El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

MI and Mason Pollard were married
L Il Saturday noon in the Church
Of St Clement Rev. Henry Easter per
formed the ceremony. The church was
most deliberately decorated with guam
titles OF white roses, lilies and chrys-
anthemums, with many lighted candles
upon the altar, and palms and ferns
about the chanceL
As the guests were assembling,
Charles Andrews sang at Dawning.
and II. T. Van Surdam sang "Al for
You" Mrs. James Graham McNary
played their accompaniment and the
wedding marches
The peWs of the central aisle Of the
church were Ornamented with big white
maine bows and streamers. with sin
gle large pink chrysanthemum and
sprays Of ferns in the center OF each.
Among the foliage Of the palms and
ferns about the chancel were large but
terflies Of white tulle- American Beauty
roses were used among the lilies and
chrysanthemums in the chancel decora-
tions and on the altar. Mr.. Pollard and
his grOOmsmen wore little sprays OF
orange blossoms in their huttOnhOles-
As the music Of the bridal chorus
from LOhengrin was heard from the
organ, the bridal party entered the
church. The ushers came first They
were Tom Mayfield, Maj r. A Wilcox
and Ernest Nyles. Miss Emily Kemp
was the first of the bridesmaids and
1AAE WIS A044OhEQ NA MISS E1eulall
Brown. Miss Elizabeth kOkernOt. the
maid Of honor, came next. and Mrs
Josephine Nations MOrfit. the matrOn
Of honor, preceded the little flower
girls, who were Josephine Morfit and
Nancy Williams They sea ttered rose
petals in the path Of the bride. who
entered with her father. Joseph II. Ma
lions, who gave her in marriage
Mr. Pollard and his best man met the
bridal party at the steps Of the chan
al T.HffH
ported Lucille model gown of white
satin. made ankle length. with double
flOunced tunic OF white silk net EN-
brOidered with silver threads. The
waist was semi-high with a girdle of
cloth Of silver The silk net formed
the waist and the tiny slightly puffed
sleeves A spray Of orange blOssOme
ornamented the bodice in front at the
shoulder court train of silver net.
bOrdered with white satin fell from
her shoulders. A spray of orange bios
SONS was attached at one corner Of the
train. Her long tulle veil was held in
place with sprays Of orange blOssome.
She carried orchids and lilies Of the
valley IN a white lace round bouquet
holder
The brides only ornament on the
wedding dress was a very handsome
brooch Of diamonds and emeralds the
gift Of her mother. Mrs J. II. Nations
The brides attendants were gOwned
in various colOrs in a rainbow effect
Mrs Morfit wore quaint early Vic
torian gown Of rose pink, the skirt
made in rose petal effect. over q
foundation Of pink chiffon trimmed
with tiny ruffles OF lace. The waist
was Of the pink silk made in the sur
plice style, trimmed with chantflly
lace She wore a little poke bonnet of
pink with clusters Of small flowers in
Dresden shades at the sides and velvet
ribbon steamers
Miss Kokernot was dressed in blue
taIIeta made with the short. full style.
for the skirt, and the tight fitting
waist the skirt was trimmed with
quantities Of little ruffles picOted on
the edges She wore a blue poke bon
net with Dresden flowers at the sides
Miss Browns gown was made in a
similar style. Of lavender taffeta. and
her poke bonnet was OF lavender
Miss Emily Kemp wore a gown OF
pale green taffeta, made with a very
tuu skirt in the high waistline effect /
with horizontal bands Of gold
lace insertion The waist was made Of
white silk net. with tiny puffed sleeves .
-ter poke bonnet was Of green with the
clusters Of Dresden colored ribbons at
he sides and black velvet ribbon chin
strap and streamers-
All the brides attendants carried
early Victorian bouquets Of old fash Z
Oned garden flowers in round lace Da-
per holders.
The little flower girls were dressed
iAlke IN yellow tarreta dresses made I
With small tight fitting waists with
square necls and very fun skirts. The
skirts were ornamented with garlands /
II Dresden colored flowers about the
border They wore yellow poke bon
nets with little clusters Of pink and Z
blue flowers at the sides and yellow !
ulle streamers, tying in big butterfly /
'OW al one side Their flower baskets |
we're ornamented with big yellow tulle
VOWS. /
A quaint feature OF the little flower
girls costumes We're the old fashioned (
ace pantelettes which extended a few
ncnes heiow their very full skirts
The bridal party left the church to
ne music Of the wedding march from 1
Midsummer Nights Dream" by Men 4
lelssohn.
A wedding reception was held at the /
ZONE OF the brides parents on Ma \
,oIIin avenue. The bridal party. with /
Or. and Mrs J. II. Nations and Mrs 4
Nelson Studebaker Riley. received the {
'uests IN the drawing room, which was /
laborately decorated with quantities i
Z white roses, lilies and chrysanthe- 4
nuns and white candles in crystal. sill
er ana brass sticks. tied with white
1lle bows In the dining room guam
tiles OF white roses and chrysanthe-
lums and lilies were used, with white
andes in crystal sticks The table !
Tas laid with an embroidered cloth. |
dged with lace. with square lace inser-
ions In the center was the bridal
axe. which was under the s-t lamp Z
which was covered wedding bell of I
White tulle- The chandelier was fes-
ooned with smilaN. the clapper Of the /