The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-06
Miss Florence Dodge Is Bride of Karl Phil
brick; Former University Girl to Wed

TUE marriage OF Miss Florence
l. Dodge, daughter OF Mr., aud
Mrs, Charles h, Dodge, 20 Mr., Kari
Russell phnbrlck. son OF MIR. sam.
uel w PhnhriclS OF Skowbegan,
Me, was solemuifcd Wednesday
evening in Mount Baker Prcshyter
ian church. The Rev. Or, w A..
Major read tho service at $50
o'clock.
The bride. a charming girl, was
lovely in white chiffon and prin-
cess lace fashioned with long
close fitting bodice and fun skirt.
Tho lace vcilod tho skirt IN the
front and was used In panel effect
down the front and back OF the
bodice, Her court train was OF tho
chiffon and her veil OF tulle bound
with a half.circlet OF pearls across
the hack and caught at either side
with spriE OF orange blossoms,
Brides roses. orchids, sweet peas
and lilies OF the valley wero in her
shower bouquet. The ornaments
worn were string OF pearls and
diamond and platinum brooch,
the gift OF the groom.
Miss Marjorie Burkhart, who was
maid OF honor, WAS In orchid chif'
fon. made with a basque and cir.
cular skirt trimmed with alternate
rows OF chiffon and lace. She wore
wreath OF silver leaves in her
hair and carried orchid tinted sweet
peas.
There were four maids, Miss FL
len and Miss saraletto Phelps, Miss
Helen Graham and Miss Helen
Seelye They wore chiffon frocks
designed with tight hasqucs and
full skirts with lace medallion in.
sets. Miss Ellen Phelps was in
periwinkle blue; Miss Saralctte
Phelps in watermelon pink. Miss
Helen Graham in pale yellow and
Miss Helen Seelye in apple green.
They wore silver wreaths in their
hair and carried Butterfly roses and
lavender and pink sweet peas,
Katherine Cunningham. Winifred
Kellogg. Elizabeth and Mary Sands
were the miniature bridesmaids In
attractive old.fnshloned pink and
blue organdie frocks. They wore
tight little hasques and full skirts
with ruffled godets OF tho organdic.
pink, blue and lavender flowers
were in their Colonial bouquets.
Mrs. Dodge was Eowned In gray
chiffon. beaded and embroidered in
silver threads Roses and sweet
peas were in her corsage.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Dodge was best
man and the ushcrs were Mr.. John
Mcvay. Mr.. Joseph Llvengood. Ar.
William Lewis and Mr.. Martin Nc
Lean.
Before the ceremony. Mrs. Frank
Calklns sang "All for You" by
Guy d'Hardelot and +. Campana's
'I1l Love but Thee" Mr.. Ralph
Major played the wedding marches.
The church blossomed with sum
m.r and early autumn flowers
delphlnium. gIadioluses, pink, iaven.
der and white dahllas. They
crowned the tall white standards
that lined the aisle and filled stand.
ard baskets at tho altar against a
green background under the light
OF high white tapers.
At the reception later for init.
mate friends. at the Dodge residence,
pink snapdraguns, lavender sweet
peas and blue larkspur predomi'
mated in the decorations. Mrs. u.
II. Hall. Mrs. n. c. Phillips. and
Mrs. Paul Webb presided over the
supper table, assisted by the Misses
Helene Moore. Marion Lucas, Janet
Neumann, Dorothy Baker, Ruth
Kellogg and Margaret Kellogs.
For travllng. Mrs. Philbrick wore
brown and beige crepe do chine
dress and a brown bengaliue coat
with collar OF fox and n large
brown and beige hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. PhiIbrick left for
san Francisco and will sail from
there August s. for Honolulu. They
win return to Seattle about Septem
her Is for a weeks visit before
leaving for Bangor. Me. where
they will make their home.