The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Seattle
beautiful Cere m o n v
Uaites Miss Budden
and DR.. Crosby; Miss
Ames TO BE Compli-
snenfed at Luncheon;
to Entertain With Ma
sicdle-Ted.


I'M = lovely setting OF Faster iiiies
j and spring hlcr~oms Miss Agnes
nfax Budden. daughter OF Mrs.
1ulia Il. Buddcn. last evening became
ke bride Of Or. VIII G.. Croshy. son
y Mrs. n. Croshys Rev. Sidney ".
Norman. rcading the service at $50
ofciock IN the Louis XIV. room OF
he New Washington hotel
The decorations Of plum blossoms.
EASTER lilies and spring flowers. with
BACKGROUND az rr~-nS were hesu-
o1ful In their graceful srransemeat-
The ceremony was performed at
1he east end of the rocm which was
banked with masses Of lilies and
rpcua. f&asscs eicetrohers stood GA
elfher side Of tho altar fili~d with
~1uxters AZ waxrn iilieS and over.
nnad was broad canopy OF plum
funnnUs-
Leading 10 this pr~tty nook WIRE
~ padessHiS. bearing delicate fruit
noornA These werc connected Win
1nstocns Of suric. defining the aisle
~ the bridal party.
frvrcding the ceremony Mis
|cnmille Nahoncy sang most I'M
nrerr1v<,y pohr's -stin as the
@Glrht-- A. the opening notes of the
~8rtdai Chorus" from Lohengrin.
uaayed BIZ a string orchestra. Rev.
51orrnn. with the groom and his best
nnn. Dr. Anoert Meado~rrofi. enter
~ and took their places
InoAinx the bridal party came Mis-
1rrune whitney and Miss Zoe Ken.
10y, weartng quaint trucks OF pink
onffeen with dainty oldfashioned
whitA chiffon fichus AZ the shoulders.
- ,ktrtx. full and xiiwhtfui di~tend.
y & tbs hips. They carried shower
nonuets Of lavender sweet peas.
Rcnpudnx them were Miss Fay
smart and Minz Mabel Carson 10 law
rn6er taffeta Their gowns were
ncually attractive and designed ALIKE.
kcuer bosaouess of pink sweet PEAS
0orrnG1 their floral ornaments.
Next came Miss lois prvvine. the
mnid Of honor. charmingfy aftiret IN
mne ercsn crepe de chine. the skirt
6rnpo6 and trimmed with hands Of
80. me tight bodice had a shirr~d
-n,xe and tiny puff sleeves Her
newer bcuauet held Columbia roses
"a pluk sweet peAa
N me bride. entering alone, was
4 lively IN her gown Of ivory char
puns. the SKIRT wsytishiy draped and
- hpdice trimmed In rare Old rose
amt lace. with touches Of ernhrosd
Sry On the shoulders The long court
1rnin Vas finished with embroidered
- rone1. The tuiie ven was caught
51th shirrsngs In the back and bound
eoonely TO the coiffure by n wreath
GI oranRe blossoms
Gur3enias. lilies Of the valley and
nrnuve orchids. showerrd on silver
1Dbbons with lilies OF the valley. the
who1e encircied with fringe Of white
6rfyich. formed her bouquet.
During the ceremony the orchestra
onyed softly Saint s2ens The
unn." Mrs. Budden wore a gown OF
ia baus charmeuar with an over.
Uns Of black lace.
Afees the ceremony an informal re-
NDp13ou uns held Assisting during
1be evening we're Mrr. r. Y. Palmer
IN. Mn. Wflfrd Budden. Miss Sara
nnuA and Miss THE Kicemyer.
1Gr. Jack Piaft and Mr.. Robert
YaIker acted a. ushers.
The supper tabIe In the rcd room
Qrnn adorned with q wonderful basket
IL white roses and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs- Crosby Travelled IN a tailleur
II midnight blue tricetne. ernbroid-
/ovud In blue and n hat with crown
II blue silk and brin OF iridescent
&tniA trimmed In the back with
mnn piumes. Her corsage was Of
uDeuve orchids and lilies OF the val
Or. and Mrs Crosby len on their
IUedding trip 10 California They win
oDeurn by way Of Yosemite and win
~ ~ home after May 1 al 1895 f.
Madison st
Mr.. Crosby n . graduate Of the
k0Dfversity OF Washington. DIR.
<Ctoehy served two years In the
&onrvice with the commission Of cap
thin. one and half years OF which
yere spent In France and on the
Rhine