The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

bronze chrysanthemums lent their
dignity 10 the occasion. enhanced by
countless cathedral tapcrs In conven'
akonal brass holders. Marking each
new. and tied most decidedly with
oluc maiinc bows. were shcaves OF
Ophelia roses. paie-tinsed ssters.
upmhined with autumn leaves.
The organ prelude signailed the
Indicating clergyman. Dr. Herbert
u. Gowcn. tho groom and his
lFocmsman. Mr.. Lawrence Ives. who
awaited the bridal party at the altar.
Iho bridal Chorus from I.ohen-
Rr5n heralded the ushers. Mr.. BRYANT
zgcDougall. Mr.. A. c. Pringie OF Ia
coma. Mr.. Lawrence Calvert. Mr..
Oeorre Douglas. Mr.. Stewart Miller
and Mr.. Arthur Iatimcr. who were
1ollowed by two dainty maids Miss
l1ildred Miller and Miss Maryan
sOhipman OF Spokane. gowned alike
= fiimy moon-colored creations
QBAich proved to be brown. orange
end yellow tullc. fashioned graceful.
II over cloth Of gold. They wore
transparent hats OF brown maiine
0pturncd. with slight touches Of
brown grosgrain ribbon. stitched In
opAd. Their slippers too were OF gold.
end they carried showers OF Opheiia
4uoes- Miss Dorothy Ewing and
His Judithe Gibbs walked behind
them. Miss Marjorie Stevens and
1ais Hazel Mcmillan preceding the
aid OF honor. the six bridesmaids
wearing costumes fashioned precise
~ alike. Miss Emily Jerome as
aid Of honor. completed the bril-
INT color scheme In her bouffant
0own OF orange tulle. over gold It's
-. very short and shlrrcd ip hoop
Geyle Mt the hips, Her French hat
- gold was upturned. having for It's
N1nxie ornament. q burnt ostrich
1nnther, pierced thru the crown.
0nrelessiy trailing over her shoulder.
Her bouquet was lavish array OF
0phelia roses.
The bride. on her fathers arm.
vus radinntiy lovely In her wedding
uDoe OF ivory crepe meteor. the
oox1ice Of which was quite plain but
~ the delicate establishment OF
21incens lace At the neck. The skirt
~U0s short and graceful. in simplicity
tgo1isved BY medaiiions Of iridescens
.Gmbroidery. A court train Of Primo
- lace. which had belonged In turn
~ her mother and grandmother.
hung from the shoulders III eie-
Gnnce set of with sprays Of orange
01ooDomsL Tho veil was short and
bpund extremely To her couture
Gnpst becomingiy. Brides roses.
Unuvo tinted orchids and lilies Of the
alley composed her arm bouquet.
Amer the invocation. Mrs Sara X
8eabody. OF Everett sang impress
o1veiy %. Perfect Love-" and the
bridal party and close friends in the
younger set repaired TO the family
home for an informal reception and
1uffet supper. Epergnss of vivid
1nl1 perennials adorned the mantel
end book shelves. with the same col
- scheme continued. In the receiv.
INK line were the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome. Mr.. and Mrs.
Utubb. Mr.. and Mrs James Jerome
and Mrs. Ensley Boydsmith. rcia-
tIses OF the bride from Oakland. Cal
Pink snapdragons In a low mound
o3comed from the supper table, pre-.
ddcd over by Mrs. Gilbert White
more Skinner and Mrs. Paul Wilbur
Masters. The bride donned her trav-
cling costume Of mole colorcd peach
NOON material. embroidered In tones
- brown. and with collar and cuffs
81 black lynx Her hat was OF hen
n velvet. encircled by wreath OF
uncurled ostrich.
After q wedding journey Of two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Stub will greet
their friends In their new home at
I611 Sixth ave N f