The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-12
Seattle
Society
Trinity Church Scene Of
Pretty Wedding, Date
Announced for Mid
Season Assembly Ball.

v,RINiTY CHURCH WAS THE
scene last evening 90 the mar
riAye Of Miss Edith Redneld. daugh.
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William NSc
ltedfleid. TO Lieut.. Altert Harold
Cooks. United states navy, son OF
Mr. ana Mrs Albert Rocks. The
e~~emony was read by Rev. William
h. Bliss nj $50 O'Clock.
tsvcrgrcens were used In decor.
atlng The high standards OF the
center aisle held cleaning white
tapcrs and wcrc entwined with tho
graceful cedar. tied at the top Of the
pe~s with soft fluffy bows OF white
tuile. Small FIR trees banked the
ehancel and outlined the walls Of the
dirnlfied eiificc. The altar was un'
adorned. save for the glow from
cathedral candies. and branching
candeiabra on either side held
myriads OF white tapers.
Al tho opening notes from the
Bridal Chorus" from fohengrin. the
nshcrs entered 49, Ensign Schubert.
Ensign Rathbun, Ensign Carter En-
sign Kaufman. Ensign McMeusme.
Ensign Gillian and Ensign With OF
the U. :. : Texas. The two brides
maids followed. Miss tima Collins
walking alone and Immediately after
her the groom's stster. Miss Berna-
dine Rocks. Miss Collins gown was
% white LACE with sash Of blue
tuiie. and Miss Rocks was attired
In pale blue gcorgette and seif-coiored
az
pcAris and carried French bouquets
Of white cyciamcn. lavender. sweet
peas and ophclia roses tied with
flowing bows OF blue tuiie
The briste. entering on the arm OF
her father. was lovely IN her bridal
dress 81 ivory satin and rose point
lace. which was worn by her mother
on her wedding dress. The long
court train. fastened at tfr should.
crs. was edged with tulle. and tho
tnile WE'LL falling its entire length.
was hound with Russian coronct
Of exquisite rose point. spray OF
orange blossoms az either side. Her
round bouquet was OF lilies OF the
valley. frcsias and eyclamen. en-.
circied with a frili Of ostrich and tics!
with silver gauzc. Lieut.. Com.
usandcr hftxhugh Green. OF the U.
s. =. Twas. was best man for the
groom.
During the ceremony ''Berccusc.-
from '.Jocclyn." by GODDARD. was soft.
III played on the organ. and for the
recessicnai MendeIssohn's Wedding
March. with tlre bridal party passing
under the crossed swords OF the
ushers.
Mrs. Redfield. the brides mother.
wore a handsome gown OF gray
chiffon and white lace with touches
Of pink. and Mrs. Rocks. mother Of
the groom. WORE a becoming costume
Of charrueuse In the brown tones.
with tunic OF rich brown lace
afterwards an informal reception
was held al the Sunset club for reia.
tive nd friends in the younger set.
Thru the rooms were baskets OF
Columbia roses and spring flowers.
with huckleberry and ferns In the
background
On their wedding trip Mrs Rocks
worn one-piece French model OF
blue eaberdine. embroidered In gray
blue wool. a coat OF uiarveIla cloth
and a small ciose-fittinw hat. They
will be al home after February /
In San Francisco.
Miss Redfield was educated at Miss
Chamherlayne's school In Boston and
later spent some time In travel In
the British isles and on the con-
tinent. Commander Rocks gradu-
ated from Annapolis in 1914 and
served IN the Philippines and at
vladEvostok. He was attached TO the
Y. s. $. Texas before he was trans
ferred TO San Francisco as aide to
Admiral Haistead. commandment OF
the Tx,sifth Naval district