El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-20
Miss Zenobia Hight Weds Lieut..
BreedLoUe Smith; Home Ceremony

arranged in silver holders. caught
with Lulle and wreathed in mountain
pine. The mautel was banked In the
green and flowers and subdued light
Ing came from softly shaded pink
floral clusters.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Hight. her sister being
Mrs. Robert y. Stafford. Of MiueOla,
Tex The family came to FL PasO
from BOnham two years ago and are
natives Of Texas, as are the Smiths
Both the fathers Of Lieut.. and Mrs
Smith were born near Tyler. and the
families knew each other in pioneer
days Of the state and helped to make
its history, being among its most
prominent citizens in 90. Lieut.
smiths grandmother was graduated
from Baylor college. when il was
near Washington. the old capital
later his mother attended the same
school and only recently Miss Hight
was also graduated from the same
Institution, which is the second old
est school for girls in the south she
is an extremely talented young
woman. musical ana possessing a Vi
vacioUs. l0vable personality.
The groom IS the eldest son Of
Judge and Mrs Smith. who repre-
scented this district in the United
States house OF representative for
"A years In April president Wilson
appointed Judge Smith TO the federal
Washington 10 make their home in
this city. where they are thoroughly
Identified and great favOrires. So
ciauy. They were residents OF Colo
RADIO City. Tex. for more than 25
years. and. while natives OF the state.
their ancestry dates back 10 early
Colonial days and the British Isles.
BreedlOve was graduated from Aus
tin College. AT Sherman, Tex. and
later won his degree from the law
r-H~- ~ u D. Hg4Hr 1sH
George washington University, at
washington. u. c.. He was fO- two
years clerk OF the United states
house Of representatives, commission
on immigration or arid lands. and
came TO FL Faso a year and a half
ago 20 practice law He Is member
OF the University and FL PasO Ccun-
try clubs and the Kappa SiEm1 fra
ternity- In April he volunteered his
services TO his country and went INTO
training ct Leon springs where he
was comm iSslonned as lieutenant IN
the field artillery Of the Officers
Reserve corps. and viii report for
duty AT Camp Travis. san Antonio.
on the 2.th. Pending that time. the
rewlywedS viii divide their honey
moon ct ClOudcrOft, where they have
taken o cabin for q few DAYS. and
with the brides parents Judge and
Mrs Smith. with their two daughters
and son. William Robert ir-. are
aEaln ut their Gotta &c At the mountain
resort and viii do much 70 make
pleasant the stay Of the young folk
Nfyrou &. Smith. who registered from
Fort Worth. has also been commits
stoned lieutenant but came on Tor
the wedding Of his brother. He VIII
return TO Fort Worth today TO ar
range affairs before reporting at san
Antonio for further training in the
quartz una STEERS reserve Cor0S-
Lieut. and Mrs smith viii leave for
san Antonio i'm about week After
that. their plans are indefinite. rs
are most Of The military affairs, and
all that pretaiu TO them
Rev. John NJ Jackson. Of the First
Methodist church. was the officiating
clergyman. sunday night. at the mar
riaEe Of two well known Deming
people. Miss Nettie r. Perkins and
oak Howe Amy. who went to the
PARSONAGE &c exchange their VOWS.
The bride is the secretary OF the
chamber OF commerce in this speed
ily populated town which recently re-
ceived the cautonment. and there
they viii make their heme. Utmost
simplicity marked the interesting
event