El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-14

tDECAUSE Of their great popularity
ID in FL Pasc. details Of the marriage.
in san Antonio. last Saturday. Of the
two Hutchins girls-Nisses Marion
and Dicta Hutchins-has been awaited
eagerly in this city. In describing
the event. the san Antonio Express
OF Sunday says;
"St. Marks church was the scene
last evening, OF not only one but
double wedding which VIII be a sur
prise to many and Of interest as well.
10 scores Of friends OF the young peo-
pie
1T is strange how the unexpected
is always happening. in this case the
young women. Misses Marion ana
Dicta Hutchins, were in the city win
their parents, M ana MS ~ .
Hutchins, Miss Dicta having been IN
New York studying ice, met the
other members Of the family here en-
route to their summer home at Cloud
croft.
But the ardent persuasions Of the
gallant young soldier fiances proved
too much ant the wedding bells OF
the picturesque old church rang
again with their glad peals telling
the world OF the newly found happl-
ness
The fact that the two sisters had
always dreamed and hoped that theirs
might be a double wedding. that the
knights might come riding at the
same tine. that they might be so
captivated that they would plight
their vows at the same altar. and the
dream came true last evening
The marriage was quiet. however
only the immediate family being pres
a. seated
at 7-3O o'clock the delectahle tones OF
The swan" by saint Scans. were /
heard played on the violin by MISS
Hazel Hutchins. accompanied by oscar i
Fox on the orban. al the conclusion I
Of this the bridal chorus -Lohengrin I
was played for the entrance OF the
bridal party, the two daughters enter
ing one on either ar Of their father .
at the chancel steps they were
met by the bridegrOOms. Capt Joe
Ward Maxwell OF the 36Uth infantry
with headquarters al Camp Travis
and Miss Marion HutIhins was met
by her affianced husband. Capt Henry
F. Robertson. with the 344-h machine
gun battalion also stationed at Camp
Travis Here the hetrothal ceremony
was held. the remainder taking place
AZ the altar. Rev. william Bertrand
Stevens reading the impressive cere-
nony-
Mrs. Robertson was In smart Lu-
lille creation Of turquois blue Georg-
.tte crepe in heavily beaded tunic ef-
ect. large white picture hat trimmed
n aigrettes. and with this she carried
shower bouquet Of horde roses and
lilies Of the valley
Mrs Maxwell was attractive IN
Town Of peach GeorEette crepe fash
oned in panel effect beaded. white
ieorgette bridal bouquet Of lilies OF
he valley and horde roses in the
hover effect /
capt. and Mrs. Maxwell left for
)allas where they will be for several
avs and on their return viii be at
ome at the Hutchins. as Will Capt. I
nd Mrs. Robertson.
The brides have always been con- ,
idered san Antonians though they {
ave spent some time away Il ON the {
ity in the recent past. their returning Z
as been the inspiration for numbers I
Z affairs. proving their popularity" 7
Mrs. Paul Heermans has just re- 4
aived word Of the approaching mar a
age in Toccoa, Georgia, Of a former Z
PasO young woman, Miss Lillian a
awley. to James C GatewOOd which c
to take place at high noon, on Wed a
ssday. Nav % Miss Rawley was for O
ght Or.nine years an emplove in the q
Orker in the Y " and Westminster C
resbyterian church until a year ago. y
hen she went to Toccoa Falls to at g
nd the institute. where her fiance Is o
teacher The wedding is 10 be sol v
nnized IN the new dormitory. and q
9TH faculty and pupils are making a
aborate preparations for the event I o
ISIS Rawley is a lovely girl. and pos N
sses many friends in this city. all n
whom viii learn delightedly OF the ~
1pending happiness to her. Follow "
& the marriage. Prof and Mrs Gate
God win leave for Winston-Salem.
orth Carolina. to spend the summer. \
the autumn they will return to
Dccoa Falls. where the groom viii
sumo his educational work in the
stitute. The women of Westminster e.,
.urch recently sent Miss Rawley a i.
shower for her trOusseau. y
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At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs =,
] Hunter Tn7 North Cotton ave- Z %