El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-01
Weddings

were united in marriage Saturday
night by Rev. J. E. Abbott, pastor OF
Westminster Presbyterian church. at a
very pretty wedding at ne brides
home. 1907 Montana street. The bride
IS the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Caspary. The groom is a
nephew Of / 3. Walker, Of this city
and is an electrician.
The house was decorated for the
event in a charming way. In the
halls ported palms were used, with
ferns and bowls Of salmon pink mas
turtiams, set off by white sweet
alyssum- The drawing room where the
ceremony occurred was decorated in
a white and green color arrangement,
quantities Of southern smilaX, ferns
palms, white carnations and lilies be-
ing used. The mantel, before which
the couple stood for the wedding ser
vice was hid under a covering OF
southern smilax and asparagus ferns
with a large spray OF white carna-
tons gracefully arranged in the cen
ter, lilies banked the base of the man
tel their whiteness accumulated BY
palms and ferns, Lilies and carna-
lions Of white were massed upon the
top of the piano. Pink and green
were the predominating colorS in the
dining room Pink gladiol and ferns
being used lavishly. From the chan
delier, the lights Of which resem bled
pink roses with their crepe paper
coverings ropes OF asparagus fern ana
Southern smilax dropped gracefully
to the four corners of the table, be-
meath whose covering was hand
some lace cloth over pink PINK
gadioli, very long stemmed in
a cut glass vase formed the center
niece the vase resting on ornate
Elass ana silver plaque A wreath Of
the smilaX and fern surrounded TINS
with pink gladioli blossoms scattered
about over the table. Pink minis IN
cut glass dishes added to the color
he hr-fE "a
bv CONNECTION orange blossoms was
set between two burning candles'
Vases of pink gladioli were effective
y placed about the room
Preceding the entrance OF the Drl-
ial party, All Cor you, by Guy
D'Ardelot, was sung by Mrs WlA
owen. Mrs. Adine T owen accompany
ing her To the bridal march from
sI5obengrin'' the bridal party entered.
Mrs. ". T. Dwyer, Of Guymas, MeNl-
co. the brides sister, was matron OF
honor leading. Mrs DWyer wore d
short length white lingerie gown over
a pale green body. Roses OF PINK
satin at the shoulder and glrdle with
louk pink satin streamers from the
back added a color note TO the gown
A bandeau Of pink tuIle was worn IN
her hair, finished at the ends with
small clusters Of pink satin roses. she
carried an arm boquet Of pink carna-
lions and ferns.
wolfe gown made short length, the only
trimming being a white satin rose at
the shoulder, from which IeI Grape
effect of satin 10 the girdle, where II
was caught with another satin rose
finishing in long streamers- Her flow
ers were an arm boquet OF Whlte
carnations with masses OF ferns. ger
hair ornament was bandeau OF crys-
tails and pearls finished with Whlle
aigrette at the side
Following the ceremony refresh
ments Of ice cream and cake Were
served. Miss Ruth NJ. Augur found me
ring in cutting the cake, Miss Flor
ence Reed the thimble, and Mrs. John
K Prather the dime. Misses EIor-
ence Reed, Anna 1verson, Isaoelle
Valentine and Lillian Rawley assisted
Mrs. Caspary in receiving the guests
The wedding gifts were displayed in
the library and included gifts OF cur
glass. linen, china and furniture MI
and Mrs. Walker will occupy the Cas-
parry home for the summer where they
will be at home to their IrlendS,
Among the wedding guests Were MI
anad Mrs. W S. Valentine, Miss lsa-
r. N Crozier, Mr.. and Mrs Il /
Stokes. Miss Florence Reed, Miss Lii
liam RawIey. Miss Anna Iverson, Mrs
George Coles Mrs !. D. Williams, Lee
Their Mr. and Mrs. Claude Caspary Jr-
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Hardie srs Mrs,
Nash. Mrs c. r WomeIdorf,
Rev and Mrs. J. T. Abbott, Miss Fir-
ginia Abbott Mrs VIII owen, MIS-
Adine T Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. l. A
Cutshall, DR.. and Mrs. sharpe, Nj ana
Mrs c. P. Birchfield, Mr.. and Mrs
John H Grant Mr. and Mrs. g.
Walker. Miss Lois Walker, Dr. and Mrs
S F King Capt J. H Rogers. MISS
Kathleen Faris, Miss Isabelle Springer,
Florence Cox and Ruth Long, Mrs.
Clara Dryer and Mrs. and Mrs. H +.
Hart.
Miss Marie Jeanne Louspeney and
Homer c. Chiffon were quietly married
Saturday afternoon at o'clock in Trim
ity Methodist church. Rev Charles Wes-
lev Webdeu, the pastor, officiating
About IS of the couples nearest friends
were present The bride wore a white
serge coat suit, with pink trimmings.
With IL she wore a large white hat, and
her flowers were carnations She was
unattended. Immediately following the
ceremony, the couple left for Cioudcroft
where the will spend their honeymoon.
They viii make their home in Fl Paso,
as the groom is connected with the
FL Paso & Southwestern railway system
Miss vesta Stofer and VIII P. Born
heckter will be married Wednesday.
The bride to be is the daughter Of
Marcial street. The wedding VIII be
a quiet one
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Hughes announce
the engagement Of their son. DR.. Frank
A Hughes. to Lady Gwendolyn Dudley
Eane. countess Vladski, Of Dudley
Manor, Shropshire LalIOp. England.
The date for the wedding has not yet
been set The bride has been visiting
in FL Paso. The groom has lived in FL
PasO since childhood, and is ply
sician here