El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
MISS SEMPLE IS BRIDESMAID AT THE
WEDDING OF HER BROTHER TO NIECE OF

years has been assistant professor Of
Latin at the University of Cincinnati
Mr.. Semple belongs to an interest
ing family of the old south, his
father, Robert Baylor Semple, hav-
ing been a scholar, a man beloved
in his community and soldier IA
nous for his loyalty. He was for four
years a member of the world famous
"Stonewall jackson brigade" serving
under that idol of the south, stone
wall Jackson himself. until the his
toric surrender of Lee at Appamattox
courthouse
The groom's mother was Miss Lucy
Shelton. a member OF distinguished
Virginia family, her daughter, Miss
Virginia Semple, being very like her,
with a certain clear cut beauty ana
charm.
The elder SempIe was professor of
Latin at the William Jewell college
in Missouri, where the groom re
ceived his thorough training in ciassl-
cal and mathematical study which SO
well fits a man for any profession
After taking his A B. and A N.
degrees he passed four years abroad,
rarity at the University of Halle IN
DER two of the leading professors OF
Latin in Germany, and later at the
American School Of Classical Studies
Returning TO the United states he
received from Princeton his Phi D. in
Latin. and is considered by the faculty
Of that college one of its foremost
young classical students This faith
in him has been fully confirmed dur
ing his association with the Cincin-
natl university, his thorough scholar
ship and his genial. well-bred bearing
having won for him a host OF friends
both in and out Of that institution Of
learning.
Mr.. and Mrs. sempIe are not return
ing to town this summer, but after
the wedding journey they will go at
once to Murray Bay, Quebec. to &C.
cupy the Taft cottage In the autumn
they will be established on Pike
street. opposite the brides parents,
in the charming house where Mr. and
Mrs. A. Howard Hinkle lived for
quarter Of century.
Mrs. S. D. Cobbs is to be matron OF
honor at the marriage of her sister.
Miss Mary Opal Corn, to Albert J.
Bacher, mining man Of Jerome and
Tombstone, Ariz-. which is to be
solemnized in the First Baptist church
on next Saturday afternoon at )
o'clock. Guy P. SteIsel will stand with
the groom elect, Rev. J. F. Williams
officiating at the ceremony Miss
Ruby Allen. a cousin OF the bride to
be. is in the city from Duran, New
and will sing, the organ to be pre-
sided over by Mrs E w. Eal. Messrs.
ArZie Beauchsmp. William Jex Gil
bert and s. D. Cobbs are to usher.
Miss Corn has for years sung IN the
choir OF the Baptist church from
which she is to wed. and many of her
friends are to be present as she takes
her vows, and offer Fluctuations ere
the happy pair leave on their we'd
ding journey OF two months, to be
spent in San Francisco, Santa Cruz
and different coast cities of Califor-
MIA Mr.. Bacher is returning 10 FL
Paso with his bride. before they go
to Arizona. which will likely be
their future home
Friends Of the former lovely FL
Paso society girl, Miss Nancy Lack
land, who became the bride of DR..
Harry Mccormick Carter of the
Third artillery, Pennsylvania ma
tional guard, on Wednesday, will
learn with interest Of their plans. Fol-
lowing the honeymoon, DR.. and Mrs.
Carter are to be at home at 221 Broad
street, Jersey Shore. Pa The hour OF
their marriage, selemnized at high
noon. was wired to Mrs. George Le-
Baron OF this city on Tuesday.
Miss Georgia DeBeTry. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs W. H DeBerry. Of the
La Union section, will marry Price
Hoey. Of Ell Paso. on Saturday. June
so. the wedding taking place at the
new ST Luke's Episcopal church at
CanutIllo, Texas, and the ceremony TO
be performer by Rev Hunter Lewis,
Of Mesilla Park. n. NJ