El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05

~ ISIS ELLA MAE JACKSON and
MI Clarence Martin Hunter were
married Wednesday noon at the
/ First Presbyterian church. Rev.
/ Charles L. Overstreet performed the
marriage ceremony. The church was
very deliberately decorated with guam
/ titles of palms and ported ferns massed
/ about the rostrum and among these
were many baskets filled with white
roses and tall Easter lilies The rail
/ ing of the choir loft was yelled i'm
! greenery, ferns and smilax vines and i'm
| this were effectively arranged nun7er-
/ Gus Easter lilies and brides roses.
/ Palms and ferns were arranged at the
! entrance of the church
While the guests were assembling.
( Edwin c. Kuickmeyer played appro-
pirate selections on the organ. Before
/ the entrance of the bridal party. Mrs
/ A. H. Goldstein sang Until" accom-
] panied by Mr. Knickmeyer. The OMEN
| ing notes Of the Bridal chorus" from
| 'Lohengrin," played by Mr. Kniclt-
! meyer, announced the approach Of the
! bridal party.
The ushers entered two abreast
| passing to the rostrUm down the side
/ aisles while the bridesmaids passed
down the central aisle. The ushers
! We're Marshall Parker. Elmer Bussinp
! Ben Hancock and Howard Merrill The
M.
sister of the bride. and Miss Ellen
| Hunter, of AlamOgordo. sister Of the
groom. They were gowned alike in
! costumes of pink taffeta- The skirts
were made short and very full, COW
cred with numerous ruffles The
waists were made with the high waist
line and little bands of the taffeta over
the shoulders and short sleeves They
wore small hats made of pink tuile
from which streamers extended in the
back. They carried graceful shepherd
ess crooks tied with clusters of pink
roses and lilies of the valley, with big
pink tulle bows.
Following them came the maid of
honor. Miss Vera Warren, of Gilmer
Texas. Miss Warren wore a gown of
white taffeta. The skirt was made in
very bouffant style, with a cascade
drapery Of the tsffeta over il. There
was a high taffeta girdle and the
small sleeves and hands over the
shoulders were Of white silk net. She
wore long white gloves Her small bat
was made of white tulle with streamers
extending down the back. She carried
an arm bouquet of white roses and
lilies Of the valley tied with white net
streamers.
The little flower girl. Edith Mitchell
of AlamOgordo, and the ring bearer.
master Theodore Harris. entered to-
gether. The little flower girl was cos
tuned in a dainty frock of white or
candle. made very full. with a pink
tuHe bow in her hair. She scattered Z
pink rose petals in the path of the I
bride from basket Of white wicker !
decorated with pink roses and ferns /
The little ring bearer wore a suit of !
white satin with a pink sash and car
ried the wedding ring in the heart OF /
a large Easter lily.
The bride entered with her cousin.
Perry Jackson, of Cleburne, Texas, who
gave her in marriage. She wore an ex-
quisite gown of cloth Of silver yelled
with imported all over white Venetian
lace. The bodice was draped and in
termingled with the cloth of silver
The skirt had three deep flounces of
Venetian lace, caught here and there in
a graceful manner with dainty buckles
OF silver. The gown is a GeOrgette
model The skirt was made quite short :
and she wore slippers Of cloth Of silver.
Her bridal veil was of the same rare
old lace Of which the gown was made.
and was worn in the Spanish comb
style, attached to her head with sprays
or real orange blossoms, the gifts of
friends in California. Her bouquet was
IN shower effect of brides roses and
lilies OF the valley. tied with streamers
Of embroidered tulle and lace
To groom and his best man. Jack
Hayes, entered from the vestry door.
Mrs Rue Jackson, mother of the
pride, wore gown Of black satin with
'repe. Her hat was of black straw.
with bird of paradise plumes I
The bridal party left the church 10
he mASic of MendeIssohns wedding
march, The bridesmaids crossed their
crooks overhead. making
IN archway for the bride and groom to
'ass under.
A reception at the brides home on Z
Iesa avenue followed the ceremony.
The bridal party received the guests
the drawing room. which WAS I
decorated attractively in pink roses
nd quantities of pink candles in Sill
er and crystal sticks tied with pink
ule bows. A buffet luncheon was
erved in the dining room. which was
decorated with pink roses and pink
ahdies. The wedding cake occupied a
lace OF honor on the table, which was I .
rnamented with pink roses i'm silver
asses and pink candles in crystal sticks I
led with pink tulle bows. The we'd
ing cake was prettily frosted and
rnamented with roses and small doves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter left on the
lOlden State limited for San Diego.
alif., where they will spend their
oneymoOn attending the Panama
alifornia International exposition.
hey Will visit in Los Angeles before
heir return to Alamogordo. n Al
here they will make their home as
ne groom is in business in that place.
he bride is popular member of the
Ounger set of both FL Paso and
lamogordo. as her mother has a big
Duntry home in Alamogordo where [
ne family usually spend the summers.
Tuesday night before the church
ahearsal Of the wedding. Mr.. Hunter
Entertained his wedding party ut din
er at the Harvey House The table
as attractiyely decorated with roses.
he guests included Misses Ella Mae |
ackson. Myra Jackson, Vera Warren.
Gilmer, Tex, Ellen Hunter Of
Messrs. Jack Hayes. Mar
lal Parker Perry Jackson, of Gle
lrne. Tex, Ben Hancock. Howard ATer-
II and Elmer Bussing.
X
ards.
Mrs. James Vance entertained the
TX stocking Bridge club Tuesday