El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

At noon on Saturday the cere-
a mony uniting in marriage MAJ
lanes Raymond Alfonte, Junior
military aviator infantry. lnlyeu
states army. and Miss Mary Gates
Redmond took place within the
soIemnly beautiful interior OF the
First Baptist church.
Palms embarked the altar and
stood in rows which could be seen
through the vista Of openings at the
back OF the altar leading 70 the Dap-
tistry- Ferns and palms. ennasseds
encircled the semicircular altar and
the masses OF foliage We're gemmed
with japanese peach blossoms while
tulle Of the same tint as the dainty
blossoms formed great butterfly
bows caught here and there among
the blossoms
As the large number or guests as
sembled Miss Julia Pool. at the organ,
played very beautifully Melody by
Thome: Melody" By Beaumont. and
"Berceuse." With Miss Pool playing
her accompaniment, Mrs. Henry A.
Schumacher sang Because in eX-
quisite voice, clear and lovely IN tonal
quality and rendition Miss Fool
played L0hengrin's wedding march at
the approach Of the wedding party
Came first the ushers, life long
friends Of the bride. Clark Wright
James kilburn. Leslie Deli. Howard
Rix. Dexter Mapel. Joe Worsnam,
Robert Washburn, Charles Nebeker
and Eugene Nebeker- They proceeded
down the two aisles Of the church
walking in pairs and following the
ushers came down the left aisle the
bridesmaids, with the groomsznen
walking singiy and approaching the
altar from the opposite aisle
The bridesmaids were Misses Emily
Kemp. Louise LAYTON, Enid Ainsa
Nancy Edwards and Margaret Geth-
ing. Their costuming was very
lovely and they, with the other maids
and matrons OF the bridal party,
looked as II they might have stepped
from a dainty Vatican painting They
were attired IN frocks OF nile green
satin. quantity fashioned with tulle
oFerdrapes Of the same shade Their
hats, picturesque models OF brown
tulle. and completing the picture OF
quaint lOveliness were their colonial
bouquets OF spring flowers
The groOmsmeu were Capt Cecil
Seilars. Capt ". y. Clark, Capt Car
roll Counts, Maj. Leo Walton, Lieut.
Col Claude Rhinehardt and Lieut.
Burton Lewis.
Mrs. Dexter 1Iapel. matron OF honor,
followed the bridesmaids and was
charming in a frOck OF tatfeta IN
orchid shades modisly fashioned with
ruffles. Her hat was also OF brown
tulle and her colonial bouquet ot
spring flowers After Mrs Mapel
came the maid OF honor, Miss Anne
Brown. OF Camden, Ark, in creation
OF canary satin OF beautiful design,
hat Of brown tulle and colonial DQu-
quet Of rainbow hued spring flowers
Came next the two little flower
girls, Fanny ALapel and Frances DAVIS
Little Miss Maoel wore charming
froc< OF nile green chiffon with large
leshorn hat entwined with pink roses,
while little Miss Davis was as lovely
as a fairy in a frock Of embroidered
nile green chiffon with hat matching
They scattered rose leaves from the
daintiest OF baskets in the path OF the
bride. who was preceded by master
Charles 1orehead Newman, Jr- as ring
bearer, as cunning as could be in
white sailor suit
The bride entered on the arm Of
her brother. Richard s. Redmond.
who escorted her 10 the altar, where
they were Joined by C.. r. Morehead,
uncle Of the bride, who gave her in
marriage
The bride. OF lovely piQuant type,
was never more beautiful than in her
wedding gown OF white satin. which
might have been made by fairy hands,
so dainty and exquisite il was Pier
mont had with every art OF designing
given beauty 10 the gown Quaint
and lovely was the bodice with
ished with a soft wide trill Of tulle
and tullc friils fashioned the 1Ouftant
panniers OF the skirt Tiny French
Wreaths OF orange blossoms held
NUAAAANA me tune AAAAA1 anu N-AAAA @A1A
the neck and 1rills OF the sleeves A
long train feI from the shoulders
and was made Of the rulle banded
with SATIN A great lovers knot OF
the satin was caught in the banding
at the end Of the train and extended
into the net. being caught with
spray OF orange blossoms The we'd
ding veil was caught 70 the brides
dark tresses in Spanish comb effect
being caught TO her coiffure with a
diamond brooch. which has been worn
by three successive generations of
brides OF the family and was pre-
scented to Mrs Alroure on her wedding
day. by her aunt. Mrs. c. R. More
head. Her bouquet. en- shower was
Of sweet peas and orchids.
Rev. George Mccall performed the
impressive nuptial service. Mai. Al
fonte with his best man. Lieut. Ches-
ter Dorlands Of the 18th cavalry,
meeting his bride at the altar Dur
ing the ceremony. Miss Pool played
softly Cadman's at Dawnlng," and