The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
Seattle
Society
Miss Dunbar Becomes
Mrs. Morrison at Beau
tiful Ceremony; Mrs.
Hoge to Entertain at
Lunch con-; Dinner
Hosts.

On SATURDAY evening At $50
~ o'clock at the home OF her par
ents. ss. and Mrs David =. Dunbar.
the marriage OF Miss Lovina Dunbar
10 MIR. Robert oliphant Morrison. son
Of Rev. Or. A. A. Morrison trcctor Of
Trinity church In Portland, oregonl
and Mrs. Morrison. was soiemniEed
with Right Rev. Bishop Rowe. ID. d.
OF Alaska reading the service.
The spacious rooms OF the homo
were converted into lovely garden.
with fruit blossoms and snowy lilies.
while wall pockets OF these same
fragrant blooms profusely decorated
the walls.
The service was read before the
fireplace In the living room. taste
fuiiy banked with greens. Overhead
hung a canopy Of cherry blossoms
intermlngled with the flushed ivory
faces Of the dainty japanese plum
blossoms At either side were white
wicker eiectrolicrs Sc; In a base OF
ascension lilies. and TO them reached
the aisle OF low pedestals crowned
with lilies and trailing ferns. these
were linked with bands OF ivory sat
in ribbon.
Preceding the service Mr., Roder
lex Dunbar. brother OF the bride.
sang impressively Calm as tho
Night"
With tho first strains OF tho TO
hengrin Wedding March. played by
Miss Emily Thomas az the plano.
with violin obugato by Mr.. Claude
Madden. Bishop Rowe. with the
groom and Mr.. Alexander Morrison,
who acted rs his brothers grooms
man. entered and took their places.
This signaled the bridesmaids. Miss
Mabel Coffin. Miss Marie Kelly.
Miss Virginia Thompson OF Portland.
Ore. and Miss Margaret Versteeg.
cousin Of the bride. also OF Portland.
wearing adorable gowns Of organdlc
In pastel shades. tho skirts ruffled
and the waists In blouse effect.
girdied with soft sashes. which end
ed In wide bows on tho side. with the
ends falling below the hens OF their
skirts. For flowers they carried
loose clusters OF pink sweet peas.
tied with chiffon TO match their
gowns.
Mrs George Appleton Hawiey. the
matron Of honor. wore a smart
model Of pink taffeta- The skirt had
scalioped ruff1cs at the bottom with
silver roses nesting between the
scailops. The surplice bodice had
short puff sleeves and was finished
al the neck with tiny silver roses.
side In . sof, bow. and her flowers
were . shower bouquet OF ophelia
roses tied with flowing ends OF
matching tulle.
Little Eleanor Sprague. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Sprague
cAme tripping behind m a ruffi.d
pink organdie frock with q sash tied
in the back In a butterfly bow and
carrying a basket Of pink sweet peas
and Cecil Drummer roses.
The bride. entering on the arm Of
her father. was regal. her dark beau
ty accumulated by the snowy white
ness Of her satin bridal robe: the
skirt. made short. had panels Of
Chantilly lace down the back and
front. the ends OF the panels being
richly embroidered in small pearls.
The tight-fittng longwaIsted bodice
was trimmed In the lace and pearl
embroidery and had cap sleeves of
the lace. The train. long and wide.
was fastened AT the shoulders; drap-
ing its full lengtA was a sulle veil
caught at the end with sprays OF
orange blossoms. IL was bound be
comingfy to her couture with n coro.
net of tuile encircled with a garland
Of orange blossoms. which had been
worn By her mother on her bridal
veil. Her arms were filled with n
beautiful bouquet OF mauve orchids.
lilies OF the valley and gardenias
tied with broad bands OF satin rib
bon and showered with tho valley
HiIcs. the whole surrounded by white
ostrich.
During the ceremony Mr.. Madden
played softly on the violin Media
ton" from That's.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. In the receiving line were
the members OF the bridal party. Mr.
and Mrs. David r. Dunbar and Rev
and Mrs. Morrison.
Mrs. Dunbar. mother Of the bride
wore a gown Of cream honiton lace
over a foundation OF coral chiffon
and a corsage OF Russell roses and
orchid-tinted sweet peas. Mrs. Nor
rison, the groom's mother. was at
tired In white lace draped over white
satin with which she wore a corsags
OF Richmond roses and blush. tinted
rwcet peas.
The service Of supper followed. The
pretty table with it's handsome lace
cover held a beautiful basket OF
ophelia roses, snap-dragons and
sweet peas. the handle tied with
bows OF chiffon and satin ribbons.
Mrs. Morrison Travelled in a one
piece model OF dark blue tricotlne
beaded with cut steel beads and EN-
broidered In a light shade of blue. a
small turban OF gray taffeta with a
feather dropping at the back. and a
seal coat
1it'f HitOit Wf1utnR journey MT
and Mrs. Morrison will be at home
at the Tudor Arms. Portland. Ore
Mrs. Morrison. who Is a grand
daughter OF the late Mr.. Nicholas
Versteeg. a pioneer Of Oregon, is a
talented musician. a graduate Of the
Holy Names academy. the Broadway
high school and attended the Uni
yeraity Of Washington ghe ia a
member Of Alpha Chi Omega soror
ity.
Mr.. Morrison attended the Univer.
sity OF Oregon and Is affiliated with
Sigma M fraternity. lie served IL
months In France with the 43rd
artillery.
Luncheon at Sunset Club
In welcome 10 Miss Dorothy Me-.