The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Seattle
Society
Beautiful Church Service
Unites Miss Martin and
Mr.. Cords; Mrs. Farms
lcorth Luncheon Host
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Il Asst evening In st. paui's church,
IL with beautiful ceremony. Miss
Adelaide Martin. daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. William Martin. became
the bride OF Mr., Oliver William
Corsin. Rev. sidney III Morgan. read
Ing the service In the presence OF
q largo company OF relatives and
friends. Defining a pathway for the
bridal party. tall standards bore aloft
graceful sprays OF chryauthcmums,
tied midway with bows OF white satin
ribbon.
Palms. ferns and white chrys-
anthemumS banked the chancel. and
at the altar white carnations and
fcathcry greens combined 10 emplia-
size the delicate bridal colors OF
green and white, softcned by the
rays OF cathedral tapcrs
Al the appointed hour. Miss Edna
MacDonagh. az the organ announced
The bridal party with the first
strains from Lohengrin's bridal
chorus. The ushers. Mr.. Clarence
Moor. Mir. Hugh Banks. Mr.. WI
liam Erickson. Mr.. Glenn pumett and
; Mr.. Dominic Brace, advanced down
the aisle.
Following were Miss Alice Wilson
and Miss Florence knowlton. charm
tngly attircd in peach colored crepe
backed satin. made similarly. with
straight lines and tight bodices. cap.
sleeves and touches OF silver.
%ath
Dora Hurley followed. wearing orchid
crepe backed satin and silver lace.
with long tight bodiccs. tiny sleeves
and a distended hip line The four
bridesmaids wore exceedingly pretty
hats OF tuIie to match their gowns.
and carried Colonial bouquets Of
lavender and pink sweet peas tied
with tulie.
Mrs. Dominic Brace. the matron
- honor. wore two-toned rose satin
GOWN. the skirt made with uneven
points and silver cloth panels. and a
't1ght bodice with little sleeves Two
fbows with long ends faced with rose.
hen below the hem Of her skirt An
fupeurned hat OF silver lace and a
UhUwer bouquet OF ophelia roses and
pUweet peas completed her lovely at
s11ra
The maid Of honor. Miss Phyllis
lRlchardson. WAS gowned In pea
Green charmeusc. the skirt looped
and the tight bodice had small
nieevea A soft bow lined with sill.
ver was on tho left sid. OF the girtie
with an upturncd hat OF silver lace
ana . shower bouquet OF Russell
roses and sweet peas. she made a
charming picture
On the arm Of her father. the win
some bride was fascinating Tn her
heavy robe OF ivory satin. with loop
"a panels OF sequins on one side and
. tight long WASTED bodice with cap
assevesl Her winsomeness was fur
fher emphasized under the Princess
lncs veil. which at her coiffurc was
nr1anged In n coronet and bound with
. circle OF seauins-
Orchids, fresias and the my OF
Inca. showered on tulie strands with
lilies Of the valley. composed her
lovely bouquet
Mr.. Grover Cordz acted as his
bruther's groomsman. Immediately
after the ceremony. a reception was
held At the Martin residence on Pros
pect st.
Here the decorations were Of
spring flowers Great baskets Of the
lovely blossoms were placed effective
h thruout all the rooms, and cen
tered the handsomely appointed sup
per table
Alternating here were Mrs. Ernest
Excel. Mrs. Francis Guy Fr1nk. Mrs
John Stuart Brace and Mrs. Andrew
~. Thomas. assisted BY Mrs. Barton
w. Sawyer and Miss Mayme Cordz.
Tho aicove. where the bridal party
and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin received
the guests. was banked with palms.
ferns and white chrysanthemums.
The bride changed her wedding
gown for a chic tailleur OF squirrel
gray duvetyn with collar and trim
mings OF Australian opossurn.
Pekin blue hat and a corsage OF
orchids, and the young couple depart.
ed for short wedding trip.
Mrs. Cordz attended the University
Of California and the University Of
Washington. and Is a member Of
Delta Delta Gamma sorority. Mr..
Cordz attended the University OF
Washington. and In a member OF
Sigma Chi fraternity.