El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

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IA Clements Episcopal church on
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock the
wedding ceremonial occurred uniting
in marriage Lieut. Talcott Proudman
Smith Of the Air service and Miss
Elizabeth Glover. elder Of the two
daughters OF Col and Mrs. Francis
Wiley Glover. The details for the
wedding service were featured with
great beauty. Pink and white roses
were used in decoration about the al
tar and with the burning cathedral
Z candles made the effect very lovely.
Palms were used in decoration at the
chancel and over all the pretty scene
was shed the soft light from the art
stained glass windows OF the church.
While the guests were assemblies
George Daland, organist Of St Glenn
ents played the Garden Scene" from
Faust and while the wedding lines
were being read, played softly the
salute dAmour."
Prior to the wedding service. read
BY Rev F. II Johnson, jr-, curate Of
I St Clements. Mrs. Glover came ia on
the arm Of her brother. Lieut. David
Van Pelt. and was seated at the left
! Of the chancel where the troth was
pliEhted- Mrs. Glover was very
charming IN a duYetyn tailleur Of
brown with trimmings OF seal worn
with hat matching Her corsage bou-
quet was OF pink roses.
As the strains OF LohenErin's we'd
ding march sounded the wedding
party entered the church. First came
Lieut. H +. Featherst0ue, aid to MAJ
Gen Robert L Howe. and Lieut.
David Van Pelt- followed by the two
bridesmaids. Miss Florence Glover.
sister Of the bride, and Miss Allen
smith Both Of the bridesmaids were
rocked alike IN pink taffeta. draped
in picturesque fashion and worn with
white tule high about the shoulder
bow OF silver ribbons in trimming
and their slippers were Of black
satin The arm bouquets were Of
pink roses After the bridesmaids
came Maj. Frederick Bachoven and
Lieut. Mills F. Neal together. and
theF came the matron OF honor, AIRS.
arthur Harper, in peach blow taf5eta
combined with genrget AID fashioned
with trils- Her hGt was a Gains
borough model, trimmed with un-
curled ostrich plumes. She carried
pink rosebuds-
The bride entered vita her father
she was lovely IN white satin and
chiffon, eUquisitely designed on sim
pie girlish lines. ankle length Her
hat was model II rose velvet and
her slippers Of cloth OF silver. Her
arm bouquet en- shower was OK pink
rosehuds.
Col. Glover soined Mrs. Glover at
the chancel and they stood together
as the solemn words OF the betrothal
were read Lieut.. Smith entered from
the chancery with his best man. Cap
Cecil Sell1rs, Of the ar service. and
met his bride as she reached the
clancel The wedding service took
n hH al rHaraa IL
ing beside the bride and Lieut..
smiths best man attending him
When Lieut. and Mrs. smith left the
altar, they passed beneath the drawn
sabers OF the ushsrs and with their
attendants left the church as Mr
Daland played Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march
llzj. Gen. and AIRS Robert l. How're
and their daughter. Miss Harriet.
were present, as we're also Col and
MS william G.. Gardenshire, Lieut.
Col and Hrs. John A. Wagner. Naf.
II i kellar. Miss Burtram Orndorff.
Miss Kathyleen Orndorff. Mrs. r.
Burt orndorff, Miss AlzinE Orndorff.
Miss sarah Bridgerz and many other
members OF army and civilian society.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
an informal reception was held at
the Glover home and the bride cut
the wedding cake with her husbands
sword While the reception was TAX
ing place, six airplznes circied about
the home. courtesy from Lieut.
smiths fellow officers. and dropped
rice and confetti znd sent greetings
and best wishes.
Mrs. Smith has been very popular
IN society circles Of Fort Bliss and
El Faso since the family has lived
here. Col Glover IS chief Of staff
q the FL Paso military district and
Ms Glover IS one Of the charming
matrons Of the army.
lieut. Smith, who Is OF a promI-
nsnt family OF Portland. Ore, has
been stationed at Fort Bliss for sew
eral months in the air service. Az
o'clock he and his bride. on board
the Golden state Limited, left for
California. where they VIII spend