The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
Autumn HueS Are Seen at Charming We'd
ding; Bridal Party Named

flNtE NlANflAEe OF Aitta iseiNrf
i poro ana Mr. Frederick Gimrd
Mels of san nlego. which was sol.
smniscd this morning In 50. Joseph's
church. was one OF the lovely wed
dings Of early autumn Tho Rev,
Father w. J. noeney. $, J, read
tho service az 10 o'clock.
The interior OF tho church was
very charming with a profusion Of
gladloluses. dahllas. asters and early
chysanthemums, rejecting the
bright hucs Of the season against
a background Of maple leaves, stand.
ards bearing bouquets OF these lovely
blossoms led TO the oandle.lit white
and sold altar and gladioluses and
dahlias were maSsed az either side
against a lattice OF autumn vines
and cathedral candles in tall can
delabra,
Before the service Miss Helen
slaughter. accompanied by Mrs II.
NJ. Hug. at the organ. sang God
Touched the Rose and during tho
nuptial mass Ave Maria" and 'I.ov.
ing Father"
Tho bride. coming In with her
brother. Mr.. John +. pore, was very
beautiful in gown Of seal fleek
satin. Flounces OF heavily beaded
Seorgette trimmed tho circular skirt
and cluster OF orange blossoms
was at one side. The bodice was
long and slim. with one shoulder
adorned with orange buds. Her vel
fell In long. soft folds over the court
train and was bound with n coronet
Of lace and pearls with sprg OF
orange blossoms at either side. For
bouquet she carried shower OF
orchids. Cecil Drummer roses and
white sweet peas,
The matron Of honor. Mrs. John
+. Dorc. wore pencil blue georgette.
made with a straight bodice and
graceful circular skirt trimmed with
French flowers in blue and gold
shades. Her broad-brimmsd hat was
OF gold cloth faced with gold lace.
with n gold flower and lace orna-
ment. and her flowers were small
yellow gladioluseS. ophelia roses and
orchid sweet peas.
There were four maids-Mrs.
George Marshall barbara Kcllyl
Mrs. Lee Bennett tNan Marmono,
Miss Constance Martin. OF Aberdeen,
and Miss Florence Doyle.
Their frocks were OF Ecorgctte
modelled on similar lines. with
straight hodlccs and circular skirts,
trimmed In noscsays OF French flow.
crs. Mrs. Marshalrs and Mrs. Ben.
nett's were OF flcur dc lis shade over
flesh satin and their hats OF orchid
velvet with ostrich for trimming.
Miss Martin and Miss Doyle were
In deep orchid tints and their hats
were also OF velvet trimmed with
large. fiat flowers Bouquets OF Pre-
mier roses. orchid sweet peas and
lace flowers were carried.
Mary and Margaret Dore. the flow
err girls. had little gowns Of white
ruffled lace and wreaths Of small.
white flowers In their hair. They
carried miniature white baskets OF
baby roses and sweet peas.
The ring bearer was llttlo Virginia
Dore, dressed In q white satin suit
She carried the ring on a heart
shaped white satin and lace pillow.
After tho ceremony there was q
wedding breakfast at tho residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Dore. Here
the decorations repeated the bril-
liant autumn colors OF the church.
For travelling. Mrs. Mels wore a
tailored black satin dress. coat
in petunia shade with shawl collar
and wide cuffs Of squirrel. and a
matching hat with metallic trim.
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meis left BY motor
for California. and after October Is
will be at home in San Diego.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Meis are grad
yates OF the University OF Washing.
ton. where she was member Of
Pi lambda Theta and he was affil-
lated with Kappa Psi.