The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Hewitt
Vows Exchanged
Mount Baker Presbyterian
Church Setting for Rites

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Church Setting for Rites
Widespread in its interest
was the marriage Saturday
evening of Miss Barbara Ball.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Douglas Ball of Seattle. and
Mr.. Henry Hewitt, lr.. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hewitt
of this city. The ceremony
took place in Mount Baker
Presbyterian church. Seattle.
and was followed by a recep-
tion at the Rainier club.
White peonies. stock and
iris-with here and there
garland of white sweet peas
against a background of
greenery, provided an exquis-
tie setting for the candle
lighted ceremony which was
solemnized by the Rev. A.
Lorin Rulings.
For her marriage. the bride. who
was escorted to the altar by her
father, wore a white Skinner satin
gown made with V neckline. the
new long torso waistline and
four-foot train. Her veil was fin
ger-tip length with long veil COM
ing from beneath II. II was held
to her couture by pearl halo and
a cluster Of orange blossoms. Her
flowers were a shower bouquet Of
white orchids. lilies Of the valley
and forget-me-nots.
Sister Is Attendant
Mrs. Lloyd Nordstrom was ma
iron Of honor for her sister and
Miss Peggy Carper of Salt Lake
City. Miss Barbara Hsggard. Mrs.
Carl Straight, Mrs. Joe w. Liven-
good. Miss Louise Lyford. all Of
Seattle and Mrs. Nelson Bennett
Davis OF Tacoma were the brides
maids. The matron Of honor was /
sowned in yellow mousseline de
sole with deeper yellow polka dots.
made shirtmsker style with long
fun sleeves. while the bridesmaids
wore similar gowns Of dotted blue
mousseline de sole. All wore
sun bonnet hats with
long streamers and all carried yell
low rosebuds. Loyal Nortstrum.
small niece Of the bride, was the
flower girl.
Mr.. Edwin Davis. q friend since
childhood Of the bridegroom.
served as best man and Messers.
R. Douglas Ball. Jr.. brother Of the
Thomas Carstens. Ed
mund Cardin, Jr.. George Tart.
Joseph Long and Robert Lea. all
Of this city, were the ushers.
Reception Follows
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Ball chose gown OF black lace
over dusty pink with which she
wore a matching Lily Dache hat
with a green veil. Her flowers
were green orchids Mrs. Hewitt.
ST., wore periwinkle blue lace. Her
hat was fuchsis and black and her
flowers were purple orchids.
Pouring Al the reception which
followed were 2Mesdames Wilbur
W. scruby, Paul n. Watt. Joseph
:. Glass and Chester Reitze.
Others assisting were Mesdames
T. A. Paul OF Walla Walls, Cleve-
and A. Ives. Thomas W. Owen.
Harry c. Hill. d. n. Traphagen.
4. N. anderson. jr.. sherlsd y.
c. e. Carpenter. Ford
carper Of Salt Lake City and Miss
E,za Ball Of Portland. Ore.
Young friends Of the bride who
we're also asked TO assist were
Warren Aarsden Betty
Owen) Clarence y. Klopfenstein.
ir. Mildred Ives). Eugene Bates,
Richmond. John Watt,
Peter Hamilton. John Ryan Demp-
.sy. Robert Lea Of Tacoma. and
he Misses Patricia Jenkins. Ann
and Amy Lou Murray.
Leave On Wedding Trip
Yellow tuile over white satin.
covered the bridal table which was
with the white and yell
ow wedding cake and with gar
snds Of jasmine Yellow and white
lowers provided an impressive set
ing for the reception. a
A powder blue suit Of sheer wool :
vas chosen by the bride for going
way. With Il she wore a match
NJ hat kohnrky fftrs and a ror- ,