The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-06-18
BROWDER-OLIPHANT NUPTIALs

One of the most beautiful we'd
dings ever solemnized In Fallon took
place at Trinity Episcopal church at
high noon on Saturday. June 14th,
when Miss Mary Browder, one of Fal-
lens most charming and talented
girls, became the bride of Henry
Duncan Oliphant of San Francisco.
Rev. e. A. MCGOWAN officiated. Mrs
Eliza Bowler played the wedding
march,
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Milton Browder, and
was attended by her sister, Miss Vad
| en- Browder. DR.. Boyd of San Fran
cisco, friend of the groom. acted
as best man. Little Margaret Hay.
den, niece of the groom, was the
dainty flower girl.
| The bride wore beautiful crea
tion of white brocaded satin crepe
and long tulle veil, crowned with
orange blossoms. A string of pearls
a gift of the groom. and an orange
blossom brooch set in diamonds, a
gift of the groom's father and worn
by the groom's mother on her wed
ding day, were also worn by the
bride and she carried an armful of
white roses.
Miss Vaden Browder, maid of hon
or, wore gown of orchid taffetta
with hat to match, trimmed in silver
and carried pale pink roses.
Little Margaret Hayden was dress
ed in dainty lingerie frock of or.
child crepe and carried r tiny basket
of pansies tied with pink and orchid
tulle.
The church was decorated with
an arch of flowers and a wedding
bell and there was profusion oil
pink and white carnations on the
| altar and In the chancel Never In
the history of Trinity church has 4
girl given so much of her time
means and service as Miss Browdei
and in appreciation Trinity Guild
gave reception in the new Guild
hall directly after the wedding
There congratulations were In order
and refreshments served, after which
the happy couple left amid a shower
Of rice.
This was followed by 4 sumptuous
wedding breakfast at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Emma
Browder, on Saltwater avenue, to
which only relatives and a few very
intimate friends were invited. The
tables were decorated in pink and
white with kewpie centerpieces
place cars and favors and the break
fast was served by two friends of
the bride, Miss Betsy Fort and Miss
Lucille Sanford, gowned alike in pink
voile.
At O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Oliphant
departed on their honeymoon In their
own car and many friends and neigh
bors gathered to bid them good bye
and wish them every happiness.
The brides travelling dress was OF
pale gray canton crepe with trim
ming OF blue and hat to match. which
became her blond beauty to perfec-
ton. On leaving. Mrs. Oliphant
threw her bouquet, and 1t was caught
by Miss Fanny Depp, a cousin, who
came from Kentucky to be present
Mrs. Oliphant is a graduate OF
Churchill county high school and OF
the University of Nevada, where she
was popular as a sorority member
For three years she has taught Span.
ish and history In our high school
Mr.. Oliphant is a structural engi-
neer in the employ of the Herrick
Iron Works of Oakland. He is a
prominent member OF the Masonic
fraternity In San Francisco.
After July 1st Mr., and Mrs. Oil
phant will be at home In San Fran
cisco where Mr.. Oliphant has pre-.
pared and furnished an apartment
for his bride.
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