El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
About e Pasoans.
HeermanS-Cr iSSey Wedding Will
Take Place Near First OF Year
n AND MRS. PAUL HEERaIANse
I aaa0anee ne eaEagemeat an.

Ifl announce the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Mary Elscta Her
mans, to Roy John crissey. the we'd
ding 70 take place about the first
OF the year
This announcement brings with q
much OF interest for both Miss Heer-
mans and Mr. Crissey have numbers
Of friends and are active in the So
ciai life Of the city. Miss Heermans,
who has lived here since little girl
hood. is a popular member OF the
younger set and prominent in the
musical circles. She took a course in
music at the Northwestern univers-
ity. specializing in organ and piano.
Mr. Crissey is from Wisconsin but
has made his home here for the last
three years He Is q University OF
Wisconsin man and served in the
army during the war.
The wedding win be at Westmln-
ster Presbyterian church. with Rev
Watson n Farley officiating
The announcement Of the enga Sc
ment was made known this after
noon TO a group Of Miss H8ermans'
friends at a tea given at the HuflaEer
home. with Mrs D. II Huffaker and
Mrs Moliere Scarborough as host
esseE.
The wedding motif combined with
the Christmas theme was featured
in the decorations In the drawing
room there were kewpies and we'd
ding bells and about the other re-
ception rooms were mistletoe and
rose. Louise Haight and Waldo Mey-
err received the cards OF the callers
and a balloon weighted with keWpies
held a card Of instruction to the ar
irving guests 70 60 into the dining
room. where retresnments were
served and where the news OF the
nouncing the interesting event was
embedded in a birds nest with
kewpie bride and bridegroom stand
ing by. Miss Heermans, Mrs Hut-
faker. Mrs. Scarborough. Mrs. Paul
Heermans and Miss Florence Crissey
party assisting included Mrs Hans
E kl0epfer. Misses Elvird- Elma and
Natalia Galentine and Misses Mar
garet Hardie. Hazel Berry. Nern1
Altman. Villas Simmons. Margaret
Hines. Evelyn Ellison and Misses
Anne Chase and AIRS. Herman RoEch
The wedding Of Miss Sue 5lay White
side. OF Louisville. Ky. and Charles
Wilson Williams OF Cincinnati. o.
took place in Louisville November %
at the Church on the Advent with
Rev. Harry AIusson officiating
Yrs. Williams often visited here,
the guest OF relatives. Ar- and Mrs
J. d. Sanburn and Miss louise san
burr, and her wedding announeement
is OF Interest TO numbers OF friends
in this city.
The Louisville Herald OF November
% gives in elaborate detail the ac-
count OF the wedding Miss Louise
Sanborn. the brides cousin. was
bridesmaid, having gone to Louisville
several weeks ago The bride who
was given in marriage by her
1roLherinlaW, James q Duffy. was
gowned in white brocade satin. with
lace Duchess and rose point lace
formed the bodice which was cut
back. Draperies OF the short satin
skirt were caught with orange bios
SONS Her tulle veil was arranged
IN Spanish tuclzing comb effect and
was held with coronet OF orange
blossoms. II fell % the end OF her
rain She carried a shower bouquet
lt Ophelia roses. bouvardia and sweet
peas. Miss Sanburn wore rose and
gold changeable taffeta with a tulle
rain Her hat was Of brown and
gold tulle. Her flowers were an arm
1ouquet OF orange chrysanthemums-
Following the wedding a breakfast
vas served at the home Of the brides
mother on Cherokee road The rooms
y the reception suite were decorated
With yellow and bronze chrysanthe-
nuns and potted plants. After their
honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
VIII reside in Cincinnati where 1Ir.
Niiliams's business interests are To- I
The marriage Of Miss Grace John
on. formerly OF II Paso, and II. +. Z
Ierrlu. OF Los Angeles. took place
november 3 in Los Angeles, where I
hey viii live. The bride Is rthe I
laughter Of Mr.. and Airs. Ton, 81
Johnson, OF FL Paso. She has been I
a moving pictures on the coast for !
he last six months.