The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-14
Welded TO-DAY
At NOON
QUIET CEREMONY A TTHE cow
ING HOME FOLLOWED BY RE-
CEPTiON LATER.

VT si~tN ~ @'N'
The marriage of Lee l.. Bright and
Pearle C. Cowing was soemnized 10
day at the residence Of the brides
mother Mrs Julia Cowing, Rev. Il.
A. X. Ramsey officiating. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence
Of relatives only and was most i'm
pressive one.
Master Ralph Cowing. att!red in
page's suit of handsome pink ana
white satin. white stockings and
whit slippers, entered first bearing
the wedding ring upon white satin
cushion. Little Page Burlington and
Laverne Muller came next with the
s-reamers OF white ribbon which
formed the barriers Of the aisle up
which the bridal party passed. Lit
tie Harold Harris and Earl Burling-
ION were the ushers.
The bride was eXquiSitelE gOWned
in an imported robe Of embroidered
net as filmy as a cObWeb and as dain-
~ as can be imagined. An underrobe
Cf white taffeta lent a richness that
is difficult 10 describe in mere words.
She wore no wedding veil and her
hair was simply and ;astefully done
with a wreath Of lilies Of the valley
SurmOunting the high coil. The bri
dal bouquet was Of lilies Of the val
Icy.
Miss Sadie Fransden pretty
young lady Of Reno. who was brides
maid, wore a handsome gown Of deli
cate pink crepe de chine and carr ed
a bouquet of exquisite la France ros-
e..
The groom always a handsome
yonns man with genial, happy smile
was at his best today ana presented
a fine appearance in his suit Of con
ventional black. He was supported
by Roger Heidenreich who proved
himself fully capable of being ''best
man"
The rooms were tastefully decorat.
ed in smilax, white roses. white
chrysanthemums and la France rOs IS
and the wedding gifts occupied the
greater portion Of one room and con
sisted Of silver, cut glass and china
in every conceivable design. Among
the finest of the gifts was an elegan
piano from the brides sister, Mrs
Leland.
The wedding march was played b,
Mrs. J. E. Muller and after the guest
had congratulated the happy couple
she struck up the lively tones of
march and all repaired to the din
ing room where an appetiZing wed
ding breakfast awaited them. JOE
Muller was tOastmaster and acquit
led himself most noby.
At two clock the guests hidden t
the reception began to arrive ant
from that until five the narlors wer
crowded with friends who were
anxious to bid the young couple
Sod speed on their new journe
through life.
l'he brides going away gown wa
reseda broadcloth with trimmings c
white, with hat and gloves TO matcl
Mr. and MI Bright left Oh the e'
enin% express and they viii visit Sd
Francisco and other ports on th
coast for couple of weeks aft5
which they will return to this cit
and begin Housekeeping in the III
per fiat of Mrs. CoWins's residence
The gride IS the youngest daug.
ter OF Mrs. Julia Cowing and the lat
Joseph Cowing and has been col
ractcd with ,Ae Sunset Telephol
company since its installation in th'
city. beginning as hello girl an
quickly arising to the position (
manager, which position she held u
til she resigned a few weeks ago.
The groom is the elder son of NJ
and Mrs Jesse L. Bright, a native
Carson City and a young man WI
has grown up in our midst. He is
yonug man of excellent habits,
most enviable disposition and one I
whom his wife can well be proud.