El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-19
SHARPE HOWREN. JR-, and

N-eLlellL CuurCn- kew Henry Easter
rector Of St Clements, performed the
ceremony.
The church was decorated in palms,
making an aisle from the chanceI to the
altar Previous to the entrance Of the
bridal party. Miss Pauline Dorman sang
Believe Me if All Those EndearinS
Young Charms" and was accompanie5
on the organ by Z. c. knickmeyer Az
yer the singing Mr. Kniclzmeyer played
Lohengrln's wedding march
The groom and his best man. J. A Pc
uerss entered from a side door, and the
maid OF honor, Miss Ada Wickenh iser
sister OF the bride, preceded the bride
VINO entered on the arm of her father
= +; Nlckenhlser, who gave her in
marriage, Inc ring service was used
and the bridal party stood at the altar
Tor the nlsterial blessing.
me bride wore a French wolfe gown
peauIIully trimmed in lace and grace
Iully draped- Her hat was a large lace
ILe, an IN Wnlte- She carried large
DoqueJ OF white roses and white sweet
peas Inc maid OF honor wore a white
embroidered net gown over mink Her
nal was pink, with a large pink plume
boquet of pink roses.
Mrs. Wickenhiser mother Of the
DIlue, wore a lavender crepe meteor
trimmed IN lace and hat to match
After the ceremony at the church the
InllInaue friends of the bride repaired
70 the home Of the brides parents. at
lnr0r-
maj reception was held. The parlOr
where the bride and groom received
lHelr friends was decorated in smilax
draped over the chandeliers manteI-
piece and pictures of the room Sweet
room
In. the dining room, peonies in their
.DElSnl red hueS. and gardeniaS deco
raLed the room, iutermingled with the
smllaN which was also used here on
lne chandeIler- Broad streamers Of
III
chandelier overhead to the four corners
OF the table Refreshments Of punch
and cake were served.
Many lovely gifts were received by
the bride, who has lived in IN Pas0 for
To- years. She has endeared herself to
d large number OF friends in that time
pILhc5paIIy among the younger social
set. me groom has resided in FL PasO
and northern Mexico for many years
anu is at present connected with the
cameron Cattle company. For several
years he was engineer Of maintenance
CT way of the Mexico North Western
ralIroad and has made his home at the
Elks' club
Mr.. and Mrs. Howren, IT.. left for
Los Angeles, where they will spend
lnelr honeymoon before returning to
mis- city to make their home. A S
L1oWren, sr., father Of the groom, came
from Los Angeles to attend his sons
wedding
beautiful home wedding was that
soIemnized on Wednesday afternoon at
O'clock, when Miss Dora Lee Peacock
became the bride of Richard Roland
Mason The ceremony was performed
at the nome OF the brides sister and
. brotherlnlaw, M and Mrs. c. Q. Cow
lngton, OF Government Hill Rev Perry
j: Rice, pastor Of the First Christian
cnurch. OBLIGATED
The parlOr was decorated beautifully
IN palms and ferns, which were banked
at the mantelpiece- On the manteI
were white candles in brass candle
] Ter rzar1
AOlulnS eight candles and on either
SIDE were the single ones. During the
service these were lighted.
PREVIOUS to the ceremony Miss
" alker Mcclellan sang Last Night"
. accompanied on the piano By Mrs Robin
Gould. Mrs. d r wilkes then PLAYED
MendelssOhn's wedding march
The groom entered with Rev Mr.
hlce- Then little Dorothy CovinZtOn.
niece OF the bride, entered carrying
Two Easter lilies in the center Of one
/ the Wedding ring being hidden. Then
came June COvingLOn, also a niece Of
the bride, carrying a basket filled with
Wnlls rose leaves, which she scattered
in the path Of the bride as she entered
unattended The little girls were the
only attendants.
The impressive ring ceremony was
The bride was lovely in a beautiful
gown OF white embroidered crepe vOiIa
trimmed In baby Irish and HOuiton lace.
Inc gown was uraped- She wore a sprig
or lilies Of the valley in her hair and
carried a bOGuet Of white roses and
Illles Of the valley. The little attend
I ant wore dainty white lingerie gowns.
after the ceremony an informal re-
cepuon was held. The punch bowl was
placed IN the dining room, the table be-
ing decorated in ferns. and The n71nch
was served by Misses MaybeIe and
Pauline Bryan Decorations of nastur-
Jlums and ferns were effectively carried
{ out here
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served Ars. COvingtOn being as
sisted by Mrs. D. r. Wilkes. The bride
ana groom left on the $50 train for
money moon They viii return to Ell
Paso to make their home at 1900 Non
tana street.
The bride has lived in FL Paso but
Two years, having come from Kansas
city with her mother, Mrs. r. S. Pea
cock, at that time She has made many
friends IN the city and, since the an
nouncement OF her engagement, has had
many social functions given in her hon
or she was the recipient Of many
beautiful gifts in silver, china, linen
and handmade lace.
The groom is travelling salesman for
a PlttSburg, Pa, concern, with head
quarters at FL Paso.
A lovely home wedding Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock was that uniting
IN marriage A G. Rintleman and Miss
Edna Bell. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
mad {. Bell, Of 1901 East Rio Grande
street. Rev Charles L. Overstreet. pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian Church.
performed the ceremony.
Previous TO the service, Miss Ger
trude Bell, sister Of the bride, sang
beautifully You" and Il Love You
Truly" and was accompanied on the
piano by Mrs W D. Greet. Mrs. Greet
also played the wedding march from
Lohengrin- Miss Evelyn Bell attended
her sister as maid of honor. and Miss
Gertrude Bell was brides maid
The groom entered first with his
best man, George Bell, brother Of the
bride, and the bride entered on the arm
Of her mother, Mrs Thad Bell who
gave her in marriage. Paul L. Atkin-
son and William Evans also attended
the groom.
The bride was lovely in a beautiful