El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

Of honor. Next IN 4lls Was -fe-AN-
Pettus flower girl and the ring
bearer Davis 1Iayfield, IT,. walked
after the bride and her father.
The bride was lovely IN Lucille
gown Of white satin combined with
Chantilly lace, which formed panel
extending the length Of the frock-
The sleeves were designed IN jose
phine puff effect and ruffled with
ChantfIIv lace The bodice was plain
md tight fitting and the skirt. quite
short was in full hoop model The
court train, three yards in length,
feu in graceful lines and the veil,
caught in halo effect at the coiffure,
extended the full length OF the train
Miss EdWards's bouquet en- shower
was Of lilies and tuberoses and was
tied with lace and satin streamers-
The matron of honor, maid Of honor
and bridesmaids were all frocked IN
the sheerest Of sumner frocks OF or
candy. running through the prettest
OF flower shades from lavender 70
rose Mrs Schumacher was in yell
low orpandy designed with basque
and full skirt with French butterfly
bows. Lace medallions we're inset IN
the frock and white lace and laven-
der wool embroidery further orna-
mented II Her becoming hat was OF
lavender georget over lavender tai
feta and designed with soft crown
The hats only ornament was a large
gold rose at the side Her bouquet
also was en- shower effect caught
with two tone purple and yellow
satin ribbons.
The frocks OF the maid Of honor
and bridesmaids were designed alike
with bouffant overskirts with wide
tucks. The sashes. tied at the waist
line, were wide and large and the
hats worn with the costumes
matched them in shade and were
taffeta and organdy with pleated
brizls and soft crowns Their bou-
quets were Of Shasta daisies. Miss
1Iinna Edwards's frock was OF old
rose, Miss Heermans's Of rose pink.
Miss Lorig's Of she'll pink, Miss
Morse's Of pale lavender and Miss
Hardie's Of violet.
Nancy Pettus was as dainty as a
flower In pink organdy made with
short beruffed sleeves and skirt
The frock was fashioned with round
neckliue and panel IN front and back.
She wore q large maline bow Of pink
IN her hair and scattered rose petals
and daisies from a dainty basket IN
the path Of the bride. who entered
with her father. Peyton J. Edwards
Little Davis 1layfield, who bore the
ring on a white satin cushion was
adorable in a white sailor suit
Miss Bean was frocked in crea-
ton OF white tulIe and silver over .
foundation OF white satin
Mrs. Edwards, the brides mother,
was costumed in shell pink georget
embroidered with braid and her hat
was a model Of georget-
Lieut.. Kloepfer, with his best man,
lieut. " D. Van Ochs. brother Of
ficer. entered from the Testry and
met his bride at the foot OF the chan
eel steps, and there the betrothal
service was read By the rector OF St
Clements, DR.. Fuller Swift During
the reading the attendants were
grouped in semicircls at the chan
eel. Then. preceded by the standard
bearers, the bride and Lieut. Kloep-
fer, with maid and matron OF honor.
the best man and ring bearer, went
70 the altar rail, where the wedding
ring was placed on the brides finger.
the standard bearers raising high
over the heads OF the couple the regi-
mental colors and the American flag
as the service was read by Dr.. Swift
As the professional left the church
Miss Bean and Mr.. Knickemeyer
played AIendelssohn's Wedding march
The standard bearers again led the
professional as they passed from the
church. followed by the flower girl.
the couple The ring bearer came
next then Miss Nina Edwards and
Lieut. Van Ochs and the other at
tendants.
As ths couple left the alter IN ira
ditional custom, the groomsmen in
the aisle formed an archway Of sa-
bers under which they passed From
the church portal to the waiting mo-
tor the men OF Lieut. Kloepfer's com
mand formed an aisle and under their
crossed sabers the c0Sple passed and
entered their automobile.
Immediately following the we'd
ding a reception was held at the
family home on Gold street, where a
color scheme OF green and white was
utilized in decoration, featured with
quantities OF Shastz daisies and ferns
and green candles burning in crystal
holders. The receiving line included
the wedding party, Ldsut and Mrs.
Kloepfer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and
Mr.. and Mrs- W F. Cummins. Of
Houston, parents Of Mrs. Edwards.
During the receiving hours, as a
courtesy to the couple. the Eighth
cavalry band played on the lawn.
Lieut. William VanoTer. leader Of the
band, presented Lieut. and Mrs.
KlOepier with a handsome silver
pitcher as q wedding gift from the
band and trumpet corps, making a
happy speech Of presentation and
giving q toast to the bride.
Among many handsome gifts dis
played in the upstairs living room
was a chest OF silver in Fairfax de-
sign from tbs officers OF Lieut. Kloep-
fer's regiment An Ice course from