The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Seattle
Miss Virginia WILEY Be-
comes Bride of Mr.. An
drc1r Price: Luncheon
VIII Compliment Miss
Wilson.

nIGNlTy and beauty was the set.
~ ting for tina wedding last eve
ming which united two Of scatuc's
most prominent families Miss vir-
rsnia Wiley. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Wiley. 90 Mr.. Andrew
Price. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ewing rrica Tho ceremony was
reformed by Rev. Russell +.
Thrarp. assisted by Rey. Edward
Lincoln Smith. in Pilgrim congruga,
tional church. at $40 o'clock.
The interior OF the church was
decorated In a color scheme OF pink
and white. combined with winter
xrprnx Aisle standards crowned
With pink and white ehrysanthe.
NUNS tied at the tep Of the pews
with flowing steamers OF white rib
hens, formed lovely pathway for
the bridal party. Palms banked tho
choir loft and broad baskets filled
with huge chrysanthemums adorned
tn alter. lighted by rows OF candles
n brass candelabra- Preceding the
cercmcny quartet composed OF
T:leancr Norihoff Beck. harp. George
ktrvhner. cello. Theodore Turner.
violin. and Edwin k'airburn. organ.
played a program OF delightful music.
which Included A number from an
oratorio by SaintSaens. and "Meds.
eAt1on." Bach .Gounod. During tho
ceremcny THE swan" by Saint
Qnens. was beautifully rendered. The
bridal Chorus" from rohenxrin.
was played for the professional. and
n1endelssohn's Wedding March for
H. recessional
1Gr. Alfred NJ. Afiliard Jr. was bcrt
unnn. and tho ushcrs were: Mr.. Keith
rlsken. Mr.. Edwin A. strcus- Jr.
NJ. I4eo Black. Mr.. caspar Ciarke,
~. Nelson Harrison. Mr.. James A.
Hasxht Jr.. Mr.. Carl Homer and Mr..
Percy Perry.
Miss Marion Wiley. cousin OF the
br4de. ~ maid OF honor. was most
attractive Ia turquoise blue taffeta.
xximmed with touches Of silver lace.
~ skirt designed In hoop effect. was
rcnliopcd al the hem. and sash
train fell FROM the soft gtriied waist
llne. A wreath Of silver leaves was
VAN on her hair. and sire carried a
TN ahiped bouquet OF opheiia roses
ara ostrich. showcr-d with lilies OF
III valley.
The fwo bridesmaids. Miss Janet
poweil and Miss Katherine Thorup-
-. Of Lewlstown. Pa. were both In
chtffon gowns OF bright old rose.
a1ver trimmed. fashioned with
unaxt. uneven hem line. A cascade
- oflver lacs down ono side OF the
unE1F& formed Tn attractive sash
uuan- They wore silver bands IN lieu
q hat. and carried bouquets OF pink
Uwoek peas and Columbia roses
eFncefnliy arranged on an ostrich
6nn- Robert Coz. the little SON OF
N. and Mrs herbert F. Coo. clad In
= white satin suit was an ador2his
rln9beAfer.
me bride. owning N WIN her
1nxher. was exqutstteiy beautiful in
~ mothers wedding gown OF rich
3uury brocaded satin Tho court
tFnln was fastened at the shoulders
ara the long tuiie veil edged with
rnre old lace WAS bound with small
] oprunet OF the lace. n cluster OF
: onnnre blossoms at either side. A
! short veil was worn over the face.
ADDING a dainty bridal touch. Her
(. bouquet. Ike the maids. was fan
: shaped, Of white ostrich. Oph~iia
roses. white orchids and sweet peas.
with lilies Of the valley for the
shower.
A small reception for intimate
friends and members af the younger
~. followed at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley. Here the decorations
were of pink and white chrysantfr-
Uurns. arranged In graceful baskets
Ia all rooms The supper table held
: miniature Italian garden. fragrant
With sweet peas and hyacinths In the
pastel shades.
Mrs. Wiley. mother Of the bride.
Wax beautifully Eowned In sapphire
nlue velvet. tripmed In Jet. and Mrs.
vrice. the groon's mother. wore a
handsome costume OF American
Beauty velvet with n tunics Of
antique gold rose lace and diamonds.
For travelling the bride was attired
In a three piece model OF brown
duyetyn. trimmed with beaver. and
an upturned hat to correspond. Mfr.
and Mrs. Price left on an extended
wedding trip.
Both the bride and groom are 80
ciaI fayorir~s. Mr.. Price IL vice
president OF the investment banking
house OF John Il. Price & Co. and
vice president OF the Marine National
hank.