El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

j n-lEL and in keeping with the wa
4 Y time spirit Of the land was the
wedding Monday morning OF Miss
Katherine Pfacf. the lovely daughter
Of Mr- and Airs. Henrg. Pfaff. TO Capt
/ Jesse Beeson Hunt Of Sullivan. Ind
which took place ar ST. Clements
1 Episcopal church az 1880.
/ Cool in the morning hours. the air
+ heavy with the perfume OF flowers.
/ there was splendid soIemnity how
/ ering over the interior Of the sacred
] edince. making 10 a fitting place Tor
I this charming daughter OF FL Paso TO
/ plight her VOWS with the man Of her
I choice Tall. handsome and every
I inch the soldier. Capt Hunt seemed
I the one into whose keeping should be
Z trusted so beautiful a bride
RI Rev. bishop Frederick 3. How
i den remained in the city TO offIciate
Z at this ceremony. It was he who had
confirmed Miss Pfaff and il was "A
great pleasure to the bride and her
family 20 have him read this solemn
service for her. He was assisted BY
the REV Fuller Swift, rector Of St
Clements.
Only the family and a few intimate
friends were present at the wedding
nearest and dearest Eirlhood friends.
being special guests. George DaIand.
the orgauist OF St Clements. presided
at the organ and played the Bridal
Chofus from LoheugrOn as the we'd
ding party entered the church. Soft
strains Of music accompanied the SER
vice, swelling 20 the grand and EJo-i-
Gus Meldelssohu wedding march as
they left the church.
Miss Valerie LoriE as maid Of honor
entered. followed by the bride and
her father. AT the altar they were
the father gave the bride Capt. Hunt
was attended by Lieut. James s.
Hodgson, a classmate. and aid 20 Gen 3
r. i. Howe
The bride was charminEly attired Z
in dainty -HiXon" frock OF navy blue !
trocotne cloth and wore a blue ,
georgette crepe hat TO match She I
carried an arm bouquet OF orchids and ]
valley lilies Miss LoriE wore smart /
blue serge street frock with hat 10 I
match and carried Shasta daisies.
The bride was born in Fl Paso and I
has spent all of her life here. EXCEPT /
for year at the MarlbourouEh school T
in Los Angeles and one year at Mrs
Dow school az Briar Cliff n. r. She f
has host Of friends. who wish her
God speed on her lies journey. She /
has been a social favorite in the city
and has also been one OF the most +
earnest war workers among the .
younger set
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfaff. parents
OF the bride. are pioneers OF EI Paso
Mr.. Pfaff is one of the wealthiest and /
most influential business men Of the T
southwest
Capt Hunt is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. ID. Hunt. Of Sullivan. Ind. and .
graduated from West Point with the
1915 class. He was formerly with the
18th infantry and was with Gen. j. !.
Pershing in Mexico and is now with
the 6fth infantry.
Capt and Mrs. Hunt left on the
Golden State Limited for Chicago and
Indiana 10 visit relatives They viii
be away about three weeks. after
which they VIII return to Waco
where he viii join his regiment
A very quiet home wedding was
solemuiZed Saturday evening when
the Rev Percy Knickerbocker united
i'm marriage Miss Maggie Cound and
Frederick r. Post The bride was
INN diate family and friends were
present Mrs. Post is the daughter OF
AR and Mrs. T. r. Cound. Of 26l2
opper street. The bridegroom is a
student az the officers training school
n Fl Bliss. AR and Mrs. Post are
home TO their friends at 26l2 Copper
street
Mrs A. G. Fahlgren announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Mrs Ida
7. Shepherd TO Leo IT. Cady, son Of
ex-senator Cady. Of Cheyenne Wyo.
The wedding viii occur some time
this month.
Cloudcrof Notes.
Cloudcroft. ~ NI--June 1T.-H p.