Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-15
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Brownsville. whose marriage took
place on Thursday, Sept. IL.
The bridal colors of green and
white were noted in the selection
OF white roses and green fern for
floral adornment, in the tall white
tapers IN green holders, and in the
crystal service used in serving the
s1x-course dinner. "A handsomely
bound arlde's book was presented 70
Miss .auhlett as the gift Of the
hostess.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Suhlett. Mr. and hrs. J. L.
Landrum, Misses Sarita Lomax,
Elizabeth Cowgirl and Maxine
Bruce, Frank Subiett. John White
law and Gilbert Phllen Of Browns
vile. the honorees and Mr.. and
Mrs. James ID. Ward.
MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED
Tuesday evening at eight O'Clock
at the First Methodist church Of
Harrington Miss Vera Ewing. daugh-
ter of Burger "a. Ewing OF Hariin-
gen. vas married TO William Edgar
WEIGH OF San Benito.
To form an effective background
for the briday party the front
spaces of the church were massed
with pink roses and fern. Tall bas-
ketS of the chosen blossoms mark
ed the aisles and entrance. Miss
Mary Louise Howard OF Harlingcn
sang Because" with Mrs. S. n.
Jennings playing the piano accom-
paniment.
As the first strains Of Lohencrin's
Wedding March softly sounded.
the bridal party entered the church.
James Collins OF San Benito at
tended the bridegroom as his best
man. Ushers we're Earl WEIGH.
Robert Collins. Brent Allen. Charles
Allison and Flint Harris Of San
Benito and William Elwing OF
Houston. brother OF the bride.
Attending the bride as maid-of-
honor was Miss Nell Cowan or Har-
lingen. Miss Cowan and the SIX
bridesmaids were attired in lovely
bouffant frocks in pastel shades.
banded at the neckline with match
ing chiffon. Their bouquets Of
pink roses were carried on shep-
herdess crooks. The bridesmaids
were Miss Julia and Emily Trax-
or. Mrs. j. l.. Head. Mrs. Flint HaT-
ris. Mrs. Ellis Perry Of Harrington
and Miss Perla Mae Turney OF
Houston.
ru.o I;t4ro ffow-o~ riv1- ro~,Fo
Lee Roberts and Ada Louise Ewing,
adorable in long skirted dresses OF
lavender and pink preceded the
bride. The r~ingbcarer, jess Gard
ner Welch of San Benito. wore a
suit Of white satin and carried the
circlet on a white satin pillow.
Simplicity distinguished the
brides gown Of white satin. Her
veil adjusted with orange blossoms.
was drawn over the head in cap
effect and allowed 10 float tn panels
owe the long train. She carried a
shower bouquet OF brides roses and
lilies II the valley. She entered on
the IN Of her father.
Two ministers. the Rev. S. L.
Batcheler, pastor Of the First
Methodist church OF Harrington and
the Rev. G. Z. Marshall Of San Be
nito officiated during the cere-
mony. Memberships Wedding
March was played by Mrs. Jen-
nings for reccSSicnal.
The wedding reception was he'd
on the attice-enclosed lawn Of the
brides home where Japanese Ian
terms. filled with flowers and guam
titles of ferns created an inviting
scene. The bride cut the hand
some three-tiered bridal cake. top
ped by a miniature bride and
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH left shortly
afterwards for a wedding journey
10 various points in Texas.
Preceding her marriage Miss FL
wing vas honoree at a long series
of interesting Inequalities. The
bridegroom is a son Of Mr. and
Mrs. L. r.. WEIGH Of S-n Benito.
The young couple will make Their