Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-15

MISS Ruth Talbot, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Talbot, was married 10 :.
I'eane WATSON, of the First Oklahoma in
fantry, at the First Methodist church. San
Benito. Monday evening" The ceremony
was by Chaplain Barnes Of the Oklahoma
regiment.
Miss Mary Talbot. sister If the bride.
as maid of honor, and Mr.. Gilbert lien
son was matron OF honor. The brides
mainds were Miss Lois McChcsncy 81
Brownsville, Miss GLADYS Estes and Mis-.
Vera Miller. The best man was Major
l.. A. Toombs of Oklahoma. and ushers
were Captain +. l.. Foster of the Fourth
South Dakota infantry. Lieutenant 4. w.
Whitney and Lieutenant +. w. Mortified
of Oklahoma.
The church was brilliantly decorated by
the willing hands of members Of the Okla
noma regiment. Two great arches, one
larger than the other opened to Il green
vista in the rear of the church.. both be
ing wound with vines and palms on 4
white background. The regimental and
national colorS were crossed at the rear Of
the altar, and here also - seen 4 back
ground Of green. The bridal bowc~ was OF
white and green effect.
The First Oklahoma infantry band play
ed Lohengrins wedding march a. the brid-
nj party entered the church. while Men
delssohn's was played for the exit. Thc
bridegroom and his best man entered To
the strain of a meditation.
Following the ceremony there was a re-
ception at the Cactus club. where the hrid-
al cake was cut with a >aber.
Mr.. Wasson a. editor during it, life
time, of the "Oklasodak," the official pa
per of the brigade At San Bcnito, and ut
home is a well known newspaperlnan at
Clinton. Okla. Mr.. and Mrs. Na-~on. on
their return TO Oklahoma, probably will
make their home ID Oklahoma City.
Mr.. James Fox entertained Yesterday
afternoon ~ her home on Elizabeth street
honoring Miss Lucille Champion. The day
was st. Valentines and the heart and
bridal motif blended most attractively IN
the decorations. The color scheme Ut red
and white prevailed throughout. with the
exception Of the brides table, where were
seated the honor guest and her bridal par
~. Here white was used IN an exquisite
manner, the hearts and tl0wer~ and the
card table appointments carried ont y
this bridal scheme. This table was placed
in the arch doorway between the living anG
dining rooms, and over il was suspended n
hoop tide with a huge bow Of SATIN rib
bon and dropping a shower Of hearts. ~
bow of white flowers adorned the centre
of the table and organ BLOSSOMS were scat
tered loosely over the lace cloth.
A delicious luncheon was served pre-
vious to the games, aud when the playing
was to begin. dainty Mis- alr,lide, the little
daughter Of Mrs. Fox, gave ont the taliies.
She was dressed in white and was one 81
the p%retticst ornaments of the party.
In the games, the first prize WAS won by
Mrs. Louis Brulay, and was a handsome
madeira piece The second prize, a book.
was warded "a Miss Marie Samano. Miss
Ro-amond Champion cut the consolation,
\ smart vanity ease. For the bride elect,
Mis- Lucille Champion, there was an ex-
fif~ilt manu- iidb' f'AA'l Ih1f'f AhN NNtN
of the hostess herself.
Those present were: Me-damc9 hinp
Mason, Wayne Wood, Joe Cclaya Jr.
Navier Camiadc, Louis Brulay, y. L. Spero
James Browne, Miles and Nundcrman
Misses Sarah and Una Young. Maymc
Browne. Ruth Craig. Marie Samano. Lucille
and Petra Champion. Marie. Magdalena
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Anne Putegnat, Rose Champion. Lily
Champion. Helen Murphy. Marie Schatz-
man Of st. Louis, Julia Browne.
The hostess was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. A. Cclaya.
Mrs. John j. Young and her two daugh-
tiers. Misses Una and Sarah. entertained
~ thrp. n'rlprE this afternoon AT their