Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-12
A HOME WEDDING.
e. FL Lyons and Miss Alice Woodbury.
Made Man and Wife.

Mdoe MAN ana WUe.
At noon yesterday the wedding Of
q. r. Lyons of San Francisco and Miss
Alice Woodbury. of this city took place
at the residence of the brides parents,
Rev. B. j. Darneille, rector of ST.
Peters Church performing the cere-
mony. The reception which followed
in the afternoon was largely attended
by the many friends of the young lady
s-.-4 lie family. 1t was in every
sense of the word the marriage event
OF the season and all who attended,
were warmly greeted by Mr.. and Mrs.
The bride, who is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Wool
bury of this city, presented a charm
ing appearance in her bridal robe OF
exquisite Brussels lace, an imported
pattern woven in one piece, over
white taffeta, maline veil of cobwob
texture, held in place by a spray of
lilies of the valley, only partially
concealing her bushes, and carrying
superb shower bouquet of lilies Of
the valley She leaned upon the arm
! of her father, who afterwards gave
her into the keeping of the groom.
| Robert e. Lyons, the groom, is a
CISCO being vice-president of the
| Stewart Fruit Company and he was
supported by Mr.. A. Kohner, also
prominent San Franciscan
Mrs. Woodbury., mother of the bride,
attired in handsome gown of black
silk net over balck taffeta with point
lace and diamonds. Mrs. H. D. Ed
wards, the matron Of honor was gov l.
ed in a becoming creation of pea Il
gray lansdown. Miss Clara Woodbury.
the maid of honor, wore a dainty cos
tune of pale blue net, figured with
roses Of delicate pink shade, over =
slip of blue silk. Pink satin slippers
and bouquet of pink baby roses COM
pleted most attractive costume.
The bridesmaids, eight IN number,
were beautifully costumed in delicate
shades of silk null: Miss Vanderlietn,
, in white brocaded. net; Miss Laura
Thompson, in pale green; Miss Lucille
. Wizard, in cream; Miss Gray Davis, il
pale pink; Miss Nellie Burlington, in
pale blue; Miss Maud Ford, in pale
, green, Miss Plat, in white and Miss
) Bessie Platt, in pale blue.
Miss Mary Lyons, sister of the
, groom, wore an imported costume OF
: Nile green crepe de chine, which was
: particularly becoming.
Among the guests from abroad were
Mr. and Mrs. Will Woodbury. and Mr.
AL. Powers of Virginia City, Mrs. Lay
, ton of Reno, Mr. Oscar Woodbury. oil
e Silver City, A. J. McCone of Sar
!. Francisco.
ed with festoons of smilaxaoincmfN
, The rooms were very beautifully de
= corated with festoons of smilax, lie
Il pending from the chandeliers and ex
tending to the four corners of tn,
rooms, while at intervals great clus
tiers of white chrysanthemums stoo,
e like sentinels in their vases of bronz
" or china. Smaller sprays of whit
If carnations ornamented the tables an
4 gave an added charm to the decors
tons. The delicate tracery of tn
,r smilax about the windows, in fron
of which the bridal party stood, wa
a particularly effective bit of decor;
s ton.
Mr.. Woodbury's gift to his daught:
was a thousand shares of Riversid
!. Mill stock and from the groom
mother and sister handsome silve
tea set shone out resplendently anon
the gifts There were four table
each extending the length of the roo
completely covered with remen
| ORANGES, embracing everything tn;
| can be imagined
Il Mr. and Mrs. Lyons departed c
last evenings train for San Francis
amid the conventional showers of ri
old shoes and other omens of got
luck. After brief stay in San Fra
cisco they will go to Los Angel
where they will reside during Il
winter, returning to the city of t
Golden Gate for the summer
III The brides "going-away gown" W
| tailor suit of myrtle green bros
! cloth, hat and gloves to match
Wells-Fargo's agent says the bu