The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
Seattle
>JocietY
Miss Studley Becomes
Bride Of Mr.. Fenton at
Beautiful Service; En-
fcrtoiRs at Luncheon.


grRfNITy CHURCH. finely arrayei
i tn pink and white, and bright
with autumn leaves. was the scene
OF tho marriage Of Miss Louise
Stnalcy. daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-.
r. NJ. Studley. 20 Mr. Everett VII
,ani Fcnton. last evening az $50
O'Clock. with the Rev. William II.
Bliss reading the service.
spreading branches OF VIVA
autumn leaves and niumosa II
wicker wall baskets, hung from
the Gothic columns. Down the
hong aisle TO the chAneol steps. tall
standards held pink and white
sladion and Wild astcr. alternating
With clusters OF these flowers and
ferns. tied with bows Of tuilc At
the pcwS. The chanccl mil was
banked with turning maple. palms
and gladlou. and the altar tlngej
with the pink OF ophelia roses
and lighted with tall white tapers.
Mr.. Colin q. Radford was grooms-
man. and the uShers were Mr.. star.
hey Grtffiths. Mr.. II. II. HoEahoom.
-
McBiair Of Portland. As the bridal
hour approached. Miss Bessie Har-
ding sang. For You Alone" and
~Recause-
The four little flower girls. Eliza.
beth Griffiths. Edwina Lacey. Fern
Spencer and Emmilia Lacey. were
dainty frocks OF tullc. Two were
dressed in blue and two In pink. They
carried small parasois In the same
tones. tastefuiiy filled with Cecil
Drummer buds. and bands 81 tulie fin
kShcd with a soft bow adorned their
locks. William Rankin Ballard. the
small son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Ballard. OF Yakima. In a white sailor
suit. carried the ring on a tiny white
satin cushion bordcred with orange
blossoms
Mrs. stanley Grifnths as matron
Of honor. was attircd in shell pink
chiffon and crystal beads. soft
girc,e. knotted at the side. extended
into a little train. Her hat was OF
chiffon. feather trimmed. and she
carried a shower Of Ophclia roses.
The maid of honor. Miss Margaret
Yerkes. wore rose pink taffeta. de
signed with uneven points at the
bottom and trimmed with small sill
yer bows. A fluffy bow finished the
girdle and fell into a sash train.
with this costume she wore taffeta
hat with transparent crown and
crushed silver bow. and n shower
q Russell roses were her flowers.
The bride. who came In with her
nther, wore an exquisite bridal
dress OF ivory moleskin satin. pearl
embroidered. The court train was
0uxht at the shoulders. and the
lnng tuiie veil. delicateiy bordcred
With touches Of feathcry ostrich.
WAs bound with wreath Of ostrich
and orange blossoms. Her bou-
ouet was of orchids. gardenias and
Niles Of the valley In a lovely show
u. Mrs. Studicy. the brides mother.
wore gray moleskin satin and Fri
descent beads q gray velvet hat.
trimmed with ostrich. and a corsage
- Cecil Drummer roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
ohere was reception at the home
u sfr. and Mrs. studley. which was
3 garden OF flowers for the happy
occasion. Assisting were Mrs Colin
o. Radford, Mrs. Charles Miller.
Nrs James Grlfnths. Mrs. A. X.
Yerkes. Mrs. David Gilmore. Mrs. +.
a. Churchill. Mrs. A. v. Crifflehs.
Mrs. l.. J. Reynolds Of Victoria. d.
c.: Mrs. c. c. Lacey. Mrs. Oscar
Klocker. Of Port Townsend: Mrs.
resn Hamlin White. Mrs. ii. r.
Hogaboom. Miss Rosetta Klocker.
Miss Dolly Tanner. Mrs. Doris Sci
bert. Miss Angela Mcclellan. Miss
Constance Seibert, Miss Louise Fir
1ich. Miss Leona Holcomb and Miss
Norma Brown.
On their wedding trip the bride
travelled In n three-piece model OF
rust duvetyne. trimmed with Kolin-
sky fur. matching hat with quilts
Of black duvetyne. and a corsage Of
orchids and lilies OF the valley. Mr..
land Mrs. Fenton will be at home
after October / at ss1 seth st.
portland.
| Mrs. Fenton attended the Unlver.
hity OF Washington. and Mr.. Fen.
fon the University o. California
During the war he served as lieu.
tenant In the United States army.
M~o n1~J.x..