San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-08
In Society

: and Bishop J. $. Johnston perform
! ing the ceremony. Previous TO the
cntraucc of the bridal party. Miss
! Ora Wittc sang. AT Dawning," ac-
| companied by Oscar j. Fox, who also
played the bridal chorus from Lohen-
| grin for the entrance Of the bridal
/ party.
The groomsmen. Barlow Irving,
/ Russell Wine, Adolph GrooS and Joe
Londrcn of Minneapolis, Mimi, were
! the first of the attendants To enter
! the church. They We're followed by
| the bridesmaids. Miss Evelyn Newton
| and Miss Grace Campbell Of Camp
| belltOn who entered Singly. The
matrons of honor. Mrs. Gerald Ray
mond King. and Mrs. Carl Wurzbach
| followed. Miss Margaret Irwin, the
maid of honor, preceded the bride
/ who entered with her grandfather
NJ. J. Barlow. The church was dim
and cool with white carnations, and
palely lighted candles. The altar
was banked in palms and ferns and
white carnations.
The bride was lovely in draped
model of white MORE. made with
short sleeves of real lace. and trim
med with real lace and pearls. Her
headdress was high and made of real
lace studded in pearls. A filmy cloud
of white tulle formed a graceful train.
Miss Irwin was charming in an
orchid moire taffeta made long waist
ed with an overskirt of Spanish cream
lace. and with tiny sleeves of the
| Spanish lace. A large bow of orchid
ribbon trimmed one side of the frOck
the wide end reaching almost to the
| floor. The bridesmaids and matrOnS
of honor wore similar gowns, in pastel
shades. Mrs. King and Mrs. Wurz
bach wore turquoise blue frOcks trim
med with pink bows and Miss New
ton and Miss Campbell wore pink
frOcks trimmed with blue bows. All
of the brides attendants wore wide
gold bands around their heads with
grapes at one side of a shade cor
responding to the color of their gowns
They carried pink carnations.
| Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held at the home OF
the bride, with only the bridal party
and the relatives of the bride and
groom as guests. The home was
decorated profusely with pink rose
buds and was palely lighted with pink
tapers. In the dining room where a
mound of the roses adorned the cen
| ter of the table. Miss Lucille Wither'
spoon cut the ringshaped cake, which
was embossed with pink roses. Pink
minis filled bonbon dishes, and pink
tapers illumined the room. Mrs
Lytle Gosling poured coffee at the
opposite end of the table.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Ballard left on their wedding tour
Mrs. Ballard was attractive in suit
of dark blue Poiret twill trimmed
with gray and embroidered in cut
| steel beads. She wore a platinum
fox fur, and her smart spring hat
was also Of blue and gray. Her shoes
| hose, gloves and other accessOrie!
were Of the same shade of gray. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard left for New
| Orleans from where they will sail fol
| Cuba. and from there will go to thu
cisco, Los Angeles and Chicago. The!
will make their home in MinneapOli
at the Oak Grove Hotel.
Mrs. Irwin wore black lace gowl
with a corsage of violets. Mrs. r
II. Ballard wore gown Of ttirquois
blue satin with a corsage of pink ros
buds. Miss Tommie Irwin wore a
embroidered crepe model of blac
combined with black lace. Mrs
GOsling wore an orange crepe frocl
a brocaded model. Miss WitherspOo
wore an afternoon dress of pale bluC
a draped model. Mrs. MI. Barlo'
Of Los Angeles Wore black lac
gown with a cOrsage of yiolets.
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The regular monthly luncheon ,