San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
Miss Bertrand
Has Church
Wedding

Travis Park Methodist Church was
the scene Thursday evening at :
o'clock Of the impressive marriage
ceremony performed by the Rev. Ar
thur Moore, uniting in marriage Lieu
tenant David NJ. Schlatter and Lor'
raine Bertrand, daughter of Mrs. An
ME Oge Wicks.
Numerous fluffy yellow chrysanthe'
NUNS were banked against a back
ground Of ferns and palms and on
either side of the altar, tall wicker
baskets held chrysanthemums. On
the rostrum, iron candelabra held pale
yellow tapers.
Mrs. Charles Treuter sang "Oh
Fair. o Sweet and Holy" accom-
panied by Mrs. Harry Leap at the or
gan, who also played a bridal num-
Der and the professional and recess
sional.
The ushers. who entered first in
twos, were Lieutenant Jack Hodgson
and Lieutenant Nathan Twining,
Lieutenant Aldon Crawford and Lieu
tenant Kenyon Hedgart, Lieutenant
Charles Lawrence and Lieutenant II.
X. Greenlaw. They were followed by
the bridesmaids walking singly as fol-
lows: Miss Ruth West. Miss Hen
rietta Steele, Miss Emily Bynu,1,
Miss Tip Youngblood and Miss jess
Edwards. The maid of honor. Miss
Lucille Flannery, preceded the little
flower girl, Mary 10 Wicks. and the
ring-bearer, George 0ge. The bride
entered with her brother. Louis Ber-
trand and was met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, Lieuten-
ant William Craigie.
The bride was lovely in gown OF
white chiffon velvet fashioned along
straight lines, the skirt having a cir
cular front. The entire dress was
beaded with seed pearls and a putting
of tulle held by pearls adorned the
bottom of the skirt. The long velvet
train, beaded with sprays of roses out
lined in pearls and tulle, was banded
with seed pearls. The tulle veil was
caught 10 the head in a turban effect.
trimmed with pearls. finished on the
left side with a cluster of orange
blossoms which fell in a cascade down
the veil.
The maid of honor. Miss Lucille
Fiannery. wore an amber chiffon vel
vet frock made very bouffant. trim
med with gold lace and a spray Of silk
roses appliqued on the skirt. She
wore band of gold leaves in her
hair.
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velvet gowns in various shades Of
yellow and carried giant yellow chrys-
snthemums. Miss West wore very pale
yellow fashioned with q panel bach
and circular front trimmed with
varied shaded yellow chiffon roses
cascading down the front of the skirt
and from the left shoulder cascading
down the back. She wore a wreath Of
yellow leaves and gold leaves in her
hair. Miss Steele wore pale yellow
fashioned with a full skirt and
adorned with an apron Of gold lace
appliqued with a basket of flowers
and a blue velvet ribbon at her waist.
Miss Bynum wore yellow trimmed
with amber beads and rhinestones in
tie -odets Of the skirt Miss Young
blood wore a tight fitting bodice and
full skirt trimmed with velvet flow
crs. and Miss Edwards wore a crystal
beaded frock with a circular Skin:
decorated with a large sunburst rose.
Miss Eleanor Stribling was 10 have
been a member of the bridal party
but was unable TO be present.
The little flower girl was attired
in q dainty frock Of white chiffon with
fuIle ruff1es finished with a white
velvet bow on her shoulder. she car
ried basket filled with white chrys-
anthemums. The little ring bearer
wore a white velvet suit and carried
the ring in a rose.
Following the ceremony reception
was held in the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs. Annie Oge Wicks. TIC
guests were greeted at the door by
Mrs. Edward Requa and Mrs. I. H.
Flannery.
In the living room. before the
mantel banked with yellow and white
chrysanthemums and ferns. the guests
we're received by the members Of the
bridal party and Mrs. Wicks.
The wedding cake. white embossed
with pale pink roses. formed the cen
terpiece Of TIE table decorated with d
Dresden bowl Of roses surrounded
with four Dresden candle sticks hold
ing pink tapers. Mrs. $. p. Cunning
ham served cake and Mrs. George
Thompson presided at the punch bowl.
Assisting in the dining room were
Mrs. f. ]. Braswell Of New Braun
fels. Mrs. George Oge and Mrs.
Charles Boles.
Later in the evening. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Schlatter left for trip to
Chicago. Fostoria. Ohio, and New
York. Upon their return they viii be
vt home in quarters in Brooks Field.
AIRS. Schlatter was attired in an en-