El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-08

The crown was trimmed with very large
I outstanding bows of the maline. The hat
] brim was bent up i'm the back dipping
! down over the face at the side and
| under the hat brim were clusters of
] small pink flowers. She wore pink
slippers and stockings and pink kid
gloves and carried a large bouquet of
pink roses.
The bride entered with her father.
George GOttfried Sauer, BY whom she
was given in marriage. Her wedding
dress was eNqusitely dainty of tulle
over lace. The gown was made very
| simple, the skirt quite full and short
the only trimming being a group of
bands Of white MORE ribbon about the
end The bodice had a small square
neck, and was loose fitting, with the
under body of lace, trimmed with bands
Of the white MORE ribbon. The little
sleeves were of the tulle and were very
short, finishing with the two narrow
frils Of the tulle. She wore a long
court train OF pussy willow taffeta,
which hung from her shoulders. The
train was bordered with the MORE rib
bon Her wedding veil of tulle was
worn in the Spanish comb style, with
the comb effect Of princess lace. The
short VEIL which covered her face I'M
til after the marriage ceremony. was
held in place by small wreath of real
orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet
Of orchids hyacinths and lilies of the
valley, tied with long streamers of
princess lace.
Lieut. Neill and his best man, Lieut.
William W West, jr., of the 18th cav
airy, met the bride, her father and her
maid of honor at the foot of the chancel
steps, where the betrothal ceremony was
performed Then the bride and groom
and Miss Wulff and Lieut.. West led by
Rev. Mr.. Easter proceeded up the chan
eel to the altar rail, where the marriage
VOWS were taken
As the organist played Mendelssohn's
wedding march from Midsummer
Nights Dream" the groomsmen drew
their sabers and crossed them over
head, forming an archWay beneath
which the bride and groom, maid of
honor and best man passed as they left
the chancel.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the home Of the brides parents in sun
set Heights. Hawthorne Place. The |
guests were received by the members
of the bridal party. Sprays OF peach !
and apple blossoms decorated the rooms !
and there were quantities of baskets of |
pink and white sweet peas and ferns.
Following the usual army custom, the i
bride cut the wedding cake with the 4
saber of teh groom. The cake was pref |
tily frosted and bore the monographs Of /
the bride and groom. In cutting the /
cake the ring was found by Mrs Mar
garet KinnOn Stevens. Miss FlOy Barn.
hardt found the thimble; little Miss |
COnsuelo Weber the dime and Lieut..
F. c. Rogers, the mitten.
Lieut. Neill and his bride left for
California, where they will spend their
honeymoon before going to Yellow
stone National park where Lieut. Neill
is stationed on detached service. The
brides going away suit was of dark
blue gabardine, trimmed with white col
ar and cuffs. The Jacket was made
With a peplum effect skirt and the |
ikirt Of the suit was circular and very
-ull. Her hat was a small horsehair
braided gray straw. trimmed with gray
bands. As she came down the stairway
or her departure she tossed away her
1ridal bouquet and it was caught by
Hiss Estelle Berrien.
The bride has been a very popular
member Of the younger set Of FL Paso
lnce her debut n few years ago She
S one of the most accomplished horse
women of the city and has carried off ,
III blue ribbons when she has exhibited
Ter mounts. in all of the EI PasO horse I