The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-03-07
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sf February in honor of Miss Cora
Burroughs whose marriage to Mr..
Roy L. Fulton of Anacortes, took
place Monday. The color scheme
was lavender and green. The place
cards were hand painted double
hearts and the favors consisted OF
auffy bags of rice. Only the invlt-
ed guests of the wedding attended.
The marriage Of Miss Cora Lii
Liam Burroughs and Mr.. Roy L. Full
ton took pace at high noon at the
Some of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Foster Burroughs, at
East Sound, Monday. March 3, Rev.
J. Robert Mccartney of Bellingham,
officiating. The ceremony took
place under beautiful canopy OF
green and white. As Miss Margaret
Gibson played Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march the bride entered on
the arm OF her father. She was
exauisitely dainty in a gown OF
white chiffon over white silk, her
bng tulIe veil being caught up with
grange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet of white carnations
and snowdrops. The bridesmaids.
Misses Ethel and Myra Burroughs,
were charmingly gowned in cream
and carried Enchantress carnations.
Fhe groom was attended by Mr..
Pope of Everett, and Mr.. Horace
Burroughs, brother of the bride.
An elaborate breakfast was served
Immediately after the ceremony.
the dining room being very beautl-
full with huge baskets of pink and
white carnations and ropes of smil-
ak. Pink candelabra were used for
lighting. The living room was done
m green and white. The bridal
couple LETT on the launch "Setor-
sana," belonging to the groom, for
Bellingnam, from where they will
make an extended trip through
British Columbia. They will be
lat home" to their friends at thier
new home in Anacortes after April
1. The going away gown of the
bride was fawn colored tailored
suit with hat Of the same shade
trimmed with ostrich tips. Mr..
Fulton is engaged with his father
m the fish business. operating can.
neries at several points. and is a
most successful business man.
Mrs. Chadwick of Seattle. is the
guest of Mrs. Foster Burroughs fol
a week, Mr.. Chadwick and son re-
turning home Immediately after
ne Fulton Burroughs wedding, or
he yacht Rainier.
The water front was exceedingly
lively Monday. the steam yacht
Rainier Of Seattle, bringing guests
to the Fulton-Burroughs wedding
also the launch Setrocana of Ana
aortes, the Merry Widow, belonging
to Mr.. Kierchoff being put in order
Tor trip 10 Seattle. the Iaku IL
over with travelling men, besides
he regular boats, making gay
scene.
Mrs. W. H. Benson was the host
ess Of very charming lucnheon at
her home. Four ay-L odge. Tues.
day in honor of the birthday of hel
mother Mrs. |. S. Waldrip. The
living room with its great stone fire
place was beautiful in green and
white. the same color scheme being
carried out in the table decorations
and the different courses as far as
possible. The guests maiden names
were used on the place cards anc
sarried them back to early memor.
Rs. Those present were: Mrs. Temp
I'm, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. John Suther.
land, Mrs. Showers. Mrs. Hill anc
the guest of honor Mrs. l. S. Valid
zip.
The school election Saturday re-
suited in the selection of Mrs
Harding M. Cow and Mrs. Jane.
Gibson as directors.
The Madrona club met in the club
house thursday, Mrs. Hill ane
Mrs. Howe contributing to the pro
gram. Mrs. j. E. Moore acting a.
hostess.
The Village Improvement club me-
IN the school house Saturday. il
was decided to buy some athleti,
apparatus for the school grounds
and various plans for the future
were talked over.
The Ladies Aid net last weel
with Mrs. Il. R. Dickinson.
Mrs. Guy R. Allen entertained tn,
Guild of Emmanuel church at lunch.
con Friday; her guests were Mrs
". H. Benson, Mrs. C. O. Rapelje
Mrs. G. L. Candy, Mrs. w. H. Hunt
on and Miss Waldrip.
DR.. and Mrs. Harrison have re
tn rned from Seattle. where the,
spent the winter; the doctor will