El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-11

EISS GLEN ADAMS. daughter Of
MI Mrs Z. G. Adams, and Lieut.
John Moore Thompson, of the
18th cavalry, were married by Rev
father Francis Roy in the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception Wednesday
night The chancel was ablaze with
candles, and lights, glowing on the side
affairs and on the main altar, which
was decorated with pink gladiolas,
WhlIe the sanctuary was banked with
palms and potted plants. Mrs T. v
Berrlen played the wedding march from
LOnengrln' as the usherS, Lieut. Neil
.. Finch, Lieut. Walter Il. Neil, Lieut.
vincent p Erwin and Lieut. James F.
4ancey, in white duck full dress uni
forms, walked uD the center OF the
aisle, meeting Lieut.. Thompson and his
best man, Lieut. Eugene A. Lehman, at
the chanceI rail as they entered the
sacristy.
Miss Walker Mcclellan led the
bridesmaids who were gOwned alike in
white, IN costumes Of the 1850 period
the dresses being made with a tier Of
small lace ruffles running five deep
around the skirts. Beneath each ruI-
fle was an edging Of pale pastel tones,
and tiny rOSebuuS of the same color
were about the heading Of each ruftle,
with loops of ribbons connecting the
rOsebuds, and the back finishing IN
five bows down the skirt. A wide CIR
die Of the same color was worn, and
the bodice was trimmed with lace with
the long shoulder effect, ana tiny rose
buds. The bridesmaids wore poke bon
nets of white tulle, with ruffled rib
bons Of the color Of their girdles and
trimmings, and streamers OF the same
ribbon extending down the back and
small rOsebuds about the crown, hid
den among the lace. Each bridesmaid
carried a white basket filled with
sweet peas of the color Of her costume
trimmings. the baskets being tied with
white dotted tulle. Miss McClell2n5
gown was trimmed in pale green; Miss
Annette Schmitts in pale Lavender. Miss
Frances Mayfield's in pale yellow, and
Miss Hilda Sauer in pale pink.
Miss Emily Kemp, the maid of hon
or preceded the bride. She wore an
all over lace dress Of heavy rich cream
color. over cream silk with bunch or
pale pink rosebuds caught IN the edge
of the skirt under the last ruffle OF
lace. She wore a pale blue silk glrdle
and carried a basket OF white sweet
peas. Her poke bonnet was made OF
cream silk and lace, with a pink rutIle,
rosebuds and pale blue streamers fall
ing down the back
Miss Adams entered upon the arm OF
her cousin. Maury Kemp Her gown
was of white palm crepe with real lace
bertha, trimmed with pearls, and
Russian tUnic of silk net, edged with
pearls, falling almost TO the edge OF
the skirt, which was finished IN EuI-
fle, the top headed with pearls Her
court train, which fell from her Shout
ders, was a handsome Spanish lace
scarf. square edged, which EXTENDED IN
great length behind her Upon her mead
she wore hand made lace Dulcl peas
ant cap brought from Holland. To the
cap her long tulle veil was attached by
a wreath Of orange blossoms Lilies
Of the valley, IN dainty sprays were
caught in the ripples OF the long tulle
veil which was worn over her face as
she % preached the altar. Her bouquet
was r the round Victorian style and
consisted Of her favorite flower, cape
jessamine. with lilies OF the valley and
maiden hair fern.
The bride and groom. with the best
man and. maid OF honor, grouped them
selves at the chancel rail, meeting Rev
father Roy, and the bridesmaids and
ushers We're arranged in a semicircle
The bridal party left the church TO
the strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
march from Midsummer Nights
Dream"
At the brides home. on Boulevard, an
informal reception was held Ior the
bridal party only. and as Mrs. Ihomp-
son left the house she threw her we'd
ding bouquet. which was caught by
Miss Hilda Sauer-
Mrs ThOmpson's going away suit
was Of dark blue serge, the small
short coat being trimmed with Roman
stripe at the collar and cuffs, and her
hat was a jauntv small black affair,
with white and black wings
Lieut. and Mrs Thomson left imme-
diateIy for a short wedding trip TO Cal
ifornia. They will make their home in
Columbus, y. II. where the groom Is
stationed with the 18th cavalry
Mrs. Thompson has lived most OF her
life in FL 'aso.
Miss Violet Anderson and John H.
Youngkfn were married Wednesday
night BY Rev. A. T. Boyd at the High
land Park Baptist church Quantities
of pink carnations and ferns were used
in the decoration OF the church and I
about the pulpit sweet peas, ferns and
effective way Before the pulpit, where l
the ceremony occurred, an arch of ever
greens made a pretty bower for the ]
bridal couple and was festOOned with /
bridal wreath blossoms and carnations /
Preceding the ceremony. Frank Cheek Z
sang Because" Mrs. J. X. Griffith ac-
complaining him and playing the bridal /
chorus from LOhengrin. The brides 7
maids and ushers entered the church in I
couples, followed by the bride and 4
groom The bride was gOwued in white I
silk, covered with white embroidered ]
net. The dress was made with graceful I
length train. and she wore a long tulle 4
veil which was held in place about her ]
head with sprays OF orange blossoms
She carried a shower boquet Of brides /
roses. the shower effect being formed I
of sprays Of white sweet peas. white 4
lilies of the valley and ferns and trail l
ing satin ribbons
Her bridesmaids were Miss Myrtle I
Boyd and Miss Lydia Cooper Miss 4
Boyd wore a pink crepe de chine gown /
draped in panier effect over pink mes
saline A tunic of silk shadow lace /
was draped over the bodice and paniers. /
She carried pink carnations. Miss I
Cooper wore pink messaline with a I
bodice and drapery Of white silk
shadow lace and her boquet also was of 4
pink carnations. The groom was at I
tended by Harry Stafford. Of Yoakum.
Tex. as best man. and Lee Merrill Tho
wedding march by Mendelssohn. from
Midsummer Nights Dream" was
played as the wedding party left the
church. Mr. and Mrs. Youngkin will D
be at home to their friends after July
] at 140l West Boulevard. The groom's 4
family came from YOakum to attend the
ceremony, The family included his /
and his sisters, Miss Sarah Younglin
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