El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-18
JUNE WEDDINGS POPULAR IN Ell PASO;
MANY YOUNG COUPLES MEET AT ALTAR

Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Roy A. Friedley, of San Francisco,
i and Miss Pearl Watson, Of FL
poso were married at the home Of the
brides aunt, Mrs. J. II. BiEgs, SbOs
Dourlas street. Rev Perry j. Rice,
,ss+or of the First Christian church, Of
me house was decorated in white
carnations banked on the manleIpi eSs
and i'm vases about the rooms Inc pIIue
was attended by her cousin MI = Il 81
~ Can1es and E. NJ watson, d tLi';I
III the bride was best man.. The Drl1e
yTCre a handsome blue lraVeLnS coat
suit with hat to match "a
After the ceremony, ice cream @lLG NJ
cake were served only relatives Oh
tRe bride were present. a.
Mrs Friedley was employed oy lle
Tri-State Telephone company mere 1oI
six months, when she made ner nome
with her aunt, Mrs BlgSS- ole was
then transferred to Douglas AIl1-'
where she met Mr.. Freddy. one mas
MANY friends in this city.
sfter a tour Of the Pacific coast lhey
vii make their home in san Francisco
Y. here the groom is engaged In ire
hardware business
Miss Edna Bell and A. G. Riltle.nan
y, m be married at 5 o'clock this aIVer-
noon at the home Of the brlas s par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Thad G. Bsil AT LJJL
Overstreet win Officiate. The bride VIII
be attended by her sister, MISS ENelEl
Rel. as maid or honor, and George ~.
Bel, brother OF the bride VIII be oest
man
Miss Dora Lee Peacock and Richard
Roland Mason viii be married this az
ternoOn at 4 o'clock at the residence OF
the brides sister, Mrs. C. G CoYlngLon,
in block ST. Government HILL The
brides only attendants viii be her two
little nieces. June and Dorothy CoYtng-
ton who viii act as flower girl and
ring bearer. Rev. Perry j. Rice, pastor
Of the First Christian church, VIII OF
fciate.
Miss Bernice Wickenhiser and A. S
HOwren. jr-, were married at o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon at St Glenn
ent's Episcopal church Rev. Henry
Easter, pastor OF St Clements, OIL
ciated- The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Ada Wickenhlser, as maid
of honor, and the groom was attend
ed by J. A Peters, as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs B. BlumenthaI have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter Miss Jennie Winderberg
Blumenthal, to William LindenthaL OF
Chicago. Miss Blumenthal is now IN
St. Louis, where she is visiting friends,
but viii be. Joined by her parents VINO
viii leave here Saturday for Chicago,
where the formal announcement Of the
engagement viii be made. Miss Blum
enthal is an Ell Paso girl. who is well
known here and who has taken prom
inent part in society Mr. Lindenthal
is engaged in the wholesale clothing
manufacturing business in Chicago The
wedding viii occur in FL Paso some
time during the fall, the exact date
not yet having been decided.
At the Pro-Cathedral, Of St Pail. in
Los Angeles, Miss Ethel Marie Walk
and A. H. Curry were married Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, by dean McCOr-
mack, of Los Angeles Mrs w G.
Wall. the mother of the bride, and Miss
Eileen Wall, her sister, attended her,
and the ceremony was witnessed by a
number of their friends and relatives
who are in Los Angeles. Mr.. WalZ, the
father of the bride, is i'll at a sanatOr-
ium in Pasadena. and was unable to
attend the wedding of his daughter
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Curry
left for Catalina Islands, where they
will spend several weeks, and viii also
visit the California beaches before re-
turning home.