The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-06-30
MISS IDA LOGAN
BECOMES A BRIDE
Brilliant Wedding at Home of the
Brides pdreRtS---nr. and Mrs.
Williams Depart for East

Thursday sevening June --2s, e at Z
o'clock at the beautiful home of the
bride on Blake avenue was one of the
prettiest events of the season.
Miss Logan was educated in Colo
RADIO college, graduating as student
and later in music both vocal and
inst1ume ntal and having received
every advantage that money could
procure, together with the fact that
she was II great student and had a
marvellous amount of natural ability,
has made her almost phenomenal
musician.
Miss Logan and Mr.. Williams met
four years ago at college where, the
young man confesses, he fell in love
with Miss Logan while they were
studying Latin together. He is a
great favorite in Colorado Springs
social and business circles, having
been one of eight out of forty to
graduate in civil engineering in the
class of 1906. Upon receiving his
degree he obtained very fine posi-
toin at Ambridge, Pennsylvania,
residence portion of Pittsburg, where
the young couple will make their flu
ture home. i, Mr. Williams is tn.
president of the Apollyon club of Col.
orado college, and prominent mem
Der of other college OIL CARNATIONS,
Mr.. Williams best man was his
life long chum, W. w. Hogg, son of
Congressman Hogg of Colorado.
The color scheme in the entire
lower part of the spacious Logan home
was white and green. The front
parlor arranged for the bridal party
was festooned from the corners of the
room to the chandelier in the center,
with ropes of satin ribbon, smilax and
white roses attached in the center he.
low the chandelier by wedding bell
OF white and green. In the front of
this room was an arch of roses, ferns
and smilax hung in the top and sides
with wedding bells.
To the strains of Lohengrin wed
ding march, played by Miss Mabel
Freeland of Denver, the minister. Rev
j. Wilson Currens, descended the
winding stairs followed by the ring
bearer, the youngest sister OF the
bride, bearing the ring on gold tray
This little lady was gowned in a
shire white dress and looked like n
pretty fairy of good omen. Next
followed the groom and best man
clad in the conventional black and
looking handsome and dignified
Little Helen Logan the second young
est sister of the bride, and Clair
Napier, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. 7. Napier, to whom Miss
Logan had attended school some
twelve years ago, preceded the bride
and maids. These little misses were
gowned in dainty white frocks and
carried baskets lined with white
silk and filled with white roses. with
which they strewed the path for the
bride.
| The maid of honor the eldest sis
ter of the bride. Miss Lizzie Logan,
wore white silk null and lace over
silk, as did the second bridesmaid,
Miss Mccartney. After the brides
maids came the bride on the arm of
her father, wearing beautiful crea-
tion of chiffon satin over white silk
covered with a long tulle veil reach
ing to the bottom of the long train
and carrying large boquet of brides
roses, tied with long loops of white
satin ribbon. Miss Logan made a
beautiful picture, standing in the
veritable bower of flowers. Mrs.
Isabelle Logan. mother of the bride,
in cream crepe de chene over silk
completed the circle on the left.
Mrs. j. G. Schwarz. Mrs. B. T.
Napier and Mrs. H. Logan matrons
of honor, together with H. r. Logan,
formed the rest of the bridal party.
AS the strains of the wedding march
ceased Rev. Currens, in beautiful
and impressive ceremony. made Miss
Ida Logan Mrs. Bert q. Williams,
the father giving the bride away. At
the close of the ceremony and dur.
ing the rendering Of the happy strains
of Mendelssohn' wedding march
the newly welded couple received the
congratulations of their friends
The back parlor and hall were dec.
Grated after the manner of the front
parlor except that in hover of white
flowers, smilax and wedding bells in
each OF these rooms, Miss Mccartney
and Miss Hum dispensed punch.
The dining room, whsre everyone
finally found his way. was mag
nificently decorated. In the center