El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19
Miss Irene LaughHn Becomes
Bride of Lieut.. S. c. GraUeS

| He has been in Fl PasO since that time,
spending his leave Of absence
With the expiration of his leave or
absence. Lieut. Graves was TO have leIt
Il PaSO Monday night, to reJOin ms
regiment at FL Vale, Mex, for snort
time before proceeding on to the avi-
alton school in san Diego Miss Laugh
lin accompanied him to the train to bid
him farewell
However. the distance between
Mexico or san Diego and Il PaSO grew
bigger as the couple approached the
depot, so Lieut. Graves persuaded Miss
Iaughlin TO accompany him as his bride.
They made a speedy visit to judge Wal
ter D. Howe by whom they We're mar
ried Mrs. Howe attended the bride
While everyone has kncwn of the at
tachIuent Of the young people for each
other. the news of their romantic mar
rage came as = great surprise TO their
many friends.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william NJ Laughlin- She is a very
popular member Of the younger social
SCI. She represented FL Paso two years
ago as its duchess at the san JacintO
fiesta in san Antonio and also was
Princess Ell PasO at the cattlemen's ex-
position in Fort Worth last year. She
attended St Mary's academy in Dallas
and the Mary Baldwin school in Vir-
ginia-
8 Graves. Of the general staff corps at
Washington. D. c. Lieut. and Mrs.
Graves will spend short time in Co
lum bus. n NJ
Then Lieut.. Graves will return to
Mexico and Mrs. Graves will rejoin her
parents here to stay until Lieut. Graves
Is ordered TO San Diego.
Miss Gladys Schwarz and Harry
Stein were united in marriage 1T an
impressive ceremony performed by
Rabbi Martin Zielonka, in the ball
room OF Hotel PasO del NOrte Monday
evening. The ball room was elab-
palms. The orchestra platform was
massed with palms and in front OF it
was suspended a big horseshoe of pink
and white carna tons. From the center
of this was a white dove hung by
ribbon streamers. The orchestra played
the Bridal chorus from '.LOhengrin,"
as Mr. Stein and his best man. Nathan
FEEDER, led the bridal party into the
room Miss Leah LacOfske. of TeXar-
kama. Ark. was the maid Of honor.
Little Johanna Schwarz. the sister OF
the bride, carried the wedding ring
N a large Gala lily The bride entered
with her father, David SchwarZ. by
whom she was given in marriage. The
bride was dressed in q gown of white
duchess satin The skirt was made
very full and short Panels OF silver
lace ornamented the sides Of the skirt
and clusters Of pearls held the elab-
crate drapery in place The bodice
was made in surplice style with the
neck cut in ' shape. silver lace Dor
{
trimmed with pearl bead embroidery.
Her long satin court train was at
! tached 10 her shoulders with NS.rl
| ornaments. The train was beaded with
pearls about the border The bridal
veil Of tulle was worn in hood effect,
held in place with sprays Of real
orange blossoms. the gift Of California
l.. a., $ Sue carried a shower bouquet
+ OF bride roses and lilies OF the valley
18th tule streamers and satin
ribbons.
Miss Lacofske wore a gown Of pink
! SATIN draped with silver lace The
bodice was ornamented with silver
! sequins and the girdle was formed q
sequiu covered lace The neck was
: cut square and the gown was sleeve
less. The shoulder straps we're of pink
satin Her arm bouquet was OF pins
I bridesmaid roses. tied with pink tulle
I streamers and pink satin ribbons
4 Little Johanna Schwarz. the ring
( bearer. wore a dainty frOck Of white
4 net. short and very fun The neck
| was cut square with tiny puffed sleeves
/ OF the net. White satin ribbons form ed
/ big hair bow and the wide sash
/ Mrs. Schwarz, the brides mother