The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
Seattle
Society
Beautiful Autumn We'd
ding URitcs Miss Nc
Creory and Mr.. Han
cock; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard 10 Entertain
at Summer Home.

at Summer Home.
A UTIM< in its brilliant colofingi
~ always brings IN its retsnue q
long line Of prominent weddings. IA,
first Of which WAS ushered In Satur
day evening when Miss Edna Lucille
Mccreery. daughter Of MIR, and Mrs
Hush Wilson MeCrcery. became ths
hrsdo OF Mr.. Beverly Vernon Han
cock. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorgs
Hancock. Of Fargo. \. l.. The scrvt
Ice Was read al $50 O'Clock by Rev
William IA. Bliss IN Trinity Episcopal
church.
Down the long aisle 10 the chaneel
steps. spreading branches ~ vivid
autumn leaves were fastened high
on each pillar. and high white stan
DARTS marking the pews held spires
OF pink.tintcd gladioi and white
nsfers. The chanCet where Rev
Bliss. with Mr.. Hancock and his best
man. Mr.. Edison McCrccry. brother
az the bride. waited. was garden OF
gladioll and asteis against a back
ground % bright autumn leaves and
huckleberry. Above them. the light
e. green OF the dropping palm leaves
and over all the glow Of tall cathedral
taprrs In brass eandeiebra. In a pic.
ture dlgnified and beautiful
Dir. Edmond Butler played the
bridal music. and before the wedding
march. Miss Maud White sang BE
cause" At the opening notes Of the
professional the ushcrs entered Mr.,
Hugh Whitelaw. AIR. Justin Haynes,
MIR. stephen Haynes and Air. Jack
Perine.
The little flower girl. Mavis Jean
McCreery. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs,
Wllford c. Mccreery. followed them,
adorable In French frock cf cream
ruffisd net over pink taffcta. sleeve
less and caught at the shoulders
with sprays OF rosehuds. She wore
q wreath OF silver leaves and PINK
rosebuds on her golden hair. ana car
RED Colonial bouquet showercd
with pink ribbons.
Miss Mary Small. the maid Of hon.
or. was charmingly gowned In pink
crepe meteor with round neck line
and small sleeves. the skirt with un.
even hem. and long panels on either
side which touched the floor. A gar.
land Of silver grapes finished the
soft girdie. falling in graceful fes-
toons down one side OF the skirt.
Her hat was Of pink gcorgette. It's
wide brim adorned with cluster Of
silver grapes. and her arms were
filled with ophclla roses and pink
and orchid toned sweet peas Tied
with long flowing streanicrs OF pink
ribbons.
Tho bride came In with her father.
The soft ivory tint Of her satin gown.
with Its overdrapery OF chanully
lace and pearl embroidery. was ex.
quisise. The court train was caught
~ the shoulders with orange bios.
SONS and her long tulie veil was fast.
cned TO her couture with a cap Of
Duchesse lace. a circle Of orange
blossoms at Its edge. Her flowers
were orchids. lilies Of tho valley and
white sweet peas. showcred with
narrow satin ribbons and tied with
silver gauze.
Mrs. McCreery. the brides mother.
wore a gown OF black Mollyo crepe
combined with Jet and Lace. and the
Eroorn's mother, Mrs Hancock. wore
orchid carton crepe beaded in crys-
tails. Thir corsages were orchids and
Cecil Drummer roses.
Afterwards an informal reception
for close friends and relatives was
held at the Mecreery home. Mrs.
Percy Laing. Mrs. Wiiford McCreery.
Mrs. Robert r. Small and Mrs. Harry
Laubscher aiternated at the supper
table. with its centerpiece Of dell.
cafeiy tinted blossoms. lighted b.
pink candles In silver holders.
Mrs. John Herbert White was In
charge Of the dining room. assisted
by Miss Clara Bartlett. Miss Ser.
nice Gclateiy. Miss Elizabeth Nc
CoIloch. Miss Lulu Schmidt. Miss
Ruth Price. Miss Evelyn Perine.
Miss Ruth Houston. Miss Rhea
Houston. Miss Edith Laubscher and
Miss Marion Eiler. Elsewhere thru
the rooms were great bouquets OF
ehell-pink asters. dabllas and rose
buds. with sIadloll and autumn
leaves.
On their wedding trip Mrs. Han.
cock wore a dress OF dark blue PoIret
twill embroidered IN Chinese colors.
n hat Of deep blue panne velvet.
ostrich trimmed. a duvetyn wrap
with caracui fur and corsage Of
orchids and valley lilies.
Mr. and Mrs. Hancock Will spend
their honeymoon in the Fast. and on
their way home will visit with the
groom's parents in Fargo. y. y.
After October IS they viii be at home
at the Lerawee apartments.
The outof-town guests at the wed.
ding were DIT. and Mrs Kioman and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hancock OF
Fargo. ". D.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wills and Mr.. and Mrs. Mccutcheon.
Miss Rita and MIR. Loren Mccutcheon
OF Vancouver. y. c.; Miss Madeline
Burgess and Miss Theima Thompson
Of Pcndleton, Ore. and Miss Inez
Watkins Of Hoquiam.