Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-29
Loghran- Sterling
NuptiatS Oct. 49,.

Nuptiats Oct. t9.
An account of the wedding of Miss
Dorothy Sterling. daughter of Fred
erick Thorne Sterling of Missoula,
which took place Thursday evening,
TACT. 10, appeared in last Sundays is
size Of the Missoulian. Miss Sterling
ID prominent in Kappa. circles through
oct the state and has been closely
associated with a number of Kappa
members who live in Great Falls. She
was a guest here last summer for a
few days after attending the twenty
fifth national convention of Kappa
Kappa Gamma which was held during
July at Glacier park. Miss Sterling
was marshal of the convention.
An account Of the wedding in part is
as follows:
Thursday evening at s o'clock oc-
cured one of the most brilliant so
cial events of the year, when Miss
Dorothy Sterling, prominent !society
girl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Thorn Sterling, and Richard
Loughran, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Loughran of Asheville, n. G., were
united in marriage ut the home OF
the brides parents, 1910 Gerald ave-
nue..
1.-THE which took place be-
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white roses and sweet peas, combined
with bridal wreath and ferns. was
performed by the Rev. J. J. O,Kennedy
of st. Anthony's church and Rev. IL.
S. Galley of the Church of the Holy
Spirit in the presence of about 200 re-
latives and friends.
The reception rooms were decorated
with roses, palms and ferns. while
autumn foliage was combined with
flowers of yellow and gold in the
library.
''An aisle was marked by white rib
hons from the head of the broad CO.
lonial stairway to the altar. Six lit
tie ribbon MISUNDERSTANDING Anne
Brown, Betty Lee Forbls, Margaret
Lucy. Mary, Leaphart, Vale Turner
and Janet Kinney-preceded the
brides attendants and carried the
ribbons that extended to the altar.
The brida party entered from the
stairs to the strains of Memberships
wedding March," Mrs. Jack Sterling
of Spokane. matron of honor, was fol
lowed by Miss Barbara Sterling. maid
of honor. and Miss Helen Mcleod,
Mrs. Thomas Kinney, Miss Virginia
Dixon and Miss Ruth Greenough, the
bridesmaids, all of whom were beau
tiful in gowns of rose chiffon en-
broidered in crystal beads; Ihe gowns
we're designed by Miss Ruth Green
nugh. They carried bouquets OF
white roses.
".Just before the bride came IN lit
tie flower girl, Peggy Dixon, who was
also dressed in rose chiffon, and who
carried a basket filled with rose pet
ais. The bride entered upon the arm
Of her father. She was unusually
lovely in a gown of white ~marquisette
embroidered in pearls and crystal
beads with long chiffon train; The
flowing tulle veil. which was held IN
place by orange blossoms, was the one
worn at her mothers wedding. The
beautiful bouquet that she carried
was of roses and orchids. The bride
was met at the altar by the groom,
who was attended by Jack Sterling.
THE ushers was Horace Worden,
Massey Mccullough, Neil Wilson, Ed
ward Mcmillan and Fritz Sterling.
Following the wedding service a re-
ception was held, those in the receiT-
ing line being Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L.
Sterling. Mrs. Frank Loughran of
Asheyille. ". c., mother of the groom;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Loughran and
the other members Of the bridal party:
Several hundred guests attended
the wedding reception. Refreshments
were served in the dining room, which
was decorated with roses. Inc table
was graced by a huge bow OF white
roses as a centerpiece and was llghted
by candles shaded By. lovely shades
each representing a bridal bouquet OF
roses and orange blossoms.
During the evening the bride cut
the brides cake for her friends.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dixon. Mrs. ID. j. Don-
ohue. Mrs. A. 2. Tietjen, Mrs. William
Mnrnhy. Mrs. J. J. Tobinski. Mrs. q.
". Fortis and Mrs. French Ferguson
poured during the receiving hours;
Miss Ruth Worden and Miss Ellza-
beth Powell assisted IN welcoming the
guests. -.
oam stole AWAY from their friends
and went to the Northern Pacific sta
t;on where the private car Of Super
;ntendant Bartles Of the Rocky Noun,
t.ip division was waiting for them ana
in which they were taken up the pm
ter Root valley to Lolo, where they
ware met the following day by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Sterling in an automopie
and from there they motorea 10
Butte. nouar
oonyn Of gray duvetyn trimmed IN
sou;rreI. with a close-fitting bright
blue turban. :.
saTbe bride was born and reared IN
,s;ssonla. receiving her education in
the city schools and at the state IN
yersity. She also attended and gradu-
ated from Castle on-the-Hudson, a
finishing school. She is a member on o.
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and an1
has been prominent IN MISSOURI ; So
%. MIR. Loughran is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Loughran of Ashev1ile,
\ G.. where he is engaged in business
IL IS a graduate of the law school
# washington and Lee college. ii
was a lieutenant of infantry auf'h -
the war and saw active service ID
France"
Aluminium Shower Given
For Coming Bride. ns.,
Thursday evening at y fllan
avanme north. Miss Pauline Robertor!
entertained with an aluminium snow
~ honor of Miss Margaret Jenhs
Ha1loween decorations and a colo
scheme Of orange and black, togeshe e.
with yellow chrysanthemums, weae ~
np,;ntmpnf Inc evening