El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-11

SON. MIS- James RAJ 2EAs III = AAAfAA rs
Y Pelham, Mrs Webb Haden and Mrs
,. Caroline Doak-
Especial guests Of the evening win
be the other ministers Of the city ana
and with this handsome costume she
wore a necklace Of amethysts and
pearls and about the shoulders
black lace mantilla- Mrs Schuyler
/ Bailey Marshall, ST. was gowned IN
black georget over black satin.
her hat was Of jet. Mrs. WOrthington
/ was EOwned in black lace and black
Eeorget with landings Of jet sequins-
. Mrs. Elliott wore a creation Of black
I and sapphire sequins with bodice OF
Z silver lace and black pailletes over
shell pink chiffon Mrs. Aliens gown
/ was Of black georget over black satin,
trimmed with bands Of black sequins
and Mrs. Austin wore a Frenchy Gre
/ alton Of duh rose chiffon. entirely
: covered with black sequins built over
( black satin. There were touches OF
coral velvet about the gown and on
| one shoulder a coral ostrich feather.
! Many Of the society set Of the city
and Fort Bliss were present and very
brilliant was the scene Mrs H W
Austin's orchestra played in the or
/ chestra gallery during the reception
3 hours The great white heart shaped
wedding cake was placed on a table
/ covered with a cloth Of Filipino en-
broidery. The cake was enmeshed in
{ white tulle and white candles in
! crystal and silver holders encircled
: it. Punch and ices were served dur
ing the receiving hours and dancing
/ was enjoyed on the roof garden Of
I the club.
! Lieut. and Mrs Marshall have gone
for a visit on the Pacific coast and
viii he at home after October 10 at
( the Schuyler Bailey Marshall place in
Dallas.
Very charming in appointment was
the wedding service at the Edwards
home, on Gold street. on Wednesday
Akin daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John
Akin, Of New York City, became the
bride OF Capt H A Schumacher. Of
this city The bride recently came
here with her mother for a visit and,
in the absence Of her father, she was
given in marriage by her uncle, Pey-
ton J. Edwards The drawing rooms
and reception rooms OF the Edwards
home were decorated for the ceremo-
NAL with roses. ferns and palms. Dr.
George H Higgins. life long friend
of the brides parents, read the lines
Of the Episcopal services in the pres
ence Of a few relatives and nearest
friends The bride was very charm
ing in her wedding gown Of white
lace and bridal veil. Her arm bou-
attended by her cousin. Miss Nancy
Edwards. very attractive in a white
frock Of geOrget over satin and car
rying a bouquet OF pink roses Paul
Schumacher, Of California, attended
his brother as best man The we'd
ding cake was cut by the bride with
a sword that belonged to her great
grandfather, Gen. John Forbes. The
bride and her parents formerly lived
in this CITY and the Akin home is now
New Work Tffr~ Cant Zn1rrTrrnn.
cher was CONNECTED with the First Ma !
tional bank prior to entering the 7
army and upon receiving his dis I
charge viii again be connected with 1
the bank After a visit to the Pa I
cific coast. Capt and Mrs Schumacher Z
will be at home at their residence on I
Rampant street Capt SchumaC her 4
served with the overseas forces and I
was in the army Of occupation prior (,
to returning 10 America
A wedding service took place We'd I
nesday evening at the home OF Rev. +
J. F. Williams on Magoffin avenue.
uniting in marriage Forest Manning .
and Miss Frances E Webb. NJ VIII F
liams officiated and used the ring
ceremony. THE attendants were .
Sergt and Mrs Harvey c. Ekland- I.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs .
Edna Webb and Mr. Manning formerly f
lived in Cleveland. Ohio. but has been T
mere AIE some time on NuLE Win LAr .
army. stationed with the Fifth cav .
airy. He has received his discharge f
and after a visit to the brides mother T.
here he and Mrs. Manning viii go to
Fort Worth. Tex. to make their home, .
where Mr. Manning vii lenter the oil .
business Mrs Manning's mother and I
brother, Carson Webb, were present ,
for the wedding.
Rev. J F. Williams pastor Of the .
First Baptist church. united in mar
rage at the church parlOrs at 1850 .
o'clock Thursday morning. Milton K I
Moore and Miss Jean Allison Both .
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are from BOul .
der. Colo. and will return to Boulder .
to make their home. They will make .
the trip by way Of the Pacific coast F.
There were no attendants at the /
wedding The ring service was used \
at the ceremony.
Mrs. H L Graham and sister. Miss /
Nell Laurence, are entertaining sat I
urday afternoon with a miscellan- 4
eous shower in honor OF Miss Edna {.
Earl Douglas. whose engagement 70 I
W. T. Broderick. Of Jackson, Tenn, \
has recently been announced