Evening star., 1909-07-11


military setting was the wedding Of
Miss Emily Hall and Lieut. Richard T.
Coiner. L. s. A.. which took place at the
brides home in Tacoma. Washington
strikingly@ decorated with flag clusters.
the hall staircase being completely
shielded by handsome flag which fell
in graceful folds to the floor. Crossed
flags were at the entrances Of each
room and in TIE parlor. where the bridal
bower was arranged. the red. white and
blue was arranged against a background
Of green in the soft light of cathedral
candles.
The corner windows were banked in
ferns and palms. on either side pedestals
bearing. lighted cathedral tapers being
placed. while above a canopy of red.
white. and blue harmonized with the
stacked arms placed at the bower en-
trance.
Four little girls stretched white satin
ribbons from the staircase to the bridal
bower, Preceding the bride was her sis
ter. Miss Bessie Hall, as maid of honor.
wearing gown of pale pink messaline
made in empire fashion trimmed with
rich touches of point lace. 4 Grecian
tunic tIounce fell in graceful folds from
the skirt and large satin buttons outlin-
ed with a touch of gold completed the
costume. Her flowers were pink sweet
peas. The bride was escorted by her
brother and wore directoire satin. hand
somely trimmed with oriental lace. An
edgng of satin bands and hand-em-
broidered French knots finished a panel
In the front. and tucked net with dainty
pearl trimmings formed ut the yoke
Falling over a full position train was
the bridal veil of tulle caught with lilies
of the valley The bridal bouquet was
also of lilies of the valley.
The bride was given in marriage by
her mother, Mrs. John Hall.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Co'ner left after the
wedding reception for a short bridal trip
and on their return will spend the sum-
mer near Vancouver. An order trans
ferring Lieut.. Coiner to this city arrived
on the wedding day and in the fall the
bridal couple will travel eastward.
Invitations have been issued by Col.
and Mrs. Rufus Hills Heron Of Los An
geles. Cal. for the wedding Of their
daughter. Miss Edith Mend nha'. to
Lieut.. William Hamilton ToaZ. L. S. n.
The ceremony will be sol mnizei the
evening Of July u at Christ Episcopal
Church. Los Angeles.
At a recent Atlanta wedding supper the
brides table had a gorgeous stack cake
which was baked in tn same pans used
at the wedding Of the brides mother.
Two beautiful candlest!cks which have
been on the supper tables at similar
feasts for the last 100 wears in the brides 5
family were also used. \ silver loving
cup. gift from eX-Gov. Hoke Smith.
from which tho brides health was drunk.
was another conspicuous adornment Of
the board.
Mr. and Mrs George Cabot Lodge, who
occupied the Willow cottage at LenuA
st summer, are this year included in the
Nahant colony. where they are occupying
the Ellerton James estate during the
owners absence in Europe. The change
makes them near neighbors OF Senator
and Mrs. Henry Ca bot Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Farwcll will make
little visit here when they arrive from
Eng and before going out to their west
ern ranch. Mrs. Farwell was presented
at one of the early courts in London this
season. where her beauty and lovely toi-
let made her a noticeable figure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams and
their daughter, Miss Marie Adams, left
Washington on the .th instant for an ex-
tended trip through the west. They VIII
make q tour of the great lakes. visit ng
Niagara Falls. Buffalo Cleveland and
Detroit From there they viii trave.
westward to Yellowstone Park. returning
via Colorado Springs, St. LOUIS and the
Mammoth Cave, Ky.
Mai Whitney of the Coast Artillery
Corps who spent month here lately on
leave, is now at Fort Worden, Seattle.
where he is in command of that post.
Mrs Whitney and Miss Whitney are
with linn.
Mrs. volkmar, who for the past year
Lieut. Vose OF Fort Worden. left there
last week for her home in this city
The last half or Ambassador Reid.s Off
cial residence in England has been
marked by every possible royal rccogni-
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