Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-03
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Aaasssaoe Bells stthe Gpiseepel chsreh
- Yesterday.
Bone three nootAs ago the announ-
c4msnt a he eaeAgement Of Miss
Claire MaeDoaAld, sranA daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Gardner. q this
city, 70 Mf. +. l. Oddie. the General
Manager Of the Tonopah Mining com
pany. crested . geaeral stir in the 80
cial circles Il this city. The young
lady had spent . year In this city.
coming from New York. and was .
general social favorite.
Mr.. eddie has been . frequent WISH
tor p this city and his seniality AMI
ma1liness, won him friends BY the
score, who were only too happy to ex-
tend the hand Of friendship and Wish
him happiness when the engagement
was made public.
Several weeks ago the wedding date
was announced and many invitations
extended, which were accepted. Yes
terday the Episcopal church Of this
city was flied BY those who were ask
ed to be present At the marriage cere-
mony. and al stated It one Of the
prettiest weddings, 10 well 40 one Ut
the most impressive that has taken
place in Carson in many days. The
fact that 1t was q church wedding
created more than usual interest, and
aside from the bride and her beautiful
gowns. many q the ladies' Of this city
looked their best in the finest gowns
that CarDon's ladies don on only such
occasions.
The neat little church was most
tastefully ornamented for the occasion.
The floral ornamentation consisted Ut
. profuslon Of palms, Ivy and the mot
tied green and white honeysuckle vine
Transforming the chancel with . frag-
rant bower Of green. Graceful side bou-
quets Of brilliant rainbow carnations
served q altar pieces, and directly ov.
or the altar rail- swung graceful ivy
bell. WITH . dainty basket filled with
rose petals. for . clapper.
While waiting for the bridal party
to appear, the organist. Mr.. John r.
Meder, reealed the company with
sweet music. A little after three-thirty
O'Clock the chancel door swung open.
and. to the soft accompaniment Of
the organ, the flower bearers, the
Misses Francis Adams and Elinor Yer
ington. bewitchingly clad In pink and
blue Colonial costumes, powdered hair
knee breeches and buckela. pat :hsa
and stately train, Miss Francis heina
tho boy and Miss Elinor. the girl. en-
tered, and started down the aisle u
meet the bride. Their arms were lillei
with masses q royal Jacquemino'
POSES. Immediately following came u,
llal1 Of Honor, Miss Daisy Porteous
q New York City. . queenly blonde
Ohe wore . charming gown Of Nilt
green ta1sta with an oyerdress q
rare valenciennes lace, and carried
bouquet Of American Beauty roses
At the church door they met the bride
and - the wedding procession, tn.
flower bearers, the ushers, Messrs. E
b. VANDERBILT and Percy 8. Gardner
the Maid Of Honor. and the bride, upol
the arm OF ner grandfather. NJ. e. Gard
ner. proceeded up the aisle. the strain
Of the march from Lohengron hoode'
the nave with melody.
The bride. stately brunette, wit
al the beauty. Of a lovely woman, pet
scented . perfect picture, in rob
Of lustrous white silk paune crepe e
train, garnitured with the softest q
creamy Breton 'laces. The tulle vel
and orange blossoms were attache
to her couture by diamond pin and
graceful shower bouquet OF Made
hair ferns and lilies Of the valley con
pleted the bewitching costume.
At the chancel the groom. attende
by his brother. Mr.. Clarence Oddt
awaited the bride, and the recto
Rev. B. J. Darneille, made the hapI
pair one. Az the minister bestowed Il
blessing Of the church the basket
the bell tilted and poured shower
rose petals over the kneeling coupl
At once the rich volume Of Mendel
sohn's wedding march sounded and
ito notes the bridal party left Il
church.
Il was . brilliant AFFAIR. The bride
gifts to the Maid Of Honor and dow
bearers, were brilliant pearl pin
while the groom bestowed upon O
bet man and the ushers. unique sca
pins q rose gold with setting Of pea:
and diamonds.
!. Many and costly. coming from
ahA near, were the wedding gifts, q