El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-05
REAnTTETrT

4 BEAUTIFUL and impressive
~ church wedding was that sol
enized on Wednesday evening
at Z o'clock, when DR.. John W. Brown
and Miss Kate Laurence Adams were
united in marriage. The ceremony was
performed in st. Clements Episcopal
church and read by Rev. Henry Easter,
pastor of St Clements. The church
was decorated in palms which were
used effectively from the chancel to
the altar.
Previous to the ceremony. Miss Vir-
ginia Bean played beautifully. 81 Love
Thee" by Grieg, and lie Soir," by
Gounod, on the cello, accompanied on
the pipe organ by Kenneth MacCallum-
Roy n Davis then sang Loves COrO-
nation The entire vested choir en-
tered singing, Oh Perfect Love, with
Mr. MacCallum at the organ. and Sher-
rad Mengel as cruclfer, and marched
to the chancel where they stood to
await the bridal party
The groom and best man, Maury
Kemp, a cousin Of the bride, entered
from the VeStry room door. while the
choir sang the hymn version of LO-
henGrin'S wedding march, which was
most impressive. The uShers entered
from the front, two by two They
were Charles and Lamar Davis, Page
Kemp, DIT. Hugh s White, Dr. Frank
Lynch and W D. Wise. The brides
only attendant was her sister, Miss
Glen Adams, who entered next and was
followed by the bride on the arm Of
judge James NJ GOggin, who gave her
IN marriage.
The impressive ring service was
used, the first part Of the service be-
ing performed at the chanceL while the
ministerial blessing was given at the
altar.
The bride wore a handsome white
crepe de chine gown trimmed in Nene-
tian lace. The bodice was made decol-
lete and was filled in with white ma
line The train was square effect and
FenetIau lace, was worn in hood effect
with a corOnet Of orange blossoms The
only jeWelry worn by the bride was
cameo brooch an heirloom. She car
rled an immense round bouquet OF
white daisies, tied with white maine
The maid Of honor wore a lace gown
with touches Of yellow and a large pic
ture nat OF white lace trimmed with
yellow plumes. The bodice Of the gown
was trimmed with tiny pleatings OF
yellow The skirt Of crepe de chlnt
lighter shade as the color reached the
length of the skirt. Lace gracefully
fell from the left shoulder to the edge
Of the skirt. Miss Adams carried a
large bouquet of yellow roses.
Mrs =. G. Adams, mother OF the
bride wore a beautiful white null
gown and white hat.
As the wedding party left the church
wedding march was
played and the Melody in F. with Mr.
AacCallum at the organ.
Immediately after the ceremony, the
bride and groom left for san Antonio
and Waco, where they viii spend a few Z
lays before going to their future home
IN Bremond, Texas where the groom
S a prominent young physician.
The bride has lived in FL PasO for a
number Of years She has been popu-
ar both in society circles Of the city
and also as a teacher in the Beau
school Many parties have been given |
IN her honor since her engagement was Z
announced by her sister, Mrs Lamar l
Davis, and many beautiful gifts were
received by the bride.
The brides g0ing-away gown was a /
ailOred suit Of navy blue with hat to I
match
Many friends were at the depot to [
Did them goodbye and showered them /
With good wishes.
z. W. Bagley and Miss Clara BloEOn I
were married on Wednesday afternoon 4
at 4.30 o'clock at the home of Rev I
and Mrs. Ed Mfllicans Rev. Mr.. 8lil- I
lican performing the ceremony. About /
IS friends of the couple were pres I
ent- Miss Lille Atkinson was maid I
Of honor and II. NJ Turner was best
man. Refreshments were served At
the close Of the ceremony.