El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-23

bow in the back Her bouquet was
| the same as the bridesmaids.
The bride entered with her father,
B. r. Darbyshire, by whom she was
I given in marriage. Her wedding gown
! was a Lucille model of peau de sole en-
I broidered in silver flowers. The bodice
I was made in surplice effect with trim
I mings Of the peau de sole extending in
an unbroken line down the side Of the
F gown, forming circular effect at the
E hem. The skirt was Ornamented with
two tiers of silver lace, the silk com
I ing through slit in the side trimming,
Z forming a graceful fold on one side
and a bow on the other. The skirt
was made in ankle length The sleeves
were formed Of a ruf1le OF silver lace
= held in place over the shoulder by
three narrow bands of white velvet
with tiny buckles of brilliants. Her
long court train of white peau de sol
3 fell from her shoulders The wedding
veil OF tulle was attached 10 her head
in a pleated effect at the back, with
Chantilly lace cap fitted to the head,
caught with pearls and sprays Of or
anEe blossoms over the ears Her bou-
quet was Of lilies of the valley and
maiden hair fern with lavender orchids
in the center; it was in shower effect
with numerous narrow ribbon stream
ers and was carried in Colonial round
holder made OF white satin and lace,
tied with embroidered chiffon stream
ers
The groom and his best man. Spencer
Darbyshire. brother of the bride en-
tered the church from the vestry door,
meeting the bride and her father at the
chancel steps where the betrOthal cere-
money was performed Then led by Rev
Eenry Easter. the bride and groom, with
the matron Of honor and the best man,
proceeded TO the altar rail. where the
marriage vows were made.
After the blessing, for which the
bridal couple knelt on white satin
cushions. the choir sang a benedictiOn
chant from the Greek liturgy The
bridal party left the church to the re-
cessional hymn, Rejoice Te Pure in
Heart" sung by the choir.
Following the ceremony the members
OF the bridal party went to the home Of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Darbyshire, on North Florence street,
where buffet supper was served The
table was covered with Battenberg
lace cloth and at the corners Of the
table were big bows Of white tulle.
The wedding cake occupied the center
OF the table. About it were numerous
candles tied with tulle bows. The l
rooms Of the house were decorated with /
vases Of chrysanthemums and Wreaths /
Of holly and Boston fern. In cutting
the wedding cake the ring was found |
by Rev. Henry Easter. J. D. Mason cut |
by Robert Hem and the dime by Mrs. I
B. +. Darbyshire.
Later in the evening, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Stevens left for Abba. Iowa, where ]
Stevens wore a travelling suit OF blue /
broadcloth, trimmed in mole skin Her /
hat was Of dark blue velvet, tipped /
in the back and caught with a gold 1
bow Her shoes were Of dark blue kid 4
She carried a Hudson seal muff They 1
will spend a part Of their honeymoon 1
visiting in Kansas City, where they 1
viii be the guests OF honor at num- 1
Der OF social affairs. They will be at /
home in Abba. Iowa. after January %.
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Oldest families in e. Paso and has lived !
in FL Paso all of her life. She Is a
graduate of the FL Paso High school /
and a graduate Of Baker university. I
Kansas. She is a member Of the Delta
Delta Delta sorority. Mr.. Stevens is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stevens.
OF Abba, Iowa He is a graduate Of |
Baker university and member Of the
Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
Mrs. B. F. Darbyshire, the mother Of
the bride, wore a gown of Gait brown.
made with a 1ulI skirt and trimmed
in beads shaded from yellow to bronze. /
Her high collar was made Of cream |
lace She wore a brown toque trimmed
in tulle and ribbons and carried violets.
Mrs. Oliver Darbyshire wore n gown !
Of white satin with the skirt in pan
nier effect and the waist Of lace
trimmed with silver lace and blue
bands She carried white chrysanths-
NUNS She wore a large hat Of silver
lace.
Inc bride was the guest OF honor !
the first Of the week at tea given by I
two Of her maids. Miss Lauramaude
Fink and Miss Mary Lewis, at the
home OF Miss Fink on Magoffin avenue
The afternoon was spent in hemming
napkins for the bride.
Mr.. Stevens entertained his grooms-
men and a few friends at a stag dinner I
Tuesday night at the Harvey house
His guests were Messrs. J. D. Mason, !
Kenneth MacCallum. Oliver Darbyshire,
Robert S. Potter. B NJ. c. Williams. !
Robert Hem. George Easter and
spencer Rarbyshire.
Miss Lillian Smith and Charles Dreh- !
Ter, jr-, were married Wednesday night
L the priests home adjoining the ca
hedral Of the Immaculate Conception
Rev. Francis Ray performed the cere-
nOny, which was attended by the most
intimate friends and relatives The
ride wore a navy blue broadcloth suit !
With trimmings OF brown fur. Her hat
vas Of black velvet, with gold lace |
Her bridal bouquet was of
rides roses and lilies Of the valley. |
ir. and Mrs. Drehner will make their
lone for the present at sos North |
tantcn street. The bride has lived in |
Il Paso for about three years She
5 the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. ".
ninth, of Valentine, Texas. The groom
S the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dreh-
er and is an Fl Paso boy. having al
TaVs lived here. He is connected with |