The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

Of Mrs. John Locke Of this city, IN
Scrnia. uncle OF the groom. roadin
ttateiy rose trees formed the aisle
Tor the bridal party. Joined WIN
broad satin ribbons and lead the
way OF the improviscd altar at the
lower end OF the reception hau'
A thicket OF huekicherry and vine
maple. interpreted with asters IN
delicate shades Of pink and lavon-
der. shading 10 chrysanthemums IN
tho richer yellows and browns
formed a harmonious background.
lighted by waxen tapers In tail &C
clc~siasticai standards. The music
room, where the orchestra was
ecrrcncd. was effective with palms
and woodland green's In the library
and sun porch. scarlet dahlias In ar
ttrtic groupings adorned the manteir
ana book shelves. As the Interested
quests assembled Miss Bcrniec
Neail. ceillst. accompanied by Mrs.
0wendolyn Lewis. pianist. rendered
saint Saens' The Swan" bcauu-
fully. and Joined by Miss Marjorie
Miller. vioiinist. blended their tones
into the Bridal Chorus from Lohen'
erin.
Down the broad staircase came
Mia Elizabeth Huribut and Miss vir.
ginia Sheahan. leading the bridal
party. wearing dainty gowns OF or
ehid tasfeta. girlish in design. with
plain skirts and strcamers of tulie. 70
which were attached ball trimmings
q taffeta- Their bouquets were OF
Opheiias and ccnturias. with tulie
rfbbons harmonizing with their
GownS Next In line were Miss Har-
ret Baxter and Miss Olive Leonard.
n brilliant jade green taffcta. made
With quaint shawl collars. and plain
run skirts. and their arms were full
q RUSSELL roses In a shower. the rib
bons Of tulie also matching their
frpcks. Miss Julia Fisher. cousin OF
the bride. and Miss Emma White.
cousin of the groom, had for their
oooeumes canary yellow taffcta. SIM
ply fashioned. with surplicsd collars
ana bouquets Of ophciia~ and snap
dragons. Miss Julia Clark. Of New
York. schoolmate OF the bride. was
her maid Of honor. most hecomsnxiy
aettFed in blue georgetse. with crys-
II embroidery and carrying colurn-
~ rosss In q shower. Mrs. Donald
Oooinew Graham. Of Boston. sister
q The bride. walked alone. her gown
n azure blue brocade. with cape
effecs Of reorgcttc At the back. Her
flowers were also choice roses In
nvtsh array.
On the arm Of her father. the
poeiss bride was fascinating In her
hoavy robes OF ivory ntsn. trimmed
With puffs and ruffies Of the ma
tw1al. with Duchess lace slightly
Arapcd to the skirt IN front Her
Winsomeness was further empha-
naued by her court train Of satin.
undes the fiimy tulie veil which. at
~ cofffurs, was Arranged In a
ooronet. and bound with circle OF
oeanes blossoms. Orchids. gardenias
ana lilies Of the valley In a gorgeous
Colonial bouquet filled her arms.
llr. Donald Goodnow Graham acted
= wroomsrnan for Mr.. Locke. An
informai reception followed the ser
vice, at which Mrs. Fisher was as
slnted by Mrs Locke. Mira o. w.
Fisher. Mrs. C. T.. Downic. The
supper table. handsomely appointed.
had for its center a iow basket
4illed 20 the brim with rose buds
Ind lilies Of the valley. The urns
kere In charge Of Mrs. William Pig
1T and Mrs. A. p. Lieweiiyn: dur
onx second hour were Mira c. a
Einnear and Mrs. A. r. Elford. and
for the third hour were Mrs. }. A.
Dwaiweil and Mrs. J. A. Sheahan.
The bride changed her wedding
costume for chic tailleur OF brown
luvetyn trimmed In beaver, and a
small hat to correspond. and the
young couple departed for their
wedding journey. After October Is
they viii receive their friends AT
their home at Hunts Point. on Lake
Washington.