Arizona republican., 1915-03-03
CASA DE ROSAS FITTING
 SCENE FOR THE NUPT|ALS

tie cap and orange blossoms and the brides boquet was a shower of rose buds and lilies of the valley.
 There were two matrons of hon. or, the brides sister Mrs. Sidney Clearinghouse, and Mrs Anthony Be- geer of The Hague. Mrs. Bedding house wore a graceful gown of Brus sels lace and net. The pink taffeta girdle outlined in French flowers was shadowed in lace and the smartly tailored sash end was bordered in a flat row of flowers. She and Mrs. Begeer. who was handsome in white chiffon and lace over white char mouse, carried shower boquets of spring flowers.
 The bridesmaids, Miss Marian Dor ris, Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Selma Goldberg, and Miss Harriett Hur- ley all wore white net costumes with touches of contrasting colors. Miss Doris looked charming in her effective gown made over net embroidered in roses. The high waist girdle of yellow taffeta gave an Empire effect, that was most be- coming. The coft net folds that came from the shoulders ended midway in the skirt and was caught with chiffon rosebuds similar to those that fell in a shower from the short sleeves. A tailored sash of taffeta and cord of taffeta and roses that hemmed the skirt gave the very last touch of charm. Miss Doris carried Pan arm boquet of marigolds. Exquistely dainty was Miss Will sons gown. Numerous tiny ruffles emphasized the scalloped edge of the skirt. The flounces like the under heath net were ornamented with hundreds of handmade pink shiffon roses. The high taffeta girdle was pink in color and had distinctive ends. There was just a suggestion of sleeve in the bit of ruffle over the shoulder. She carried pink car nations
 Miss Goldberg's empire gown car ried the violet tcne in the velvet band that bordered the skirt, and the velvet ribbons that joined the wreaths of pink and violet flowers that trim med the pretty frock. The underneath net, too, was adorned with the little French garlands. Her boquet was | of violets.
 l A touch of green was given Miss Hurley's costume in taffeta. Cir dIed in taffeta of emerald and ruffled in lace it was an unusually charming gown. The ruffles were set in seal | lOps from beneath which came 2 suggestion of small green satin roses The flowers she carried were white narcissus and maiden hair ferns.
 Little Miss Elizabeth Gillespie was the flower girl and wore a sheer white Swiss embroidery frock, with an Empire sash of pink. She car ried q French basket of rose petals and from it's handle fell a shower of pink and white forget nots.
 Jefferson Eskew of Charleston West Virginia, acted as best mar and the ushers were Sidney Bedding house, William P. Hawley, of New York, Lawrence Lewis of White Sul- phur Springs, Arthur Hahn and Hug Marshall, and Robert Beardsley.
 Reverend Henry Martyr Campbell read the service.
 A reception followed the ceremony Mrs. Doris, Mrs. C. D. Doris, Mrs Lewis and Miss Grace Sherwood, as- sisting, the bridal party in receiving. Mrs. Doris wore beautiful sleeve less gown of silver net embroidered in gold and silver over white char. mouse. A cord of gold about thu satin skirt and an underneath drapt and sash of soft old rose crepe gavt character to the costume.
 Mrs. c. D. Doris, an aunt of tn, bride wore black charmeuse ant chiffon beautifully embroidered il jet.
 MT. Lewis mother, Mrs. Thornton Lewis of White Sulphur Springs wal stunning in a sleeveless gown O. crystals and canary colored char mouse.
 Miss Sherwood of Munich, was at tractive in Drecol gown of whit, charmeuse. The skirt had a two tie
 tunic of silver lace and tulle and tn,
 smart blouse combined satin an,
 tulle unrelieved by color.
 Dancing in the drawing room an,
 reception hall was enjoyed until mid
 night when a buffet supper wa
 served. The dining room also her
 aided springs coming in the flow
 CTS it contained. At either end O
 the table were lovely old fashione,
 combinations of bloom with the ia vorite touch of mignonette The brides table was in the base
 ment that had been transformed int
 a Japanese bower, brilliant in orien