The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
J0NfS-BACCALEY WEDDING
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT
MARRIAGE OF MISS LEoRA
JONES AND PITTSBURGH MAN.
Ceremony Took Place Last Evening at
Trinity Episcopal.

| ana william Bllir Baggaley OF Pitts
burgh, were married last evening at
the Trinity Episcopal church i'm
| Houghton, tine Rev. William Reid
Cross, rector of the church. officiating,
assisted by Rev. J. Il. Curzon of Chi
cage. The church interior was beau
tifully decorated with flowers, the al
tar being "A mass of hydrangeas and
! pink roses, with numerous stately
palms grouped about the chancel.
! Down the central aisle were erected
at intervals graceful arches of white
| spirea and southern smilax.
played for the wedding. and to the
/ strains of the Tannhahser wedding
march the matron of honor. Mrs Phil
ip Furbeck of Portland, Ore, entered
the church from the sacristy door.
accompanied by the maid of honor,
Miss Eileen Rees of Cleveland, Ohio.
a cousin of the bride. They proceeded
down the middle aisle and the brides
maids, Misses Alice Cullyford of LOS
Angeles. and Ethel Carroll. Jane Pry-
or and Grace Harris of Houghton fol-
lowed down the side aisles. The or
gan then struck up the LOhengrin
march and the party led by the usn-
ers. William Sanborn jerks of Min
neapolis, Milton Botsford of Akin,
Mimi, Sidney Lang of Alaska, Victor
Bobb and Jefferson Alexander of
Houghton, retraced their steps to the
chancel entrance. The bride. leaning
on the arm of her father was met
at the chancel by the groom and the
best man, David King Irwin Of Short
took place. The scene presented was
most graceful and attractive one
as the wedding party stood grouped |
about the altar, where the impressive |
words of the marriage service united
the young couple for life, and the
benediction was given. Then to the
music of the Mendelssohn wedding
march the procession again formed
and moved through the floral arch,
the bride and groom leading the way.
The bride, a petite blond, wore a
wedding gown Of heavy ivory satin
with tunic drapery of rare old Brus-
sells lace which formed a part OF
her paternal grandmother's gown
worn in England. Her veil was held
in place by a wreath of orange bios
SONS, and the bridal bouquet was a
shower arrangement of white roses
and lilies of the valley
The matron of honor, Mrs. Philip
Furbdck, a recent bride, wore her
gown of white satin with
Duchess lace and short tulle veil,
caught with white Prince of Wales
feathers. and carried pink roses. Miss
Rees, the maid of honor was gowned
In pearl satin yelled with peach blow }
peas and carried an arm bouquet of
shaded pink roses. The bridesmaids {
we're all gowned i'm pink satin. yelled :
n peach tinted marquisette, with cor
NETS of white tulle and sweet peas,
md carried baskets of pink sweet
peas.
The congregation, which taxed the
apacity Of the church. was a notable
me. The brides mother Mrs. II. w !
Zones, was attired I'm gray beaded =
over white satin, with l
sabel pompadour lace and a corsage y
bouquet of white sweet peas ami
alley lilies. Mrs. David King Irwin q
f Short Hills, y j., a sister of the n
room wore white chiffon over white N
attn, with Venetian point lace. Mrs. il
ohm Rees of Cleveland Ohio. an i
unit of the bride. wore black and X
rhite chiffon over white satin. Mrs.
ioorge jerks of Pittsburgh, apricot ID
berty satin yelled with net OF the d
anne shade and touches of gold lace. i'
Irs. Irving Surgis of Boston. white W
hiffon over silver lace. Mrs. Schuyl- 81
r Seager OF Lansing, cherry chiffon ~
yer white brocaded satin. IL
Following the ceremony at the ~
nurch a large reception was held at u
le home of the bride on Montezuma "a
rect, where the newly welded pair u
'ceived congratulations. The house -
as lavishly decorated with cut flow "
IS ana presented scene of beauty ~
ld gaicty The bridal party of six Ni
on persons was seated at round -
BILE, the central adornment of which vi
as mound of orchids and lilies of '"
c valley with candles in silver mold VI
3 and silver shades. The boxes % III
edding cake were distributed by the "
isscs Helen stone and Dorothy Van VI
rdcn, i'm dainty lingerie dresses.
The presents we're numerous, rarel
ID costly, attesting to the popularity
the bride and groom. The brides
fits TO her maids were gold hat pins a.
ID 10 the matron of honor a crescent
pearls. The groom presented each
the ushers with stick pins brought ss
him from Mexico.
Mr.. Baggaley is member of a IT