The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-02

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and the bridesmaids. Miss Helen
Clarke Jones u Columbia. Tenn,
Miss Margaret Kelly. Mss Faith
Ana Fogg and Miss Dorothy Ia
Casa were light blue taffstA- All
were made On simple colonial lines
with boufAni backs ard paffed
sleeves.
Charming in her dainty froek
az yellow net, little Harriet Sue
Dcering. four yeAr-old daughter Of
the Harold Deerings. Was the
flower girl and like the other
attendants carried a bouquet Of
sweetheart roses and blue del
phinium.
DR.. Glasgow was best man for
his son and the ushers were
Messrs. Harold Deering. Robert
peering. David Hellyer and Nelson
Davis.
For her neice's wedding Mrs.
Seymour wore a black lace gown
and Mrs. Glasgow had on black
velvet. They each had corsages
OF deep purple orchids.
Mrs. Seymour entertained at the
wedding reception and dance at
the Tacoma Country and Golf
club after the ceremony. Here
also white flowers were used with
a predominance OF gladioli and
asters. There were two tables for
the collation., one conferred with
white tuberoses, carnations and
lilies OF the valley in an heirloom
silver dish, and the other, on which
the two dding cakes were
placed. with snowberry and anem-
one in a large silver loving cup.
The bridal party. Mrs. Seymour.
Mr.. Leake and DR.. and Mrs. Glss-
gov received.
Assisting Mrs. Seymour were
Mesdames Chester Thorne. Stew
art Rice. Joshua Green of Seattle.
Henry Dickinson Of Nashville, G.
A. deHaseth. George Osgood and
Eustace Rogers and Miss Edith
Rowe.
The bride, who came to Tacoma
as a youngster to make her home
with her aunt, was graduated from
the seminary here and while IN
Nashville with another aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leake,
was a student at Ward-Belmont
high school and junior college from
which she was graduated. She is
a member of a girls organization
there. the S. A. p. society.
Mr.. Glasgow attended Episcopal
high school in Alexandra. Va, and
was graduated from Wallace Uni
yersity school. He received his
A. B. in law at Vanderbilt uni
yersity in Nashville, and is now
completing his graduate law Work
at the University of Washington.
He is a member Of Beta Theta Pi'
o. d. X. an honorary, and legal
fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glasgow left for
three weeks motor trip to British
Columbia, she wearing a smart
Alice blue ensemble with fur
coat and accessories of gold and
black. Her flowers were white
and purple orchids. They will re-
turn to Seattle to be established
at the Edgewood apartments while
Mr.. Glasgow completes his law
degree.