The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-07-19
VAN DER ARDE-FRY
NUPT|ALS S0LEMN|zED
Bride and Groom Leave for Pot
latch on Wedding Tour; At
Home September l

A beautiful wedding Monday even
| ing united in marriage Miss Agnes
Van der Aarde, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Van der Aarde. and Mr..
Earl Fry. we'll known among the
younger business men of Grandview,
Wash. Celebrated at $40 o'clock at
the family residence on Park avenue,
Yakima Heights, the nuptial cera-
mony at which DR.. S. j. Kennedy. or
the First Presbyterian church Of
ficiated. was followed by a reception
to the family friends.
Promptly at the appointed hour
the bridal party entered, led by little
Helen kuehn, dainty in a lingerie
frock of white and carrying a French
basket filed with rose petals which
she scattered gracefully in the bridal
path. The bride was lovely in II
clinging wedding gown of ivory satin
banded in motifs of duchess lace
and elaborated with touches of silver
and pearl embroidery. Bridal buds
showered with ferns and loops of
tulle which fell in cascades to the
hem of her robe, and a wreath of
lilies of the valley worn in her hair,
completed the costume. She came
slowly down the flower-decked stairs
with her sister, Miss Cora, as the
maid of honor She worn a brides
maid gown of delicately tinted blue,
with corsage cluster of pink buds.
Announcing the entrance of the
party. Miss Ethel Poole, played IN
Ia 1t,1o al tr1i h
Mendelssohn professional Clare
Rhodes. of GrandVew. attended the
groom. For the reception the brides
parents shared the congratulations
and best wishes. Decorations through
the spacious rooms We're handsome as
a ceremony setting in quantities If
summer flowers and softening foliage.
bridal motif in green and white,
expressed in clusters of white bios
SONS and sword ferns decorated the
parlors, where q temporary altar was
fashioned before the fireplace which
was arched in flowers and banked in
simlaX. palms and roses were en-
ployed effectively in the reception
hail. crimson roses were used in the
library where punch was served and
a profuso of white blossoms dec
GRATED the dining room.
The brides table, with covers for
~. was attractive in ferns and flowers
and surrounded by eight smaller
tables arranged for the wedd
guests. The luncheon menu reflected
the color scheme chosen.
Assisting were Mrs. Fl. De Kraay,
Mrs. f. G. Townsan. Mrs Jul's
Kuehn Misses Myrtle and Ida De
Kraoy, Edna Walker, Ethel Poole
BOYLE. Miss Dora Wander Aardc ha i
charge of the brides guest book. and
the wedding gifts. an exquisite collec-
ton in exclusive designs, were shown
in the den. Mr. and Mrs. Fry are
both popular. socially, and much To-
terest attends the wedding. which
crowns pretty friendship begun a
year ago when Mr.. Fry resided here
Mr.. and Mrs Fry escaped their
friends and left late in the evening
for their wedding trip, going first t"
Seattle for the Potlatch.
Mrs Fry wore a smartlY tailor d
suit of black with tan straw hat
plumed in kings blue and gloves en-
suite. On returning they will be at
home to friends after Septem Der /.
their new home in Grandview. Mr..
Fry is a merchant in that city. Ou1-
of-town guests We're Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Fry of Seattle. parents of the
groom. his grandmother Mrs, Sieg-
ley and his aunt, Mrs. Stouver OF
Seattle, Mrs. Rhodes of Seattle, and
Mrs. De Kraay of Granger aunt OF
the bride.