Arizona republican., 1916-09-17

Miss Cogswells were made with COTS age bodice and full -draped skirt with big silver butterflies between the shoulders Each member of the trio carried single tall pink taper from which fell a shower of Cecil Bruner rosebuds and gauge ribbons.
 The flower girls were the little Misses Frances Bledsoe, daughter of | Judge and Mrs. Benjamin F. Bledsoe | of Los Angeles and Elizabeth Zilles of I this city. They wore dainty little white | frocks with huge butterfly bows at the | back and pink tulle bows in their hair | and carried garden hats filled with pink rose petals which they scattered | in the brides pathway.
 Little Jalne Bailey daughter of Dr. 1 and Mrs. Nelson Bailey of Berkeley, assisted as ring bearer, carrying the ring on a white brocade satin pillow and attending her. to see that there were no mishaps on the way to the altar. was Master Cupid himself in the person of Tiny Mary Thomas of Phoenix. The dimpled darling who | is known in the family circle at her own request as Mary Darling" made a very charming Cupid. indeed, with her barred feet and shoulders. hair caught high on the head with q Cupid arrow and the great butterfly wings that seemed real enough to carry the tiny miss away.
 1 Music was very special feature of the ceremony Miss Bertha Weber presiding at the organ. gave "Morn- ing" by Grieg. as the opening number and as companion piece played "Cerenade" by Pierne. Marion smith. of Hollywood, sang At Dawning." by Eberhart- -Cadman and 70, Promise Me" and other vocal numbers, con tributed by Mrs. Charles W. Allison of Indianapolis Ind. were My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" by Saint Saens and T Hid My Love In a Rose" Mrs. T. F. Guerin followed with a violin selection. Meditation" from the opera Thais and the strains of the prelude to the "Lohengrin" wedding march were then taken up by the organ as the bridal party began the march to the altar. group 0f young women singers in a rear balcony joining their voices with the tones of the instru - ment as the music progressed to the words of the chorus. The singers were Mrs C. w. Guerin Miss Ruth Reyn- f olds Miss Margaret Dills Miss Ine7
 Payton of Los Angeles Miss Martha Armstrong and Mrs. Allison.
 The bridal party. led by the fair
 
 the further aisle and were met there , by Mir. Bennett and his best man, Gai ] Van den Braak of Pasadena, Delta
 Epsilon Fraternity brother of Stanford University. There. under an arci made from trumpet vine blossoms 1T [ a delicate shade of pink with plumosui ; ferns intermingled. the marriage VOW. 2 were spoken. Suspended from the arct was q wedding bell of ferns and pinl carnations and atop of it big jaunty l bow of pink tulle. Bay trees al eithel } side and palms at the back completed B the arrangement, which proved a mos l. effective setting for the bridal group. . Ferns marked the entrance to tn, : pews and in the church parlor. wher e the couple stood to greet their friend ,. at the close of the service there wer | big punches of dahlias in some of tn = exquisite autumn shades. Music wa ! a feature. too of the reception Mrs 2 Spence and the Misses Helen Ranger . and Gladys Hoskins with Albert Broal 5 and Alfred Preciado. pupils of Mis- Downing in the school orchestra las year. presenting an appropriate pro gram. Punch and wafers were serve by a quartet of the younger friends O
 the bride. the Misses Virginia Shit
 of Hollywood; Alleen Evans of Pomo s nd, BarDafa BledSOe or Los Angeles
 and Marian Bennett of Phoenix, a sis
 ter of the bridegroom.
 II Still another group of girl friend
 assisting was that including the ush
 CTS. Miss Downing's most intimat
 high school associates two of ther ' in pink gowns and two in white to har
 monize with the general color effect ( | the wedding appointments They wer \ the Misses Marguerite Seaver, Haz, \ Forester. Mary Nesbit and Gertrud | Rockingham of Los Angeles.
 The pretty custom of throwing th
 brides bouquet was observed an | Cupid's favorite on this occasion prove to be Miss Mary Nesbit. whom the sl little love god thus singled out for a
 early conquest
 Among the handsome gowns note
 were those of the brides mother Mir F.. L. Downing. who was in orch georgette crepe over satin with silly,
 trimmings, and Mrs. Walter Bonnet
 mother of the bridegroom, who wo
 silver grey silk net over satin vii