The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-05
By BETTY BRAINERD
Bluke-Brophy


NJ. and Mrs. Henry F. Blake. was
married Saturday at high noon to
Mr.. Frank Cullen Rrophy. Of Art
npna. The ceremony took place IN
~. James cathedral by the solemn
ritual OF high mass, amidst eeanu
MI decorations and surrounded by
sr,~ndx who had known and loved
the bride since childhood
IKE all weddings. Il involved
.en~c Of sadness and loss. for Mr..
ana Mrs. Rrophy viii leave to make
their home IN Arizona IN the
hrtde. Seattle loses one OF the most
.,cpnhr and charming members OF
She Younger set. She Is n strikingly
beautiful brunette, tall and wiliowS.
ehe was graduated at Sacred Heart
ccnvent, of this city; attended fden
Mali. In Philadelphia. and finished
n Miss church's school In Boston.
The groom, who has been IRE
ouent visitor IN the city since the
announcement OF the engagement
ABOUT a year ago. has made many
frfend< who regret that he Is not
% make his home here.
Precisely at noon the bridal party
satered the cathedral TO the roman
u bridal chorus from Lohengrin'
plnyed BY the orsanist OF the cathe-
AL The bride was attended BY
- sister Miss Alice Blake. The
Art1e wore a handsome white satin
eown. draped with chiffon. finished
a she bottom with harem effect.
The sleeves and the gtrdle were OF
Duchesse lace. Failing from the
shoulders. and caught In at the
vunlstlire. was a court train. The
veil fen In folds to tho edge OF
~ train In the hack. and In front.
oxer the face 20 the girdie. IL was
caught up with orange blossoms.
me only ornament the bride wore
- I diamond and platinum pen
Gant. . gift from the groom. who
brought II from Paris She carried
4 bouauet of white roses and sar'
H<nias-
Miss Alice Blake. whose beauty
~ no less noticeable than her ste
oorsp. wore q combination gown OF
I1eee blue and orchid gsorgetts
&rrpe. with orchid.hued hat Shs
enrried pink roses and sweet peas
Nm. Blake. the brides mother
wore I handsome gown IN orchid
( nHndes from purple to mature chill
s IN.
The wedding ritual was accom-
unnicd BY the choir In the hisf
mass music. Bishop Edward J
orpea officsased. The best man wa
~. Henry Farnum. Of New Haven
/. Cpnn.. who Is q graduate Of th'
a 49, Of II OF Yale. and q class
mnas Of the groom's- The usher
wnre Mr.. sydney Peters. Mr.. Gu
III Back and Mr.. Charles Dona
-. The attendance at the cathe
Al was confined TO intimat
fr1onds. Following the ceremony.
& vo1dlng luncheon was served .
~ home OF Mrs Blake.
Ipe church was iavishiy decor
annn. the chief floral motif beinl
&xrraneeas. These were contrasts
16h Easter lilies. sprays Of whicl
3 <nro tied 70 the psws- In ths pris
1rn we're Tx girl friends Of IN
,<3p: Nj Elspeth McEwan. Mis-
1nanerfne Jerome. Miss Doroth
nw1ne, Miss Judith Gibbs. Mis-
In1hIeen DonAhue. and Miss Dot
6ohy McEwan.
Among the out-oftown guests
~ ceremony were Capt Wuisar
& - Mrs. Brophy and Miss Eienit
y uxuphy. parents and sister OF IN
room. who arrived Friday mornin
NUN their home. Bisbee. Arizon'
9 attend the wedding.
\. Al the wedding luncheon Mh
Madeline Booth proved the luck
/ lid By catching the bridal bouque
After the luncheon the bride an
\ eruom left for an extended trip
1T until September. They ha,
- plans and expect to wand'
wherever fancy guides. The brio
wore = black moire silk suit with
mack Milan hat. She wore co
naee bouquet Of pink roses and Ia
pnder. sweet peas. Mr.. and Mr.
Brophy will make their home elth'
n Bisb<e or Phoenix. Arizona
Mr.. Brophy received his dischars
from the United States army tw
months ago. having received a lie
1onants commission. He was
f1rst stationed at Camp Lewis. r
then went across with the 81
livision, returning with the 34sth
Camp Lewis.
Mr.. Blake, father of the brid
= in Red Cross work In warsa'
Rolnnl, 30 could not be present
The wedding. Mr.. Frank Near
caves the bride away.