El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-26
Impressive and Beautiful Service
UniteS Miss Earle and Mr.. Brown


CTATELY. diginified and exquisitely
y beautiful was the wedding cere-
monial on Wednesday evening in St
Clements Episcopal church. uniting
in marriage Bryan Wells Brown and
Miss Frances Mari Earle. Hundreds
CT guests were present. The military
note featured with the great service
flag and American flag at the altar
lent a picturesque note. and palms
we're the further stately decoration
The altar lights were myriads OF can
dies burning in cathedral candlelabra-
Prior to the wedding service. George
Daland played a group OF beautitul
numbers Including wedding music by
West. The Benediction Nuptiaie." by
Saint Saens "Torchlight March and
a march from Aida" The professional
came first and the vested choir sing
ir,g Love Divine. All Love Excelling-
GEORGE Daland was the accompanist
and played. as the wedding party en-
tered. Lohengrin's wedding march.
The gowns worn by the girls and
matrons Of the party were the last
word in fashion and beauty. The
bridesmaids were Miss Phoebe Camp
bell Miss Frances Oppenheimer. Miss
Ethel Brown and Miss Mary Dewey.
Their frocks OF organdy were all fash
p
ating a rainbow effect which was most
beautiful Miss Campbell was gowned
in lavender. with hat OF lavender.
Miss Oppenheimer in yellow with hat
matching; Miss Brown in shell. pink
with hat Of the same shade. anf Miss
Dewey in azure blue with hat of the
same shade. The gowns were charm
ingly DESIGNED in French model with
many frills and with slight trains of
trilled organdy hanging in chic panel
fashion from the shoulders. Each
bridesmaid carried a basket OF bios
SONS including shasta daisies. carna-
lions and roses and the handles OF the
baskets were ornamented with tulle
OF the same color as the gown worn
by the beareN
Mrs Thomas sIayfield was matron
OF honor and wore blue organdy with
dropping hat of blue and her arm
bouquet was Of pink roses Miss
Katherine Earle, sister Of the bride
was her maid Of honor and was very
charming IN white organdy. fashioned
Ike the gowns worn by the others on
the bridal party. Her hat was Of
white and her arm bouquet was
formed OF pink roses Just before the
bride. walked the small ring bearer.
:, lIniille MARI. small son OF Mr. and
MIS-. VIII Mari, very cunning in black
velvet knickerboekers and soft fuII
blouse OF white silk His fringed sash
was OF White-silk- He carried the ring
upon a cushion of white satin
CDNTNn win
ner brother. James Earle. who gave
ner in marriage She was very lovely
IN ner wedding robe Of white satin
com pined with tulle- Her veil OF tulle
Nnicn feii TO the edge Of the long
trdln- was caught 10 her couture In
eoronet effect and bound with orange
oiossoIns- Her arm bouquet was
formed Of Cape Jasmine and brides
Mr.. Brown with his attendant Earl
Neisiger. met his bride at the chancel
where the betrothal took place and
then. proceeding to the altar. they
were united IN marriage by Rev. Full
Ter Swift who read the solemn and
Impressive Episcopal service as Mr.
Daland played softly. The ushers. who
entered with the wedding partv- walk
ing together in couples, Included. VIII
lam race. James German. Walter
skinner. Joe Worsham and Louis Rob
pertson- As the wedding party left
the altar Mr.. Daland PLAYED MendeIs
sohn's Wedding march.
MISS Earle who comes Of one Of Fl
faso 8 pioneer families. is one of the
Two daughters of Mrs. F. c. Earle. She
IS talented musician. prominent IN
the musical circles of the CITY. Mr..
crown ls the only son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Irank W els Brown one of Paso's
prominent families and served dur
ing the recent war with comission a :
lieutenant He achieved distinction
N the military service. being in charge
a idl - military map NdraWing de-
tan and is at present coIAuec with
wen known business establishment
Immediately following the cere-
mony. a reception was held at the
Earle home on Epson avenue. The
guests were entertained in the recep-
lon rooms Of the home. on the gall
lerles and on the lawn. Lights on the
avn and on the galleries were shed
rom great Japanese Jolo lanterns
Inc receiving party. with Mr.. and Mrs.
broWn. stood on the gallery. beneath
a great lamp in rose shades. The ices
We're served in the dining room which
was dainty to the last detail. The
taDle was lace covered and conferred
win French basket Of pink and
white gladiou. The handle of the
pasket bore a great gold etched tuile
DOW The corrections were IN pink
and white tints also. Guests at the
reception were the most intimate
friends and relatives of the families
ana a group Of nearest friends re-
ceived with Mrs. Earle. the brides /
mother Mrs Earle was very charming !
IN a gown of ivory lace over satin |
OF the same tint Mrs Brown wore a
Partisan creation of black net en-
nroideTed with irridescents and built I
over a black satin foundation. Her
hat was model of Jet as was the fan ]
she carried
The couple viii leave Thursday eve !
ming for a wedding trip and viii be .
at home upon their return at apart 1
ments in Mayfield Court Among the :
out Of town visitors at the welding
was Mrs. F. c. Earle. of san Diego, 6