The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-17
Seattle
Society
Miss Hefternan Becomes
Bride Of Mr.. Arnold;
Pretty Wedding Held;
Pre- : Naptial Affairs,
Miss Contcdy Hostess.


CATURpAy EVENING. At
~ Gracemant. the spacious home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John r, Heffernan
was transformed into fragrant
garden for the nuptiai rites Of their
daughter. Miss Grace Hcffernan.
TO Mr.. Lawrence Moss Arnold. son
Of X. and Mrs. NJ. A. Arnold
1T. lev Edward J upca. bishop
Of the diocese. assisted by Rev.
Father Hanlcy. Of St James Cathe-
drssl and Rev. Father pccncy, OF
81. Joseph church. reading the TIM
prcssfvc service. Tall wicker stan
DARTS. crowned with graceful sprays
OF snowy ehrysanthcmufns. bride
roses and grnens. joined with bread
satin ribbons. formed the aisle for
the bridal party. and led the way
10 the iInprovisod altar. In the
drawing room. Hero. before The
fireplace. was raised canopy OF
greens and dainty blossoms; the
entrance marked with huge baskets
OF shaggy chrysanthcmumS softly
lighted with the mellow glow OF
wnxen tapers in tall standards
the rriedieu drlped In white satin
and festooned with orchids Myr
lads OF blossoms. IN artistic has
kets, adorned the various rooms.
As the orchestra. directed by MIR
George Ktrchner. sounded the first
strains from the bridal march from
-Tnhengrin.- Mr.. Arnold and his
grcomSnan. Mr.. Caspar Clarke. en-
tered. followed by the ushers. Mr..
Chester Iattmer. Mr.. John Hef'
fcrnan, MFR. Alexander rringle. Mr.,
Arthur Iatimer. and Mr.. Leo
Black. The three bridersmaIds. with
frocks designed alike. In dainty
chiffon. the bodiocs and gtriis= Of
silver cloth. skirts short. dTapod IN
uneven points. with butterfly hip
bows Of chiffon. the ends forming
0ry little trains. carried arm bou-
nuets OF pink cycIamen. tied with
silver ribbons and showercd with
pink sweet peas on silver strands.
silver slippers completed their
dainty Costumes Miss Marian Win
ter. in ME green. walked alone. fol
lowed by Miss Sailic Cootes. In
peach hiow. and Miss Judithc Gibbs
In pale blue. Mrs. Caspar Clarke.
the matrun OF honor. wore orchid
ehnrmeuse. vciied with tnIle Of the
Same shade A train OF tuile fen
Opheiia rnecs. with Cecil Drummer
buds In shower. Miss Geraldine
jackson. the maid Of honor. was
bccomingiy attfred in a gown OF
silver cloth with a Eir,ile Of frt.
desccnt tulie. fastened Mt one side
Into a huge bow. and trailing Off
into n fairy train She also car
ned Opheiia roses. Little Anne
Parry, daughter Of DIR. and Mrs
Ivan Parry. as flower girl WAS
dainty In white ruf1ed net frock
oyer blue. her hair bound with a
wreath OF French roses. and carry
ing . gold basket. OF Czech Drummer
roses. The bride, radiantiy beauil
mi. followed on the arm of her
father. Her gown. of kid glove
eafin. had simple lines. The skirt.
with its front panel In apron 81
feet. was styiishiy draped on one
side and held with spray Of
orange blossoms. Rare Venetian
lace. which Mrs. Heffernan had
used on her own bridal robe. FIN.
ished Its edge. The wide rirsfle WINS
embroidered In grape desdFn Of
pearls also bordering the round
neck line and small sleeves. and
embroidertnr the length Of the shout
der court train. A corunet OF
French handmade orange blossoms.
TO which the filmy ven was caught
With pleats In the back. formed
. fascinating head dress. White
orchids, lilies OF the valley and
freesias. In a gorgeous colonial bou-
G,1ef, filled Der arms The beauti.
fui strains OF The swan by
Saint Saens. floated softly thru the
rooms. during the ceremony. MrL
Heffernan wore gown Of orchid
brocaded velvet, over foundation
Of silver cloth. and a corsage Of
orchids. Mrs. Arnold was gownei
IN a robe OF crystal over pink. with
huge bow and small train Of pink
Hlle- A corsage OF orchids com
piefed her costume. A reception
followed The ceremony. The supper
table. handsomely appointed, had
for Its centcrpiece the groou's
four-ticred cake, with an artistic
arrangement OF pink roses and or
fhids surrounding IT, Here Mrs.
James f. GaIbraith. Mrs. Ira Bron.
son. Mrs Raymond Auzias dc
Turenne and Mrs. Michael Dona.
hue presided. On their wedding
Journey, Mrs. Arnold wore a cos
tune of burgundy-colorcd peach
bloom, trimmed with bands OF gray
embroidered duvetyn. a seal skin
coat. and a French tam OF gray
corded silk. with gray coque
feathers and a corsaRe OF orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold viii be away
about two weeks. returning to Sc
attic TO leave February IS for New
York, where they plan To remain
for several months. later making
Seattle their permanent home. Mrs.
Arnold is graduate Of Forest
Ridge Convent, and OF the Univer.
sjty Of Washington. Mr.. Arnold Is
. graduate Of Lawrenceville, and
q Cornell. and In a member OF Psi