El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
CAPT ARNOLD WEBS MISS BESSIE TAYLOR;
E. r. SCHAFFNER WEBS MISS GOLDLE WAUGH

M and capt capt Percy si' Weir Arnold DOT Of
= = the 18th cavalry, were married
Thursday evening in the church OF st.
Clement Rev. Henry Easter. rector
of the church. performed the impressive
ceremony before a very brilliant as
sembIage of army people The church
was most attractively decorated. White
roses and ferns filled the tall brass
vases lpon the altar The chanceI was
massed with numerous potted palms
The rood screen. formed Of ferns and
smilax. was surmounted by a white flo
raj cross. AT intervals down the cen
trail aisle were white standards capped
with white baskets filled with white
sweet peas. daisies and ferns and bows
of white embroidered net and tulle tied
the basket handles
AS the wedding guests were assem-
bling. H. G. Bastow. the church or
ganist. and the Eighth cavalry orches-
ira played Dvorak's -HumoresQue."
The color serEeants OFF the Eighth
cavalry. OF which the brides father is
commander. then entered, carrying the
national and regimentaI cOlors. and es-
corted by the color guards with drawn
sabers.
The bugIe call, attention" was
ira began the strains of the Bridal
Chorus" from Wagners ''LOhengrin,
the bridal party entered the church and
passed down the aisle The grOOmsmen
walked two abreast They were Lieuts.
Robert O Amin. Roger s B. Hartz,
Welton NJ Modisette. Julian Barnes. T.
II. Rees. il. and Edwin y. Hardy. All
of the officers in the bridal party wore
white duck full dress uniform and their
side arms
-rr1.. N~11 1a7 f7e wa1r
Jones. Lottie Fuller. Marion Jones and
Valera Garrard They entered two
abreast All were gOwned in similar
fashion Of dainty summary costumes
Of white silk net. made with very full
skirts, in a series Of ruffles edged
with white silk The waists We're cut
with round necks and the sleeves We're
short and formed Of ruffles Of the net
They wore large picture hats OF white
net trimmed with a large bow in the
back The first two bridesmaids car
ried large bouquets OF lavender sweet
peas arranged in shower effect. with
narrow satin ribbon streamers and
ferns The latter two carried shower
bouquets OF pale pink sweet peas.
Miss Alice Taylor. sister Of the
bride. was her maid Of honor. She also
was a.tired in white silk net. the skirt
being very full and trimmed with a
group Of white satin bands about the
bottom. Her hat was similar in style
TO those worn by the bridesmaids and
she carried a shower bouquet OF deep
pink sweet peas
The bride entered with her father.
Col Charles W Taylor, b. whom she
was given in marriage. Her bridal
gown was of richly brocaded ivory
satin. made very simply and In 1nstep
length. The waist was formed of silk
net draped with rose point lace, made
with a round neck and small puffed
sleeves and a slightly high waistline
Tiny white satin rosebuds formed the
edging about the neck and rosebuds Of
a larger size were about the waistline
and ornanented the edge OF the skirt
arranged in effective groups From
her shoulders attached by buckles Of
white satin. fell long court train Of
white silk net. bOrdered with the bro
caded satin. the end being trimmed with
a double row OF the satin rosebuds- Her
tulle veil was held in place by a small
tiara of orange blossoms and lilies OF
the valley She carried a shower bou-
quet of white roses and lilies Of
the valley tied with streamers Of en-
broidered net Her only ornament was
a cavalier with pendent OF pearls in
grape cluster design.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen took
their places on either side OF the chan
eel aisle beside the choir stalls. The
groom and his best man. Lieut. II. 2
Taylor, OF the Sixth cavalry. brother Of
the bride, met the bride at the foot OF
service was performed. while the or
chestra played Wagner's Song 10 the
Evening star" very softly Then. led
by the minister. the bride and groom
advanced through the aisle OF brides
maids and grOOmsmen TO the altar rail.
where the marriage VOWS were made
As the bride and groom turned TO