El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
Weddings

Fl Pasoans will be interested in the
account of the wedding of Miss Leila
La Rue Metz. of Toledo, Ohio, to L L.
| Lehman, of FL Paso, published in the
/ Toledo Times. Says the Times.
The marriage of LEILA La Rue Metz,
daughter of Mrs Margaret Van Nor
man Metz. to Irwin Leroy Lehman, Of
/ FL PasO, Texas, was sOlemnized Thurs
{ day evening at the Metz home on Hol-
/ lyWOOd avenue, which was attractively
decorated for the occasion with guam
/ titles of peOnies and greenery. Rev.
/ Grant Speer. pastor Of the Central
} Christian cnurcn- read the service IN
} the presence of so guests, many from
] away. and Miss LeOna Sampson played
{ the wedding music from LOhengrin,
/ also accompanying Miss Katherine
/ Marguerite Metz, who sang sWeetly,
! preceding the ceremony, two faVOrite
| songs of her sisters, Because" by Guy
! ID HardeIOt, and me Lie Road, by
/ Graham. Miss Metz was gOwned in
/ pale green crepe and carried radiance
] roses.
! Miss Bessie Sampson and Ralph Metz.
I of Albion, Ind, were the ribbon bear
erS, and little Miss Irma Metz, the
brides niece, dainuily frOcked in white
embroidered SWISS, carried the ring IN
a basket of white carnations.
The maid OF honor, Miss Lola Marie
Metz, the brides twin sister wore a
gown OF white net and Venetian lace
( over blue messaIlne, trimmed with
clusters of pink rOSebuds. and she car
ried pink Killarney roses. The bride
was given In marriage by her brother,
Charles Metz She was wonderfully
sweet in a gown of white crepe meteor
and shadow lace She wore a veil of
tulle fastened with a wreath of lilies
of the valley and her bouquet was a
cluster of brides roses and lilies. A
cameo pendant the grOOm's gift, com
pleted her lovely toilette
Covers were placed for eight at the
bridal table, pink and white peOnies
arranged in an artistic centerpiece and
clusters of pink sweet peas were the
place favOrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lehman have gone for
trip up the lakes, the bride travelling
in tailored suit OF dark blue and small
black hat rose trimmed
After the 18th of July they viii be
at home at 645 Epson avenue, FL PasO,
Texas.
The Chicago RecOrd-Herald says:
Miss MaryOn Lindenrhal. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ~ Lindenthal,
4553 Ellis avenue, and Edward A. Melc-
ger, formerly of Phoenix, ArlZ-, were
married at the Blackstone hotel last
evening by Rev Dr. Joseph Stolz.
Miss Lucille F. Hirsch was maid OF
honor and Miss jeanette Blumenthal. of
FL PaSO. Texas Miss Stella New berger
and Miss Edith WOOlner. Chicago. and
Miss Irene Basch. of Danville. H., were
bridesmaids a reception followed the
ceremony, which concluded with q we'd
ding dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Melczer viii
be at home after September / at 511S
Greenwood avenue
Tuesday afternoon Miss Otilia Lowen-
berg will be married TO Frank T. Hays,
Of East Las Vegas. y ~. AT the home
of her parents. lIr. and Mrs Herman
s LOWenberg. SO Prospect avenue The
wedding viii be a quiet one and only
the near friends OF the family have
been invited. After the ceremony the
bride and groom viii go TO Colorado on
their bridal trip. Mr. Hays is an Off
cial OF the Santa Fe at East Las Vegas
adm Miss Low enbeTE IS the daughter or
H 8 Lowenberg. who has made his
home here for the past year, coming
here from Chihuahua, Mex, where he
was engaged In the manufacture of
clothing. -. and Mrs. Hays will be at
home in East Las Vegas after August J.