El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-11
MISS GLENADAMS BECOMES JUNE BRIDE;
SIX WEDDINGS OCCUR IN FL PASO

and Miss Mary Youngkin. The bride
is a sister Of Mrs. +. G. Douglas
Miss Nelna Deuel. and julie Massey were
married Tuesday night by Rev. father
Francis Roy, at the priests residence
adjoining the church Of the lmmacu-
late Conception. Their wedding was
very quiet and was a surprise 10 an OF
the couples acquaintance me Irlenus
of the bride had planned surprise
shower in her honor Tuesday night at
the home of her mother, Mrs Julia
Deuel., ITO san Antonio street Nhen
the guests had assembled, the bride ana
groom entered and SpranE counter
surprise by announcing their marriage
The shower was turned into Wedding
reception. Many attractive gifts We're
received by the bride Later in the
evening dainty refreshments were
served. Among the shower guests who
attended the reception were. Mesdames
Julia Deuel., u A. Mediation, NJ Nc
Donald. Frank kilEOre; Misses Freda
MARITIME, Alice Cook. Grace z. Cook.
Dolores Quorigo. Linda Hemple. Helen
Holland. Anna Stadt. Gertrude Stadt.
Fleta SeEgerson, Willie SeEgerSon. NJ
Seggerson. Ada Golf. Lupe AEuirre,
Mary Kelly. Ada NJ Brewer. Elizabeth
VESSEL, Gladys KfIgore. NJ Anderson,
I. Corum. Mary FriedeL and Nessrs.
Ralph Taylor and Norris MARITIME.
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Miss Nellie Grace Bailey and Bur
ncsday night by Rev. Herman c. POr-
ter at the First Methodist church par
sonaEe- The bride is from Junction.
AriZ. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. +. G. Bailey. and the
groom was attended by o. F. Teschuer
plant superintendent Of the Tri State
Telephone company, with which the
groom is connected Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy viii make their home in FL
paso. at TO5 North Florence street
Mrs Bailey viii be their guest for
few days before returning TO her home
in Junction, Ariz-
Miss Lena Heep. daughter Of Mrs A
c. Heep, and Samuel Prewitt- were
married Wednesday night Rev John
F. Abbott performing the ceremony in
the First Presbyterian church. in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. c l. over
street The service was impressively
simple The church was decorated
with quantities Of pink and white car
nations, sent from California as one
OF the wedding gifts for the bride. In
front Of the choir loft, which was
yelled with cut English ivy. an altar
and chancel were arranged. the chancel
being decorated with quantities Of the
dainty carnations, and several massive
seven branch cendelabra, with glow
ing candles
Preceding the entrance OF the we'd
ding party, Francis /. Moore played
number Of organ selections. and Mrs
Leila T Moore sang Before the
Dawn" With the strains Of the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin." the ushers
entered the church leading the wedding
procession. They We're J. Davis May
field. Robert Hubbard. 7. J. Egan and
John s Curtiss Then came the
bridesmaid. Miss Mary Redmond. She
wore a gown of imported batiste over
palesr pink satin The gown was made
with hustle effect with two deep
flounces forming the skirt These were
embroidered in pale blue fOrgetmeuOts-
"a hat ~ufHr a
with wreath Of tiny pink rosebuds
and blue forEetmenots. with pink vel
vet steamers extending down from the
back. and carried an arm boquet OF
pink bridesmaid roses
Miss Alberta Heep, the maid Of honor.
preceded her sister She wore q gown
% oriental lace, made with the Paul
Piorer effect sleeves and bodice
Panuiers OF pale pink taffeta ornamented
the skirt which was made with a deep
knee Ilounce. above which rows OF tiny
lace ruffles extended 20 the pink taffeta
Elrdle- Her nat was also OF white rulle
corresponding with Miss Redmond's.
and she carried an arm boquec OF the
same pink roses. both boQuets being
tied with long striped pink net stream
ers.
Miss Lena Keep. the bride. entered
upon the arm OF her brother. Louis c.
Heep, who gave her in marriage She
was gowned in heavy white crepe
meteor. the skirt gracefully draned in
small pannier effect. over a lace under
skirt, and finishing in a small pointed
train The bodice was arranged in
Grecian shoulder sleeves. slashed and
edged with pearls. which also finished I
the Dutch neck. draped over real lace
which formed the vest and sleeves Her
long tulle veil was fastened prettilv
and very simply about here head with
a wreath Of lilies OF the valley. and
she carried a full length shower boquet I
Of brides roses and lilies Of the valley
and ferns.
The bridal party was met at the
chancel by Mr. PreWitt and his best
man, Dan Mitchell MendelssOhu's we'd
ding march, from the opera, '}iidsum-
mer Nights Dream" was PLAYED as the :
bridal party LEFT the church In the /
porch OF the church an informal re-
ception was held and then the bridal ,
party was entertained at the home OF
the bride, on Mundy avenue In cutting I
the brides cake. Mrs Frank White I
lock found the piece containing the F..
ring, Mrs. F. H. Todd drew the button. 4
and the thimble was found by Louis 4
Heep.
The house was attractiveIy decorated I
with pink carnations and ferns.
Following the reception. Mr. and Mrs
Prewitt left for short wedding trfp
They will he at home in July at 1918 I
Mountain View terrace, formerly part Z
OF Nundv avenue
Mrs. Prewitt wore a going away /
suit OF gray and white ratine with /
panama hat.
Miss Dorothy Russell and DR. How /
ard O. Naylor We're married Wednes-
day night at the home Of the brides /
mother, Mrs Marcia Russell. on Ari- 2
ona street Rev Miles Hanson per- /
formed the ceremony They will re- /
main in FL Paso for a few DAYS and |
VIII then so to New York, where they
will make their home
T. Iachman left Wednesday after
noon for Louisville. Ky. where he will /
be married to Miss Elsie Moses on |
June 18th Miss Noses visited here /
last winter.
Miss BerniCe Adams. of Albuquerque.
n NJ and Roy McNfillen. Of Clovis. n
NJ viii be married tonight by Rev. a. |
F. Boyd. at the parsonage Of the High /
land Park Baptist church. /
Too ate To 0Tse.,1