Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-10
SON OF MAJ. BROPHY WEDS SEATTLE GIRL;
 TO MAKE HOME HERE
Cathedral Ceremony Notable Seattle Society Event;
 Groom Is Bisbee Boy

The announcement of the marriage
 of Frank Cullen Brophy, son of Major
 and Mrs. William .Brophy of this city
 to Miss Sallie Blake, a charming so-
 ciety girl of Seattle, Wash, was re-
 ceived in the city yesterday The
 Seattle Times of May 4, portrays the wedding ceremony as follows:
 With all the solemnity of high
 mass, the religious atmosphere of a
 large, beautiful cathedral, amidst beau .tiful decorations and surrounded by
 friends who had known and loved her
 through childhood, Miss Sally Blake,
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry F.
 Blake, yesterday at high noon plight
 ed her troth to MT. Frank Cullen
 Brophy of Arizona.
 Friends witnessing the ceremony
 mingled their pleasure with sadness,
 for with the ceremony, the bride and
 groom will depart to make. their
 home in another state, that of Ari-
 zona. The bride has been a most
 popular member of the younger set in this city; is beautiful and accom- plished and has had educational ad
 Yantages. She finished at Sacred Heart convent, this city; attended Eden hall, in Philadelphia, and fin tshed at Miss Church's school in Bos- ton. The groom has been on several visits to this city since the announce ment fthe engagement about year ago. He has made host of friends since then, who included him in their regrets with the departure of the young bride.
 Promptly at the noon hour the bridal party entered the church to ! the strains of the bridal chorus from | "Lohengrin," played by the organist | of St. Johns Cathedral. The bride | was attended by her sister, Miss | Alice Blake, one of several lovely | sisters. The bride wore lovely crea- | tion of white satin, chiffon and Duch- ess lace. The gown was formed of the satin, with an overdrape of chif ion, finished around the bottom in a sort of harem effect. The sleeves and girdle were of the lace. Falling from the shoulders, and caught in at the waistline was a train. The vail was not long, but fell in graceful folds to the bottom of the gown in the back, and to the waist line in the front It was caught to her coiffure with orange blossoms.
 The only ornament worn was a la-1 Valliere of pearls and diamonds, set in platinum, a gift from the groom, who brought it from Paris during his service with the United States army. She carried white roses.
 Miss Alice Blake wore a combina- ton gown of mauve and orchid-shaded Georgette crepe, with orchid-shaded hat, and carried orchids and pink sweet peas. Mrs. Blake, mother of the bride, wore a handsome creation of one of the new shades of purple chiffon, over satin. During the cere- mony,, the choir rendered exquisitely the high mass music. Bishop Edward J. ODea officiated and the best man was MT. Henry Farnum of New Haven, Conn, a graduate of the class of IT of Yale, a classmate of the groom's. The ushers were MT. Sydney Peters, Mir. Gilbert Black and Mir. Charles Donahue. The attendance at the cathedral was confined to inti- mate friends, and following the cere- mony, the younger set went on to the home of Mrs. Blake. There pro fusion of flowers, with hydrangeas predominating, gave additional wei come to the guests. Among the. out of-town guests at the ceremony were Capt William Brophy and Mrs. Brophy and Miss Elenita Brophy, parents and sister of the groom, of Bisbee, who arrived yesterday morning for the wedding. They are guests at the New Washington hotel.
 MT. Brophy received his discharge from the United States army two months ago, having received a com mission of lieutenant. He was sta tioned at Camp Lewis and went across with the 91st division, coming back with the 346th, again to Camp Lewis, With his bride, he left for a trip which will extend wherever fancy takes them, until September l, when they will make their home in Arizona, either in Bisbee or Phoenix-to be de- cided later. The bride travelled in a black moire suit, with black Milan straw hat. MT. Blake, father of the bride, unfortunately, could not be present at the wedding, for he is in Red Cross service in Warsaw, Po-