The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-30
SOCIETY


Trinity Parish. which II small
eAupch. possesses quality OF friend
1tnees and Intimacy which larger and
u<Aeoaicr churches lack. This was
nar<icularly noticeable last evening
Al the weddlng Of Miss Doris Ives
ond Mr.. Paul wilbur Masters. which
was fine and beautiful in It's sim.
pllclty. Palms stood against the
ohnncel rail. and roses and chrysan.
ohomunS were about the altar. ht
with the fiickcrlng glow Of tall
Gnshedrni candles.
Thcra were four bridesmaids. Miss
CYNTHIA Robertson and Miss kath'
crime Jerome were In gowns OF pale
niue satin. made with tight hodicca
vWr ribbons. and overSkirts Of silver
1Mco hung ever miniature hoops.
Vt6e on the sides and nat in front
strictly according 10 the new silhou'
19(c. Their hats were fashioned with
crowns Of the lace and softly plated
me1n hrfms turned up from the
49,. and they carried ophella roses
~ with saucy bows Of blue ribbon.
The other two bridesmaid. Miss
XnthArinc Crawford and Miss
Xoullnc Smith. wore gowns similarly
&uui.ed. but OF orchid satin. hung
nm silver lace and tied with silver
nl1&on. The hats. like the dresses
Wogo somewhat similar. In that they
~ had upturncd brims and were
MnAo Of the lace and satin. but ike
~ dresses. no two were exactly
\ ~ same. Bows OF orchid ribbon
4 "a their bouquets OF ophelia roses.
n1lnS Alice Ives. the brides sister
>m1 maid OF honor. wore palest pink.
Vnnoly becoming TO her blond pretts
go made with snug little
V6lne Of cloth OF silver. and the mar.
~ underskirt with the fun silver
rn tunic like the other dresses.
nroya Of exquisite French rozebuds
m4f1ned the shoulder. were knotted
y n ~ ribbon girdic and adorned the
Xuupd sides Of the skirt. Her hat
80 of net and silver lace. with rose
80 trimming. and she carried
Uno11ns tied with pink bow.
j ~ bride. given In marriage by
Gr brother. Mr.. Lawrence Ives.
& petite and lovely in her
n Of heavy ivory satin.
~ over the hips and draped with
B 80 ACE. A long tulle train wore
~ sprays OF orange blossoms and
~ circles of ostrich tips To prove
80 different from all other trains.
1ch alxo outlined the drapery on
o11pp. The tuilc veil was caught
re ~ dark hair with orange bios
- and held In place over tho fore
Il n11 with a double strand of pearls,
her flowers were a beautiful
ninnticn Of deep cream roses
Nd oechids and gardenlas In shower
~ service was read by Rev.
rnry J. Burton. MIR. William Lewis
wna best man. and the four
- were Mr.. Harold Speldel. Mr..
ut Fox. Mr.. Edward shannon
Mr. Lawrence Calvert.
o11owing the ceremony wedding
Dor was served at the Tennis
for the immediate members OF
~ bridal party. with Mrs Nj. f.
XVuR. the brides mother. as hostess.
81 NJ. and Mrs. Masters will live In
3 rnxile when they return from their
11tne trip Mrs Masters travel
cuntume was n one piece dress of
III 6uvctyn trimmed with beaver.
mnrt little hat to match. and a
~1vn fur coat.
ke attended the University OF
rhlngtcn for two years and IL a
- Phi Hefa. - Winsofuc ana
ring and well beloved by many
z ~. Masters Is the son OF Mr.
- Masters of Oakland. Cal.
- been here only n short tirne
"A M wnn fve months overseas with
4 18th division and was decorated
~ the Croix de Gucrre.
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