El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-30

I Groom, a long time family friend, en-
| tered the church from the side en-
trance, and was Joined at the ci-ancel
| rail- by the groom and his best man,
! John NJ Keeling, who had approached
/ from the opposite direction. Attract
/ i've in her tailleur of sand toned silk
/ francais and pink rosebud bouquet,
/ Miss Stewart made a charming bride.
The suit was relieved with black en-
/ broidery and touches of white about
/ the collar, and with it she wore a
/ shell pink georgette blouse and chic
chapeau of two-toned sand. with the
malined brim of felt medallioned in
velvet and the crown a darker shade.
At the conclusion of the service the
| bridal party tarried but a few mo-
ments for congratulations, for Sergt.
I dwarf and his bride were leaving
/ almost Immediately for ClOudcrOfJ,
/ where they are to spend their honey
] moon at the Lodge. Later they are to
I be at home, temporarily, at the Stew
arts, as their plans are more or less
! indefinite, as are all who are at pres
ent connected with the service" The
groom is a member Of one of the old
est families in San Antonio, but has
been in business in FL Paso for the
past two years. He recently enlisted
and has been assigned as assistant to
Capt Colonel Lewis in the depot quar-
termaster corps. The Olivarri family
settled in east Texas more than 200
years ago and have meant much to
the history making Of that locality
His bride came from Matagorda, Tex,
seven years ago, where her par
ents were, before their removal to FL
Paso, one of the prominent families of
east Texas.
The bridal party were entertained
Friday night, their dinner party in
Guiding covers for Mr.. Olivarri, Miss
Stewart (now Mrs. OlivarrD, Mrs.
Green Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. J. A
IL Oh -ar@l
and Nj. Keeling. with judge and Mrs.
Groom The decorations were unusu-
ally lovely and suggestive Of the
''bridey" occasion
Unattended. Miss Evelyn Barnes
and Eugene E McDow repaired to the
home Of Rev. P. r Knickerbocker, Of
Trinity NJ E. church. on wednesday
morning, and exchanged their marital
vows Both are from out of the city. !
Trinity parsonage was also the
scene of second wedding, which /
united non residents. when, on Thurs !
day afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Knicker- !
booker was called upon to officiate at /
the marriage of Miss Mary Fletcher /
Pennsylvania The bride had been /
visiting for several weeks in FL Paso, !
the guest of her brotherinlaw and /
sister. Mr.. and Mrs Henry W. Bau-
der, who stood with the happy young /
couple during the service. She was /
ried jasmines- The newly weds are
to be at home in this city after
August 5 at 1913 Mckinley avenue.
Mrs. Leona Morgan makes formal /
announcement of the engagement of I
her daughter, Lillian Mildred, to Roy
Reed Van Dusen, one OF the officials
Of the Tri-State Telephone company /
in Ell Paso. The marriage is to be
an interesting event of July IS. at the
home of the brides mother. 90S Mesa L
avenue. The young couple had planned
to tell the happy secret to their
friends at some sort of a social func-
ton, but changed their plans, and
fastened the date on account Of the 1.
war scare. Miss Morgan is the only 7.
unmarried daughter, Mrs A z. Eek
enroth being a sister. Her brother
recently enlisted in the army, and a
second brother, J. Thomas Morgan, is
a mining man Of Deadwood, South
Dakota
Miss Albine Courchesne, the eldest
daughter Of a Courchesne of this city
and a young woman who has lived
here all her life, became the bride
OF Russell Allen Smith. on Friday
evening, at service read in the par
sonage of the First Baptist church ,
The wedding was quietly solemnized !
with only the relatives Of the pride in :
attendance, and Miss Reyes Martinez
her only bridesmaid. Lee Talbot stood :
with the groom a best man. The new
" weds are to be at Hotel Paso del
Norte for a few days, where they will
receive their friends, until Mr.. Smith I
is ordered with the Texas national |
guard to another post
K '
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w Bourland. of S
1914 La Luz, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Sabra, to Jess L. /
Miller of Tennessee, the ceremony I
having been solemnized on Mondty. y
the 25th- {
Miss Rose Carr and Harry Darling I
are to be quietly married at the brides I
home, PA South Stanton street r
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