El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
MISS MARY TURNEY MA TONS TO BE
THE BRIDE OF MASON POLLARD SOON

GR AND MRS JOSEPH H. Ma
MI TONS announce the engage
= ment Of their daughter, Miss
Mary Turney Nations. to J. Mason Pol
lard. The wedding will occur at noon
on Saturday, November 20. in the
church of St Clement Rev, Henry
Easter viii perform the ceremony
Miss Nations IS a popular member Of
the younger set She made debut a
year ago at Christmas time after ner
return from Europe where she spent
number Of years OF study IN FaIls anu
Miss Nations was the first Texas. girl
10 be presented at the court OF 81
James, before king George and queen
Mr. Pollard is an FL Paso boy, the
son OF J. h. Pollard. and a gra eIIl5It
Of the University q IeNas Ia" ooiieEe'
4 wedding Of interest to FL Pasoans
occurred recently in St Louis, Where
Miss Mary Holt an FL -'aso girl, became
the bride OF DIT John E. Bllnn, a New
Mexico boy, who is now residing IN
Charlotte Mich The ceremony was
Derformed at the home OF Mrs. A. C.
Allison Rev. Arthur Lee Odeu- OF the
Kingshi ghWay Presbyterian chuIcH'
Off5ciated The bride was given IN mar
riage by her brOtherinlaW, w X Blair
=
Of honor. The bride was dressed IN 4
gown Of white lace and chiffon over
silk. Her bridal veil was trimmed with
suravs of orange blossoms She car
RED a shower bouquet of brides roses
Dr. and Mrs Blinn left for "a wedding
tour in which they viii visit Niagara
Falls Toledo, OHIO. Detroit and Ann
Arbor- Mich. They viii make their
home in Charlotte, Mich Mrs. Blinn is
n native of Virginia, but has lived IN
the southwest since she was young
girl, first going with her brothers TO
Las Vegas. y. NJ. and later coming TO
FL Paso to live. DR.. Blinn is a native of
New Mexico. He took a mining engi-
neerfng course at the New Mexico state
school Of mines and won his degree Of
bachelor of science from the New Mex
leo Agricultural and Mechanical college
in 1906 He took post graduate work
in chemistry in the University of
Illinois and for a while was in the
chemical department Of the FL PasO
smelling works. He took a post
graduate course securing his masters
degree in metallurgical chemistry at
the New Mexico A 4 NJ college and
then entered the University Of Michi-
gan. graduating from the medical col
lege last June AIr- and Mrs. W r.
Blair returned to FL PasO the first OF
this week from St Louis, where they
attended the wedding. They also visited
Mr.. Blair's mother. Mrs A c. Allison
Miss Pauline Louise BULLOCK. OF san
Angelo. Texas. and Henry X Johnson.
Of san Antonio, were quietly married
Monday afternoon by Rev. J T. VIII
lams. at his home on AIagOffin avenue.
The bride wore a gown Of white geor-
gette crepe over blue chaTmeuse and
carried an arm bouquet of long
stemmed American Beauty roses. There
were no attendants The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Bullock.
OF san Angelo, Texas Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson are spending a short time at
Hotel Paso del Norte and will leave
soon for San Antonio, where they
viii make their home
Miss Lydia Kadow. Of La Mesa. y. N,
and Sidney ". MinEus, of Fl PasO.
were quietly married Sunday morning
by Rev. c. Wesley Webdeu in Trinity
Methodist church Following the