Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19

MISS MdTJOfle moore daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Moore. became
the bride of John Isaac of Los An
geles. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M
Isaac OF that city. at an impress
sive church ceremony solemnized
Saturday night in the First Pres
byterian church.
Baskets of white larkspur, many
tall white tapers and profusion
of greenery transformed the church
into a beautiful setting for the
wedding.
The aisle down Whicn the bridal
procession filed was carpeted in
white and outlined by white tulle
ribbons tied in graceful bows.
Frior to the ceremony DR.. Francis
Bacon, dean of men at u. S. c.,
presented o program Of appropriate
organ numbers also playing the
wedding marches and providing a
lovely background cf music during
the service itself which was read
by Rev Irving T. Raab.
Numbers played included "Mavis,"
Craxton; three MacDowell compo-
sitions, ITO A Wild Rose" "Ro-
nance" and "Maestoso;" "Reverie,
Porodin; and the "Andante" of
TeehaikcWskys Fifth Symphony"
Entrance of the bridal party was
announced by the strains of the
"Iohengrin' wedding march.
II autiful Bride
The bride never looked lovelier
than in her ivory satin wedding
Gown made very simply so that
the richness of the material was
done full justice in the slim grace
ful lines of the frock, with its
lone sleeves and high neck line. Her
veil was of tulle and was caught to
her head by a 2oronet Of tulle.
Gardenias and lilies of the valley
formed her bridal bouquet with
corSage of orchids in the center
which could be removed to wear
with her travelling suit later.
Mrs. Robert w Berry was matron
of honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Bessie Damron and Miss
Maria Birkhauser of FL Centro, and
Miss LaVerle Field and Miss June
Masters of Los Angeles. All five
were goWned alike in smart blue
taffeta frocks. with long flowing
skirts that were particularly eftec-
tive Mrs Berry wore q matching
taffeta turban and the four brides
maids, blue taffeta halo hats. Their
bouquets, huge pink carnations.
made a charming color contract
with their gowns.
Paul Moon of Los Angeles was
best man and the ushers were Vern-
al Albert Boren, Randolph Booth,
John Parker of Los Angeles, and
Stanley Hayward of Coachella. All
wore bcutonnieres of white carna-
tions.
To the "Recessional." Mendels-
sohn. the bridal party left the
church. an informal reception be-
ing held in the vestibule
Reception Held
The B. E. Lemons home 1875
South Sixth, was the scene Of a re-
ception. for members of the two
families, out-of-toWn guests, init
mate friends and the bridal party.
Many bouquets of white flowers,
pale ivory roses and baby BREATH
made an exquisite background for
the reception In the dining room
the same flowers were used as dec
orations. an exquisite bouquet of
roses, shading from ivory to gold,
centering the table. At one end Of
the table was the lovely wedding
cake crnamented in Write and at
the other. the punch bowl and
glasses. Candles and the handsome
lace cloth completed this charming
appointment.
Mrs. Moore was gowned in rose
beige georgette and wore a blue hat
with a corsage OF pansies and vio-
lets; Mrs. Isaac, dusty pink lace
and hat to match and corsage OF
white sWeetpeas. Mrs. Lemons wore
Il smart print frock.
The bridesmaids assisted Mrs.
Lemons in serving and the bride