El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-15

church first, passing down the cent~I
aisle in couples, TO the strains OF Aee-
delssOhn's wedding march, played o!
Kenneth McCallum-
Following the ushers at a short dis
lance was Miss Mary Leighton, another
sister Of the bride, as maid Of honor:
Behind. came the bride. on the arm OF
her brother, W c Leighton, who gave
her in marriage.
The groom, with mis- best man, Joe
Bukey. entered from the choir room on
the right. The two parties met at the
steps of the choir rOstrum, where the
ceremony was performed then they
proceeded TO the altar, where Rev Mr..
Easter gave his blessings The Patrol
ring ceremony was used The best man
and maid Of honor followed the couple
" The party left the church to the
strains Of LOhengrin's wedding march.
played by Kenneth McCallum on the
The brides dress was of white ivory
satin. panier effect, over antique lace
bodice was adorned with a fichu OF
ANTIQUE lace The neck was in ""
shape and the sleeves were the short
huff type The skirt was gathered at
the waist line with a tiny hoop effect
at the hips 1t was worn full and
flaring. Fastened TO the brides Shout
ders was a long white satin court train,
extending four feet on the floor. Her
veil OF real lace was worn in hood
shane about her face and gathered at
the hack of her head with orange bios
SONS. II extended TO near the length
OF the train She carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and or
chids At her neck she wore a dia-
mond cavalier the gift OF the groom
Miss Mary Leighton, the maid Of
honor. wore a white organize over pale
green raffeta, made in tiny ruffles
Those on the skirt were gathered on
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the bodice they gathered Just IN front
and below the left arm Her picture
hat was of lavendar and pink silk
horsehair trimmed with tiny pink Law
endar and blue flowers She carried a
garden bouquet Of pink roses, snap
dragons. Shasta daisies and lilies Of the
valley, Of arm length
Mrs Leighton, mother Of the bride,
wore a black crepe de chine evening
gown Of ankle length
Mrs. ". G Leighton, sisterinlaw Of
the bride. wore a white net over white
silk; IL was also ankle length
Mrs. Gilchrists dress was, Of white
net and lace, made in a slight basque
effect. She carried pink roses.
Miss Louisa Leighton, a younger sis
ter OF the bride, wore an old rose tai
feta dress.
Following the ceremony. an informal
reception was held at the home of the
brides mother on Arizona and Camp
bell streets. Besides the members Of
the bridal party anu lue ldllllAltsi the
guests were received by Misses Louise
Sanburn and Lucille MalOney and Mrs.
Carl Leroy Hatfield From the receiv-
ing line the guests marched past a
line OF tables filled with presents for
the young couple The rooms were
decorated with Shasta daisies and pot
ted ferns. The chandeliers were wound
with smilax vines An ice course was
served later in the evening.
Mrs Fletcher cut ---e bridal cake
which rested on a reflector in the cen
ter of the dining table Miss Louisa
Leighton found the heart in her slice
NJ. H. BarrOugh, the thimble. Russell
Price. the button; Louis Fleisher. the
ring, and the anchor fell TO the groom
Earl Fletcher The guests then gath
cred on the lawn and the bridal bou-
ouet was thrown among them; Miss
Lucille AialOney caught IL
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher left at 10 o'clock
for the east where they will sOjourT
for some time. Mrs Fletcher's going