The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
Charming Ceremony
Celebrated Last
Evening

Celebrated Last
Evening
The marriage Of Miss Lsicn Mo
caaSiana. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kyle McCausland. TO
Mr.. William Roy McAdam, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william McAdan. was
soiemnired last evening In the Beth
any PRESBYTERIAN church. Rev. w.
A. Major reading tho service AT $50
O'Clock.
The interior OF the artistic little
church was a veritahie garden OF
flowers. with high fan-shaped
screens Of blooms In pastel shades
decorating the walls and tall stand.
ards crowned with pink and white
ehrysanthemums and five grouped
candles marking the way 20 tho al.
tar. where high baskets Of pink ana
yellow chrysanthemums stood on
either side. cathedral tspers In
branching candeiahra In the back
ground. The little edifiee was can
die III and the soft glow from count
less tapcrs shed a soft light on the
nnptiL scene
AS the guests assembled. Miss
Doris Summers played a program OF
wedding music and for the proces.
sionai. the Bridal Chorus from
I.onengrtn and Mcndelssohn's wed
ding march for tho rccessionAi- Pre-
cedlng the ceremony Mrs r. w. Bur.
lsngham Violet Krohnl sang Be
cause" and AT Dawning" During
the ceremony the organist played
softly To Wild Rose" Song of
India and One Fine Day"
Mr.. william Durrant was best man
and Mr.. Richard Hnines and MT.
Malcolm Gocdfellow the ushsrs-
The two bridesmaids were Miss
E1ma Hawkins OF Seattle and Miss
Elsie Olmstead OF Portland Miss
Hawkins was lovely In a gown OF
heavy yellow satin and Miss Ohm
stead was equally attractive In Nile
green silk crepe. Their gowns were
fashioned with long bodices and soft
Nv drHpsd skirts and their flowers
were fAn-shAped bouQuets Of Premier
roses
Miss Mary Katherine Mcdonald. OF
Poeateflo. Idaho. the maid OF honor.
was beautiful In q handsome gown OF
silver, gold and blue metal cloth ana
her hair was wreafhed with silver
l~aves. Her bouquet was fan shaped
ana composed Of Ward roses.
The bride. given In marriage by
her father. was a vision OF loveiiness
IN an imported bridal dress OF ivory
rasin crepe, heavily embroidered IN
oxrstais and pearls. The long court
sreYa Wa completely enveloped by
she vesi OF fiimy tuiie and lace which
~xtended into a small face veil bound
With a coronet OF ianc and pearls. the
pearls. fastened at either side. traii'
ing over the shoulders. The only
armament worn was pearl necklace.
Orchids. BRIDES roses and lilies OF
the valley Ia a graceful shower were
the flowers carried
Mrs. McCausland. tho BRIDES
mother. wore a draped model OF DARK
b1ue brocaded cfepe. trimmed with
for. a large matching hat and
rorxare OF opheltz roses Mrs Nc
Adam. mother OF the groom. was
sftir~d In costume OF beige SIX
ana lace. with this she wore a close
hitting hat OF almond green velvet
and a rose corsage.
Immedsately after the service
there was reception and supper
Mt the McCausland residence Here
The decorations were chiefly roses
and chrysanthemums. tall standards
~ these flowers forming a charm
ing background for the receiving
line.
Tbe supper table held lovely
Arrangement Of opheiia rosss and
sweet peas Assisting here were
Mrs. Thomas Dobbs Vida Ander-
son,. Mrs. John Frederick Davidson
fMartha Pattern. Miss Anna ksyes'
Miss HuIda Eckart, Miss Alice
Gerry and Miss Lillian Gerry. As
stating generally were Mr. and Mrs.
r. A. Calender. Mrs. VI. T. Sum
ners, Mr.. V. w. Douglas and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Rougias McCaus-
land. During the reception hours.
Miss Lillian Gerry gave number
Of piano selections. and Mrs. Bur
bingham group Of songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAdam left for
California on an extended wedding
trip, the bride travelling In a three
piece costume of blue velvulor. trim
med with raccoon. an imported hat
ana corsage Of orchids and roses.
Both the bride and groom gradu-
ated from the University Of Wash
ington. where she Is a member OF
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. also
Red Domino and Mask and Quill.
honorary dramatic fraternlties; and
he was affiliated with Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity. Mr.. McAdam served
during the war as lieutenant In the
navy, being In foreign waters for
a year and a half He was also
torpedo officer on the Destroyer
Lea, which was one Of the five
destroyers that escorted President
Wilson 10 Brest, France.
Out-oftown guests at the wed
ding were Mr.. w. v. Douglas OF
Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester VII.
son, Mr.. and Mrs Carl WillouRhby
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson
Of Tacoma, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Dobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Craw-
ford. MIss Alma Anderson. Mr..
George Anderson. Mr.. Carl Dalquist.
Mr.. Howard Wright. Miss Esther
Van Valley. Miss Mary Human and
Miss Helene Clearly Of Everett.