Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-23
Miss Clint
Married In
N. Carolina

$500 21(A y
ceived in Brownsville from Ashe-
vile. N. c.. announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Marcia Clint, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Clint,
TO Raymond Harrington Smith. The
following account Of the wedding
is taken from the Sunday Citizen
Of Asheville. N. c.:
"A beautiful marriage taking place
Saturday evening at Z o'clock was
that Of Miss Marcia Clint. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Butts
Clint, Of Brownsville, Texas, and
Mr.. Raymond Harrington Smith,
0 Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Smith,
Of North Andover. Mass.
Miss Clint is the sister of Mrs.
Herman +. Rathgen. of 8 Harrison
Place, Keni.worth Park, and has
been here with Mrs. Rathgen for
the past six months. Mr.. Smith Is
connected with the Champion Fibre
Company Canton, and he and his
bride will reside in Asheville on
Gertrude Place. Grove Park.
The ceremony was solemnized at
Calvary Episcopal Church at Fetch
er with the rector, the Rev. Clar-
ence Stuart Mcclellan, officiating
in the presence Of a small company
OF close friends.
Easter Lilies Used
The altar Of the church was
banked with palms ana other
greenery intersperSed with white
baskets OF Faster lilies. which. IN
der the soft glow Of the burning
candles Of the altar, gave a pretty
setting for the taking Of the vows.
Mrs. Edward Cameron, church or
ganlst. rendered an appropriate
preliminary program Of organ music
and then accompanied Mrs. Claude
d. Van Wagner, intimate friend.
who sang Because" and Il Love
You Truly" Immediately prior TO
the entrance OF the wedding party.
The march from Lohengrin was
used for the professional and that
from MendelSsohn sounded the
music for the occasional.
Mr.. Donald A. Morrison OF New
York City. was the best man: while
Mrs. Rathgen was her sisters only
attendant. acting as matron OF
honor. She wore a pea soup" green
French net gown over satin Of the
self same shade. Her hat was a
rose French straw picture model
trimmed in a deeper hued rose
velvet ribbon. Hose and slippers
and all other accessories were IN
rose. She carried an arm bouquet
OF pink rosebuds tied with pink
tulle.
Brides Gown
Captain Rathgen gave his sister
in-law In marriage. She wore an
old ivory satin gown made in quaint
design with an old style hustle,
fashioned along Princess lines, the
gown fell to the floor in length
and simulated a demi-train. II bore
A yoke Of real lace also. Long
sleeves gave ii the traditional con-
ventional style in sleeves. The tulle
veil was attached 70 a cap OF real
lace which was held in place by
sprays Of real orange blossoms, sent
from the orchard grove in Browns
Vile. Texas. BY the brides father.
The only ornament worn was q
double rope OF pearls with a pla-
tinum and diamond clasp, given TO
the bride OH their wedding day
bv the groom. The bouquet carried
was OF orchids. sweetheart rose
buds, and lilies OF the valley show
cred with narrow white satin rib
bons and tiny sprays Of orange
blossoms.
Mrs. walter Butts Clint, mother
az the bride. was attired in emerald
nreen lace over satin Of the same
Shade. wearing a black picture hat
Of Baku straw and corsage ol
orchids ana rosebuds.
Wedding Supper Served
Following the church nuptial
service. the bridal party moto-ed 10
the George Vanderbilt Hotel. where
a wedding supper was served Win
covers being laid for 80.
The supper was spread IN tne
private dining room on a table IN
the shape Of a horseshoe. a bridal
scheme was executed in green and
white III the decorations, with
three green crystal baskets each
holding one dozen white and pink
snap dragons being placed at ar
tistlc places. The inside OF p
horseshoe was filled with palms
and ferns and In the center was
placed the brides cake. A min
iature bride and groom adorned
the cake. The mint and nut cups
we're OF A pale green shade formed
in the shape OF full flown roses
The candles. in green crystal hold
ers. we're in the same pale green
shade. The ice course was in mould
ed green wedding slippers.
West Indies Tour
During the evening. the bride
donned a travelling suit Of black In
smart tailored model for going
away. Her nat was black Baku
straw and shoes and bag we're OF
black with touches of moccasin-
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left BY motor
for New York. where they viii take
a boat for a cruise in the West
Indies, when will extend through
April Is.
Incarnate Word To
Give May Fete
Plans for q May Day fete 70 be
given by pupils Of Incarnate Word
academy on MAY 10 and ii were
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