MARRIAGES: Elliott Ayres and Mary Swigart, Jackson County, Oregon

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Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, Sunday, 21 Jun 1931, p. 5

RANCH HOME SCENE OF LOVELY WEDDING POPULAR LOCAL GIRL

At a colorful wedding Wednesday morning at LaDera ranch home of Mrs.
Georgianna Ayres, in the Redwood forests near Los Gatos, Cal., Miss Mary
Swigart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swigart, of this city, and Mr.
Elliott Ayres of Palo Alto, were married at a 10 o'clock service, conducted
by Dr. Henry Wintler.

The bride, tall, slender and dark, was lovely in a gown of white eyelet
organdy and wore a large picture hat and carried a bouquet of pink
rosebuds. Her maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth Swigart, wore a similar gown of
pale yellow with large hat and a bouquet of garden flowers in shades of
orchid to complete her ensemble.

The groom was attended by his [-?-] Tom Ayres.

Following the ceremony, the 40 guests continued to the Wake Robin Inn,
where breakfast was served.

Mr. and Mrs. Ayres are now enjoying a motor trip through Old Mexico and
will return to Palo Alto to make their home, where Mr. Ayres is associated
with the staff of Stanford University.