The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22

as one. After the usual congratula-
| tions had been given, the wedding
party, which consisted of only the
families of the bride and groom, and
a friend or two, sat down to a SPLEEN
did dinner that was greatly enjoyed.
The bride wore a white silk MESA
line dress trimmed in clover leaf
lace, while the groom wore the popu-
lar blue. A large number OF. friends
wish them a happy voyage over LIES
sea. .H
WHITE-HOWARD OF the mar
riage of d former well known and
most popular Oskaloosa girl, but for
a number of years resident OF Cal
ifornia, the Whittier (CaL) News OF
June 80 says: r ...s
A simple and informal wedding in
which many local society people ana
college friends were interested was
that of Miss Hazel A. Howard and
Herbert e, White which was solem-
MEL at the home of the brides moth
Ell, Mrs. Cora Howard of Berkeley Way
last evening before an assembly OF
nearly hundred guests.
The ceremony uniting in wedlock
these two well known educators OF
the Pacific coast, was performed by
President Absolem RosenBerger,
former president OF Penn College at
Oskaloo3a, Iowa, and President
Thomas Newlin formerly of Whittier
College now president OF Guilforu
College. North Carolina.
The bridal pair stood before an al
tar arrangement of ferns and roses,
pink and green being the color motif
predominating in all of the floral dec.
orations. On either side of the be-
trothed pair stood tall pedestal sur
mounted by guided baskets of pink
roses.
The nuptial music was pleasing
feature of this happy occasion. Men
delssohn's ever beautiful Spring Song
was rendered as duet by Miss LII
cile Wilson and Bailey Howard with
violin oblgato by Miss Hazel Wal
| lace, Miss Lila Coffin at the piano,
and it was to the strains. of the same
song played by Miss Wallace and
Miss Coffin that the bridal pair en-
tered the living room where the nup'
tial knot was tied.
Following the invocation by Pres
idont Newlin, Bailey Howard, a
brother of the bride, sang HarkeT's
20, Perfect Love" The bridal pair
were attended only by Eldine Hamm,
as ring bearer. -.
The bride wore a gown of crepe de
chene and geOrgetta crepe and car
;Tied an arm bouquet of brides roses,
lilies of tho valley and maiden hair
ferns. Few brides are SO fortunate in
the adornment3 of their wedding
robes. Miss HowarIs gown was
jcmbellished with crystal bead trim
mings that were used upon her moth
cr's wedding gown. The beaded. lace
formed tablier effect down the front
of the gown, and a band across the
back gave a Vatican effect.
1 The gown was made with court
train caught to the body of the dress
in pannier effects with tiny bouquets
Of. natural orange blossoms.
| Included in the bridal trOsSeau was
priceless handkerchief Of real lace,
the wedding handkerchief of Miss
Towards grandmother
The brides mother wore her we'd
ding gown of elegant white brocaded
satin draped with black Chantilly
lace. The quaint gown was made
with full skirt with rose pleating at
/ the hem and a pointed bodice, with
| lace draped coral collar -. +
Following the congratulations a
two course collation. was served by
the members of Miss Towards Latin
class at the Whittier College. These
young ladies are the Misses Madge
| Horton, Hazel Burdg, Gladys Scale,
! Verna McFadden, Olive Milhous. Eth
ell King, Myrtle Allen and Elma
! Gregg. -.... -
The bride Is the only daughter of
Mrs. Cora Howard and is a rarely
beautiful young woman, She is a
graduate of Penn College and a
graduate student Of Bryn Mawr. She
has been member of the Whittier
College faculty for the past eight
Years. So
| Mr.. White Is graduate of Earl
ham college, graduate student oil
the University of Chicago and Uni
yersity of California. He was a tea
cher and athletic. director In Whittier
College, and South Pasadena High
school and called to Whittier High
lschool for next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, left last even
ling for honeymoon trip and on
their return will make Whittier their
home.
] Out of town guests were the father
land sister OF the bridegroom, ID. O.
white and Miss Helen White OF iYor.
ba Linda; Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Howard, Robert Howard, Mr.. and
MRS t. G. Carey; Miss Louise Carey
LOT Eagle Rock; Mrs. w. II. Gleason
,.of Oskaloosa, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
4 Duffey OF Redondo; Mrs. Sadie II
White OF Hollywood; DR. x. j. John
Ison and mother, Mrs. Johnson. Rob
Iert Hadden. Lynn Spencer, Mr., am
Mrs. Upjobn. all Of South Pasadena
land the following from Los Angelea;
Mrs Lucille Wilson. Miss Alice VIII
son, Mrs. William Plummer and daugf
ter, Miss June Plummer.
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