The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
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Annie Wright Seminary Is
Scene OF Saturday
Evening Rites

The marriage OF Miss NIf-
ginia pcnhallow Davis, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Minot
Davis Of the Tacoma Country
club. to Mr.. Warland Wight
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. War
land Wight Of Milton, Mass.
was solemniEed in Raynor
chapel Of the Annie Wright
seminary Saturday evening.
Vows were read at $50
o'clock by the Rev. Arthur
Bell.
Mrs. Charles Lakin, sister
of the bridegroom. was ma
tron OF honor for the bride
and Miss Barbara Munscy.
cousin of the bride. was the
maid Of honor. Mr.. Edwin
Davis, brother of the bride.
served Mr.. Wight as best man.
bridesmaids were Miss kathryn
LaCass. Miss Charlotte poud. Mis-.
Amy Lou Murray and Miss bar
bara Bonnell The ushers were
Messrx. Nelson Davis. another
brother Of the bride: Joseph Hen
derson. Robert Young. Herbert
Jones. Donald Macdonald and Hem
nett Munsey. cousin n the bride.
Miss Lucille Hatch played the
organ preceding the ceremony and
Mrs. Edith Knapp Lundgren was
at the harp.
Chapel decorations were in AL
yer and white. wreaths of all
vered holly were In each window
and larger wreaths were AZ the
front Of the chapel White chrys-
anthemums added to the beauty
Of the scene. which was lighted
by the glow Of many candles.
Escorted by her father. the
bride wore an ivory satin gown.
made with n sweetheart neckline.
long sleeves and a court-iength
train. The neckiinc was outlined
In an embroidery Of pearls and
tiny briliiants, Her filmy tnlls
veil cascaded from \ coronet Of
orange blossoms and she carried .
lace handkerchief belonging 10
her grandmother. Her flowers
were a shower Of lilies Of the
valley.
Mrs. LakIn. the matron Of honor.
who came from New York for her
brothers wedding. wore cloth OF
silver. and Miss Munsey. the maid
Of honor. wore white chiffon over
taffeta. Both wore silver leaves
In their hair. The other four at.
tendants were dressed alike In
crisp taffeta frocks. styled with
circular skirts topped with jack
cts q woven silver, made with
brosd lapels. All carried silveI
muffs, matching their Jackets
Their small ehapeaux were made
Of tulle. Silver bands held them
In place and stiff silver bows added
10 the charm OF the hats.
AT the reception which followed
at the Country club. Mrs. Davis
received in n gown OF gray crepe
with which she wore n silver cape.
Mrs. Wight. sr.. wore a gown Of
dusty rose satin. Both wore or
chida.
Christmas decorations In silver
and white appointed the supper
tables. which were presided over
by Mrs. J. p. weyerhaeuser. Mrs.
Harold Allen. Mrs. David l.. stone.
Mrs. Hiding Lindberg. Mrs. Henry
Hewitt and Mrs. Charles Ingram.
Assisting were Miss Elya Hudson.
Mrs. n. X. Titcomb. Mrs. Harry
Todd and Mrs. Frost Snyder.
For her wedding trip. Mrs.
Wight. Jr.. wore a black dress with
a leopard overskirt and bolero
Jacket. Her small hat matched
her costume and her accessories
were black. Her flowers were
green orchids. The new home viii
be made In Longyiew after the
first Of the year.
The bride IL a graduate Of An
ME Wright seminary. later going
10 Washington. ID. C., where she
Was graduated from MI Vernon
seminary. Mr.. wight ID n gradu-
ate Of Harvard university. where
his clubs were the Fly and Hasiy
Pudding clubs.
NJ. Leo's sfothers' eiub viii meet
Tuesday A. l.ss In the school for