El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
MISS REBA ELLIOTT BECOMES THE BRIDE OF
OTTO ARMSTRONG AT CHURCH WEDDING
RIss 'REBA ELLIOTT and Otto
M Armstrong were married Satur-

EISS 'REBA ELLIOTT and Otto
M Armstrong were married Satur-
day night at the Westminster
Presbyterian church. Rev. J. E. Alb
bolt performed the ceremony, using
the ring service. The church was dec
GRATED with quantities Of potted palms
and white blossomed plants. and ferns
were banked about the pulpit. H. z.
Van Surdam sang at Dawning," by
Cadman, preceding the entrance Of the
bridal party George Zierk played the
violin obligato.
The bridal party entered the church
10 the music OF the wedding march
Nfendelssohn, played by Mr.. Van Sur
dam and Mr.. Zierk- Misses Dema Flick.
Anita 3Iaetze, Beulah Brown and Mary
Warrington were the ushers and also
the bridesmaids. They were dressed
alike. in pink taffeta, made with the
high empire waist, short puffed sleeves
and full skirts with drop skirts Of
point lace. They carried pink sweet
peas and roses in Victorian lace bou-
quet holders. Their hats were Of pink
chiffon with pink satin crowns and
were trimmed with ping rosebuds.
Miss Beatrice Pateman was the maid
OF honor. Her gown was Of white taf-
1eta, made IN empire effect. with the
bodice Of silk net Her small poke
bonnet was Of white chiffon and lace
with small pink and yellow rosebud
trimmings. From the back hung long
black velvet streamers She carried
Cecil Drummer roses in a Victorian lace
bouquet holder
The bride entered with her father. c
F. Elliott by whom she was given in
marriage She wore a coat suit Of Bel
GUM blue corded taffeta- The skirt
was made with the high shirred waist
line and wide flaring skirt. She wore
a blouse OF pale pink silk lace under
the short jacket Her hat was small
IL IL HansH in
sand cOlOred chiffon and trimmed with
tiny pink and blue French rosebuds-
From the back Of the hat steamers OF
sand colored tulle extended TO her
wrists. where they we're fastened with
tiny bands Of blue velvet Oruamented
with small rOsebuds. Her bouquet was
Of pink orchids and lilies of the valley,
tied with long white lace streamers-
From If fell short shower erect OF
narrow satin ribbons and tulle stream
ers, with lilies Of the valley attached
Mason Pollard was Mr.. Armstrong;
best man
The bridal party left the church to
the music Of the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin.
An Informal reception was held in
the vestibule of the church before the !
couple left for the evening train to
Austin
Mrs. c. F. Elliott. the brides mother.
was Eowned in a suit Of sand colored
corded taffeta, trimmed with Belgium {
blue and wore a hat Of the same color. /
The bride is the youngest daughter !
of Mr. and Mrs C. T. Elliott. She has
lived in Ell Paso for number OF years !
and was a student Of the FL Paso high l
school. She was one OF the four girls !
selected last year for the school annual 4
as the beauties Of the school
Mr. Armstrong is a young attorney OF I
FL Paso He is a graduate Of the Uni I
versity Of Texas and is the senior !
srchon Of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. F!
their honeymoon in Austin, where Mr.. !
Armstrong will attend a convention OF I
his fraternity. Later they viii visit I
Mr.. Armstrong; mother in Cotula,