Zork Wedding Dresses
Vestido de novia Zork
Vestido de novia Zork
El vestido de novia de terciopelo blanco fue usado por Ruth Schwartz Zork en su boda con Luis Zork el 14 de diciembre de 1922. El vestido fue un regalo a los museos y es parte de la colección de Popular Dry Goods Co., ahora albergada en el Museo de Historia de El Paso. La Sra. Zork era hija de Fannie Amstater y Adolf Schwartz, fundador de Popular Dry Goods Co. La recepción de la boda tuvo lugar en la residencia de Schwartz en 1501 N. Mesa St.
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