The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-08-15
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runited in marriage to Mr.. Burton
Sfephen Radford of Seattle. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev M. A. Mathews of Seattle in
the gar'en under a pergola draped
with fishnet filled with vines and
ferns. The walk leading from the
house to the pergola down which the
bridal procession passed was over
S,une with fishnet filled with vines
and enclosed with ropes of white ev-
er,astipg flowers. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Lulu
SHEPPARD johnson of Seattle. The
gsride was gowned in ivory char
unense satin and carried shower
bouquet of white sweet peas and
lilies of the valley. Miss Isabel
Gibson. sister of the bride was maid
of honor and wore pale blue chiffon
~,ver silk trimmed with shadow lace
ssrd a girdle of violet velvet. She
vxore black picture hat, and car
wied a shower bouquet of lavendar
sweet peas tied with pale blue rib
BON. The Misses Georgia Gibson
cousin of the bride and Marion Rad
ford, sister of the groom, were brld-
eesnaids and wore gowns OF pale
I5fue silk draped in lavendar and
carried shower bouquets of laven-
edar sweet peas and wore large bows
.of lavendar maline in their hair.
Little Virginia Gibson. niece OF the
bride made dainty flower girl in
white carrying a basket OF white
sweet peas. The groom and gooms-
xnar. Mr.. Henry Sander wore white
serge suits. Messrs Walter Rad
lord and Edward Gibson were the
eushers. The wedding breakfast
WAS served in the garden where the
tables were laid. Dainty flower
Baskets hung among the trees while
SHASTA daisies and old fashioned hol-
sly hooks made a pleasing back
sground. After toasts were given
sand responded to. launch convey
esd The bridal party to Bellingham.
The bride is member of the Kappa
Alpha Theta Sorority class of 10 U &.
eof w. Mr.. Radford is employed in
sthe national Bank of Commerce in
Seattle. Tha young couple will re-
sNde at Muskingum on Lake Wash
angton.
Mrs. Harding Cow entertained
with charming luncheon Wednes-
tday in honor of her niece. Miss Lii
Was Sutherland of Ballard, who is
spending the month with her. Her
guests were the Misses Madeline
Nicol. Lois Thomas. Lucille Baker.
Blanche Light. Maud Head. Jessie.
SOLVE and Mary Moran and guest
e3f the latter. Miss Louise Crow.
Miss Templin entertained Wednes-
day with prettily appointed lunch
<eon in honor of TIE Misses Helen
donovan. Florence Mackay and Ger
sEdine and Katherine Goodheart Of
Bellingham. who are spending the
week in the Reed cottage with Mrs.
j. j. Donovan and Mrs. DR.. Good
Saeart as chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gibson are en-
sSertaining the following guests
from Seattle, Mrs. Lulu Sheppard
johnson. Miss Mary Waller and
Misses Georgia and Ray Gibson.
Mrs. Robert Streeter Prussia of
Seattle, who has been the guest for
1.-THE past for tnight of her mother
Mrs. Rapelje, has returned to her
Saome.
Mrs. W. H. Benson and children
zand Miss Waldrip left Monday for
n visit in Bellingham.
They will stay at the home of
EMrs. H. B. Paige while she visits
Alaska. They expect to be gone
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Harrison left
"Wednesday for Bellingham where
tShey will be the guests of their
slaughter Mrs. M. b. Thatcher.
William Gibson, Jr. of Portland
and Edward Gibson of Seattle came
alp last week to attend the wedding
of their sister.
Mrs. Luther Sutherland has as
sner guest her sister Mrs. Boys of
Portland.
Mrs. Royal Night of Bellingham
land Mrs. Arthur Redmond OF
Seattle. who have been the guests
of Miss Grace Cramer. left for their
MONIES Tuesday.
Mrs. John Sutherland left with
her daughter Miss Lillias Suthe,
'iand for Seattle Monday where the,
will visit relatives till Miss Suther.
Z and leaves on her return trip te
Paris.
Mrs. G. Foster Burroughs enter.
Gained at dinner last week in honor