El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

IL the auditorium OF Alta Vista
school building, a Lilliputian mat
rimonial affair was staged as a money
making device for the furnishings Of
the primary department OF Asbury
Methodist Sunday school. More than
so children participated. There were
flower girls scattering rose petals
Barbara Bennett and Laura Horton
their pretty baskets being tied in
fluffy pink tulle; and the ring was
carried by Nancy Orndorff on a white
satin pillow, the little attendant be-
ing dressed as q Faunleroy In black
velvet suit. Then came the diminu-
tive maid Of honor-AIargare Hughes
all in pink. with a filmy pink flow
cred silk and a huge pink picture hat
her small arms holding a mass Of
pink roses. Immediately following
came the bride, Jean Davis. in white
with a long veil that fell in folds
Her flowers were white roses. Eliza
beth owen carried the filmy cloud
OF lace The groom, Carl Horton,
awaited at the altar, Howard Fitz-
gerald looking every bit the officiant
who read the lines from an open
book. 10 which the happy couple re-
sponded with sure" While waiting
for the bridal party. Katherine Rode
haver played the Polonaise in A by
Chopin in splendid fashion. Mary
Crawford singing 7 Love You Truly
GWendolyn Jones read Louise Price
sang 20. Promise Ne" and the we'd
ding march was Here Comes the
Bride" played by Katherine.
The guests assembled, making their
appearance by couples-Robert Care
and Florence Peden; Hiram Smith
and COrinne Howell; Leonard Chant
and Winifred Howell; Dewitt Smith
and Elizabeth Peters; Edwin Mitchell
and Olive Wofford; Jordan Wood and
Willie Maude Care: Al Erik F'ris and
Frances Splawn: Andrew Weaver and
Mary Castin; David Fris and Helen
Good: Mildren Orndorff and her sis
ter Martha; Tootsie Sacra and George
Harper. Among the relatives OF the
bride were her parents, Edward Wood
and Elizabeth Bradshaw. Sidney Rice
and Thompson Stanfield- parents OF
the groom. Thomas McKenna and
Margaret Head; grand parents. John
Sacra (his hair powdered white and
his mustache and beard gray. and
he wore spectacles), and Edna Mae
Peden. O A. Wynn and Louise Zwicl1;
the brides sister. Sigma Rice. and
the cid black nanny. Alice ROdeha-
yer.
After the wedding. there were con-
Eratulations. the ole nanny falling
on her knees and weeping vocifer-
ously. Ice cream and cake were
served. Molly Lawler. Jean Camp
bell. Maria Splawn, Bernice Mitchell.
Janice Head and Mildred Brown be-
ing Mattresses. At the conclusion OF
the serving. the bride threw her bou-
quet. and left 10 dress for her honey
moon journey. Later she appeared
hated and yelled. with the groom
carrying umbrellas, grips and an
overcoat- Goodbyes were waved as
they took their departure. and the
was soon emptied-
Responsible for the success OF this
unique happening were Mrs; g w.
Wofford. Mrs. A. A. LAWYER. Mrs w.
D. Howell, Mrs. c. c. Henderson and
Mrs P. D. Splawn-
The opening supper given for all
departments OF the Y ". c. A Fri
100 girls from the Square club OF
the high school and the girls reserve
corps OF the junior high.
Interesting reports were given by
Alice Van Eaton for the Square club
and Isabel POmerOy for the girls re-
by the songs and yells given by the
girls OF the two clubs.
After the supper a number OF the
girls were Joined by their escorts and
by Mrs. W NJ Peucolas,
Miss Isabel Hull and Daniel Hull en-
= " GU % -Lto a -S--y - - -
lowed by a visit TO the Elite. Those
attending were Thula Hardie, Dor
othy Lewis. Myra Pearson. Ella Pet
ticOlas. Florence Cathcart. Vivian
Corcoran. Frederick Kipp. June Cow
ington, Dorothy CovingtOn, Marie
Biddle. Eloise Knott. Sylvia Rivers,
Ermadel Rouse, Jane March. Lila
Sartorious, Helen LOOMS and Har-
land Irwin. Edwin Maxwell. Ben How
ell. Joe Wright, Willis Ellis. Edward
Qulnlen. George Cross, James Bowen
and Robert Myers.
A large number Of high school girls
will assist IN the Festival OF the Al
lies. Some OF the girls OF the sew
ing classes. under the direction Of
Miss Blanche Bailey are making the
--srw~1as for the Junior Red Cross