El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
= Kiss FRIEDA sWATT and Louis
Nj J. Grossblatt were married BY
l. rabbi Martin Zieionka, Sunday

Kiss FRIEDA SWATT and Louis
Nj J. Grossblatt were married BY
L Il rabbi Martin Zielonka, Sunday
afternoon. at o'clock. al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Laskin. on Prospect
avenue Mrs. Laskin IS the brides
aunt
The home was attrsctively decor
ated with quantities OF lilies and
foliage. In the drawing room a white
altar was arranged, under a canopy OF
foliage from which were suspended
white doves. 4 background of ferns
and palms was behind the altar. Sni-
, lax was festooned in the archway be-
tween the room and there also were
white doves suspended
Miss F'rieda Laskin. cousin OF the
bride. played the wedding marches
The bridal party entered through an
aisle formed by white ribbons. carried
by Miss Margaret Laskin. Minda las
kin. Barbara GrossblatJ. Rose Gross
blatt and Helen Swat
Miss Minnie Swat was her sister
maid Of honor. Arene Talpis was the
flower girl and scattered pink and
white sweet peas in the brides path
The ring was carried in a large white
lily by little Maurice Swat, nephew Of
the bride.
Morris Grossblatt was his brothers
best man
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. l. Swat
Her bridal gown was of white crepe
&c soire. with the very full barrel
shaped skirt, draped over white lace.
The bodice was lace trimmed. made
with angel sleeves Of white silk tulle.
A buckle Of pearls fastened the white
satin court train at the shoulders. 4
wreath OF orange blossoms held her
long veil in place. She carried brides
roses and lilies of the valley
Miss Swat wore white Georgette
crepe, accordian pleated. and made with
alternate panes of white taffeta. with
Earlands OF pink and white rOsebuds
connecting White tassels trimmed the
sleeves at the wrists. Her bouquet was
Of pink sweet peas.
The flower girl was dressed in pale
blue taffeta, trimmed with small pink
rosebuds. Her flower basket was Orna-
mented with a big pink tulle bow
The little ring bearer was dressed in
n white satin suit.
OF the ribbon bearers. Rose Cross
blatt and Barbara Grossblatt were
dressed in blue taffeta dresses trimmed
with white tuile. Minda Laskin was
dressed in white Georgette crepe. with
pink and blue fOrget-me-nots enbroid-
cred through the material
Margaret Laskin and Helen Swat
wore frocks of pink Georgette crepe.
\ wedding supper was served after
the ceremony, in the private dining
room OF Hotel Paso del Norte Only the
dinner.
Later in the evening there was a
large reception at the Lsskin home. In
the receiving line with the bridal partv
were Mrs. Esther Grossblatt. mother OF
the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Swat, parents Of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lsskin. Mr.
and Mrs. / Baskin-
Mrs. Grossblatt wore black net
trimmed with blue and black beads
Her bouquet was of Cecil Drummer
roses.
Mrs. swat was dressed in silver en-
broidered green taffeta- Her corsage
bouquet was Of Cecil Drummer roses.
Mrs Louis Laskin wore n light blue
GeorSette crepe gown embroidered
with yellow flowers and carried pink
and white carnations.
Mrs. T. Laslzin Wore canary coloreo
GeorgetJe crepe and crepe de soire
trimmed with silver embroidery Her
corsage bouquet was Of pink and white
sweet peaas
Refreshments weer served during
the reception The dining table was
decorated with pink candles under pink
shades in silver candelabras. In the
center was the big wedding cake. elab-
orately frosted Above il was a large
wedding bell Of pink and white tulle.
from which were hung white doves.
The table was laid with cluny lace
cloth over pink satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grossblatt left Monday
for their wedding trip 10 the Pacific
coast Upon their return they will
make their home with the groom s
mother. Mrs Esther Grossblatt
The brides going away suit was OF
French gaberdine. with black and
white straw hat
Leroy D. Straw and Miss Alma \.
Nacomber were married Sunday after
noon at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Nacomber, az
old Fort Bliss. Rev. J. F. Williams,
pastor Of the First Baptist church, Off
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. s 3. Manner, the
brides brotherinlaw and her sister,
and her mother were attendants. Mr..
Straw is connected with the II Paso
d Southwestern railroad. Mr. and Mrs
Straw viii reside Tor = short time with
the brides parent