, 1921-11-03
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I Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
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One Of the most attractive nuptial
events of the season took place last
evening at 9 O'Clock, when Miss Maize
Corinne Doty became the bride of
Ralph Newell. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. r. F.. Phil
brook Of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church in, the home Of the brides
parents. MI. and Mrs. John r. Doty.
and was witnessed by about twenty
relatives and friends Of the bride.
Sprays of the pepper tree from Cali
fornia formed a pretty setting for
the ceremony in the alcove of the
living room. with white c~hrvsanthe-
NUNS of various sizes adding a
bright touch throughout the rooms.
The bride was attended by Miss
Christel Thode. who wore a frock Of
pink brocaded crepe, trimmed with
pink and blue roses. The bride, who
was escorted to the altar by her ia
Their. wore a beautiful gown of
white crepe meteor and point lace.
with rosettes of picot ribbon adorn-
ing the skirt. She carried a shower
boquet OF ose Her veil was fast
ened with sprays of orange blossoms
real flowers forming a bandeau
across her forehead. Mrs. George
Bible presided at the piano. playing
THE Love Song. bv Brett. proceed
ing the ceremony, changing to the
Lohengrin Wedding March as the
bridal party appeared. George Bible
i was hest man.
Following the wedding. a three
course supper was served to the
guests seated at small tables. Where
miniature bridal boauets marked the
guests places. The young cOuDle
departed on the midnight train for
Denver. where they will spend a short
honeymoon. The brides travelling
suit was of brown ]broadcloth trim
med with fur and she wore a hat to
match.
Miss Doty is prominent in social
and club circles and belongs to one
of our most representative families.
She is a graduate Of the high school
n also of one of the art schools
in the east. Mr.. Newell. whose par
ents reside in Washis gton, d. c.. Is
an employee of the First Nationa.
Bank and has made a warm circle of
friends during his two years res
idence here.
The out-of-town guests attending
the wedding included Mrs. Mary Nc
Intosh Of Miami, Fla: Mrs. Tracv s.
! McCracken OF Laramie. and Mrs. Lou
Randelman of Fort Collins, Colo.
Numerous social affairs took
place last week preceding the mar
riagn OF Miss Doty and Mr.. Newell.
About forty guests enjoyed h dane
ing party yer which Mrs. Leland
Smiley and Mrs. Eugene Schalk pre-
sided in Mrs. Smiley's home last
Thursday evening complimentary to
Miss Doty and Mr.. Newell. Pump
kin jack o'lanterns and Halloween
colors were used in abundance to
decorate the rooms. A delicious
supper was served to the guests late
in the evening. Those invited
were Messrs. and Mesdames Roy
Logan. Frank Johnston, George
Pierce. George Brimmer, Clarence
Brimmcr. H. r. Dunlap. Carl Aman:
DR.. and Mrs. T. ]. Swisher. DR.. and
Mrs. G. w. jeffrey: Rev. and Mrs.
r. F.. Philbrook: Mrs. Lou Randel-
man: Misses Maize Doty. Christel
Thode. Eleanor Apologize, Elizabeth
Mahoney. Grace Murray. Margaret
Murray. Mable Parsons; Messrs.
Eugene Schalk, Ralph Newell. Roscoe
Alcorn. Gail Finley. Hugh Rogner, !
I. w. Dinsmore. Charles Vivian. Roy
Moss. Frank Mahoney and George
Bergen.
Miss Doty was the incentive Of a
"high tea" ver which Mrs. Charles
Miller and Mrs. Pearl Miller pre-
sided in their home on Friday after
noon of last week. Pink roses and
carnations we're used throughout the
rooms. where the guests were seated
at small tables. TINY b%ououets of
Cecil Drummer roses and pink favors
marked their places. a kewpie bride
guarding the place OF the guest of
honor. The guests progressed after
each course. moving up to the head
table where the bride elect presided.
The guests were Mesdames Louis
Schalk. Eugene Schalk. Carl Aman.
George Bible. l.. A. Smiley. r. Y
Swisher. J. r. Doty. A. F. Thode. G
w. Jeffrey. Lou Randelman. Ton
Reid. r. A. Logan. Fred Hootmar:
Misses Eleanor A~pplegate. Bess Bow
lus. Christel Thode and Maize
Doty.