The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-01
Seattle
>)ociety
Miss Margaret Chinn Is
Bride Of Mr.. Ed,cdrd
Andreics, Pretty Home
Wedding SolenlniSed.

IN tho Florence Henry chapel at
/ The Highlands Miss Margaret Sea.
ton chinn, daughter Of Mrs Raleigh
Edwin Chinn. became the bride OF
Mr.. Edward Williamson Andrews this
afternoon. the Rt. Rev. Frederick W.
kcator Bishop OF Olympia. reading
the service AT four o'clock.
The interior % the little chapel
was in pink and blue in all their
delicate colorings. Low spreading
yaxeS OF gladioll and deiphinium were
on either side OF the altar. and above
fragrant roses were gracefully ar.
ranged In long. low basket by
the altar stood groupings of palms
and two great bronze vases OF shell.
pink Kiadioli and blue delphinlum.
lighted by cathedral candles In high
candelahra.
White treillscs ovcrgrown with
tanxle % Dorothy Perkins roses
screened tho chancci and within were
sixteen little girls - Bmehirds. in
white frocks. who occupied tho choir
pewr.
Above. "a from a floral arbor.
showers OF pink roses fell from great
rose circlets which surrounded the
six chandeliers. and IN the dim cor
ners Of tho little edifice were high
vases Of dainty blossoms
Mrs. I.angdon c. Henry sang Gou.
mods AVE Maria" and - Perfect
Love" before the ceremony and the
Bridal Chorus" from Lohcngrin -f-.=
played for the professional.
Mr.. Campbell kelicher was best
man and the ushcrs were Mr.. Cory.
don Wagner OF Tacoma. MIR. Caspar
Clarke. AIR. Keith Fisken and MIR.
Edwin A. Strout. Jr.
Miss Harriet Baxter and Miss Nir-
Ginia Merrill were the two brides
maids. In dainty white organdie
crowns over cream lace. trimmed with
white orxandie flowers and sashes OF
orchid tints. They wore picture hats
Of orchid lace and taffeta. and car
rtod Eheaves Of bright summer flow
era with blue and orchid chiffon ties.
Miss Beatrice Peoples. who fol-
lo~ed them IS maid Of honor.
wore white embroidered wolfe.
the narrow panels OF the skirt
trimmed IN narrow ruffles. and the
hong. straight bodice. girdlcd IN blue
y1ohon. finished IN sash effect she
wore becoming wide hat OF blue
1nfletA and lace. and for flowers car
yied an arm bouquet OF Columbia
ross. tied with delft blue wide satin
Hihbcn.
The bride was very charming in
her gown OF white orKRndie over a
Foundation OF satin. II was beauti-
fully Embroidered. the skirt was OF
round length IN hoop effect and was
lInIshed at its edee In deep scailops-
Tho ANAL bodice had tiny sleeves and
1lchu neck line and the tnlle veil and
small face veil were bound BY a
wrath OF Grange blossoms. Law
eudcr orchids and lilies OF the valley
~ An exquisite shower. tied with sil-
yer chiffon. were tho flowers carried.
Immediateiy after the service there
WAS q reception on the grounds OF
Mr.. and Mrs IanEdon c. Henry's
home. which adjoln the chapel. and
11Yn- Henry received with Mrs chinn
and the bridal party In n shady
hover under the trees. marked BY
tall baskets OF giadioii and del
phinium. Mrs. Chinn wore a white
tailleur. a white hat trimmed with a
bird OF paradise and corsage OF
orchids.
Mrs. n. ID. Merrill and Mrs. r. A.
6trout presided az the bridal table.
centered with n high-stemmed vase
Of white pottery crowned with love-
~ white blossoms. The six~en little
hluebirds who occupied the choir
pews during the ceremony. served
the groom's cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews left on a
two months motor trip 10 California.
Mrs Andrews Travelled In a dark blue
one-piece dress embroidered In wor.
sfed. with hat to correspond. a
csmbei cape and corsage Of
orchids.
The bride Is a graduate OF West
over school and the groom graduated
from the Taft school and Yale. lie
Is affiliated with Zeta Psi fraternity.