The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-25
BY BETTY BRAlNERD
Prominent Wedding
IN Smart Set

fN oMUIt OCT
beautiful In every detail was the
wedding cf Miss Marjorie whitelaw
and Mr.. Frank Fellows Day. which
was soicmnised last night at Trinity
church. The Rev. Canon Bliss Of
flcisted. Miss Bertha TremPer gave
a beautiful solo,
Each pew was tied OF with show
er bouquet OF pale pink pconics. and
pink and white carnations. Tho altar
was gorgeously decorated with simi'
lar flowers and lilies.
The bride was truly regal In an
ivory satin wedding gown, combined
with exquisitcly embroidered silk net.
A handsome heirloom OF BRUSSELS
lace. veil that has been In her family
for over a hundred years was caught
in the back of her hair and fcu In
graceful folds TO the end or the
gown. over this veil was drapcd a
ap-shaped wedding veil. which was
hound around her head with orange
blossoms. A satin train fell from
her shoulders 60 the ground and was
hordercd with real orange blossoms.
A handsome bar pin OF platinum and
diamonds. a gift Of the groom, was
worn by the bride.
Miss Susan Giiflilam WAS most at
tractive In gown OF white silk net.
with embroidered chiffon and carried
an arm bouquet OF pale tinted sweet
peas and orchids.
The bridesmaids were extremely
prctty in their dainty frocks OF white
x,lk net over cloth OF silver. and they
AN carried armfuls OF sweet peas and
crchids. Their hats were of white
x3lk net with an ostrich tip of pale
mink. The bridesmaids were Miss
osccoia House Of Port Townsend.
Miss Elsa Michaeils. Miss Louise C"r-
hin OF Portland. Miss Lillian Mich
aens and Miss Mildred Nelson Of
Kansas City.
Mr.. Norman English was the best
man and the ushers were MIR. "a
ward Hogg, MIR. Arthur t.atimer' MT
Lawrence Lewis. Mr.. William rcrkes
and Mr.. Hugh Whitclaw.
A reception was held at the White
hw home after the ceremony and IN
the receiving line with the bridal
marty were Mr.. and Mrs. Whitel4.w.
Mr. and Mrs. Day. and Mrs. David
warnock and daughter. Miss Leslie
Warnoek. Mrs. warnoek wore
black embroidered chiffon
gown and carried huge bouquet
Of Ophelia roses, Miss Warnoek was
an embroidered yellow georgctte. and
her flowers were pink sweet peas
and orchids.
Mrs. Shiteiaw wore n beautifuliy
embrosdered gold lace over gold satin
creation and carried bride roses.
The receiving line stood In front
AZ n bower Of sweet peas and ferns.
and the bride and groom stood De
rcath a wedding bell OF white carna-
lions. The rooms were a fairy bow
er OF the delicate shades OF the sea-
ans blossoms. Several members OF
the symphony orchestra played thru
out the evening. buffet supper
vas served In the dining room.
Atslsttng in entertaining the
~yexts were Mrs. Josiah Towne and
Mrs. Harold McCaughey.
Mrs. Day il one OF the most BE-
loved members of the younger set
she IL a beautiful brunette who com
hines good sense and sincerity with
4 charming personality. Altho she
has been In Seattle bot four years
she has made a place that viii be
hard to fill.
Her going away costume was
b,ue embroidered tricolstte. with
which she wore a black MORE hat
ana a corsage bouquet Of orchids and
baby roses.
The bride and gro1rn left for Lake
Louise on their honeymoon.
Miss Susan GilfiIlsm caught the
bridal bouquet
The groom's gifts 10 the ushers
were gold pencils and the bride gave
gold shopping pencils to her attend
ants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day win make their
home at Big Lake. Wash. after their
honeymoon.
Among the out-of-town guests who
attended the wedding were Col and
Mrs. George A. walkem. Of Van
couver, Mrs. David warnock. whose
husband is a deputy minister for
British Columbia. and Miss Warnock
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fovargus OF Aber
deem