Arizona republican., 1914-10-13
PHOENIX GIRL
 BECOMES BRIDE
Wedding Last Night of Miss Abbie Pickrell to Charles c. Isham at the Home of the Brides Parents on North Seventh Avenue

In a setting of beauty that eX- pressed the golden glow of autumn,
 Miss Abbie Pickrell and Charles Isham were married last evening at the home
 of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. William S. Pickrell of 364 North Sev-
 enth avenue.
 The Pickrell residence lends itself well to decorations and the wedding
 had all the charm of an exquisitely ap- pointed affair and an exclusive guest list, for only the relatives and a few
 close friends were present at the cere-
 mony and at the delightful reception that followed.
 The library was converted into a floral chapel the tops of the low book cases that line the walls. being banked with pepper boughs interspersed with white roses. At the west end of the long room, greenery combined with
 lovers knots of white tulle formed an artistic canopy beneath which an altar
 was improvised. Massed high in the background were boughs of peppers and sprays of feathery ferns, the vivid
 greens making more effective the white satin and tulle altar. In the hall the seasons favorite color. yellow, pre- dominated in the tone of the decora- tive scheme. Greenery festooned the
 stairway and the newel post was topped with a chrysanthemum cluster.
 Brass bowls filled with the flowers
 were placed in every niche and corner
 with charming effect.
 Promptly at the appointed hour
 eight o'clock, to the strains or Lohen-
 grin, played by Mrs William E. Deity,
 the bridal party descended the stair
 way led by the bridesmaids Miss Ruth
 Ainsworth and Miss Ruth Jessop. They
 were most attractive in similar gowns
 of white net The ruffles that com posed the skirt were finished with tiny
 folds of yellow charmeuse that also
 edged the V-shaped surplice waist A
 girdle of charmeuse completed the cos
 tume They carried arm boquets of yellow chrysanthemums.
 Mrs. Arthur John McNeil of Tucson, was matron of honor in beautiful and becoming gown of yellow charmeuse ruffled in lace. The waist of chiffon and lace had modish shawl effect conceived of lace. The basque girdle was of gold tissue The flowers she
 held were white chrysanthemums.
 Little Miss Charlyn Christy in a
 dainty white lingerie frock carrying
 basket of yellow rose petals, preceded
 the bride who entered with her father.
 She was lovely in her bridal gown of
 white charmeuse and Brussels net The
 skirt was ornamented in the rare old net and corresponding net yelled the bodice of wonderful Venetian lace. The mosquitaire sleeves were of net. The court train that fell from the should CTS was outlined with a ruche of tulle and lilies of the valley. Her long tulle veil was gracefully arranged and caught into band of orange blossoms. She carried a shower boquet of lilies of the valley.
 Mrs. Pickrell wore a handsome gown of Brussels net over white charmeuse. The lace of the bodice was draped with gold filet.
 Morris Carpenter acted as best man and Dean Scarlett of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral read the impressive double | ring service.
 Following the ceremony buffet sup per was served The yellow and green | tones that prevailed throughout the house were accentuated in the dining room decoration. The candles were
 shaded in gold and cast soft pretty
 tint that also radiated from q basket