The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13

BEAUTIFUL wedding was sol
IA ctunlzcd last evening az the
homo Of the brides uncle and aunt,
Dr. and Mrs. james X Eagloson'
tho nuptial rites uniting Miss Lucia
rcrrac Mcaeham. daughter OF MI.
George rcrr,e Meaeham, and Mr,
CoSicll Stevens Smith. OF 81. Louis
With the Rev. w. A, Major roadns
tho service at $50 O'clock
Decorations OF the homo We're
golden and bronze chrysanthcmums
Ia a perfect setting for the bride
and her attendants. Tho altar was
hankcd with green's and from tho
canopy above fcll showers Of yellow
toned ribbons tied with fascinating
istuc bouquets OF pompon chrysan'
thcmums, Low gold flower pots
fillc,i with yellow blooms made
floral aisle for the bridal party. and
over an was the soft light OF gieam'
ing tapcrs In high candelahra'
Before the ceremony Or. a. Rookie
Robertson, with Mrs. Robertson NJ
the niano. sang Loves Coronation
and Loves Rhapsody" followed by
The strains OF the Bridal Chorus"
from Lohensrin. played by Mrs.
Robertson.
The bride entered with her father,
radiant In a wedding gown OF cream
crcpc chiffon. II was simply fash.
Toned on straight lines its only
ornament ruffle. OF the chiffon
which tell IN graceful cascades from
one shoulder 10 the bottom Of the
very long skirt and continuing
around its edge. The long court
train fell from the shoulder covered
by veil OF handsome Princess lace,
which had belonged to her mother,
II was arranged In Juliet cap effect
Z with a circlet OF orange blossoms
across the brow. Her bouquet was
an exquisite shower OF orchids. gar.
denias and lilies OF the valley.
There were two natrons OF hon
or-the prlde's sister. Mrs. Robert
: Donald McAusland. and Mrs. Wen.
dell Blake Myers. Mrs. McAnsland
wore a lovely gown Of coral brocad.
ed chiffon velvet designed with an
ermine hand at the bottom OF the
slightly draped skirt and caught at
the left side under an ornament OF
er1nine. She carried 0phella roses.
pink bouvardia and pink cyclamen
cncircied with turquoise blue ostrich
and showcred with the bouyardla.
Mrs. Myers gown was OF creme
chiffon in American Beauty shade.
: long and straight in design. with
paiited chiffon ruffie falling from
shoulder to skirt hem and vending
Its interesting way around its edge.
For flowers she carried American
Beauty cyclamcn and deep yellow
roses against background OF tur.
quoiSc blue ostrich.
Miss Margaret Eaglcson, the
brides cousin. was her maid OF hon.
or. Hers was a dainty frock OF
peach-colored crepe chiffon designed
with n plated rose chiffon ruffIe
over peach-shadcd chiffon. similar
70 Mrs. Myers, Her arms were
filled with OpheIIa roses and salmon.
tinted cyclamen wreathed with blue
ostrich.
The little rlbbon.bearers. Mary
siAls Meacham and Lucia McAus.
land. wore frocks OF turquoise blue
taffeta with ruffled taffeta bands on
their heads and pink rosebuds for
wreaths. with showers OF the rose.
. buds falling from one side. Janice
hcAusland was a cunning little
flower girl in shell pink tafleta and
headband to match. carrying a min.
iature blue basket filled with Cecil
Drummer buds. bouvsrdia and rose
petals
Mrs. Eagleson wore a handsome
costume Of kings blue velvet softiv
draped over brocaded silver. and
violet and rose corsage. Mr.. Paul
Raymond Dickinson. OF Portland.
I was best man for Mr.. Smith.
reception followed the cere.
mony. DR.. and AIRS. EagIeson 70.
ceivlng with the bridal party. Mrs.
Eugene Mills Meacham and Mrs
Edwin c Blanchard presided over
the supper table and assisting were
. the Misses Gladys and Grace En-.
Z person. Beatrice suliy. Helen Aran.
Sadie Croker. Ellen crocker and
Eernice Reddington.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for cnl.