Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18

/ Of the church, while above the altar
hung a large wedding bell fashioned
from ferns and greenery. White
candles tied with fern and white
tulle marked the pews.
just az twilight and preceding the
entrance Of the wedding party. Mrs.
E. j.. Tucker, aunt OF the bride,
sang Because" For the procession
al Paul Kennard played the organ
while the choir sang the Bridal
Chorus from "Lohengrin." The
members of the chorus in white sur
plice stood behind a screen Of green
cry.
Harl Thomas OF San Benito and
John Braden Of Texarkana. ushers,
were the first TO enter. At the altar
they met the bridegroom, and MS
brother, Frank Quinn. Jr. Of Gin
cinnati. who acted as best man,
and Rev Smith and Rev. Tucker.
The junior bridesmaids were Miss
Carolyn Tucker. cousin of the bride.
and Miss Billy Earline NucIols.
Their frocks were of filmy starched
chiffon in shades of the brides
chosen colors Of pink and blue.
Miss Tacy Boory bridesmaid was
the next TO enter the church aisle.
She was gowned IN dainty pink.
Miss Mary Quinn. Of Texarkana,
sister Of the bridegroom. was an
other bridesmaid. She was attired
IN pale blue.
The attendants gowns were fash
Toned alike with long slightly shirr-
ed skirts. They wore rough straw
picture hats to match the tints
o. their frocks. Long lace mits OF the
same color completed the quaint
picture. They carried bouquets OF
tiny rose buds attached to little
muffs Of ruffled starched chiffon.
Miss Marie Konzack was maid Of
honor and was lovely in a pink frock
similar in style to that OF the other
attendants. with accessories Of the
same shade.
Little Misses Marian Abpey and
Jackie Lou Wentz. flower girls. wore
miniature copies Of the bridesmaids
dresses in blue and pink respectively
They carried French baskets Of rose
petals which they scattered in the
aisle just preceding the entrance of
the bride.
The bride vas given in marriage
by her uncle. +. j. Tucker. who ac-
companied her to the altar. Her
stately beauty was enhanced BY
the loneliness of her white satin
gown. The white tulle veil which was
arranged cap style was edged with
wide white lace and matched the
lace yoke of her gown. She wore
long white kid gloves and carried
an arm bouquet Of white roses.
During the ceremony Mr.. Ken
nard softly played melodies Of Chop
in and for the occasional he play
ed the customary Mendelsohn We'd
ding March.
A reception was held al the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. S. C
Tucker. Immediately following the
church ceremony.
Mrs. Tucker wore a beautiful gown
OF rich cream colored lace with
matching accessories.
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinn left for a two weeks
motor trip after which they will
be at home at Mullins Court IN
Texarkana.
Mrs. Quinn is a graduate OF the
Brownsville high school and Bay
Tor College az Bolton. For the past
few years she has been director Of
music in the schools here.
Mr.. Quinn is connected with the
T~exarkana National Bank in his
home city.
Among the out-of-town guests for
the wedding in addition 10 the brid-
al party were Frank Quinn and son.
Ned Of Texarkana. father and
brother of the bridegroom. Mrs. J
G. Hardy and Miss Martha Hardy.
Mrs. J. W. Mullens and Miss Mar
iory Mullens Of Bolton and Mrs. T.
F. Kennerlv Of Houston.