El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Impressive Ceremony Marks Wedding
OF Miss Leighton and George Biefer

. field will be marrOn OF honor. The
I bridesmaids will include Miss Ethel
Brown. sister of Mr.. Brown, Miss
Frances Oppenheimer. Miss Mary
Dewey and Miss Phoebe Campbell
Earl Weisiger will be best man and
the ushers are TO be William Race,
James German and Walter Skinner,
Joe Worsham and Louis Robertson
Attendant upon the announcement OF
the engagement Of the couple have
been numerous charming social eour-
tesies. Several have already been
given and others include a dinner
party on Friday evening to be given
by Miss Ethel Brown at the Brown
home on Mesa avenue for the mem
bers of the wedding party and in
Guiding also Mrs Walter skinner and
Thomas Mayfield in the guest list On
Saturday morning Mrs P ". McCanc-
less viii give q bridge party for Miss
Earle at the acCandless home, and
: on Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs S. P.
Skinner and Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Skinner will entertain at dinner in
honor OF Miss Earle and her fiance at
Hotel sheldon On Monday Mrs
Thomas Mayfield will give tea at
the Country club, honoring Miss Earle
and also honoring Mrs Francis Moore
OF New York city Miss Earle is one
OF the two charming daughters OF
Mrs T. c. Earle and is popular
member OF the younger society set
EEOMn Is the EDu u NJ anu
Frank Wells Brown and has recently
arrived home after many months
service with commission as lieutenant
in the American army. They will take
a short wedding trip and later be al
home in Mayfield Court.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the 7. N Cantrell home. 1911
East Boulevard, at $50 o'clock Tues
7ar~ evening when Miss Ethel Friend
Of Shreveport. La. became the bride
of Paul E Fernbach, of Rockford. Ill, I
Rev. S r. Mcclure officiating. The
Cantren home was decorated with
mosa fern. Miss Louise Jones was
in attendance as maid OF honor and /
Edward P. Doll as best man Dainty !
Helen Aubrey, in sheer frilled organ |
dy 1rock. was 1loWer girl Inc Dfloe
was gOwned in white satin and geOr-
get with hat to match and carried a /
bouquet of white carnations Miss /
Friend is a very accomplished must /
clan and well known in musical circles !
in Shreveport. The bridesmaid wore i
an attractive white georget dress I
with a georget hat 10 match and car
ried a bouquet Of pink and white /
sweet peas. Mr.. Fernbach is with the I
Ninth mounted engineers at camp /
COurchesne and when he has received J
a discharge from the army they will 1
go to his home at Rockford. III. Only
q few intimate friends were present /
at the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs Fern I
bach viii be at home to THAR friends
at their apartment at 526 West Mis-
souri, street
A Quiet wedding ceremony took
place Sunday afternoon near Canutillo
at the ranch home OF Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Holloway. where their daughter.
Mrs. Daisy Badgett. was married to
Joseph Frost. OF Tyrone. y. N. The
ceremony was performed by John
Stanford. Justice Of the peace. Floral
decorations consisting OF roses. sweet
peas ana Virginia creepers were used
N profusion and made an attractive
setting for the wedding party. The
bride wore a gown of white satin and
was attended by her sister. Miss
gladys Holloway. Mr. Frost was ac-
eompanied by his brother. William
Frost Following the service. dainty
were served. The guests
resent were Mr.. and Mrs. r H Davis,
Mr. and Mrs Gustavus Griggs. Mrs
laura B Young. Lee P Mccoy and
Julius kantor. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost left
sunday evening in their car for Ty-
one, near which place Mr. Frost has
cattle ranch, where they will make
heir home.