El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Weddings.

I i' MISS GertrQue Emma 4@O45A
1910 VEL TO Richard Earl Fletcher. The
80 VIII be a very quiet aIldlI
Iiu Wlll occur on the evening of June
D. at the church of St Clement. with
me-, henry Easter performing the
MAJ rage ceremony.
Vi very pretty simple wedding ser
I NLice occurred Friday evening when
- Ance Avant and John W Car
Ma we're united in marriage by Rev
+i,9, manson, Of the First Congrega-
- "a ~ church, at the home Of Dr. Alice
- eIchant- in the Geraldine apart
,ieits, on East Boulevard. The bride
80 hatty, tailored travelling suit OF
49, and white checked cloth, with
Gu nat TO correspond and carried
O.. aIInIul of Cecil Drummer roses and
ms ms Inc rooms of DR.. Merchant
DDoIne were hover of spring flowers.
my Few of the closest friends OF
re young people We're present. David
olBuln on the violin and Mrs J. NJ.
L,.;Si.lilond at the piano, played the
pilual cnorus from LOhengrin. preced-
ing the ceremony. During the service
10y also played appropriate selections.
r oiIoWlng the service there was an in
INtlldI reception and then a wedding
SSJupper was enjoyed at Hotel Paso del
NOIle' after which Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
LeJI leIt Tor Miami Ariz., where they
VIII make their home. Both young
People formerly lived in Ell PasO and
are Wei known here. The bride is
MEMBER Of the Hermetic Brotherhood.
MI Garrett is the assistant manager
Vi Ine Ryan Drug company in Miami.
MISS Emilia ArellanO and Joaquin
1SIrd@as were united in marriage Sat
Iuay morning in the chapel of the Holy
fdnlly, at the s o'clock mass. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Faith
tr carlos NJ Mayer. SUB provincial OF
the society Of Jesus. The altar was
elaborately decorated with quantities
OF pale pink and white carnations and
ierns and ablaze with candles. A Mex
lSdh orchestra of professors from the
conservatory of Music Of Mexico City,
prayed the wedding march by Mendels-
SOM as the bridal party entered. The
bridesmaids were Miss Maria ArellauO
ana Miss Carmen ArellanO. Their
gowns were of white lace made with
many ruffles. edged with ribbon. Miss
carmen. Arellano's gown was trimmed
with pink ribbon and Miss Maria Arel-
lano gown with pale blue. Their
mats We're large, Of yellow transparent
straw, trimmed with roses and pink
ribbons. They carried large arm bou-
Quels or pink and white carnations,
tied with ribbon streamers. Miss
Guadalupe Arellauo was the maid of
hOnOr she was dressed in a gown Of
old rose cOlOred crepe de chine, and
wore a white hat trimmed with Ameri-
can Beauty roses and touches of black
velvet ribbon The bride entered with
her father, Lorenzo J. Arellano, by
whom she was given in marriage. Her
gown was Of white peau de sol, made
with paniers OF chantilly lace, en-
brOidered with silver i'm the Louis
Seize style. Her long court train was
attached TO her shoulder by brooches
Of pearls. Her bridal veil Of tulle was
worn in the Spanish comb style and
edged with narrow silver lace. She
carried a bouquet OF rose colored or
chids and lilies Of the valley, tied with
embroidered net and lace streamers.
The brides attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Luis b. OliVareS and her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo J. Arellano. Mrs.
Olvares wore gown OF grey taffeta,
with a very large white picture hat.
Mrs. Arellano's gown was OF prussian
blue geOrgette crepe. She wore a black
hat During the ceremony and the
mass the orchestra played sacred mu-
sic. and a. the offertOry Miss Emilia
AuusOlOn sang GounOd's ave Maria"
At noon wedding breakfast was
served al the home OF the brides par
ents, on Prospect avenue. The guests
were only the most intimate of the
friends of the family. Following the
luncheon was an informal reception
Mr.. and Mrs. TerraZas left Saturday
afternoon for California where they
will spend their honeymoon. The
brides going away suit was of natural
colored pongee silk, with hat to cor
respond Mr.. anu Mrs. TerraZas re-
The bride recently graduated from the
convent school Of Mount Saint Vincent
on the Hudson, New York and also
attended for a time the convent school
Of Saint Mary in Indiana. Both the
bride and groom belong to prominent
old families Of northern Mexico.
Miss Henrietta CoUrchesne and John
Granville Rowland were married Friday
night at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs A. Courchesne, in Cour-
chesne, Tex. Rev. A H. Sutherland
performed the ceremony. The bridal
party stood in the living room for the
marriage service. The room was at
tractively decorated with quantities Of !
pink sweet peas and festooned with |
smlaX. only a few Of the most init |
mate friends Of the family, in addition |
TO the relatives, attended the ceremony.
Before the entrance OF the bride. one OF 4
her sisters, Miss Olivine Courchesne. /
sang. TO Have, to Hold. to Love" with |
another sister, Miss Josephine Cour- !
cnesne, playing her piano accompani- |
ment Miss Josephine Courchesne J
played the Bridal Chorus" from Wag- I
ner's 'LohenErin,' as the bride with
her father, entered the room Miss
Divine Courchesne was her sisters
only attendant Mr.. Rowland was at
tended by his brother Paul Rowland.
The bride wore gown of white !
seorgette crepe, made short length,
with very full skirt formed of four
-Atl = u AlouuceS OF the crepe. The
waist line was quite high and the waist
was cut with a V shaped neck The /
ong sleeves Of the crepe were quite
uI and finished with a small frill at |
ne wrists She carried a bouquet Of !
rides roses mingled with ferns ann
mes Of the valley Miss Olivine /
-ourchesne wore a gown Of old rose I
,ecrgette crepe. the skirt was made
cry full. edged with two bands ~
aIieta ribbon of the same color. Tho |
waist was made with the high waist
me and the neck cut inv shane The 1
reeves were Of the crepe and were
ulL made in q series Of puffs. She
ore a picture hat of the pink creme. I
rlmmed with streamers and carried !
INK roses. tied with pink. Miss Jose
nine Courchesne was dressed in white
atteta- The waist was made with
acket effect and the sleeves of
eorgette crepe. The skirt was worn
yer small hoops Mrs. Courchesne.
ne brides mother. wore a gown of
atural colored Dongee silk trimmed
7ith touches of old rose. An informal
eception followed the ceremony. A
'edding supper was served in the din 4
lg room. In the center Of the tabIe
'as a large gilt basket tied with a big
utterly bow of pink tUlle and filled
nth Cecil Drummer roses. The roses
,ere streWn over the table. The we'd
ing cake was very large and elabor-
tely frosted with tinV doves a bort &c