El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-17

M Ii Lieut. 2C 5oSaat6.n @ W Anderson son.
- = Of the sixth field artillery, were
married Sunday afternoon at 1880
o'clock at the home Of the brides par
ents. Col and Mrs. George H Morgan
OF the 18th cavalry, at Fort Bliss
While the 18th cavalry band, seated
on the lawn in front Of the colonel S
home, played the Bridal Chorus from
'LOhengrini" the bridal parry descend
ed the stairs and entered the drawing
room where the marriage ceremony
was pronounced by Capt John I. Az
ton, chaplain Of the goth infantry, in
the presence Of the relatives and a
few Of the most intimate friends Of the
family. The corner of the room where
the ceremony was performed was most
atrra ctively massed with ferns and
foliage. with baskets Of pink sweet
peas hung among the greenery-
On either side were draped the n5-
uonal cOlors and the regimental cOlOrs
Of the 18th cavalry, Of which Col Nor
gan is commander. Bowls and vases
filled with pink sweet peas were about
the room The bride entered with her
father, who gave her in marriage. Her
sister, Miss Edith Morgan. was her only
attendant
The bride wore a travelling suit of
light tan cloth, with hat of correspond
ing color and q waist OF pale pink chif-
Ton and lace She carried an arm bou-
quet Of brides roses and ferns, tied
with white embroidered net
Miss Edith Morgan was dressed in a
white lingerie gown
After the marriage ceremony a we'd
ding reception was held which was at
tended by the army people from the
various regiments and a number Of Fl
PasO people. The band played q con-
cert during the afternoon.
The dining room was decorated with
quantities Of white sweet peas Mrs
Franklin O. Johnson and Mrs. George
Q Barnhardt assisted in serving re-
freshments. Capt Axton proposed 4
prettlly worded toast to the bride.
Bride roses and white sweet peas
1iLed large silver receptacle n the
center Of the table. The brides cake
was Ornamented with white sweet peas
and these fragrant flowers with ferns
surrounded the base Of the cake. Ferns
were 1estooned from the chandelier
above the table.
The bride cut the brides cake with
a saber, after the usual military Gus
tom Tiny bows Of narrow white rib
bon were about the cake and the girls
ana bachelors pulled these out Miss
Edith Morgan found the dime attached
70 her ribbon and Mrs Virginia Semple
found the button on her ribbon As
slsting IN serving were the girls of
the post Red sweet peas, in bowls and
vases decorated the library effectively.
As Lieut. Anderson and his bride LETT
the house for the afternoon train TO
douglas, ArlZ,, they were shOWered b.
the guests with confetti Of large pink
and white tissue paper hearts. Miss
Edith Morgan caught her sisters bou-
Quet as she threw il away.
me wedding came as a great sur
prise to the many friends Of the young
people. It was planned for some time
later. but as battery B" of the sixth
artillery, to which Lieut.. Anderson IS
attached, has been ordered to leave
Wednesday for duty at the Presisiio of
Monterey, during the Panama. Pacific
exposition, the wedding plans were
changed The young people will spend
their honeymoon in Monterey.
The San Diego News, in reporting the
wedding Of A Z. KOehler- IT.. to Miss
Hollis Frances Hall, says that five
years ago, while Mr.. KOehler was pub
fishing the FL PasO News, he met Mss
Hall and her family. 1t was little more
than a chance acquaintance, and when
the family left for California, Mr. Koch
Ter returned to New Mexico Miss Hall