The Lincoln Star
December 6, 1914
The marriage of Miss Dale Pugh and Mr. Vincent Charles Hascall, who are we
ll known in university circles, was celebrated amid brilliant surroundings. The event recieved the following mention in a Topeka paper:
The wedding of Miss Dale Pugh, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Pugh and Mr. Vincent Charles Hascall, of Omaha, Neb., took place at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the Pugh home, 429 Harrison street. The Rev. Benjamin Young read the ceremony. Miss Pugh chose as her maid of honor, Miss Grace Holman, of Tobias, Neb., and the best man was Mr. Grant Peters, of Omaha.
The ceremony was held in the living room as the bridal party stood before a bank of ferns and palms. Baskets of snap dragon and chrysanthemums added to the attractiveness of the rooms, darkened and lighted by candles. The stairway was run with similax and asparagus ferns and the newel post was covered with white mums tied with tulle. The dining room was lighted by pink candles in candelabra on the table. The centerpiece was a gold basket of pink sweet peas.
The bride is of the striking, vivacious brunette type. She looked charming in her wedding gown of bridal satin combined with hand run oriental lace. It was made loose from the shoulders in the back and square train. The oriental lace was draped from the left shoulder across the front and was fastened with pearl and rhinestone ornaments. The veil completely covered the gown. It was held in place by lillies of the valley. Her boquet was a shower of bride's roses and pink Brunner roses and lillies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a pink crepe meteor made with train and draped with white princess lace. The shoulder cape was pink chiffon. The bodice was finished with a turquoise blue girdle. Her corsage boquet was of pink and white sweet peas.
The bride's travelling costume was of black chiffon broadcloth made in Russian blouse style. The jacket was finished with a short pepium of box plaits, wide revers and cuffs of velvet. The blouse was of white silk net, draped with old blue maline and black lace. It was made with stand out collar. The trimming was of jet beads. Her hat was a sailor shape, with black velvet crown, gold lace trim and an uncurled ostrich plume in the old blue shade. Mrs. Pugh, the mother of the bride, wore a black pebble satin with long sleeves of white and black crepe chiffon and high standing out collar of white lace. Her corsage was of pink sunburst roses.
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