The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Butler-HarriRgton
Nuptials

Youth and beauty marked the
wedding OF Miss Catherine Butler.
daughter OF MIR, and Mrs. Jason II.
Butler, and Ensign Elliott Dean
Harrington. L, $. y. OF Elkhorn.
Wis. which was solcmnizcd yestcr-
day afternoon az ST Marks church.
The six bridesmaids made a "a.
diaat and exquisite picture which will
long be remembered by the guests.
Miss Frances Oldham. gowned In a
lavender he.rufflcd organdie. walked
with Miss Rowena WaShburn. OF
New York. who wore yellow organ
die. Next came Miss Alice Blake.
clad In pink organdie. ana Miss
Eleanor Keith. in pale green Miss
Alice Hole was in n rosc colorcd or
Eandie. and Miss Phyllis Rlake wore
n golden brown Picture hats. made
Of the same color organdic as their
gowns. werc worn by the brides.
maids. and they carried quaint little
old.fashloncd bouquets.
Following the bridesmaids were
little Catherine Poe and Mary Old.
ham. flower girls. dressed In dainty
white organdie dresses and carrying
baskets formed OF sweet peas. which
held baby roses
Miss Clara Emory vas stunning in
a beautiful orchid colorcd crepe de
chine frock. with which she wore a
pale pink crepe dc chine hat and
carried an arm bouquet Of pink roses
and gardenias.
Mr.. Roger Meade Of Denver was
hest man, and the ushers were MIR.
Hen Fox Butler. brother OF tho bride.
Mr.. Keneim winslow. Mr., Dcwolfe
Emory. MIR. Thomas S. Grant. Mr..
Marshall Allen and Mr.. Forest Tuck
er.
The bride was given IN marriage
BY her father She was charming in
q white satin gown with tulle and
silver lace trimmings From her
shoulders fell a court train OF white
satin. Her veil. which WAS caught
with point lace and orange blossoms.
was fashioned at the back OF her
head in a bow effect. She carried
a shower bouquet OF white orchids.
gardenias and lilies II the valley.
A quartette composed OF Mrs.
Frederic Bentley. Mrs. Clair. Farms
worth. Mrs. Katherine Kirkwood
1vcy and Mrs. Gilrner Pryor sang the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin. and
a. the bridal party advanced to the
altar rail they sang. 'oh. Perfee,
Love"
Rev. Ernest Vincent shaylor on
ezated.
Mrs. Butler. mother of the bride.
wore handsome blue gown trimmed
with silver and metal cloth. and a
hat OF black tulie. She had n cor.
sage Of orchids.
Mrs Grant ID. Harrington. mother
Of the groom. wore a gray crepe de
chine gown trimmed with coral and
: hat to match
Mrs. Edward r. Kelley. OF Chica-
20. wore dress OF white crepe de
chine and a white hat
Following the church ceremony. ut
O'Clock. reception was held at
the Sunset club There were three
tables. one In the private dining
runm and the other two in the lanai.
Presiding alternately at the ten
tables were Mrs. Henry r. Blake
Ma w. c. Keith. Mrs. G. Aston
HoIe. Mrs. Il. c. Moffatt. Mrs. James
Goldsmith and Mrs. A. III. Anderson.
and assisting about the rooms were
Mrs. J. T.. Ryan. Mrs. A. r. LeBal.
lister. Mrs. II. c. Peters. Mrs. NJ +.
pY1ham. Mrs. William Clyde Brown.
Mrs. James Shailenbergvr. Mrs. c.
H. Lilly. Mrs. Grant u. Harrington.
~ EIkhorn. Wis. Mrs. Edward r.
Kelley OF Chicago. Mrs. Clark and
16rs- sfoddard.
Beautiful peonles. roses and sweet
peas were everywhere In profusion
about the rooms. and the tea tables
were exquisite with flowers. The
table In the private dining room held
two cakes one surmourfed BY a
bride. and the other with n heart
Dancing was enjoyed BY members
u the young set until O'Clock.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington left
81 their air toys. by machine. for the
Boeing hangar on Lake Union. where
they started their honeymoon with a