The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
BRISTOIr-OSBORN.

At St. Johns r, E. church In orange street this afternoon at S;3O o'clock, Miss Dorothy Osborn, daughter of Col, and Mrs. Norris G. Osborn of Bradley street and Mir. Ernest Milford Bristol Yale 1907 of Brooklyn, \. Y, will be married by Rev. stewart Means, D. D., pastor of st. Johns
 The church has been beautifully dec- orated by Munro, the flowers used be- Ing white cosmos and ehrysanthe- nuns with brilliant autumn leaves for the background. Stately palms and ferns are also used in profuslon for the chancel
 Tho wedding party will be lead by the ushers. Mir. George Wiltshire. MT Ed ward H, Hart, Mir, Joseph H. Clark, Mir Palmer York. MT r, Macauley Gilbert and MT Gardner osborn. They | will be followed by Miss Katherine Os- l born sister of the bride and Miss Carol Bristol, tho groom's sister who will wear dainty gowns of white silk mule trimmed with lace. large white felt hats with big bows, and they will car ry long handled baskets of white cos- mos and maiden hair fern, the handles tied with bows of white gauge ribbon. Following them will come tho brides- maids. Miss Katherine Waldo of Chl- cago. Miss Emily Butler of Yonkers N | Y., Miss Adelaide Bromley and Miss Doris Newherry of this city Their gowns arc of pale lavender meSsaline in the orchid shades. made empire. Tho vokes and sleeves arc of tucked white Islly net tho waists- trimmed with
 Chantflly lacc sashos lie at the left Islde finished with drops of satin and
 fringe. falling almost to the foot of tho long plain skirts They will wear largo
 plcture hats of lavender bengaline
 trimmed with birds and uncut ostrich
 feathers and carry bouquets of white
 and lavender cosmos and maiden hair
 fern
 Miss cecil Rarnum. the maid of hon.
 or. will immediately precede the bride
 Her gown Is of very pale lavender Imessalne in the empire style trimmed
 with bands of chenille embroidered net
 which shade to tho deep orchid shades
 The sleeves are lavender tucked chiffon
 and the yoke of Irish lace, Her hat k of lavender satin trimmed with mara.
 bo and she will carry a bouquet oi
 nale lavender chrysanthemums
 The bride will enter the church or
 inc arm of her father who will eIvc her
 away Her gown is of white princess
 satin. Empire, with long full peacocl
 train. The yoke and sleeves of chirfol
 arn finished with cordrgs of satin anc 2 tho waist and sleeves arc trimmed { with Duchess and rose point lace The groom with his best man, Mir 2 Mnotte osborn. will meet them at tn chancel steps.
 l Tho music is Tn charg, of MT Harr' 3 Read who will be at the organ Fol 2 lowing the ceremony at the church | I which hundreds of invitations hay . been issued there win he an informa 3 receotlon al tho brides home at whicl 7 onlv relatives and intimate friends Q Y the Drluh anu el h'lu NlH N' " N''llEf Q The entire bridal party will receiv . in the large parlor At the hous
 quantities of bright leaves, smilsS 2 chrysanthemums and cosmos will tur' ; the rooms and halls into bower Q f autumn beauty Later the bride am
 groom will leave for wedding trir ' The going away gown Is a tailor mad - in the popular shade of blue, and wit s f. will be worn hat to match . The wedding gifts received by th = young couple are many and beautiful ? Reside an abundance of silverware cu l glass and china there are rugs, piet B ures, linen and other furnishings ? MT. Bristo's gift 10 his bride is { handsome diamond pendant and chair O of gold.