Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
MISS METZ MARRIED
TO WILLIAMSCHNORR
BAlliant Social Affair Attended by
Swell Set Is Solemnized at All
Saints Episcopal Church.
RECEPTION AT FAMILY HOME


daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Metz,
became the bride Wednesday Of Will
liam Frederick Schnorr Of Council
Bluffs. The nuptial rites were solem-
nized at All Saints church al o'clock
by the rector, Rev, 7. J. Mackay
Al the hour appointed, to the
strains OF the Lohengrin wedding
march, came the pink, blue and sill
yer bridal professional with Miss
Gertrude Metz. maid Of honor, lead.
N6&, followed by the matron of honor
aMfs. Charles r. Metz. and the brides
maids, Miss Alice Judge Of ST. Louis,
Mss Olga Metz and Miss Marion
v~%~ihn.
Enters With Father.
Then came the bride on the arm
Of her father in wedding gown with
court train five and half yards
long and bridal veil extending the full
length. The foundation Of the brides
robe was flesh colored tulle with pet
ticoat Of white chiffon richly en-
broidered in silver. The robe itself
was cloth Of silver, skirt in bouffant
fashion over the hips. The bodice was
close fitting with a deep point in
front, higher in the back and finish
ed with a bolero Of white chiffon
heavily embroidered in silver. The
court train Of white chiffon, lined
with flesh colored tulle, was caught to
the shoulders with pearls. Silver slip
pcrs with silver fiiagree bows were
worn. The veil was dainty, fluttering
mist OF flesh colored tulle, held close
10 the head with natural orange bios
SONS, The only ornament worn was
the bridegroom's gift, diamonds set in
lsplattinum. The bride carried shower
Vbouquet Of pale lavender orchids with
Z lilies Of the valley
The same color scheme was follow
ed throughout IN the gowns Of the at
tendanis with an artistic touch Of ar
rangement with each gown, giving a
differing mode to fit the individuality
Of the wearer without making a yari-
ance in the all-together.
The skirts were uniformly ten inch
es from the floor and ten yards width
at the hem.
Miss Gertrude Metz, maid Of honor
and cousin 10 the bride, wore a pink
imported organdy with wide tucks
from belt TO hem, alternated with
bands OF silver ribbon with insets Of
crushed French rose buds.
Miss Alice Judges gown was of
pink French organdy, bodice close
fitting with bands Of silver ribbon,
and circular sleeves, doubled fabric,
and flaring well from the arm.
Magnificent Gowns.
Miss Olga Metz wore blue French
organdy, tight bodice with sleeves
and skirt with double pieot edged
rufhes. Narrow silver ribbons formed
square yoke effect Blue slippers
went with the gown
Miss Marion Kuhn was in pink aud
blue organdy arranged in banded ef-
feet The bodice was particularly
dainty, with its garlands OF crushed
French rose buds arranged in fes-
toons, trimming also carried out
on the skirt over the hips. Silver
slippers were worn.
The frock of Mrs. Charles Z. Metz,
the matron OF honor was distinctively
pretty with its embroidered rose buds
Of pink and blue ribbon The petit
coat OF silver lace fell over a blue
tafcta foundation with pronounced
bouffa1t effect
The attendants hats were in Wat
teau fashion, and made Of pink horse
ilair, lined with blue tullc. Little
clusters Of pink and blue rose buds
and forget-me-nots gave a fetching
touch OF trimming with dainty ef-
feet reached by the pink and blue
long streamers. The matron OF honor
and the bridesmaids carried princess
wicker baskets filled with sweetheart
roses and forget-me-nots. Miss Ger
trude Metz. the maid of honor car
ried an inverted French garden hat
with the same flowers.
Mrs. Fred Metz, the mother Of the
bride, wore an orchid pau de sole
gown with over drapery of orchid
chiffon embroidered in silver The
skirt was fashioned very full and
draped. The bodice was OF silver lace
and chiffon, high in the back and
low Y d front and loose three-quar-
ter sleeves
Ms Schnorr, the bridegroom's
mother, was IN mauve tulle, embroid-
cred IN gold and old rose over Geor-
gette crepe The bodice was cut In
a deep v and the short skirt draped.
a reception al the home of the
brides parents followed the cere.
mony, The porches oil the Metz resi-.
dence W enclosed ior the occasion
with ll,eir temporary walls covered
with southern smilaN and pockets OF
pink roses and spanish iris Punch
was served on the pnfehes from rustic
slumps surrounded by pink and blue
electric lights
Reception Brilliant Affair
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ug TuQut where the receiving party
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