El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Welded
Fifty Years, viii Celebrate

I knIckmeyer as the bridal parts entered
alss Edith Scott. the groOm's sister
and Clifford Gaylord, the brides broth
! er entered simultaneously from the
/ Two side doors and passed down the
side aisles- Miss Viola GAYLORD. the
brides sister and maid OF honor. passed
down The central aisle. The bride. fol-
lowed nth her uncle, Milton s. Graves,
I by whom she was given in marriage.
The groom and his best man. Fred
Barnes. entered at the same time. pass
ing down the side aisles.
Following the marriage ceremony, the
bridal party left the church to the mU-
sic Of Mendelssohn's wedding march,
PLAYED on the organ by Mr.. knickmeyer.
Inc bride wore a GOWN Of white bro
caded satin. The skirt was of ankle
length and very full. The neck Of the
bodice was cut IN V shape with a Mediei
collar OF silver lace and silver lace
trimming the neck. \ mOven ace tunic
Of ge0rgette crepe covered the gown. 1t
was bordered with silver lace. The
long sleeves were OF the brocaded satin.
with drapery OF geOrgette crepe Her
wedding veil of tulle was worn in the
Spanish comb style, held in place with a
band Of pearls about her head. Her bOu-
quet was IN shower effect OF brides
roses and lilies Of the valley. tied with
s:reamers Of embroidered net.
Miss GAYLORD was dressed IN pink
taffeta. The skirt was OF ankle length
and made very full. The neck of the
bodice was cut square and outlined with
silver lace. The sleeves were OF pink
net and made pulled and very short. 4
hlg pink net bow Ornamented her hair.
She carried a pink basket filled with
tulie.
--.ss Scott was dressed IN an empire
style, pink taffeta gown. made with
long sleeves Of geOrgette crepe. Opales-
cent beads and Sequins ornamented the
bodice. The neck was cut round. She
also wore q pink tulle bow in her hair
and carried carnations in pink basket.
Mrs. Stark wore a gown OF blue vel
vet. with Ornamentation OF hand en-
brOldered gold and chenille The sleeves
were OF brOcaded net. She wore a large
blue hat with blue feather trimmings
and a diamond necklace.
Mrs. Brown was dressed in a blue
'eorgetre crepe. trimmed with fur. She
wore black hat with brOcaded ribbon
trimming and small ostrich tins.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n D. GAYLORD.
IN Montana street. The rooms were
4tttGdLt0 Win Mnlte cITna tons N
baskets and vases and many palms
Quantities Of mistletoe boughs were fes- !
ooned about from the chandeliers. win
lows and aTchways.
An ice course was served. The we'd |
ing cake occupied the center Of a ia !
De. decorated with vases of white car
iations at either end. Ferns and mistle-
Oe surrounded the cake.
Following the ceremony, the bride |
md groom went to their own home. a 4
leYlv completed bungalow. at 1917 1
randolph street. where they viii be at |
0me 10 their friends after January !.
=
Miss Margaret Weidmann. Of HouS-
on. Tex. and james 3. Murphy were !
luietly married Thursday afternoon by |
Rev Arthur c. Harris, pastor OF st.
lauFs Lutheran church. at the home Of
:ev Mr.. Harris. in Mountain avenue. |
r. and Mrs. Murphy will make their
ome in II Pas0- Mr.. Murphy was for
lerly in the Fifth New Jersey infantry,
III upon the eXipaTtion O. his enlist
tent term remained in e Paso.