El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

. French uosegays and silver riboon
! formed the other dainty touches o.
the hat The arm bouquets carried b.
I the bridesmaids were OF La Franc
roses and their slippers were OF sii
Miss Frances smith was maid o.
I honor. wearing a frock and hat o.
[ similar design except IN orchid tint
She also carried an arm bouquet Of
La France roses
7 Preceding the bride and her uncle
I W. F. Payne on whose arm she en-
tered, came her young cousin, Naucl
I Pettus. as flower girl While all OF
I the attendants came down either tht
I right or left aisle the bride, hei
I uncle and the flower girl came down
] the center aisle. the bride passing be-
] tween the colors as she met Lieut.
! Brackinridge-
The flower girl was frocked in 2
] dainty costume OF pink tsffeta with
I butterfly bow OF pink tulle on hei
{ blond curls. She carried a French
basket from which she scattered rose
leaves in the brides pathway.
The bride was lovely in her wed
ding gown which had also been the
wedding robe Of her mother The
gown is Of ivory brocsde satin and
/ ivory Chantilly lace It is designed
with square neck, short sleeves and
I has long court train OF net bordereo
with the satin The gown Is draped
at the hip lines in puffs and caught
with orange blossoms The veil eI-
tending to the length Of the court
train is Of tulle and was worn in cap
effect. Her arm bouquet was Of Rus
sell roses en- shower with white rib
hons and uarcissL-
The brides uncle. j. B Payne, gave
her in marriage DR.. Floyd Poe. pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church,
conducted the marriage ceremony.
As the bride came 70 the altar,
Lieut. Brackinridge accompanied BY
his best man. Lieut. Fred Clark, en-
tered from the vestry room 1olloWeq
by two artillerymen who stood guard
at the vestry door during the cere-
mony.
During the ceremony Mrs. McNary
played softly and the double ring
ceremony was used
Mrs D. NJ Payne. mother OF the
bride, was goWned in 8 handsome
seouinned creation OF black over
black satin and combined with black
tulle. Her corsage bouquet was OF
orchids and lilies Of the valley
Mrs Winston Pettus wore gown
Of pink brocade with hat Of gold lace
trimmed with turquoise blue and
French flowers.
Misses Belle Barron and Martha
Barron OF St Louis, aunts OF the
bride. came for the wedding as did
another aunt. Mrs ". S LcCutcheons
Of Mineral Wells, Texas
Mrs lcCutcheon's gown was OF
gray crepe over gray satin with &C
cessories 10 match Miss Martha Bar
ron's gown was Of black net over
white and black satin ana her cor
sage bouquet was OF orchids and lilies
OF the valley Miss Belle Barron was
EoWned In black net, heavily Sc
Qulnned- fashioned over black char
meuse and her corsags bouquet OF
cameias and violets-
The ushers included Joe Worsham,
Robert Washburn, Clark wright anc
ImmediateIy following the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
Payne home for the wedding party.
The reception rooms we're decorated
with palms and two pedestals OF
French baskets OF flowers was a
feature
Tie table for the service OF punch.
ices and cake was lace covered and
lighted with white candles in crystal
holders A large white wedding cake
was conferred with a crystal vase OF
sweet peas and maidenhair fern The
cake was bordered with orystalized
pink roses
The wedding emblems we're drawn
from the cake with tiny white satin
bow knots A large wedding bell OF
white tulle was suspended from the
chandelier with a clapper OF sweet
features OF the bridal motif we're re-
Elected in the appointments
During the reception hours an or
chestra from the SIND field artillery
band played
Lieut.. and Mrs Breckenridge are
at hotel Paso del Norte. Al the emo
Of the week they VIII be al home In
their quarters in The s2nd field gar
rison-
The bride is one Of society's most
popular members and is a daughter
Of a prominent family She has been
active in ali OF the affairs OF the
younger set since her Introduction
20 society and was shoWered with
honor affairs from engagement an
nouncement to wedding day.
Lieut. Brackinrldges formerly or
Philadelphia. entered the army at
the beginning OF the world war and
has been stationed at Fort Bliss for
the last three years.
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Mss Verna Lee Altman became the