The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-18
MISS REBA CONNER AND
HORACE KEENAN, MARRIED.

AABANshNb hAfAsNlN AAAhAAAANNaRs
The Conncr-Kcenan wedding, one
OF The biggest weddings Albuquerque
has seen in many seasons, ana TO
which n great dcnl vi Interest has
attached, was solcmnizvd last
" cdnesdhy morning at ~ o'clock at
st. Johns Cathedral church. The
Rev. Winfrcd IuiRfer oificiaaed Ia
the double ring ceremony, performed
in the presence OF 100 friends.
Before the ceremony Mrs. -. w.
Faw played the ''spring Song and at
the entrance NJ The bridal party
played "Mendelssuhn's Wedding
murch." Mrs. George Neher sang
20. Promise Me-"
Miss Conner entfied the church on
the arm OF ,hcr father, ~. q, II. Con
ner, followed by her mntron of honor.
Mis-. Arthur Ostcrholm Of Chicago.
ard the two bridesmaids, Miss EVA
STARK M Mlss hstelle Mcdowell.
The ushcrs We're Van Oleson and
Don Wilson. Harry Hust and
franklin Copp. the pages. In dark
suits, bore white ribbons 20 The altar;
ana following after the maids came
the flower girls. Louise Oestriech.
Margaret Coz, Louise Cox and Betty
Ann Cox. Baby Elaine Conner and
DOttio Cox were ring hearers and
were escorted by Mrs. nellie
Bryant. Arthur Ostcrholm Of
Chicago was the best man. The
bride was Beautifully gOwned In bro
cadcd satin charmeusc. and wore "a
veil OF tulle trimmed with seed pearls.
She carried "a shower bouquet OF
white. The matron Of honor and the
bridesmaids. ring lCarers and flower
girls were dressed TO carry out the
popular rainbow effect. Mrs. Arthur
OstcrhOlm We're lavender organdie
with u picture hat to match, di'd Mrs.
nellie Bryant, green %organdie. Miss
Stark's costume was pink and Miss
wore green; Louise Cos. blue; Betty
Ann Cox, lavender. and Louise Oes-
trcich. pink. Baby Elaine Conner
n Dottic Cox wore pink embroid-
cred organdie and quaint bonncts Of
pink. with strcamers of green ribbon.
The two rings were carried IN "a gold
basket.
After the ceremony n wedding
breakfast was given at the Alvnrado.
In TAFT hall. whore tables were set
for the ~ members OF the bridal
party. the guests and the pages ard
flower girls. Al the brides table
was the beautiful brides cake. and.
In the enter Of the table. "a minia- =
ture electric fountain. Pink roses
were used with yellow snhp-dragons
to decorate the other tables. Toasis
" - y ~ . ~ " - q 10 NAH
q. Strong, Horace keenan,, the groom,
and Professor Hodgin.
From 3 until q o'clock tho rccep-
ton was held al the W. g. Oestreich
! home on West Central avenue. The
receiving line was composed Of Dr.
and Mrs. g. n. Conner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oestrcich. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
strong. Dr. and Mrs. n. l.. Hust. Mr..
and Mrs. J. T.. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs,
| Horace Wilson keenan,, MIR. aud Mrs.
Arthur Ostcrholm. Mrs. nellie Bryant,
Mics Elva Stark. Miss I.stoile Nc
Dowell. MIR. Don Wilson and Mr.. Van
I Oicson. In the dining room Mrs. -
Franklin Copp. Mrs, George Rosling-
ton. Mrs. james Davidson and Mrs,
sam Vann poured. Assisting them
were Mrs. u n. Booth. Mrs, Tom
panahV aud the Misses Maybelie and
Lora I.ovclace. The table at which
the brides cake was cut was presided
over by Mrs. g. u. Hodgin. II was
decorated In blue ana gold. the colorl
that were used throughout in the re,
| ception-bluc candles In gold sticks
veiled with blue tulie. Golden yellow
dnhiias filled the Oestrcich home. anf
bowls and vases Of them were ticC
with blue tullc; and The rooms wer,
lighted hy candles in gold candle
sticks. Claret punch was served ~
the porch by Miss Fav Strong ans
Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, and Mis-
Margaret Chadwick assisted Mrs
Hodgin. A three-piece orchestri
p'eved on the porch during the re.
ception.
MIR. and Mrs, Keenan, will take 1
honeymoon trip to Denver and Colo.
RADIO Springs. and win return 10 Al
month TO make iheir home.