Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-13

IN Imperial of Miss Jessie Muriel
Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lie
roy Holt, and Thomas Ialmadge Cook
Of FL Centro, With the reception later
at Hotel Barbara Worth, was N oubt-
edly the greatest society event in the
history OF the valley.
The important place held by the
parents of the bride, the fact that the
young lady had grown from childhood
in the valley, being one of the EARL
est of pioneers, and the popularity Of
the groom had combined to create un-
usual interest, while the setting of
the affair in the church, and later III
the beautiful new hotel added to the
attractiyeness of the event.
At the church the decorations were
pink and white, lavish clusters of car
rations, asparagus fern and buckle
berry blossoms made a bower Of
beauty of the church auditorium, which
was filled with hundreds of invited
guests.
The bride was escorted to the altar
~ her father and was attended by
Miss Hazel Edgar of Imperial ana
Miss Helen Boardwell of Los Ange-
lies, as bridesmaids, and Miss Cath
crime Taggart Of Los Angeles as maid
of honor. L. " Scholes of FL Cen
tro attended the bridegroom and the
ushers were Messrs. Frank and Steve
Lyons, Henry Loud and j. X. Her
mon.
Miss Margaret Hignan played the
"Lohengrin" wedding march as the
bridal party entered the church and
passed to the alter Mendelssohn's
Wedding March" was played as they
left the church.
A simple ring ceremony made the
popular young couple man and wife.
Mrs. Herbert W. Brewer, Jr., sang
"Oh, Promise Me-" and Because" in
most beautiful manner.
In white satin gown, with train
and bridal veil edged with imported
lace, and carrying a bouquet of lilies
of The valley and orchids, the hand
some bride was typically charming.
The bridesmaids were in gowns o.
pink taffeta with full skirts and bod
ices of white lace. They wore dainty
pink caps, intertwined with Cecil
Bruner roses and carried bouquets of
The same.
AT the Barbara Worth, a suite OF
rooms, the mezzanine floor, the dim
ing room and the dancing hall had
been set aside for the bridal party
and their guests, and hundreds of
friends, gaily attired, gave their CON
gratulations.
In the dining room individual boxes
of the wedding cake in the way of
favors were distributed and refresh
ments were served, the big social
event closing with dancing.
The wedding tour was not made
known. Following that, the young peo-
pie will be at home in their new res
idence on Sixth street and Wensley
avenue after June 1.
Guests of Wedding.
The list OF guests follows:
Messrs. and Mesdames H
D. Hevener, Bert Edgar, Will Edgar
Arthur Edgar, H. w. Brewer, II. W
Brewer, Jr,, N. A. Mickey, A. X. Car
rier, O. K. Thomas, DR.. Standlee, w
X. Stevenson, r. d. McPherri S. f.
DeRackin, Galen Nichols, II. N. Dyke
A. La Touche, J. T. Rice, X. H. Power
G. f. Ringo, w. j. Dodson, f. G. Ban
ia, II H. Peterson, f. c. Farr, Roy
Benton, Roy Breedlove, II. ID. Paulin
Ray Carberry, r. X. McGuffin, Sam
Mack, g. r. Harris, j. A. Nelson, w
p. Conser, w. 0. Henderson, A. w
Holdzkom, j. A. Marshall, Carl Ty-
ler, L. j. Thomas, A. l.. Peck, George
Garter, A. f. Nance, p. Holt, G. A
Varney, S. A. McDougal, j. r. Steven
son, Rev. r. E. Wright, NJ. D. Tilley
Roy Adams, L. V. Mcleod, Fred ia.
cobs, Lou Stilzner, Otto Storm, E. +
Groves, Nj. V. butcher, w. E. Gray
G. +. Heber j. d. Huston, Paul Ritt-
ner, Frank Salisbury, j. r. Dickinson
Telford Stevenson, Bert Phillips, Mora
Smith, Ed FORESTER, J. w. Mcbride
} G. A. Long, ]. H. McKim, j. E. Hodge
; A. l.. Heydlouff, A. L. Loffer, j. H
Holland, w. NJ. Wemlin, j. j. Carr, j
E. O'Brien, d. D. Nairn, c. F. Waite
C. j. Ridley, F. o. Williams, H. L
Peck, a. T. Moore, Joe Couch; Mes
DANES Archibald Edgar, Mamie Stew
enson, Laura Waters, Donley Black
Mary Nance, Turbett; Messrs. E. E
Carrier, NJ. B. Hockenberry, C. Hend
ricks. Paul Holdzkom, l.. f. Farms
worth, Paul Black, Bruce Stevenson
j.. l.. h. Moore, o. j. Fries, D. Anderson
= C. A. Nagel; Misses Anna Laird, Dell;