Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-27
CHURCH WEDDINGS
FOR TWO BRIDES
MISS FRANCES FULLER MAR
RlED TO S. M. C0PP
BUMILLER-BURKS NUPTlALS
Two Fair Daughters Of Los AM
geIes Become Easter Brides With
Accompaniment Of Music
and Flowers
BUMILLER-BURKs NUPTIALs

Two fair daughters of Los Angeles
Joined the ranks of the Easter brides
. last evening when Miss Frances Mich
. olson Fuller became the bride of Sam
uel Mansfield Copp and Miss stella
. Bumiller was married to Paul Burks.
The Fuller-C Copp nuptials were SOL
emnlzed in st. Johns Episcopal church
at o'clock, Bishop Joseph II. John
son officiating.
The pretty church, decked in pink
and white blossoms by the members
of the altar chapter, made a beautiful
setting for the gowns of the bridal
party as they approached the altar to
the strains of the "Lohengrin" wedding
march, played by Waldo f. Case, and
took their places in front of the chan
eel. Leading the wedding procession
were the ushers, .Messrs. Wheaton
Dexter, Monroe Leovy, Theodore Cad
wallader and George Frenling. Four
dainty maids, Misses Constance Britt,
Edith Leovy, Pauiine Wilcox and Isa-
bell Works, gowned in rose-figured
white organdie dresses with wide pink
girdles and carrying "shepherdess"
baskets, filled with sweet peas, fol-
lowed.
Miss Elizabeth Fitch the maid of
honor, in white net gown over pink
silk, preceded the bride, who came
down the aisle leaning on the arm of
her father. The wedding robe of the
bride was a beautiful crea ton in lace
over chiffon and silk, and she carried
a shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ley. A long tulle veil fastened with
pearl pin, the gift of the bridegroom,
fell to the floor. Pale blue chiffon over
taffeta was the gown worn by Mrs.
Fuller. The party was met at the altar
by Mr.. Copp, attended by George Full
Ter, brother of the bride, as best man.
In the home, where reception was
held after the ceremony, the same color
scheme of pink and white and green
prevailed, roses being used principally
to carry out the idea. The guests were
served with refreshments at small ta-
bles, upon which dainty floral arrange
ments were used. A program of harp
music was given by Mrs. J. NJ Jones
during the evening
wedding trip, after which they will re-
turn to Los Angeles for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Fuller before going to
New Orleans, where they will make
their home
BumiIer-Burks Wedding
Miss Stella Bumiller and Paul Burks
were married in Christ church by the
| rpl
an hour after the Fuller-Copp cere-
mony, and this wedding was no less
charming than the one that preceded
it. Music was one of the delightful
features and half an hour before the
first strains of the bridal chorus from
"Lohengrin," sung by quartet and
chorus were heard John Douglas
Walker was presenting a vical program
with the assistance of Miss Maude
Reese Davies Miss Maude Elizabeth
Richards and w. j. Chick.
The bridal chorus was sung as the
party approached the altar and all dur
ing the service A, A. Butler played
softly on the organ.
The bride, attired in gown of Elysee
lace over white silk and carrying a
cluster of orange blossoms, was at
tended only by her sister, Miss Edna
Bumiller, who wore a dress of delicate
blue silk and carried pink rosebuds. Mr..
Burks was attended by Foster Bradley
of Cincinnati as best man, and the large
company of guests who assembled to
witness the ceremony were seated by
Dana Burks, a brother of the BRIDE
man Sterry, Russ Avery and Mr..
Norton,
Mrs. Carilone Bumiller- Hickey, moth
er of the bride, wore heliotrope crepe de
chine, elaborately trimmed, and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. j. f. Bumiller.
was gowned in a simple costume of
white organdie. Beautiful Easter lilies
and greenery, together with many other
blossoms, artistically arranged made
the church present a beautiful appear
mother on Elden avenue, where a we'd
ding supper was served to members OF
the bridal party and few relatives, the
decorative scheme, carried out with
yellow jonquils, was equally delightful.
The bride is a pretty girl and popular
with a large scircle of friends. Mr..
Burks Is an attorney and is spoken of
as a young man who will reach the top
of his profession.
For Piano Fund