The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
Seattle
Society
Beautiful Wedding Cele-
brated in st. Marks
Church; Mrs. adams
WI c o M piim e n I
Daughters.

T,oLIowiNG weeks OF pre,nuptial
= entertaining. the marriage Of
Miss Luriins Brown. daughter Of Mr..
and Airs. Ahner Brown. 20 Ensign
Georse clifford Crawford. U. 5. n. of
the Z. \. 5. Arizona. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. x. Vance Crawford. OF Black
Mountain. n. c. was soiemnined In
81. Marks church last evening. Rev.
John u. Mcfauchlan reading the
service at $50 o'clock.
Fer this wedding the decorations
were especially lovely. Palms. ferns
and green's were banked at the
chancci. intcrmingled with graceful
masses OF snowy chrysanthemums.
while az the altar brilliant pcin-
sctttas added a rudy glow and hish
nconees held lighted tapers.
Ensign V. V. JaeominL T. s. NJ.
was best man. and the ushers were
T:nsigns Spotswood ouinhy, James
Hughes. Frank Talbot. Herbert Tay.
ior. Leslie Pollard. John crenshaw.
John snakenbcrg and Bertram
CAsxeils.
Following them were tho six erides-
mssds In quaint frocks OF velvet and
goid lace. fashioned alike with Ions.
straight bodiccs and circular skirts
which touched tho floor. Miss Ruth
Lennon and Mrs. Edna Wagner were
In orchid shade, and their flowers
were orchid tinted blossoms. grace.
fully covering large satin muffs IN
the Same tone. from which fell show
ers Of dainty buds. Miss Amy Mum
day and Miss Katherine Miller OF
Portland wore shell pink. with pink
satin muffs and pink flowers for the
showers and Miss Ruth Bamfori
and Miss Rachel Unlock wore a
blending shade OF blue. with muffs
az blue satin. showcred. Their high
dr~ssed cosffures were adorned with
W1de fan-shaped combs OF gold lace.
a gown OF matrix velvet and gold
brocnde combined with gold lace was
worn by Mrs. Richard Floyd Frost
Marcia Berger the matron OF
honor. Her hat was large Of gold
cloth. with facing Of plated nile
xr~en chiffon With this handsome
coutume she carried a muff Of green
nattn. covered and showered with
fragrant blossoms. she walked alone
n front OF the beautiful bride, who
entered on the arm OF her father.
The bridal gown was Jean Pat.
ton model OF softest pearl satin. eu.
hFotdcred In crystals. The long court
train was OF hrocaded satin and tho
iul1e ven. edged with orange bios
eoGnal was fastened 20 q coronet Of
duchess lace. with q eirclet OF tho
grange blossoms across her brow.
Qrchids. gartenias and iilies OF tho
valley. with showers Of rossbrds.
eumpDpfsiy covered the white satin
uu13 which she carried.
4 Mrn. Brown. mother Of the bride.
woF~ : chiffon gown IN q new green
1uoo. elaborated with crystal beads.
ond carried Ophe,ia roaes-
Alner tho ceremony sher~ WAS the
E1oeurooQus rccessiond under the
<1coDe0 snbers OF the ushers.
MG1ne of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown IN the
~ ruul apartments Mrs. u. C.
Unfoa and Mrs Stuart Milne pre-
49, ~ the exauisttsly appointed
Gupw table assisted by tho Misses
XlEU1nin Jefferson. Gladys Epper~on.
Knr1a and Claire stoltenberg. Ger
trnde Lswfa Dorothy Hagsr and
Zoon Tox-
MrA- Crawford Travelled In . dark
1cuo tafilsur Of poires twin and
moteInssA with which she wore a
fe&chfng hat Of black felt Ensign
ond Mr.. Crawford win BE- IN CNlifor.
~ for the remainder OF the winter.
but YIN make Seattle their future
hono.
M4- Crawford attended ne Uni
Vorsffy Of Washington and II . mem
her a Gamma Phi Beta sorority and
Hod Domino. Ensign Crawford
gyAduated from tbs naval academy
at Annapolis with tho class OF 1874.