San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

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The impressive ceremony which
united in marriage Harry Donald vi
geon of Maracaibo, Venezuela, ant
Miss Margaret Bridge, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davenport
Bridge of Monterey, Mexico, was read
by Ri. Rev. W. T. Capers, assisted BY
Rev. Rolfe Crum, at IS 80 o'clocI
Monday night in St. Marks Episcopal
church.
The altar was decorated with tall
baskets filled with Easter lilies and
the chancel and altar rails were
banked with palms and ferns. Before
the entry Of. the bridal party, the
vested choir entered singing The
Voice That Breathed Der Eden"
Mrs. Mary Aubrey Heating sang the
bridal song, 20 Perfect Love-" &C.
compsnied by Oscar J. Fox who also
played the Lohcngrin march for the
professional.
Miss Martha Watson, of Maracaibo,
| Venezuela. entered first followed by
Miss Lotto Jean Steele, the maid Of
honor. The bride entered with her
father and was met at the altar by
the bridegroom and his attendants,
Ord Watson Of Venezuela. best man,
and James 2. Bridge of Mexico, the
brother of the bride.
The bride was attired in a lovely
ivory taffeta model gown fashioned
with n tight bodice and full skirt with
silver lace skirt showing for several
inches below the taffeta. The fluffy
veil of tulle was caught at the head
in a cap shape with Princess Louise
lace and sprays of orange blossoms
on either side. She carried a bou-
quet of orchids showered with lilies
of the valley.
The brides attendants wore charm
ing frockS of twO-tone pink taffeta
made with an undermining of coral
pink chiffon which hung several inches
below the taffeta skirts. Hand-paint-
ed roses decorated the skirts and from
the shoulders in the back hung stream
ars Of silver ribbon. Both wore sill.
yer horse-hair braid hats trimmed with
single rose and carried old-fashioned
Colonial bouquets Of varied spring
| flowers.
Following the churc'l ceremony, the
members Of the bridal party and the
| immediate family we're entertained
with a buffet supper in the home Of
he brides sister, Mrs. W. w. HOl'
| den.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vigcon departed later
I or a tour Of the west coast which
Win include a visit in Long Beach
al. the former home Of Mr.. VigcOn.
IN June }, they will sail from New
York for their home in Latin America.
For travelling, Mrs. VigcOn wore a
lark blue two-piece suit trimmed with
uuches Of red. 4 tight fitting hat of
rtraw and gun-metal grey accessories
rompleted the costume.
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The ceremony uniting in marriage
Jack Judson and Miss HiIdegarde
l.amm, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L
]. Lamm. took place at Z 40 O'Clock
Monday night in the home of the
brides parents. 402 Lubbock street.
Trailing vines Of English ivy form
ed a background for a profusion Of
pink roses and larkspur used in tho
decoration Of the home. Tail wrought
iron candelabra held white cathedral
taPcrs. The imprOvised altar was IN
the sun UarlOr under an archcd trelIil
adorned with ferns and white roses.
Prior 10 the ceremony. Miss Mari,
Conley sang Il Love You Truly" &C,
cOmpanicd b. Miss Hilda Wcilbachrr
who also played the wedding marcel
from LOhengrin for the professional.
The bride was presented in mar,
riagc BY her father and was attended
by Miss Helen Lyons. Henry Pan,
7 coast was the best man and tiny
/ little Betty Jean Lamm was tn,
flower girl. Rev. Father Andre Off
ciatcd.
The bride was attircd in a beauii
/ ful dress Of white flat crepe. fash
/ Toned with a tight bodice and bout
FAINT skirt trimmed with inserts 1"
| real lace. Her tulle veil was caught
| to her head with a dainty spray ui
/ orange blossoms. She carried bOu
/ Quct Of roses showcred with lilies d
I the yaley.
/ Miss Lyons was charming in q
pink romainc crepe frock. made alon.
| straight lines. She carried pIur
mammoth COchct roses. The Iittll
flower girl was dressed in pink g.cU
gettc and carried basket Of roa,
petals.
\ reception followed the ceremony
IN the dining room, the Fing-shaU.,
wedding cake embossed with pial
roses and surrounded with white ma
line and rOsrs. graccd the center nj
'hc table. Crystal candlrsticks h-l,
pink taper. Mss Louise Notzm
served cake. Miss Kathryn Tyna,
presided AZ the bridc's book.
Later in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Judson departed for a short trip. NJ
JIds0u wore a blue and grey Oh
scmbie suit with a grey hat and &C.
ccssOries. Upon their return the,
VIII be l0cated in their new home Of
Schlcy avenue.
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Miss Katherine Houston will IN
tortain at g O'Clock Wednesday eve
ming with a dinner in the Spanigf
room Of the Bright Shawl, compliment
ing a group Of the Uut-of-town duch
eases Miss Cora May Young Of Aus
tin. Aiss Mary Olive Puterpaugb d
Dallas Miss Frances DOss0tt an,
Miss Dorothy Bell Of Waco. TIL.
guests will include only the member,
Of the Court ~ jewels.
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Mrs. Joseph Choate King will b,
presented in concert Tuesday nigh
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