El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-05
MISS ADAMS WEEDS DIR. JOHN BROWN; MISS
SEDDONBECOAlES BRIDE OF CHAS. DONNELL

A BEAUTIFUL home wedding was
~ that solemnized at s o'clock on
Wednesday evening, June 4,
when Charles A. DOnneI and Miss Eu-
genia Seldom were united in marriage,
Rev. Henry Easter. rector Of St Glenn
ents church. performing the ceremony
The home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Seldom was deco
rated in ferns and sweet peas. The
parlor, where the ceremony was per
formed, was most attractively deco
rated in palms, ferns and sweet peas
The parlor, where the ceremony was
performed, was most aJtractively deco
rated in palms, ferns and sTeer peas,
in mink and white The palms were
placed at either side OF the room
some of them being so tall as TO IoIi
bower and archWay ABOVE the Aee-7
OF the bride and groom from IN
four corners Of the room, FERNS WeIc
gracefully hung and caught at tAS
chandelier above. BOQuets OF pink an!
white sweet peas were lnLerspeIseu
through the palms and ferns, ana Lhe
mantel piece was banked WIN lue
ferns and flowers In the uVlnS room
a table, holding the brides cake was
decorated in ferns and sweet peas
Miss Carrie Seldom, sister Of the
bride was maid Of honor and Frauk
Farrell was best man. Previous to the
ceremony. H L, Ilfrey sang oh FAR
Oh Sweet, Oh Holy" and was accom-
panied on the piano by his sister, MISS
Lula Ilfrey. As the opening strains
Of LOhengrinS wedding marcn We
heard. little Ruth Allis Orndor11'
daughter of Mr., and Mrs Seth Orn-
dorff, entered. carrying DoqueI %
Easter lilies one rOf which held the
wedding ring. Then followed the HletlI
Of honor and then the bride, on the
arm of her father who gave ner III
marriage. They were met at the I'M
prOvised altar by the groom ana ms
best man. The ring ceremony was
used. and the bride and groom knelt
at the close OF the ceremony upon
a white satin cushion for the min
listers blessing Miss Ilfrey played
a selection very softly during the cere-
mony.
The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
white satin. en- traine. The satin was
yelled in white chiffon, winch was
deliberately trimmed on bodice ana
skirt in crystal The long white tulle
veil which fell the full length or the
dress. was worn in hood effect ABOUT
the face and caught with a wreath
OF orange blossoms She carried
large boquet Of white roses and ferns
which were tied with white tulle. Ine
maid OF honor wore a white muslln
de sole gown, embroidered dainttly'
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bOQuet Of pink sweet peas tied VITA
pink tulle. The little flower girl was
dressed entirely in white, with Wnlte
bows trimming her dainty dress
After the ceremony Miss Jennie LIND
Probst played and sang several selec-
lions and Miss Probst and Frank Far
rel rendered several duets During the
evening. punch was served, Mrs. Burt
Orndorff, Mrs. Lee OrHdOrff and MIS-
Stephan Aguirre, presiding. In cutting
the brides cake. Miss Pearl Pons1ord
cut the dime. Burtram Orndorft the
thimble and Miss Halle irwin, the
ring. Many beautiful gifts in cut glass
china and silver were received BY the
bride, who is the younger daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seldom, and niece
of Mrs Charles De Croft. She mas
lived here for years and has many
friends in this city. The groom is from
Fort Worth. Texas, having come to FL
PasO for about five years he Is
representative for the Remington type
writer company in this city The young
couple have taken an apartment AZ
1923 Arizona street. next door to the
former home OF the bride, and VIII
be at home 10 their friends.