Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-16
VERY PRETTY
HOME WEDDING
Miss Easley Bride
of Angus Nc.
Gillivray
HONEYMOON TRIP TO COAST
WillLive on Extensive Ranch
Near Estancia Upon
Their Return.

Standing beneath a beautiful floral
bell OF white carnations which was
suspended in tho wide doorway be.
tween two parlors Miss Julia Ethel
Easley of this city and Angus McGil.
llyray of Estancia, were united in
marriage at o'clock this afternoon
a. the home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Easley, on
Gailsteo street. A dainty collation.
was served after the wedding cere.
mony and tonight the bride and bride.
groom will leave on a honeymoon trip
to California.
House PrettiIy Decorated.
The Easley residence was convert.
ed into a veritable bower for the
wedding The color scheme was in
pink and white, carnations being the
prevailing flower. The two parlors
which are separated by folding doors
were very prettily decorated in white
and the dining room in pink, while
pretty touches Of green were made
with delicate sprays of smlax. Brides
roses were also used in the decora
tons.
The bride never looked prettiel
than she did on her wedding day, at
tired in handsome travelling COS
tune of blue cloth, which served as
her bridal gown. Sne carried 9
shower bouquet of brides roses but
did not wear veil. Being a quie,
home wedding there were no brides
maid, best man or other attendants
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. Rev. ]. w. Purcell, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church
w0s the officiating clergyman, usine
tie single ring ceremony.
Wedding Witnessed BY About Forty
II Guests.
The wedding guests who numbered
about forty were limited to the mem
bers of the two families and the mos
intimate friends of the contracting
couple. Formal cards announcing thu
marriage will be mailed tomorrow. Il
was the desire of the principals tha
the wedding should be very quie,
affair, and their wishes on the subjec
were carried out accordingly.
Hearty congratulations and vel
wishes were bestowed upon the bride
and bridegroom after the solemn vows
joining them as wife and husband ha(
been spoken, after which the compan,
repaired to the dining room where al
elegant luncheon was served. Tht
newly welded couple will leave thi!
'evening on a bridal tour to California
points.
viii Reside on Ranch Near Estancia
Mr. and Mrs. McGillivray upon thei
return from their honeymoon trip will
make their home on a ranch near Els
'tancia. Mr.. McGillivray is engaged II
the sheep raising business and has
one Of the finest ranches in the vale!
surrounding Estancia. He and hi.
three brothers came to this countr!
from Scotland some years ago and en-
gagged in the sheep and wool industr!
in the valley when it was still an oper
range. They prospered as the year!
went by and are now among the wealth
lest ranchmen in the district. Tht
bridegroom of today is we'll knowr
throughout the territory and has {
host of warm friends.
Bride Was Born in Santa Fe.
Mrs. McGillivray, nee Easley, is /;
charming and talented young woman
who was born and reared in SAINTS
Fe She has been extremely popula
in local society because Of her pleas
Ing personality and many accomplish
ments. After graduating from the loc
al public schools she attended Colo
RADIO College at Colorado Springs ant
later studied year at the Boston Con
|servatory Of Music.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McGilli,
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Val
Stone, Miss Lena Booth, John Nc
Gillivray, Allan McGillivray, and Free
T. Fisher, all of Estancia; Mrs. lie
F. Easley of Trinidad, Colorado; W
S. Hopewell, of Albuquerque, ant
William Mcintosh, of Mcintosh. Th'
Messrs. McGillivray are brothers o
the bridegroom.