The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-13

TRINITY CHURCH was tho set
J. ting last svenlns for ora OF tho
laveilest Of weddings, when Mrs
rheirsa Harold. daughter Of Mr..
and Mira. Curtis II. Harold. was wed
10 Mr., Howard Duerson chsnsain.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. W. w. chns'
tain, OF windsor. Mo The service
was read q, niY o'clock by Rev.
William ". Riiss.
Tho "nridai Chorus" from Lohen'.
grin hcraided the bridal party, who
proceeded down the floral lano OF
clusters OF shellplrk aiadloll, white
phlox and Typscphils, on the Great
Of tan aisle posts which were
fastaned Mt thu pews with circlc's
OF autumn leaves. figh wall peck
cts Of maple leaves In autumn tints
decorated the pillars, while palms,
ferns. giadioli and rhiox banked the
chancel RAN, and tail standards Of
the blossoms stood on either aide Of
the altar. Mr.. Stanley Wilson was
the groomsman and the ushers were
Mr.. Wallace Mount. OF Olympia;
Mr.. Harold Fix. Mr.. Warren Bean
and Mr.. Charles chastain.
The four bridesmaids--Miss Pearl
Harold. Miss Alice Mcmillan, Miss
Louise Enrich and Miss Marion
McMlllan--wore fascinating change.
able taffeta frocks In pastel shades.
with bouffant skirts and ovahnecked
bodices. trimmed with French flow
ers. They carried conventional bou.
Duets and each wore a wreath OF
French roses on her hair. Miss
Harold. in peach and gold. carried
sweet sultanas in orchid tones. Miss
Alice Mcmillan wore orchid shade.
and her flowers were pink sweet
peas and Columbia roses; Miss Ehr'
lIch's gown was pastel blue and sii-
yer. and cnreopsis were her flowers.
Shell pink was the shade chosen by
Miss Marion Mcmillan. and salmon
pink sweet peas and opheiia roses
composed her bouquet.
The maid OF honor. Miss Leona
uoicomb. was attired In green and
gold changesble taffeia trimmed In
elk lace. The bottom OF the skirt
had four scaliops. and peepsng from
underneath was a dainty petticoat
trimmed with six little rufflss OF
lace. The bodice was tight. In sur.
plice effect adorned with lace ruff
fes. and the small sleeves were seal.
ioped. A sash train. lined with
orchid taffeta. changeable with sill
yer, and shower OF deep rose wa.
Ger lilies completed pretty picture.
Virginia Brannock. in ruffled pink
organdie. made lovely little bearer
OF the ring. which she carried on
white satin cushion showercd at the
four corners with ruffles OF net and
hce.
The bride, who entered with her
father, was most charming In white
crepe meteor. The double train.
which fell from the waist line. was
of white satin. The bodice was long
and slightly biouscd and had long
beIl-shaped sleeves Of SILK net bound
with the crepe. The neck was point.
ed and trimmed with duchess lace.
Her long tulie veil was fan-shaped
and edged with wide duchess lace.
A Russian coronet OF the lace was
fastened with sprays OF orange bios
SONS at either side. and her bridal
bouquet OF shell-pink water lilies
and white sweet peas. showered.
was exquisite.
Mrs. Harold, the brides mother.
was gowned In midnight blue can
ton crepe elaborated with scaliopt
and tasseis. and Il transparent hat
Of braid trimmed with black grapes
An informal reception followed
the ceremony In the vestry Of the
church. after which a small rccep-
ton for the relatives and bridal
party was held at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
tain left on their wedding trip the
bride wearing a one-piece Jenny
model Of gray canton crepe and
midnight blue polret twill. a dark
blue coat stitched In gray. and a
gray metal belt Her gray and blue
hat was Of duvetyn and taffcta with
two pompons on one side.
After September they viii be at
home at 1896 37th avenue South.
Mrs. Chastain attended the Tniver.
atty OF Washington. and is a mem.
Der OF Pi Beta Phi fraternity. Mr..
Chastain attended William Jewell
College. and Is a Kappa Alpha
Among the outoftown guests al
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Chastain. Miss Maud and Miss
Ruth Chastain. OF Windsor. Mo-;
Mr. 9. +. Harmon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe r. Renfro. Mr., and Mrs. A.
v. Love. and Mrs Margaret Dalla.
her, all OF Tacoma.