The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-21
Seattle
Society
Miss Geraldine Jackson
Married at High Noon
Today. Mrs. Pryor
Wcds Captain Bell.


Tn ST. JoSEPHs church. at high
i noon today. was solomnlzed tho
marriage 90 Miss Geraldine jackson.
daughter Of Mrs. John \. Jackson. TO
Lieut.. Donald James I.cchey. corps
OF engineers. United states army.
son OF Mr. and Mrs Maurice u. Lee.
hey. with Rev Father John A. Nc
Hugh performing the ceremony
The interior Of the church was In
white and green. Down each aisle TO
the chancei tail white standards were
crowned with clusters of snowy white
chrysanthemums. fcstooned with a..
pafagus plumosis. while a hedge OF
ferns and green's screened the chan
Gel from vicw. and within were tall
PEDESTAL baskets filled with the
rough. pctAicd blossoms In the back
ground. high above the altar. were
woodwaraia ferns. and on the altar
ophclia roses added faint pink tint.
softly lighted BY the rays OF cathe.
drai candies IN high sconccs.
Or. Franklin Sawyer Palmer
played the wedding marches, and
during the nuptiai mass Mr.. William
X. iiedicy. viollnist, played Media.
ton RciiEeuse" by Dubois. and
Meditation" By Rousseau. and Mr..
Archie Rugglcs sang Gounod's ave
Maria" with violin obligato by Mr..
Hedley.
Lieut.. Ernest J. Riley was best
man and the ushcrs were Lieut.. Leo
II. Mcmahon. Lieut.. Eugene o'Flah.
erty. Lieut.. Maurice Daniel. Lieut..
Lewis A. Murray and Lieut.. Jack h.
Griffith.
Miss Alice Jackson. the brides SIS.
ter. was maid OF honor. Her gown
was an attractive draped model OF
white silk lace over white charmeuse.
girilcd with crushed shell pink roses.
Her hat was OF white chiffon. and
she carried an armful OF Butterfly
roses.
The two dainty little flower girls.
Rose Alice Castlen and Marie Burke.
wore Gretchen dresses OF white chlf'
fon and DucheSse lace. and wreaths
OF tiny rosebuds In their hair. They
carried French baskets OF pink and
white blossoms. from which they
scattered rose petals In the pathway
Of the bride.
The bride. entering on the arm OF
her brother. Mr.. John y. Jack.
son. was exquisite In her wed.
ding dress az white crepe isolde.
the softly draped folds Of the long
skirt caught at one side with a large
ornament OF orange blossoms. and
the bodice with clusters OF pearls al
neck and sleeves. The long court train
Was fastened at the shoulders. and
her tuiie veil was bound In nun effect
10 her brow. with small sprigs OF or
angs blossoms at either side. In lieu
Of the regulation bouquet. she car
ried an ivory prayer book with long
showers OF valley lilies After the
ceremony there was the picturesque
occasional under the crossed swords
OF the ushers.
Mrs. Jackson's gown was OF black
velvet and set with which abe wore a
large black velvet hat and orchid
corsage. Mrs. Leehsy. the groom's
mother. wore a velvet gown in a soft
blus ehsde. a wide vclyct hat. ostrich
trimmed. and corsage OF orchids.
Immediately after thu service there
WAS reception az the home Of the
BRIDES mother. for relatives and close
friends. Here autumn flowers in pro.
fusion were used In decorating.
At the breakfast table. with the
gzrianded bride and groorn's cakes.
Mrs. James Gaibraith. Mrs. =. r.
Heffernan. Mrs. William Pigott and
Mrs. ~. Donahoc alssrnated at the
urns. Mrs. James Sheehan and Mrs.
John Buckley assisted about the
rooms.
For travelling. the bride wore
one piece model Of dark blue trico-
tine. combined with royal blue crepe
de chine. a close-fitting hat OF brown
velvet. with an ostrich ornament ON
one side. and sable furs. She carried
a brown sports coat, with collar and
cuffs Of brown fox.
Lieut. and Mrs Lcehey left for
Banff and Lake Louise on their wed
ding trip. After October Is they VIII
be at home at Camp Lewis.