, 1935-07-03
dne-POrter
Marriage Is
Celebrated

Especial 20 The aerAidl
EDINBURG, July 3.-The Meth
cdist church was the scene Of q
wedding OF interest to u large circle
OF friends Saturday evening at 8
o'clock when Miss Woodie Porter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O.. q,
Porter, and Mr.. r. u. Beane, Jr.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Beane,
we're united In marriage In q beau
tiful candlelight ceremony with
Rev. q. r. Brewster officiating. The
young couple pledged their troth
before a trelliSed arch covered with
silver leaves and fern while tall
c~andelabra holding white cathedral
candles were placed around the arch
and on the chancel rail which was
banked with fern and lovely bios
SONS In tall silver baskets.
Preceding the entrance Of the
bridal party. Mrs. j. M. Frisby play
ed a program OF nuptial music at
the organ followed by the bridal
solos. 20 Promise Me-" Il Love You
and AT Dawning' sung by Mrs. G.
I. Haven. Mrs. Frisby played the
Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin"
for the professional, Mandelssohns
wedding March" for the recess
siOnal and during the ceremony she
softly played 'Traumer1."
The groomsmen included MeSSrs.
Jimmie Porter, Ed Beane, Phil
Bonner and Robert Looney.
Bridesmaids were Misses Eliza
beth Frazier. Mary Shannon OF
EavaSota, Anna Rose Vickers, Dor
othy Haven, Geneva Thell Everitt,
Leona watkins, Teresa Porter and
Helen Kirchner. They were at
tractively gowned in pastel shades
OF net over taffeta OF matching
shades made on long lines with
full sleeves and graceful swirling
skirts girdled with taffeta. Each
carried a colonial bouquet OF pink
rosebuds and blue plumbago.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Johnny Miller, Jr., OF NavaSota,
girlhood friend Of the bride. as
matron OF honor, who was gowned
IN an attractive model OF Alice blue
chiffon made on long lines with a
lovely shirred waist and long full
sleeves. She also carried a colonial
bouquet.
The maid OF honor, Miss Mary
Porter, sister OF the bride, wore a
beautiful apple green lace ensemble
with a three-quarter length coat
and the dress trimmed with tat
feta ruffles and carried . colonial
bouquet.
The ring bearer was Clay Searcy
Jr. The little flower girls, Mary
Alice and Laura Mae Porter Of
Weslaco, cousins Of the bride, III
inng dresses Of peach colored org
andy, wore French hats OF rfbbor
and lace aIsi carried tiny old
fashioned bouquets.
The groom was attended by MI
John Barnum as best man
The bride, who was given n
marriage BY her father, was gowt'
ed in a lovely creation Of white
lace In ose design made princes
style with long sleeves. graceful
epauletS and with the circular in
set In the skirt merging into q shor
train OVERLAND by the filmy folds o
the illusion veil which was adjust
ed to the head In q cap OF pearls
She carried a shower bouquet o
white carnations and feverfew with
knotted streamers Of silver ribbon
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of the brtde1
parents. The brides table. whicr
was the center Of interest was LAX
with q lace cloth and lighted by tai
white tapers In crystal candelabra
The three-tiered embossed bridei
cake surmounted by a miniature
bride and groom and encircled with
white roses and fern occupied thu
center Of the table and was presided
over by Mrs. Frank F1ckers. Mrs
( NJ. Everitt and Mrs. c. s. Collier
assisted In serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beane left on
short trip. the bride wearing
tailored suit In gray with a blous'
OF blue lace and matching blue &C.
cessories. They will be at home aftel
July 6 at 1911 Dunlap in Mission.
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