San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
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st. Pauls Episcopal church was
the scene Wednesday night of the
ceremony uniting in marriage John
Gordon Ives of Upper Montclair, n.
j., son of Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Ives, and Miss Frances Roma Evans,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER
Leslie Evans, with the Rt. Rev. W.
L. Capers. bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese of Western Texas, officiat-
ing.
The windows, choir stalls and the
chancel rail were draped with smilax
and banked with palms. White Easter
lilies and smilax decorated the altar
and bordering the central aisle were
tall wrought-iron candelabra holding
white cathedral tapers.
Following several bridal selections
by a stringed orchestra, Mrs. Paul
Rochs sang 30 Perfect Love" &C.
companied by Mrs. Ralph Newton
who played the wedding march from
Lohengrin for the professional and
Memberships wedding march for the
occasional.
The bridegroom's attendants, Leslie
Evans and Jack Allensworth, entered
together, followed by the brides at
tendants in single file: Miss May
Bess Huberick of Austin; Miss
Sadie Joffrion of Marksville, La;
Miss Elizabeth Ripley, maid Of hon.
or; and Mrs. Harold Winters. matron
of honor. The flower girl. Catherine
Porter, daughter of Mrs. Angela Por-
ter, preceded the bride who entered
with her father and was met at the
altar by the bridegroom and his
best man, Lloyd Ives of Miami.
A Toffler model gown of ivory
crepe satin was worn by the bride.
The yoke and sleeves were fashioned
of heavy princess lace and a deep
flounce of the lace trimmed the edge
of the full skirt. The court train
was of bridal satin lined with flesh
georgettc. Encompassing the whole
was the bridal veil of tulle edged
with real lace which fell from close
fitting Juliet cap with coronet OF
orange blossoms and old rose-point
lace which had been worn by the
brides grandmother. She carried a
bouquet of Easter lilies, and roses
showed with lilies Of the valley.
The brides attendants were attired
in georgette frocks Of various shades
of pink. All were fashioned with tight
fitting bodices and circular skirts
which were slashed to the waist on
one side TO show a spray of pastel
colored ribbon flowers appliqued on
the satin slips. The long bell sleeves
were also trimmed with the flowers.
Larke pink picture hats. flower trim
med, were worn and all carried arm
boquets of pink columbia roses tied
with huge blue taffeta bows. The
little flower girl was dressed in pink
taffeta and carried a basket filled
with spring flowers.
Following the ceremony, recep-
ton was held in the home of the
brides parents in us Cloyerleaf ave.
nue.. Baskets Of ivy and bowls OF
Radiance and American Beauty roses
decorated the library, the living and
music rooms. In the dining room, on
the table covered with a filet lace
cloth, was the wedding cake embossed
with pink roses and forget-me-nots,
surrounded with pink tulle and rose
buds. Miss Olive Mccormack served
the cake. Miss Kathryn lyman and
Miss Winifred Harral alternated in
serving punch in the breakfast room. |
Miss Adalee Shuler and Mrs. Fred |
Hobart Of Canadian, Tex, were in |
charge Of the brides book.
Mrs. WILDER Leslie Evans was
gowned in French blue georgette heay'
ily beaded in silver and crystal. The
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1red georgette beaded in crystal. Mrs.
WILDER Fl. Young Of Montclair, y. j"
wore coral georgette.
Later in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ives departed for Southern points be-
ore going to Montclair, n. j., where
hey will make their home. Mrs. Ives
wore a sage green crepe dress, with
nat, coat and accessories of grey.
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Miss Emily Edwards was reelected
president Of the San Antonio Cou-
,ervstion Society at the recent meet
ng in the rose room of the Mengcr
Hotel. The vice presidents are Miss
Anna Ellis, Mrs. r. NJ. Green. Mrs.
W. =. Rote. Mrs. 2. J. Lewis, Mrs.
Henry Drought. Mrs. Lane Taylor,
Mrs. G. c. CarYajal. Mrs. II. o. Van
Horn and Mrs. A. G. Castanola; re.
,ording secretary. Miss Mary Norton
Mrs. Frost Woodruff.
Vacancies in the board Of directors
Fere filled by the elections Of Mrs
Rupert Gresham, Mrs. 4. Joske and
Miss Sybil Browne. Heads Of con
Iervation work we're appointed as fol.
ows: Mrs. =. NJ. Green, preserva.
ion Of missions;. Mrs. Tunstall
Sharpe, old buildings; Mrs. z. J.
Lewis, rivers and trees; Mrs. Lane
Taylor, museum; Mr.. G.. c. Carvajal,
spanish documents Miss Sarah King
smith, Spanish customs; Mrs. Ste.
,hen Kearney, wild flowers, and Miss
Eleanor Onderdonk. pictures.
The Conservation Society will enter.
ain az Z 80 o'clock April Is, with
. Mexican supper in the home of Mrs.
?. ]. Lewis. celebrating the third an.
liversary. Mrs. w. p. Rote Is general
hartman and Miss Sybil Browne is 10
.harge Of the decorations.
Reservations may be made with
drc. g. White Caldwell, 10 East
Magnolia avenue, or Miss Anna ElIis,
10 West Agarita avenue.
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