El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08

N lSS ftA-NNf-o Dill M MAJ
= u were married Wednesday night
in the First Baptist church. Rev j. F.
Williams performed the ceremony,
using the ring service.
a beautiful setting for the bridal
! marty was arranged with quantities Of
palms and ferns on graduated tiers
banking the rOstrum. with a blaze OF
candles in seven branch candelabra in
the center About the edge of the rOs-
] tTum was a row of candles IN brass
sticks and between the candles and the
ferns were pOtted Gala lilies in blossom
The row Of lighted candles extended
about the railing Of the choir lofts on
I either side Of the rostrum, which were
Z massed with palms and ferns and among
these. and. through the palms on the ros-
I trum were large gracefully shaped white
I baskets. filled with white carnations,
/ apple blossoms or Gala lilies and car
| nations. The baskets Of flowers also
were used in the windows of the church
: A mass Of smllaE vines Jrailed grace
| fully over the organ pipes the back
] ground of the rOstrum and the ceiling.
! giving a most pleasing effect The smi-
! lax was festOoned about the railing of
the choir lofts and on the posts Of the
| railing were large butterfly bows OF
/ white tulle- The white tulle bows also
were tied on alternate seats up and
| down the church aisles.
] Miss Julia Pool presided at the organ
! and Dlaved selections from Mende1s-
I sOhn's Midsummer Nights Dream" pre-
! ceding the entrance OF the bridal party
I Miss Pool wore a gown of pale pink
J silk. made in empire style with an over
| drapery of white net trimmed in iri-
] descent beads.
The strains of the bridal chorus from
( ''Lohengrin' announced the coming Of
] the bridal party.
/ The groomsmen entered in couples
J They were Carl 4 Beers, Charles A
] Brandberg- William ". Carroll and j..
4
/ groom, with his best man. Tom May
] field. entered from the choir door and
3 awaited the bride. the grOomsmeu stand
ing facing the congregation.
{ Miss Walker Mcclellan led the brides
maids, who were Miss HildeEard Sauer
and Miss Eleanor Eubsnks- They We're
I dressed alike in dainty costumes Of
2 white net made with tight fitting pink
satin bodices, with very fun skirts OF
{ white net, trimmed with bands Of pink
{ satin ribbons, with a pattern Of triIled
satin ribbon trimming between the
/ horizontal bands. Tiny pink rose buds
{ formed an ornamental band about the
waist line The skirts were made ankle
length and were worn with pink satin
slippers. frill Of the white net
trimmed the low cut necks and formed
a small puff over the shoulders. The
| hats were OF pale pink tulle. with a
small wreath Of tiny moss rose buds. a
Z large wide bow ornamented the back or
the mats and from these long srreamer
OF the tulle extended to the right
wrists, where il was attached with q
bracelet Of moss rose buds. The brides
maids carried very large bouquets Of
long stemmed Easter lilies and Germs
tied with wide streamers Of embrold-
cred net
Mrs. ". D. Mayfield was her JauEh-
ter's matron Of honor. She wore cos
tune Of pale blue chiffon. over blue
satin The gown was made with a train
and was trimmed with a shoulder
drapery Of real lace The edge M The !
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lants- She carried a large bouquet Of Z
Easter lilies
The two little flower girls. Evelyn I
Jameson and Virginia Gardner pre-
ceded the bride. scattering rose petals ]
IN her path They were dressed alike
IN dainty frocks Of white organdie. with
PINK roses trimming the uecks and a
pattern Of frilled pink satin ribbon or
namenunE the short fun skirts Their
dainty flower baskets OF straw were
held by handles Of pink tulle tied with
large butterfly bows
The bride entered with her father
William Davis Mayfield. who gave her
in marriage. She wore a costume Of
heavy ivory white satin made in high
wasted effect with full skirt The
waist was made with a small Jacket I
effect ornamented in a pattern Of Eas-
ter lilies formed Of pearls. and ropes
and festoons Of pearls trimmed the edge
OF this y pattern Of lilies. in pearl I
beads ornamented the front panel of the !
gown The long mousQuetaire sleeves
were made Of white tul1e and there v-a-
a nigh Me1lci collar Of real rose point J
lace From the little jacket bodice fell I
a long hointed train of heavy white !
satin She wore a necklace or pearls .
with small pearl pendant The bridal z
ven was worn over her face ana was 3
attached 10 her hair with bands OF /
pearls. The veil was Of hand made rose /
point lace She carried a large bouquet I
Of long stemmed Easter lilies combined
satin steamers
The bridal party left the church To I
The music OF the wedding march BIZ i
Mendelsshon from The Midsummer I
Nights Dream"
Following the service p wedding re- .
ception was held at the home OF the I
brides parents on Montana street The
pride and groom. with Mr.. and Mrs. |
AayIleld received the guests The i
rooms were attractively decorated with Z
ported pink azalea plants and apple I
blossoms.
An ice course was served in the din
ing room-> The table was very prettily
arranged with large gilt basket filled !
with bride s roses and Easter lilies i'm
the center The table was covered with /
4 lace cloth over green satin and broad /
bands OF green satin extended across !
the table, finishing in large bows The
wedding cake was made By the brides
mother and was heart shaped with I
elaborate white frosting- The bride was
showered with pink and white heart
shaped confetti as she cut the wedding
cake The trinkets were attached 10 I
narrow white satin ribbons under the
cake In pulling these. the rfn-- was
found by Miss Alice Wulff Miss Irene
LauEhlin found the dime. the thimble Z
was on the ribbon pulled by Miss Julia (
POOL and the button was drawn by Miss {
Edith Morgan.
\ number Of the younger set assisted I
IN the dining room in serving Among Z
these were Misses Lauramaude Fink. Z
Cara Fink. Luelah Williams and Es-
telle Berrien.
The bridal couple received a large Z
number Of handsome silver and cut
glass wedding gifts
Mr.. and Mrs Beall viii be at home
10 their friends after Nav first az their
new home, 2fl1 Montana street