Evening star., 1923-08-12
Miss Mullikin Weds
Francis J. Hospidor;
To Live In Cleveland
Richmond S. Smith Marries
Miss Beatrice Chamber
laine In Santa Anna, Calf.

4 wedding arranged with unusual
charm was solemnized by nuptial
mass at the Church of the Assumption
Wednesday. when Miss Iona Belle
Mullikin daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
\ James +. Mullikin, became the bride
of Mr.. Francis J. Hospidor.
The bridal gown was of white
georgette with panels of crystals and
pearls. and she wore large picture
hat of white Spanish lace. Her bo-
ouet was of brides roses with a
shower of orchids and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Clarissa Mullikin, sister of the
bride was the maid of honor ana
wore becoming gown of cornfiower
hlue georgette, heavily beaded, and
hat of the same color. She carried
shower of La France roses. Mr..
George A. Hospidor was his brother,
best man. 4Ir. 4. Justin Cox ana Mr.
Francis B. Myers We're the uShers;
The Rev. Father Carroll pas
tor of the church. was the ceiebrant
Of the mass and Walter and Alton
COX. the young cousins or the prlue'
served as altar boys.
The church was tastefully decoratI
ed with palms. southern smllaN anu
pink and white gladl3las. uIlns Ing
The ceremony a musical program was
rendered by Mr.. Harlan Castle, tenor
Mrs. B. B. Vincent contraltn. WIN
christopher Tenley at the organ.
After the. ceremony reception anu
wedding breakfast were held at the
home Of the bride. Mr.. ana MrS. nos
pidor left for an extended trip. anI
after the first of September lheH VIII
he at home in Cleveland. ONO.
Among the our OF town guests were:
Miss Elsie \. Hospidor of Perth Am
b"v, \. J.. Mrs. Raymond coleman
~of Harrisburg, Ia, Mr. I"iivs VI ~
Myers of Danville. Ia, ana vi:
Justin Cox If Louisville. Kentucky.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice
Chamherlaine. daughter "i ,,ii,h
lnoud s smith of Tucson. Arlz. LOON
place Saturday evening. July =, "'
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Free
)nan in Santa Anna. Calf. ne rev
kbtto :. Russell performed 'he Cyt.,
luouv. The house was decorated Win
ferns and hydrangeas and the hrihai
connie stood beneath bower OF
maiden hair fern.
The bride. was gwen IN naIrl"S'
hy her mother and wore a gown -
white gtnrgette crepe heavily en-
Iroidrred in pearls and wore " Gor-
sage bouquet Of gardinas AMI lhies
of the valley. 49,,
I Mr. John Chamherlain". br"t'ei
Of the bride acted as best man
Following the informal weddhI
sumner MIR. smith and his bride left
Tor motor trip, after Whith inr! Ii!
will be at honc at 30" South fre-
mont street. Los Angeles
Mr.. Smith is the son OF MT. ana
Mrs. q. X. Smith OF iurS"n an" - .
A graduate Of the University OF
Arizona. The bride is graiuat"
of Sargent Normal School at Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mr., aud Mr.. / T.. Flock hay" sent
out cards announcing the marriage
Of their daughter Ruth /" Mr.. Hart!
shapiro. son II MIR. and Mr.. l.; >
, shapiro of this cit. Wednesday,, :i?a
\ucuxt s. at 5 o'clock Pm. at the
Ecw willard Hotel TIL, ceremony
was performed by Rev Harry Mer-
field.
rated with palms. iulial" and tall
baal,rts .-f cIadiolas. while the young
roupl" stood under Il bell OF Whii"
hloSSomS.
Tho brid" was given in marriag"
l,y he. father and wore a sleeveless
Gown Of crepe romaine trimmed in
crystal beads wi.i,h formed tiowsrS
with brilliants for centers Inc
court train was Of heavy creme ana
her veil was held in riaCe by cor
nnet of rose point lace and orange
blossoms She carried a shower
bouquet of roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Shapiro the matron Of honor.
wore an orchid creue gown. trimmed
with silver lace. and carried pink
roses Miss Ray Shapiro. sister OF
the bridegroom, was maid of honor
and wore gown Of orange crepe
.and lace The two little flower
girls. Evelyn Hartstall and Helen
Garfnkle. were dressed alike in
shell pink Ecorgette over pink satin
They carried dainty baskets of pink
rosebuds.
DR.. shapiro was best man for his
brother The uShers were Mr. Sam
shapiro, brother of the bridegroom.
and Mr. Melvin Hartstall. cousin Of
tho bride About seventv-five guests
were present. and after the cere-
their parents. held a reception in an
adjoining room. Before the Cere-
,mnny an orchestra rendered several
selections. Later in the evening a
buffet supper was served and there
was dancing.
Mr. shapiro andi his bride left at
midnight for "a northern trip. the
bride wearing a tan and brown fiat
crepe dress, trimmed with bronze
beads. and velvet hat to match.
Upon their return to the city they
road.
Mr.. and Mrs J T. Dickey an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Gladys Mildred, to Ensign Joseph
Browne Spangler, United States
Navy. August l. 1928. at Baltimore.
Md, the Rev. c. NJ. Eyster officiating
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