Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-20
Pfeiff -Tierney Wedding.

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| While the first snowhakes OF win
ter fell thick and fast without, the
marriage OF Miss Ethel Margaret
Tierney, daughter Of Mr.. George w.
Tierney, to Mr. Frank T, Pfeiffer,
son Of Mrs. Mary Pfeiffer, was sol
emnized by the Rev. R. J. Judge at
Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock this
morning.
J The altar was banked with palms
! and ferns, among which white candles
fickered. Yellow chrysanthemums,
tied with tulle bows, decked the pews.
The Mendelssohn and Lohengrin
wedding marches accompanied the en-
trance and exit OF the bridal party.
In addition to the choral songs, Mrs.
]. c. Reed sang an Ave Maria.
The bride wore gown OF .lesh-col.
ored silk tulie made over cloth OF
silver. Embroidery Of silver covered
the bodice and formed a deep girdle,
Angel sleeves OF tullc were edged
with silver. A bouffant skirt OF tulle
with ruffle, edged with silver braid,
was finished with long court train
Of fesh-colored satin. The French
cap veil fell to the end Of the train.
Her divisible bouquet was OF brides
roses and valley lilies. Her only or.
nament was a diamond and pearl
brooch, the gift Of the bridegroom.
| Three. distinct types, the Titan, the
blonde and the brunette, were the
maid Of honor and the two brides.
maids. Miss Fern Wallace, maid OF
honor, wore frock Of deep lavender
silk tulle over cloth Of silver. A
bodice Of silver cloth with }. angel
sleeves OF tulle, was embroidered with
iridcscent beads and caught in the
center front with gold and silver
rose. The short, full silver cloth skirt
had a double oyerdrape of tulle, edged
with silver braid, which fell In four |
points below the petticoat Pannier
sides were finished with embroidery
OF iridescent beads. A fluffy drape Of
tullc fell from the shoulder. Silver
slippers and hose and a crownless hat
OF silver lace, with an arm bouquet Of
violets and white roses, completed
this costume.
Miss Viola Morearty wore deep yell
low silk tulle over cloth Of gold with
trimmings Of gold lace. The bodice
Of gold cloth had angel sleeves. A
short full skirt Of gold cloth was COW
cred with a Billie Burke overdrape Of
tulle trimmed with gold lace. From
the wiring at the hips the tullc fell
into little pockets caught with tiny
yellow rosebuds. A short panel Of
gold lace fell over the back. A crown
less hat Of gold lace, gold slippers and
hose and an arm bouquet Of yellow
chrysanthemums we're the finishing
touches.
Miss Helen Anderson wore a gown
Of orchid silk tulle over cloth Of silver,
with bodice similar to that Of the
other bridesmaid. Her short, full
skirt had draped ruff1e Of tulle en-
broidered in silver and wired in hoop
effect She also wore crownless
Lat Of silver. silver slippers and hose,
and carried pink roses.
Following the ceremony wedding |
breakfast was served at the home Of
Mr.. George w. Tierney. Baskets Of
pink rosebuds and chrysanthemums
decorated the house. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pfeiffcr left this afternoon for Chi
eago enroute to Columbus, Ind,
where theySgo to attend the marriage
of their brother, Mr.. Charles Pfciffer,
to Miss Helen Kitzinger They will
visit Kansas City and St. Louis be-
fore their return to Omaha, where
they will be at home in the Angelus
after November rs