The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-16
Seattle
Society
Beautiful Home Wedding
Unites Miss Cooley and
Mr.. Bryant; Miss Far
rur and Miss SWeet to
BE Complinented; Din
ner Hosts.

MYTH n beautiful ceremony last
w evening at the home OF her
brother.in.law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heber Plank. Miss Dorothy
Grace Cooley, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick c. Cooley. plightcd
her troth to Mr. Herbert Bryant
Rev. II. A. Wander Las reading the
service at $40 O'Clock.
The living room. where the ccrc-
mony was performed. was a bower OF
roses In all the lovely shades OF pink.
lavish baskets OF them adjoining 1t.
The service was read before the fire
place at the end OF the room, where
q high lattice stood. tastefully inter
twined with green's and Dorothy Per.
kins roses. and thanked on either side
with graceful palms. To them reach
cd the aisle down which the bridal
party passed-an aisle OF ivory stand
ards crowned with Caroline Testout
roses and linked with broad bands OF
satin ribbons,
Preceding the service. Mrs James
G. Boswell sang most delightfully."-
20. Promise Me" Miss Mayme Kyle
at the piano announced the coming
Of the bride with Mendelssohn's wed
ding march. Leading the procession
were the two ushcrs. Mr.. Wilmer {.
Hewitt and Mr.. Fred Mercer. follow
ed by the groom and his brother. Mr..
Carlton Bryant. who acted as best
man.
The maid OF honor. Miss Helen
Bryant, sister Of the groom. came
next, smartly gowned in rose taffeti
over a foundation of silver lace, the
skirt slightly distended at the hips.
The bodice had touches Of the lace
and tiny lace sleeves. A fascinating
hat In poke bonnet effect was Of the
taffeta, trimmed with turquoise blue
ribbons and one crushed blush rose,
and her flowers OF ophelia roses
showered with blue forget me nots
completed an attractive picture.
Mrs. Heber Plank. the brides sis.
ter, was the matron OF honor and was
most picturesque in shell pink crepe
meteor. The skirt had an over.
drapery OF lovely cream lace. which
fen below the edge. The long WASTED
bodice had panels OF the lace down the
back and front. loosely fastened
under the arms and miniature
sleeves. Orchid georgette was swirl
ed around the waist line. and fasten-
ed on one side in a loose knot.
TO end in a long sash. A lovely large
hat Of orchid georgette was grace
fuzzy draped around the crown with
Spanish lace that fell over the edge
Of the brim: a soft pink rose. orchid
tipped. nestled in its folds. Orchid.tint.
ed swest peas and ophela roses
showered with valley lilies formed
her bouquet.
In striking contrast was the charm
ing and beautiful bride. who entered
on the arm OF her father. lovely in
her bridal robe OF ivory satin and
Chantilly lace. a beautiful long court
train with a panel OF the lace drap-
ing its entire length fell from the
shoulders and was caught at the waist
hne. The bodice was simply fashion
ed with q round neck line and elbow
sleeves. and was finished with
touches Of the lace. An exquisite veil
of Duchess lace was gracefully ar.
ranged in semi.cap effect, and bound
to her couture with a tiny wreath OF
orange blossoms across her brow. 1t
fell In artistic folds over half the
length of her train. Her Colonial
bouquet held mauve orchids and
Ophelia roses showered on silver rib.
hons with lilies OF the valley and
Cecil Drummer buds. the whole encir-
cled by a delicate frill Of white
ostrich.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
Mrs. Boswell rendered AT Dawning"
End an Indian love song. An in
formal reception gave opportunity
for congratulations. Assisting about
the rooms were Mrs. Wilmer Clyde
Hewitt and Mrs Carlton Bryant.
The supper table was attractive
with Cluny lace cloth centered with
silver candelabra and two lovely bas-
kets of fragrant La France roses and
canary colored snapdragons on either
side. Assisting here were Mrs. J.
Thomas Hail. Mrs. Chester b. Starks
and Miss Helen Nelthorpe.
Mrs. Cooley. mother of the bride.
wore handsome model of black
satin and Chantilly lace and a cor
sage of orchids. Little Barbara Bos-
well. In a dainty French frock, greet.
cd the guests at the door.
Mrs. Bryant Travelled in a navy
blue one-piece costume with which
she wore a duvetyn wrap Of field
mouse brown. Her close.fitting felt
hat was of a corresponding shade,
with creamy water lily tucked close
TO the crown. and she wore a corsage
Of orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant left for "a
fortnight's wedding trip 10 Shawni-
gan lake, Vancouver island. On
their return they will be at home at
I'LL f. Republican st.
Theatre P1rfu