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... hose, and pink georgette hat with spray or roses. Her ornament was a link of pearls, and her bouquet was con - mimed of Independence Day roses and smilax. The bridesmaids were the Misgex May Gibson, Edith Trevor and Elsie Blythe. The first-named wore a mauve ...
... ninon with bertha collars and shoes to tone. Thar headdraftee were of gold and green loaves, and they carried bouquets of Independence Day roses, tied with gold ribbon. They also wore jade necklaces, the gift of the bridegroom. Mr. John C. Bate, brother of ...
... blue Marriesfield silk. with frilled eaves and basouea. They alto wore bronze crinoline hate and carried bouquet. of Independence Day ranee. The bridegroom's gifts to the bridesmaids consisted of amber necklaces. The reception followed at the bride's ...
... her, and Sher, in the water. Lunch was serscc o.i give us the opportunity of taaa's itt:Z. advantage of the scenery. INDEPENDENCE DAY ('LLI.BRATION. 'July 4th. the clay foilue..ing, wrs, of course. Independence 'Jay. sine V.-Aunts and sailors had a holiday ...
... and Miss Sheila Hils, and a with hat to match, and she carried a bouquet of Pere. Master Laurie Gillespie. The best man Independence Day rows. All the gowns, etc.. was Mr. R. Cecil Roberts, M.A.. a brother of were by Madame Fennell, Chester. The ushers the ...
... refreshments Mrs. 8. Mrs. Guest was The brldegrocal;s mother wore a dress of brown ninon with diaznante ornament and spray of Independence Day rate.. The bride's mother wore figured crepe de chine. Mr. Fred Gee was at the organ. The reception was held at the Stafford ...