The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-21
GHman-KimbaN Wedding

The sunset club was tho scene of
one OF the pretticst OF weddings Wed.
nosday evening when Miss Alice on.
man. daughter of MIR. and Mrs l.. &.
Gilman, became the bride OF Mr.
Fordham Bassctt Klmban OF Hood
River.
Tho broad steps OF the Sunset club
lent themselves beautifully 10 tho ar.
rangement OF the wedding.
An exquisite color scheme OF pink
and blue was carried turnout. The
bridal party came down the steps and
proceeded TO tho opposite end Of the
hall. where an improviaed altar was
arranged OF white hydrangeaa.
The ushers. composed OF MIR. Ben,
jamin Gilman. brother OF the bride.
MIR Albert Peters. MIR. Edwin Pooley
MIR Roy Kelley all OF Hood River.
led the bridal party down the stairs.
First came Mrs. Charles 7. Don.
worth In pink taffcta. carrying a
large armfui of blue hydrangeaa. and
Mrs. j. Thatcher Hodge In blue tai
fcta. carrying an artnful OF pink hy.
drangeas. Miss E,lma Collins wore a
pink mfIcta with an armful Of blue
hydranEeas and walked next with
MISS Katherine ifolbrook OF Port
land. who was Eowned in blue tafrcta
carrying pink hydrangeas, The
dresses we're OF individual style and
the bridesmaids wore smart French
turbans made ~ cloth OF silver with
white maiine forming a slight veil
over their faces and swathed around
their bonnetS falling In loose effect
down the back They all wore silver
slippers. Miss Ruth Gazzan. ma 4 Of
honor, wore blue crepe de chine en-.
hroidered In silver with rounces OF
lace and carried pink hydrsnKeas
Then came the bride. stunning
picture. on the arm OF her father.
wearing French mirror tarcta.
Handsomely EMBROIDERED with pearls.
The front wetding gown was
drapcd nI ..e u large bow at the
back. 90 which formed a
double train. which was edged with
Valencia cs lace. The sleeves were
bell shaped and lined with the most
delicate OF pale green chiffon. as was
the whole train,
A large bouquet Of water lilies
and white sweet peas was carried by
the bride. Her wedding veil OF tuiie
fell entirely over her dress and was
outlined with silver thread An at.
tractive face veil was drapcd from a
tullc coronet which was beaded with
pearls and caught with orange bios,
SONS
Little Mary Ann MeGiills was train
bearer. CARRIED In white orTanaie with
an Old fashioned poke bonnet OF green
tulie A dainty corraRe OF Cecil
Drummer roses was tied on her arm.
Mr. Stuart Kimhall OF Hood River
was the bert man.
Mrs L. c. Gilman. mother Of tho
bride. was handsome in a black char.
mouse over which was draped black
silk net heavily embroidered in Jet
She wore orchids.
Or. Herbert ~ Gowcn performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Walter Kin,hail. mother Of
the groom. wore an orchid satin dress
draped with white lace. corpage ~
orchids completing her costume
The brides going away dress was
"A midnight blue tricolctte en-.
broidcred In golden brown. 4 small
dark blue turban with ostrich tips
ard white FOX ftirr completed her az.
tractfvs costume Madame Tracy Of
Portland Designed both her wedding
gown. which was wonderful crea.
ton. and her going away frock
A. the reception afterward Mrs.
George Donworth. Mrs. Frwiersck v.
Brown. Mrs. Charles v. Patterson
and Mrs. q. A. G Rochester pre-
sided over the tea table. assisted by
Miss Rose Howe and Miss Ruth piles.
The brides table was conferred with
n large basket 81 pink roses. The
two serving tables were decorated
with a profuslon Of pink and blue
hydrangeas. masses Of which were
everywhere In evidence around the
club rooms.
Aitho rhc has been away from Sc.
attic a number OF years. Mrs. Kim.
bah II one Of the most popular Of Sc
attic girls. She has Travelled abroad
extensively and IL both intellectual
and charming. Her visits TO the city
in the future as in the past viii al.
ways be looked forward to by a host
OF adFniring friends.
After short trip tho bride and
groom will be Mt home at Hood River.
Ore.
Among the out.of town guests who
attended the wedding were: Mrs. VIII.
liam a. Lancaster. Minneapolis. Mrs.
~ NJ. Lewis and daughter. Miss Dor.
iiska Lewis. aunt and cousin OF the
groom. also OF Minneapolis. Mr. and
Mrs Albert Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
win Pooicy Mr.. Roy Kelly and Mr..
Stuart Kimball OF Hood River: Mr..
and MrF. Benjamin N. Gilman. Port
land. Mr.. a. J. Davidson, the federal
manager OF the s.. r, & s. railroad
Mr.. s. l.. stinson. uncle Of the bride
from Portland, and Judge and Mrs
Charles II. Carey OF Portland.
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