Arizona republican., 1921-10-26
TUTH|LL-LANGE
 WEDDING NOTABLE
 AUTUMN EVENT

Notable among the events of autumn was the wedding last eve ming of Miss Dorothy Tuthill, daugh- ter of Dr and Mrs. A. M Tuthiu, and Alexander Lange of Berkeley, which took place at s o'clock at Trinity Cathedral
 A smart gathering assembled at the church long before the appointed hour, when a delightful organ pro- gram was presente dby Arthur J. Smith The bridal chorus from Loh- engrin announced the approach of l the bridal party and at the con- clusion of the service Mendelssohn's wedding march was played effect lively by MT. Smith.
 The church decoration was unus- ually beautiful. The prodominating tones were green and white, with hot l house chrysanthemums featuring the arrangements Leading to the altar were great clusters of the white bloom, while the altar adornment was l affected by artistic use of zennias l and feathery ferns.
 l The bride, who was given away by | her father, was lovely in a charming ] frock of soft crepe satin. The corsage, which was sleeveless, was embroid- cred in pearls which was reflected in II l. | hung from the shoulders, the hem be- l ing of satin set in with a broad band l of point lace. Her tulle veil, which was held with orange blossoms, was l becomingly draped, the outline of rose point lace being particularly effective. l She carried a shower boquet of gar denias and lilies of the valley.
 Mrs. Bartlett Heard, the matron of honor, and Miss Christine Tuthill, the maid of honor, were gowned alike in changeable taffeta of orchid and sil- yer. The skirts were made with slightly bouffant effect and from the silver ribbon which edged the very straight bodice down one side of the 1 sllitr hung garlands of French flow CTS of orchid and pink shades. The tiny sleeves were outlined in silver. The atendants carried round bouquets of Madam Butterfly roses
 Miss Helen -Griffen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Webb Griffen, made a lovely little flower girl in a fetching frock of blue taffeta and silver. She
 carried fashioned flowers in
 orchid and pink tones.
 Mrs. Tuthill, the mother of the | bride, wore a cream colored thread lace and chiffon gown. There was a
 touch of pale pink in the wide sash.
 Bartlett Heard acted as MT. Lang's ] best man and the ushers were Webb ! Griffen, pr. Kimball Bannister, Jack
 Rowlands and Stayton Doris. The
 service, which was most impressive
 was read by Bishop Atwood.
 A reception to the bridal party fol lowed at the apartments of the brides parents at the Buntman. American
 Beauty roses were used in decoration
 while roses more delicate in tone
 were on the brides table.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lange will honeymoon
 in southern California, going later tC
 Berkeley where they will make theil home. Mrs. Lange's travelling cos ] tune was of blue tricotine. smartly
 tailored. with which she wore fur
 trimmed coat. Her small hat was oi
 velvet combined with metallic gold. The wedding was of more thar
 ordinary interest due to the popular ity and prominence of the young folk
 who have been extensively feted tho past few weeks. The Tuthills have been prominent in Arizona for a num-
 Der of years although having lived 1T Phoenix only since the war. Dr. Tut hill, who ranked as brigadier general , located here on receiving his dis charge from the service, his family arriving shortly afterward from Mo
 renci. Miss Tuthill was then a stu
 dent at the University of California
 where she was graduated last De cember. She is a member of tho
 Kappa Alpha Theato sorority. Un-
 usually attractive, she is a favorit'
 with all who know her and the fact
 that she will take up her permanent . residence on the coast is generally regretted by the fashionable set. MT. Lange is a graduate of the Uni-
 versity of Wisconsin and belongs tC
 the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. U' is connected with the Fireman's Fund
 Insurance company.
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