Kerr, Margaret Kerr, Edna Seamands
and LenOir Martin.
Before the ceremony, which was read
by Rev Perry j. Rice. Mrs. H K Der
nard sang I Love You Truly"
Miss Edna ShOrtridge, sister Of the
groom, was maid Of honor, and Lyndon
A Fruit brother OF the bride, was best
man The brides wedding dress was a
beautiful white charmeu5e, with pearl
trimmings She was charming, and car
ried bride S roses Miss Shortrldge wore
a handsome gown of blue chiffon and
lace over messaline- She carried pink
roses.
The house was decorated in green and
white, with the exception OF the din
ing room. which was IN pink and white
Chrysanthemums were used in profuS-
ion and the refreshments were carried
out in the pink and white color scheme-
a reception was given Il lt1L L4AG SCI
vice, and in the receiving line were
Mr. and Mrs. +. A Fruit, Miss AlLha
Fruit and the wedding party In cut
ting the brides cake, Miss Ada cor
wishbOne, Miss Edna Seamands the
thimble, Miss Blanche Merrill the dime,
and r. W. Hafey the button.
The brides going away suit was
The couple left for Chicago. III. Indian
apolis, Ind, and various eastern points
They will return by way OF Denver
and FL PasO, and VIII be at home TO
their friends on January 1 at Clifton,
Ariz., where the groom is engaged IN
business.
The out Of town guests present at the
wedding WERE Mrs Mark Henderson,
Fruit, of Columbus. n. NJ, and r. W.
IIafey, of wichita, kas.
Sunday evening. October p, at 6
o'clock Miss Fannie kleiman and sam
Swat were united in marriage Dy
Rabbi NJ Sachter at the home of the
brides aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs
II. Jaffee, Of sos North Florence
street. The house was most artistical-
" decorated in ferns, palms and white
roses. A large heart made of electric
lights was hung in the living room,
with the initials of the bride and
groom, SIX. These We're in the CEN
ter Of a star and as the ceremony was
one. the letters disappeared, leaving
a large letter IS remaining The
dining table was decorated in white
carnations and ferns and a delicious
six course luncheon was served. There
were about so guests present and
dancing was enjoyed after the dinner.
Mrs. Swat is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs L KIeiman, formerly Of Newark,
n. J., but has made her home in this
city for the last two years. They will
be at home at IA Brown street.
W H. Strahan and Mrs. Callie Whit
ton were married Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock at the Hotel Mccoy. Rev.
Kenneth Brown. of the East FL Paso
Presbyterian church. officiated. After
December I Mr.. and Mrs Strahan an
nounced that they would be at home at
Canutillo, Texas.
Francis Pearson and Miss Rose Mary
Rothe were married at the parsonage Of
the Trinity Methodist church Saturday
at four o'clock. Rev. c. Wes-
ley Webdeu performed the ceremony.
After an eastern trip. Mr. and Mrs.
Pearson stated that they would estab-
lish their future home in FL Paso.
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