The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-03
Gruhom-Fisher Wedding E
orsce Phone. Mein 500

One OF the ioveliest OF weddings
In every detail was that OF Miss
Juanita Fizher to Mr.. David Good
now Graham which was solemnizcd
last night at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. q. ID. Fisher.
In the presence OF some 200 guests,
all relatives and close friends OF
the two families. The service was
read BY the Rev. W, /. Graham,
grandfather OF the groom. who
came west for the occasion.
The bride. lovely brunette. made
an unfergetahle picture as she en-
tered the drawing room on her fath.
cr's arm. Her dress was OF ivory
satin trimmed with orange bios
SONS, and made with bodice of
duchesse lace. The neck was square
and the short, fiimy sleeves were
bcriered with lace. The ankle
length skirt was beautifully drapcd.
and . long court train fell from
the shoulders. where u was caught
with orange blossoms. The tulle
veil was even longer than the train
and arranged In an unusually be
coming manner. Fine ruchings OF
the miis covered the back Of the
brides hair. rising high like a re
versed corcnet and confined by a
band OF orange blossoms over the
forehead. she carried shower
bouquet OF white orchids and sweet
peax. Her only ornament was a
Beautiful necklace OF pearls.
The maid Of honor. Miss Irene
r1shcr. the brides sister. was
charming In her gown Of orchid
georgette crepe draped over orchid
satfn and trimmed with exquisite
handmade flowers OF the georgette
and satin. She carried a large bou
Quet OF ophelia roses.
The four bridesmaids. Miss Stella
Accolla. Miss Farris Norton. Miss
Katherine Burrill and Miss Julia
y5sher. all wore gowns similar TO
Miss Irene Fishers and also carried
bouquets OF ophella roses.
Miss Harriet Baxter and Miss
Olive Leonard assisted the bride
with her train. Mr.. John Lore
Loche was best man.
Mrs. Fishers gown was OF bro.
cAded chiffon OF soft. becoming blue.
draped over burnt orange satin.
The ceremony was performed In
the main drawing room OF the
spaeious Fisher home before an Inn
prcvised altar In the bay window.
where two satin cushions were shell
tered by q canopy OF tall sword
ferns and hucklcberry intsriaced.
Deep pink gIadioii were massed In
circles. q vivid relief against the
solid green. Little posts wound with
ferns and topped with bouquets Of
rink roses and asters were connect.
Cd with ribbons to form the aisle
thru which the wedding party pro
oseded-
In the reception room the mu
Glcians were screened behind a lat.
tice Of Ivy and huckieberry. The
dlning groom had masses OF opheiia
rosss and pink asters on che table
and buffet
Presiding over the wedding sup
Per In the dining-room were Mrs.
w. l. Rhodes. Mrs. Frank Bur.
rcughs. Mrs. T. II. Hamlln and
Ma William Pigott- Assisting Mrs.
Fisher Ia entertaining the guests
were Mrs. George A. Spangenbcrg.
Mr.. A. r. Lieweiiyn. Mrs. J. How
ard Allen. jr.. and Mrs. John Loche.
The bride Travelled In a suit OF
midnight blue duvetyn trimmed with
mole. with which she wore small
black velvet hat which turned up
from her face and was trimmed
solely with q large molecoiored or
nament-
For weeks Mrs. Graham has been
greatly feted, for she IL very popu-
lar and her loss Will be deeply felt.
The destination OF the wedding
trip was kept secret. Mr. and Mrs.
Graham win not return to Seattle
bat viii continue on to Cambridge.
Mass. where they will make their
home for the next two years.