El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
LAURANfAUDE


presence of a very large assemblase Of
the friends Of the bridal couple.
The wedding was of particular in
terest 20 FL Paso people as both the
families are very well known here
The brides family is one Of the old
pioneer families Of this section of the
southwest, her parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. ". Fink, having settled in FL Paso
in the early days of the city's history
The bride has been for the past three
years an instructor IN music IN the
public schools Of the city; she vas
q student Of the Ell Paso schools In her
girlhood and after completing the high
school work here, attended Columbia
university in New York city. special
iZing in music. She is one Of the mosS
DopiIlar of the girls of the younger
social set OF the city and as she Is the
possessor of an unusually sweet
soprano voice has taken prominent
part in the musical life or the city
The groom is the son of Mr. and MIS-
w. A White. He was also an ii Paso
high school student and is a graduate
of the New Mexico Military institute
at Roswell. N NJ
For the service the church was mos
stractively decorated with an aDund-
ance of greenery and flowers Massed
palus and ported ferns and among
this foliage were placed tall ivory
white baskets which were filled with
long stemmed pink gladiolia blossoms
The long handles OF the baskets were
tied with bows of pink tuIe- the
chancel railing vas festooned with
plumosus fern and the same delicate
foliage combined with smilaX formed
a draperv of green over the choir stalls
Butterfly bows with streamers OF white
tulle adorned the pew ends OF the
church. -.
GUY D'Hardelot. before the entrance
Of the bridal party Mrs. W Brown
played his accompaniment on the or
gan The bridal party mace 1e 'h ..I3-5Is1
trance to the music OF the bCida!
Chorus" from Wagners Iohengrln'
played by Mrs Brown The ushers
came two abreast, passing TO the cnah-
eel down the two side aisleS- IheN
were Randall Kilburn. Harold hllburn-
Harvey Wilcox and Ernest Myles MISS
Clara Fink, younger SISTER OF 9 Ihe
wore a gown of rose pink pussy willow
taffeta made with very full snort SKIRT
covered with pointed drapery OF plillz
silk net The high walsted Doolce Wa
Of the taffeta and the very stlal5
sleeves were of the silk net finished
with corded edges Her nat was
large picture model OF pink SIX,
trimmed with a single large PINK plume
which curled about the brim- AT one
side was small pink satin roses she
carried an arm bouquet OF lonS
stemmed pink bridesmaid roses. eed /
wore cloth of silver slippers
pink and white rose petals were scat
tered in the pathway OF the price py .
little Dorothy Danielson and Hugh /
GIBSON Little Miss Danielson wore {
dainty frock of embroidered' Wnlte me- 4
with a sash and hair ribbons OF PINK 1
brocaded ribbon. Master Gibson wore
. T nielye carried the rose. petals in gilt !
h.ei-efs tied with pink tulle bows, 4,
the handles twined with greenery.
The bride. came into the 1th enurg 81 G
Doane. bv whom she was given IN mar /
rIoce She was gowned in creation (
If white rose point and princess lace,
very full. with the lace draped IN four I
DOfnted cascades over rounualioh -, % 4
y Flite accordion pleated cnl1Ion- IN, dne
bodice was of white lace. Win !UuS 4
iace sleeves made with the new frilled |
Effects below the elbow The neck was 4
cut Y shape in front with a nish Meulc- /
cellar Of point lace. girdle OF tur-
o1roiSa bIue velvet was interviewer with I
nc lace She wore a very large picture (!
hat of white horsehair braid IrliilI NJ, (!
with uncurled ostrich plumes- me :
brim was turned up in the PACK AM !
among the plumes were touches "
inv mink and blue French roseouds-
With this costume she wore very mig
v-bife Kid boots Her bouquet was OF 4
long stenmed American oeauly IOsee. I
lied with embroidered chiffon and net !
The groom and his best man. his /
father. ". a. White, met the orloe a.
was pronounced The wedding nisrSn 4
FROM sNfidsuumer Nights Dream, oE
NendeIssohn, was played by MIS-
Prown as the bridal party left the /
An informal reception was held at
the church for the many friends OF tne
bridal couple and following the mos
Intimate friends Of the two famihes
Ivs-e entertained at q reception at the
hume Of the brides parents. on MagoI
lin avenue Quantities Of flowers ana
foliage decorated the rooms In most
rleesinZ way The guests were met
AZ the door by little Clifford irwin
Receiving with the bridal party IN the
drawing room were Mr.. and Mrs; W
". Fink. Mr. and Mrs g h he IJs
Mrs. Roy Davis. Mrs. Ella B. howe
D z DOane end Mr.. and Mrs W A
White.
The brides mother. Mrs Fink, was
trimmed with silver lace. She wore
large hat Of gray silk, faced with
blue velvet. with blue velvet crown !
trimmed with gray birds heads Punch
vas served during the afternoon at a
prettily decorated table, where little
Misses Katherine Rilhurn and Helen
Pleading presided
Miss KiIburn wore dainty frock OF
pale blue taffeta and Miss Reading
was dressed in d white wolfe embroid-
cred with touches OF old rose. with an
old ross sash The wedding GIFTS
which were very numerous and hand
some. were displayed in the library.
In the dining room an ice course was
served. The brides cake, deliberately
frosted in white. rested on a table
covered with q battenberg lace cloth
over pink satin About the table were
crystal vases filled with pink roses and
candles in crystal sticks tied with pink
tuIle were about the table. A canopy
effect was produced by streamers of
pink tuIle extending from the corners
Of the table 10 the chandelier above
The streamers terminated in big but
terf1y bows Of the tulle at the corners
of the table and among the tulle were
gracefully festooned smilax and Other
greenery. Assisting in serving in the
dining room were Mrs Roy y Davis,
Misses Margaret Getting, EstelIe Ber-
l1en. Alice Myles. Mary Kaye Alves,
Beulah Brown, Nellie Mae Brown. Isa-
belle Springer and Sarah Bridgers
Sarah Bridgers-
Before the brides cake was cut By
the bride. the girls drew little ribbon
bows extending from the cake and /
found the various trinkets within /
Miss Beulah Brown found the ring. 1
Miss Katherine Rilburn discovered the .
dime. The wishbone was found by
Miss Nellie Mae Bowen and Miss Maud I
Doane received the button. As the