El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-30
Weddings.


Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew W. Reeves an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Reeves, to George
Dunsmoor, Of Ananeim. Calf. The
wedding viii occur December 26, at
Anaheim, Calf, where Miss Reeves and
her mother have been visiting for some
time.
MI and Mrs. Charles S. Henning an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie v Henning, to How
ard ". Coffin. The wedding will take
place Dec. 80. Miss Henning has been
for the past six years the supervisor
OF drawing and manual training in the
primary grades of the FL Paso public
schools. She is a graduate of the En-
glewOod High school of Chicago and
OF the normal art department of the
Art institute of Chicago The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. COT
fin and is the manage. of the Coffin
ranch near Clint. He is a graduate OF
SwathmOTe college.
Miss Katherine Morrow and Thomas
7 Burke, both of Dallas, were married
Saturday afternoon by Rev. G. L. Over
street. The ceremony. was performed
in the parlOr of Hotel Sheldon, which
was decorated with quantities of large
white chrysanthemums and ferns. The
bride is the daughter Of judge and Mrs.
u II. Morrow, of Dallas. She wore a
Paouin model suit of green chiffon
broadcloth trimmed in old gold bro
cade and fur. Her hat was of CORES
nonding color and trimming and was
duite large She carried an arm bOquet
Of killarney roses and lilies of the
valley. She was unattended. Her
father gave her in marriage. The dOu-
HE ring service was used. Only the
| most intimate friends Of the couple
were present Following the marriage
| service a wedding supper was served
1 in the private dining room of Hotel
! sheldon The table was decorated with
4 a central basket of Killarney roses
| tied with pink tulle, the pink streamers
| extended from the basket handle to the
l guests plates, where little satin roses
: filled with candies were the favors.
| Mr. and Mrs. Burke left Immediately
/ for short wedding trip and will make
| their home in Dallas, The bride and
! her mother have been in FL Paso for a
Dallas for the wedding and will remain
/ here with Mrs. Morrow for a short time.
| Mrs. II. w LOwrie, jr-, Of Denver, Colo,
/ the brides sister, came for the wedding
| and will also remain in Ell Paso for
| several weeks with Mrs Morrow.
Miss Clair Reese Coleman and Albert
/ Jones were married Saturday evening
| at the church of 9. Clement, Rev.
! Henry Easter, the rector, performing
! the ceremony. The bride is the daugh-
| ter of Mr. and Mrs. F.. c. Coleman and
/ has made her home n Ell Paso for a
] number of years. The groom is from
1 Santa Barbara, Mexico. where he is
( connected with the American Smelling
I and Refining company in one of it's
/ mining enterprises The church was
/ decorated with quantities Of chrysan-
/ themums, carnations and ferns Pre-
| ceding the entrance of the bridal party,
/ Miss Julia Coldwell sang All For
/ You" with Kenneth MacCullum accom-
/ panying her on the organ. Mr. Mac
/ Callum played the wedding march from
| "Lohengrin," as the bridal party en-
| tered, led by Mrs. Vance Stewart, cou-
| sin of the bride and matron of honor
| Mrs. Stewart wore coat suit of black
| and carried an arm boquet Of LONG
stemmed American Beauty roses. Tht
/ bride entered with her father, F. C. Cole
| man who gave her in marriage. She
/ was dressed in a coat suit of darl
green with large black hat. She car
| ried a boquet of brides roses, in showe
effect The bOquet was tied will
! streamers Of white tulle- DIT. Harry
Jordan was the best man. The wed
ding party left the church to the music
I of the wedding march by Mendelssohn
The service was attended by only tb'
! most intimate friends Of the young
couple and following the ceremony, al
! informal reception was held in th'
| Vestibule of the church. The brida
party was then driven to the home o
the BRIDES uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs
W. E. Race, on Montana street, wher
a wedding supper was served. The din
ing room was prettily decorated witt
a canopy of orange blossoms above tn
table from which streamers extende,
to crystal baskets of brides roses a
the table corners. The center of tn
| Orange blossoms decorated the plac