The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-10-17
Social Notes

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One Of the prettiest of little home
weddings occurred Wednesday eve,
October 10, amid a small gathering
of relatives and friends, at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Cannon, 800
North First street, the contracting
parties being Miss Clara Vanlear
Waugh and Mr.. Raymond Guy Col
ton. both well known and popular
young people of Yakima.
At exactly O'Clock, to the strains
| of Mendelsohn's wedding march
played by Miss Jessie Patton. the
bridal couple, attended by Miss
Maud Cotton and Mr.. Herman Hat
field, took their places in the library
where Rev H. Henry pronounced
them man and wife Low, soft
music was played during the cere-
mony.
Every detail Of the wedding was
particularly dainty and attractive
The hall, the library and parlors
were artistically decorated for the
occasion in the autumn tints and a
! profusion of cut flowers in white and
! red The dining room, where an
elaborate wedding supper was sery-
ed after the ceremony was entirely
in white and green.
The bride was beautifully and be-
coming attired in a gown of exqui-
1 site white Paris muslin, with bow.
knot inserts of valenciennes lace
and carried shower boquet of
brides roses.
Miss Maude Cotton as maid of
honor, looked very sweet in flower
ed null over pink silk.
Many beautiful presents of cut
glass, china, silver linen, etc, have
been received by the BRIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton went imme-
diarely to their new home, which
\ had already been prepared, at so.
los North Seventh street where
they will be at home to their friends.
The invited guests We're: Mr.. and
Mrs f. r. Cotton, Miss Pearl Cotton
Miss Maud Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waugh, Miss Goldie Waugh, Mr..
Earl Waugh, Mr. and Mrs Miles
cannon Lloyd Cannon, Paul Can
non Ross Cannon, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Quinn, Mr. and
Mrs \. r. Sperow, Miss Lottie Spen-
Ger. Miss Eva Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Barnes, D. Harvey Fry. Miss
Idella Heskett, Miss Jessie Patton
Mr. Dickinson, Mrs. Calder. Mr., Her.
man Hatfield, Mr. Perry TAYLOR.
Mrs. John Wiegel and Mrs. Fred
Morgan delightfully."- entertained at
a progressive whist party at The
home Of Mrs Wiegel. 504 North
Second street Wednesday afternoon
There We're eleven tables Mrs
Maurice Bywater captured the nrsi
prize. beautiful hand painted plate
and Mrs Chas Heath the second
prize, deck of cards The rooms
were beautifully decorated in ant
umn leaves and red roses. Mrs
Weigel and Mrs. Morgan were assist
ed by Mrs L. O. Janeck, Mrs, Picket
and Mrs Cline. A dainty luncheon
consisting of sailed almonds ice
cream, cake and coffee was served.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. Petty we're
given a pleasant surprise at .heir
home ond Wednesday evening. by
some of the mem hers of the Rehekah
lodge and their friends Games and
music formed the pastimes OF the
evening. and delicious refreshments
We're served. The occasion was the
birthday Of Mr.. Petty, and much
amusement was had over the cutting
of huge birthday cake. The guests
included, Mr.. and Mrs Frank b.
Shardlow, Mr., and Mrs. Shelenber-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs Dyas. Mrs. Caseres,
Mrs Dulin. Mrs Synsil. Mrs French
Mrs. Human, Miss French. Miss
Dona Caseres. Miss Dolly Dyas, Miss
Edith Dyas. Mr.. Mcmillan. Mr. Kus-
ranei Mr. Riker and Fred Hinman,