El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29

~ TEDDlNGS Will De lle principal
M attraction OF the social world
Of FL Paso for the coming
month. An unusually large number Of
weddings are scheduled Tor the first
part Of June, and they viii continue
for the entire month Some viii be
quite elaborate affairs and others viii
be simple and informal
There viii be three weddings on
June . Miss Nora bradley and
Vaughan Ward viii be married at the
First Baptist church at $50 o'clock
Miss Martha Thurmond and Lieut.. W
w Gordon viii be quietly married at
noon in the First Presbyterian church
They viii leave in the afternoon for
san Francisco where they viii spend
their honeymoon. They VIII later go
10 san Diego, where Lieut.. Gordon Will
be stationed as he has been transferred
10 the First cavalry. In the evening
at $50 o'clock Miss LeOna Black and
J. p Roman viii be married in the
priests home, adjoining the cathedral
of the Immaculate Conception. The
wedding viii be a very quiet one
on June 3 Miss Ruth lfcCurdy and
George Gardener UnderhiU viii be
quietly married at the home Of the
brides parents, in Mundy Heights An
informal reception viii follow the
ceremony. They viii spend their honey
moon IN Mexico where Mr., Cnderhin is
in charge OF large engineering
project
The marriage OF Miss Halle Mat
thews and Herman Bsteman VIII oc-
cur June -. Miss Emma HOFFMAN ana
J. c. Ballard VIII be married June l6;
Miss Lemire Nebeier and Dexter Ma
Del will be married at noon on June
10 at the horna Of the brides cousin,
Mrs C ] AiaErs1 The ceremony will
be a very quiet affair M Mapel and
his bride will spend their honeymoon
in California. Oli June y Miss Lucy
Claire Hoard and sam Riley VIII be
married The wedding OF Miss Pearl
Strayer and stephen D Hamburger VIII
occur on June IS
There will be a number OF additional
weddings, but the dates have not yet
been announced Mrs Leila 7. Moore
will be married to Robert Holiday
early in tie month. Miss Edna Van
Patten viii become the bride Of VIII
liam Reese Reber, OF Las cruces MISS
Ruth Farley and Fraser r Charles
viii be married in the first part Of June.
Miss Edna Thomas and ROY c FISK
viii be married early IN the monIh
The marriage Of Miss Brannert FRANK
Mayer to Eli G. Krupp will be an early
sumner event Miss HARRIET Schwartz
and DR.. N. D. Cohen win be married
on July %. There probably VIII De a
number Of other weddings for at least
four other couples are known 70 be
engaged but they are not yet ready Tor
the announcement TO be made
With so many weddings there viii be
OF course a great many showers
lunches. dinners and teas 1or me me
brides-to-be, so that In spite OF the
great number Of FL Paso people who
are going away for the summer, June
will be a very gay month
The commencement play Of the FL
Paso School for Girls viii be given
on the lawn Of the school Monday
night The directors Of the School Tor
Girls have set a standard Of rare eN-
ceIlence in the annual commencement
play. so that it has become a mucn
anticipated event. Something out OF
me ordinary is always given, the dane
ine and tremendously colored costuIn-
inc is ALWAYS a treat and as the com
mencement play is always given out OF
doors II can be enjoyed with great
comfort by the audience
mis- year the commencement play
viii be 2 masQue OF the mytholoSies
of the world. affording wide oppor-
runftv for beautiful stage pictures anu
effective costumes and for choruseS
~ -5a1cas The girls Of the school
and their friends viii be entertained
bv the woman's board Of the directors
of the school with a dance the evening
OF June I. at the home Of Mrs j. r.
Williams, on West no Gfahus slIee.-
June I. when the summer rates go
into effect to C7oudcroft viii see a
great exodus Of Fl Paso 1amlLes 1or
this cool and attractive sumner re
sort There VIII also Degln 4 genera
departure for vacation points, OF the
school teachers and California bound
FL Pasoans- Berkeley viii attract
very large number Of the teachers. who
will take the sumner course OF the
University Of California, and also visit
the expositions-
The final council fire for the sum-
ner of the camp fire circles will be
held Monday afternoon at Washington
park. The camp fire girls win join
with the junior members Of the 7. W
C. A. for a picnic at the park Monday
afternoon. which will be given under
the charge OF the social committee OF
the association
Mrs J. E. Winner will entertain the
Silent Twelve Card club Tuesday aft
ernoon. Mrs George Johnson viii be
the hostess for the Jolly Neighbors'
club on the same day. Mrs. W D. Con-
nell will entertain the Wednesday
Bridge club Wednesday. and Miss Virgil
MIA Stewart will be the hostess for the