Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-19

GROOM. n number Of intimat. friends 81
both families. Miss Laura Celaya and FL
more Starr Order were united in the holy
bonds ~ matrimony last evening. M the
handsome rome If the brides parents. Mr..
and Mr.. Augu>tin Celaya. on -. Francis
street. Rev. j. IL. Frigon, pastor of the
Sacred Heart Catholic church. officiating.
The scene was one OF unusual beauty. low
ing hands having aided in the decorative
work. which was most artistic IN effect.
Green and white formed the color scheme
in the parlor, the large bay window afford
ing d most convenient setting for the cere-
mony. Green tulle IN graceful drapine was
combined with ferns and white c~hrysanthc-
NUNS, creating a most charming effect. The
typical ~h,lf NJ rice straw hanging be-
meath tic cnEndelier under which the Young
couple stood n they plightcd their troth,
added an ornamental touch which was
much admired.
Misses Lucille Champion and Maria Fer
.nandez, a. bridesmaids. accompanied IN
Augu>tin Celaya Jr. and Richard {. Nor
ri, a. %groomSmcn. preceded the bridal pro-
.~ce~Sion. Miss Mamye Browne, maid III
honor. followed. The bride was accom-
panied by her father, who gave her away
70 the man Of her choice. Mr.. Order. with
his best man, Raymond q. Coy, met hi
bride before the officiating priest. The
bride was 4 dainty vision Of loneliness. IN
a rich costume of imported white satin.
covered with drapery Of tulle, and made
with ~ elegant court train. The bridal
veil was fastened with 4 spray Of orange
blossoms, and she carried Il beautiful
bouquet 1T brides roses. Miss Browne
wore white charmcu~e with net ovcrdrc~~
embroidered with pearl beads, while the
bridesmaid, were attircd III white crepe
de chine with wide girdlc- III pale green
satin. carrying out the beautiful color
scheme. Each carried Il basket Of white
chry~anthemum>.
The musical program wa unusually
fine. Preceding the ceremony. Mr.. T.. l..
Hicks sang the beautiful "Wcdding Mclo-
dy.' Following this. the Bridal Chorus"
from Lohengrin was sung by d number Of
voices. the singers standing III the hall lust
out~ide.thc parIor. Then. a. the bridal
procession wendell IT, way down the stairs.
10 the triumphant strains Of MendclsSohn'-
Wedding March. played IN Mrs.. Annie
Seaman Puiegnat. on the piano, and her
daughter, Mis- Anita Putcgnat, On the
violin.
After the ceremony. the reception guests
soon began 70 arrive. and the young couple
received congratulations from 4 host u
friend, during the evening. a buffet
luncheon consisting Of chicken salad,
olives. waters, cake and coffee. VA. served.
Music by a Mexican orchestra. stationed
IN the ~ummer house, added to the pleasure
81 the evening.
a much admired attraction was the
handsome bridal cake. becomingly Installed
on the round table IN the dining room. The
decorations IN this room included \ great
protuslon of white chrvsarthemumS and
ferns, which were banked On the mantel.
and also adorned the chandelier and table.
and every vantage point. most arti~tically
The cutting NJ the cake later proved "
most interesting eremony. The ernblematic
gold ring was cut by Mr.. Cullen. the thin
bic IN Miss Ernc~tine Faux of san An
tonic. while Miss Frances Order drew
both the button and the dime.
Later III the evening. the 1aintv bride.
standing on the stairway tossed her hou-
quct I'd be- caught by the one destined to
d. the next bride. Misses Louise Pute-
gnat and Anita Pntegnat shared the honor
~ catching II. and the fragrant trophy was
divided between them.
The library waS given over To the display
II the numerous handp ONE aud costly
gifts ~ the bride. The decorations here
were II rich American beauty roses. The
pretty hall. with it. winding stair waS also
adorned most effectively with gar4and~ and
blossoms ~ the beautiful crown imperial
Vine.
The prominence and social popularity III
the Young couple made this wedding 4 very
interesting and important >eycnt. The
bride ~ the eldest daughter VI Judge and
Mrs Augu~tin Cclaya. and 4 grand -daurh-
ter ~ the late Don Simon Celava. who wa
for many years a prominent capitalist III
tins place, and served hi native country.
Spain. ~ consul here for years. On her.
mother side. he was descended from the
late William Seaman. who waS for ycar~
sheriff ~ Cameron county. She was born
and reared IN Brownsville. Mr.. Order
came here several years ago from Waco.
Texas. to take a position with the Browns
vllle Bank 4 Trust company. and still
holds this position. IIi> mother. Mr.. Lucy
Starr Order, l. the daughter II the late
Very Rev. ErnnrI- II Starr mLn WI