El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
SOCLETY'S DOLNGS
Weddings.

Miss Annie Jeanette Mead, daughter
of Mrs. Helen Mead, and Crawford
Harvie, sr., were married Monday even
ing at o'clock by Rev. Herman G
Porter, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The ring cereno,,,.
was used The wedding service No.
performed at 3131 Bliss street 7ybioL
will be the home of the bride ord
groom. Quantities of ferns and n.1n,.
combined with cut flowers decorata5
the rooms attractively. The briJa5
couple stood for the ceremony benestb
an arch of palms and flowers Tho
bride wore a white charmeuse e,o,T--,
with a drapery of lace ana lace fri,, u
ming. She carried a shower booue+ ~
brides roses, combined with ferns - ~
lilies of the valley. FolIowrinr- ~
ceremony an elaborate weddine s2,-. ~
was served. Only the immediate reIa-
tlVes OF the couple attended the Iva5
ding. These We're Mrs. Helen III
Miss Almira Mead, George Mead NJ,
and Mrs. James Henderson. Nisses
Marie, Annie and Helen Henderso1,
Gordon Henderson, Crawford Harvie
jr,. Misses Edith and Eleanor Harvie
and w. c. Harvie. Mr.. and Mrs H.
vie left Monday night for v1adJi-,e-
trip TO Grand Canyon and soutbar5
California. They will return abo1,+
December 10. The brides goine. 49,
suit was of midnight blue, with hat -
correspond, Many presents were re-
ceived by the bridal couple
Miss Rosa Orozco and Finer poo+o-
were married Monday night nv ReJ-
Perry ). Rice at 1912 Magoffin a1,e17I1l
Inc ceremony was performed in the
presence Of few intimate friends
MI. ana Mrs. Lorenzo J. Arellano an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Felicitas Arellano. to T,uis
b. Ollvares, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Pedro
OlIvares. The wedding will bccur on
November 26, in the chapel of the Holy
Miss Victoria Codona and William
K. Adolph were married Monday even
ing at the home of Rev. Charles 7.
OVerstreet, on Noble street Mr.. Over
street performed the ceremony. The
Drlde was accompanied by her father.
Paso. III II
Miss Mamie Simpson Kincheloe and
harris CarrolI were married Monday
evening at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. L. F. Kincheloe, 8O7 Olive
street me ceremony was a very quiet
nome AFFAIR, only the relatives and
most intimate friend being present
Rev. c. Wesley Webdell performed the
marriage ceremony. The house was
decorated attractively with quantities
OF pink and white flowers. ferns and
going away gown of brown char
meuse. She carried an arm bouquet OF
pink carnations. Her only ornament
was a lavalier. the gift of the groom.
MISS Linda klnchelOe, the brides sis
ter, played MendelssOhn's wedding
march as the bride and groom entered
the living room, where the ceremony
was performed After the informal re-
cepuon' following the marriage, the
| brides cake was cut. Mrs K. n. Riggs
found the ring. Miss Linda KincbeI0e
discovered the wish bone in her piece.
}. Price found the thimble and the but
ton was in the slice cut by Mrs. I. r
kincheloe. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll left
Monday night for Elephant Butte y.
NJ, where they will make their future
home. They received many handsome
presents of cut glass, silver and china.
The employees Of the business firm
where Miss Kincheloe has been en-
ployed, presented her with a handsome
silver coffee set