El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
It. Robert Mayne Reaney WedS a
Charming 81 PaSO Girl, Miss SpineIi


TIE Eeauey home, iu Richmond
1 Terrace was the scene of the we'd
ding. Thursla evening Of Lieut. Rob
ert Mayue Reaney son OF Col and
Mrs. r. j. Reaney. TO Miss Thelma
spineuL daughter Of AIR. and Mrs. H.
I1I SpiueIIL It was beautifully APP
pointed for the event The wedding
f service took place I'm the drawing
room. which was very deliberately dec
GRATED for the occasion in a motif OF
green and white tints featured in the
white blossoms. Brides roses. sweet
lpeas. palms and ferns were employed
lin artistic effect An improvised altar
i~-as arranged at the mantei which
/ was massed with the blossoms ferns
land palms. Adding 10 the charm OF
this setting were cathedral candle
sticks brought from every corner OF the
world. which held burning cathedral
candles The Rev. T. ID. wallace. OF
Los Angeles. read the lines Of the
The bride came in on the arm Of her
father. who gave her in marriage and
twas very lovely iu her wedding frock
Iof white georget built over white
satin. Her veil was caught 20 her hair
Iin the high puff effect and bound with
| a fiuet Her bouquet en- shower. was
formed Of white Scotch thlstles and
Z cape jasimines- Her. only ornament
was a string OF pearls
Miss Elizabeth Realey. sister OF the
groom. and maid Of honor 10 the bride.
was gOWned in a EeorEet creation OF
rose worn with large hat OF pink
tuue and her bouquet was OF rose
tinted sweet peaas-
Miss katherine Reaney- another sis
ter Of the groom. was one or the
bridesmaids and her frock was OF en-
broidered Lavender Eeorget with hat
matching and her arm bouquet or law
ender sweet peas. the lavender tints
livery becoming TO her titan type
Miss Gertrude Smith. the other
bridesmaid. wore a frock Of beaded
GeOrget OF turquoise tint. with hat
Of pink and her bouquet Of sweet peas
in the same pretty shade
Lieut.. Julius II. Barry and Lieut.
Albert p Barnes were the Eroomsmen-
Prior 10 the ceremony hidden or
chestra OF stringe0 Instruments played
and also rendered the music for the
dancing hours. which followed.
The wedding march was played very
beautifully by Mrs. Nora Boothe-
The brides cake, elaborately dec
GRATED, centered the table in the din
ing room, where the color scheme was
green and pink The table was COW
cred with an exquisite lace scarf. and
surrounding the cake. was an embank-
ment Of ferns and sweet peas The
bride cut the cake.
Following the wedding service. a
reception was held on the gallery and
lawn OF the Reaney home The ap-
pOintments here were of a military
nature American flags and flags OF
the allies were used in decoration with
trailing vines and fragrant flowers. A
canOpied tent was placed on the lawn
and here punch. cakes. ices and con-
fections in tints OF pink and white
were served. Mrs. A. J. Fraser pre-
sided in the dining room and Mrs. A
s Naldespino did the honOrs at the
punch bowl Other matrOns assisting
in dispensing hospitality were Mrs.
Julius Barry. Mrs Josegh SchillO and
Mrs Y. del Campo.
Friends Of the bride OF the younger
set assisting included Miss Dorothy
Lewis. Miss Mary Frances Robinson.
Miss Nell Boomer. Miss June COVing- J
ton. Miss Eyra Pearson. Miss Mar
Earet O'COnnor. Miss Lillian Wisburn. I
Miss Kathleen Harris. Miss Betty Sa1- I
ford, Miss Eloise Knots. Miss Louise ]
Robinson. Miss Gladys Mueller. Gus
Dewitt. Harry Scruggs. James Lewis. T.
C. Byars and W. J. Ewart
. The interior Of the tent was elab- I
orately decorated with blossoms and I
vines and the table for the serving
was covered with a cloth OF embroid- Z
cred linen brought from Borneo.
The line for the reception Of the /
guests numbering $50 included. Mr. I
and Mrs h II. Spinelli. Col and Mrs. Z
Robert Mayne Reaney and the mem J
bers OF the wedding party.
Mrs SpineLl wore an exquisite i
frock Of white net over satin with I
touches Of sapphire blue velvet rib /
bOns.
Mrs. Reaney's gown was a creation
Of black chiffon beaded with cut steel :
and jet and fashioned over a fOunda- D
ton OF black satin
The bride, a charming member OF .
the younger set, is the only daughter 1
OF Mr. and Mrs Spineli Lieut.. Rea- ]
ney. who is stationed at Fort Bliss. is I
the eldest son Of Col. and Mrs Reaney-
Col Reauey left after the wedding .
and reception for his station at Maria, !
Tex.
An announcement OF interest is i
that OF the marriage Of James ".
Flanagan and Miss Matte Lewis. The
wedding occurred on Wednesday az
ternoon at 4-30 o'clock in the parson-
age Of the First Methodist church.
the Rev. Henry Van Valkenburg,
pastor OF the church. officiating.
The bride. a YER charming girl
was attractively frocked IN a smart
suit OF dark blue cloth with hat
matching. The only attendant. the
brides sisterinlaw. Mrs. Ed J. Lewis,
OF Baltimore, Nd. was also c0stumed
in a suit OF dark blue cloth with chic
hat OF blue
The bride, formerly OF Birmingham.
Ala. has made her home in this city
for the past three years. The groom,
whose home is in Nashville, Tenn. re-
Gently recei ed his discharge from the
service Of the United States army. He
was stationed at Fort Bayard. y. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan viii be at
home to their friends at the residence /
Of the brides mother. Mrs. Robert
Lewis, 1872 Wyoming street.
A pretty home wedding performed Z
az high noon on Thursday, was that
Of Roy Middleton, of SWeetwater.
Texas. and Miss Wren Ray. the
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l. Ray. The Ray home. 209 East