Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-02
Miss Helen LaughIin, Daughter
Of Distinguished Family, Is
Bride Of Emory Miller Mar
shall, Mining EQgineer,

4
4 City has ever witnessed a more charm
ing wedding Tho church interior was
| still festive with its Christmas greens
! and the altar was banked with white
Easter lilies among which cleaned /.
symbolically six wax tapers while
white blossoms frightened the chan
eel AS the guests were assemblingi
Mrs. George IT, Vanstonc. childhood
friend Of the bride, rendered a pro-
gram of classical selections with feel
ing and admirable technique, attuning
the gathering hrong to the words of
the impressive protestant Episcopal
marriage ritual. tFE r2
4 1t was to the Joyous. hauhtingly
beautiful strains OF the Barcarole
from Offenbach's enchanting Les
Contes D'Ilonman' that the bridal
party entered the sanctuary the ush-
ers followed by the matron Of honor
the bridesmaids and maid of honor
then the BRIDE leaning ON the arm Of.
her father meeting tile groom and
his best man at the chancel, where
the contracting parties answered with
clear voice the questions and solemnly
spoke the pledges Of the ritual and,
then, advancing to the altar, there
II kneelcd, TO receive the blessings of
/ the church. The ring ceremony was
FUSED and perfect stiffness reigned
when the father entrusted the bride
to the bridegroom. Triumphantly rang
out Memberships Incompatible we'd
ding march, as the bridal party left
the altar and the church for the home
Of the brides parents there to receive,
the Fluctuations of q host Of wen
wishers, leaving two hours later,
amidst showers of rice and cries OF
i Bon Voyage" on the wedding jour
iney and for the new home that awaits
them in Nevada.
The bride was attended by her sis
tcr Miss Ruth Laughlin, as maid of
honor, Mrs. Arthur jayne OF Moor
croft, Wye, matron Of honor; Miss
Eileen MeMillen Of Albuquerque, and
Il Miss Bonnie Marshall of Des Moines
a. bridesmaids Arthur Jayne OF
q Moorcraft Wyo.. brothcs-in-law. Of
I the groom was best man. The ushers
were w. Brownlow Patrick Of Den
; YER, a classmate of the groom; law
renee e Lee. of Albuquerque; William
3 J.. Barker and George Emory Moore,
u Of Santa Fe. The officiating divine,
B the Rev Leopidas Smith, is the rec
Il tor Of the Church of the Holy Faith
3 in Santa Fe, and the pastor of the
Fl bride
N The bride. divinely tan. appeared
4 queenly in her gown Of ivory crepe
= oh
i Duchess lace and orange blossoms
= rich in its very simplicity of soft,
q flowing drapery and its court train.
d The long veil was crowned with q
= dainty cap of orange blossoms fastened
q to dainty cap Of filmy material The
q bride carried a boqpet of brides roses,
Z orchids and lilies of the valley
b The maid of honor, Miss Hutf
z Iaughlln sister Of the bride, present
4 ed "a dcmurc and lovely picture II
Z her dress of pink chiffon aud lace
+ trimmed with black nlarten into this
n picture fitted harmoniousy the ma
+. tron Of honor Mrs. Arthur Jayne OF
D Moorcraft, Wyo., wearing a blue bro
n cadcd crepe de chene, trimmed with
y lace and chiffon and wearing q Dutcl
q cap trimmed with forgot-me-nots, and
\ the bridesmaids, Miss Bonnie Marshall
u of Des Aoines, Ia. who wore pink
q brocaded satin trimmed with lace and
y chiffon, and Miss Eileen McMillen OF
a Albuquerque. stately and beautiful il
. pale green crepe meteor trimmed
4 with lace chiffon The brides maids
j wore Dutch caps trimmed with rose
= buds and carried Killarney roses anC
. Roman hyacinths
E Immediately after the church eere
4 mony, the 400 guests FASTENED 70 thu
n spacious home Of Judge and Mrs
y Laughlin, opposite the capitol ant
executive mansion, to tender thei
h fluctuations to the young couple, whf
A floft on the Santa Fe train shortl,
b afterwards for the Grand Canyon an'
southern California, to spend theH
Z honeymoon The house scintillate.
with lights. which with the decora
n tons Of christmas greens and peppe
& berries, to whichSHerc added woalti
Of fragrant white blossoms, reflected
a the spirit Of tho holiday season
d The decorations in tho dining room
a pcrG magnificent \ bell Of ever
Ekgrcrhs with edge and tongue of whit
WfhyTleinths hung over the richly ap
Mpolnlcd table. The centcrpiece wa
= a magnificent bouquet OF white bein
D edged with pink and white roses Tn
q .entire room was a bower of green an
a blossoms. In the library, poinsettia
Hiand pepper berries completed the az
n tisttc decorations
The bridal bouquet thrown fror
q the stairway 10y the bride Just befor
She left her parents home wa
n caught by Miss Bonnie Marshall 9
r Des Moines, ia,
x Assisting in receiving the guest
NJ were Mrs. /. B. Hanna, Mrs. Richar
EH. Hanna. Mrs Samuel q. Cart
n wright, Mrs Frank w. Clancy MI
B Antonio Lucero ana Mrs. Rufus :
III Palen
n Ice cream WAS served in the dinin
y room by Mrs. William c. Mcdonald
n Mrs Maud /. Hurt, Mrs Francis