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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
MRS. ED^THE BUTLER
Editor
Cote-Rcnan
Nuptials Held
Miss Margaret Honan and Mr.
Raymond Cote were married at
the Community Baptist church
last night at 6:30, with the ring
ce emony performed by Rev
Gregory S. Morony. Attending
the couple were Francis Ronan,
maid of honor, and Eileen Ronan,
bridesmaid, both s sters of the
bride; and E Bowman was best
man.
After the ceremony a wedding
dinner with about 20 guests was
held at the Club Montmartre.
The couple are well-known
here. Mr. Cote is a member of
the city po'iee force and owner
of Rosser's cafe, and Mrs Cote
formerly taught for three years
in the local schools and is now
employed at the base.
The co-uple will make their
home in lvoduik on Spruce Lane.
Gives Luncheon
Mrs. Marv Root gave a lun
cheon at her home Tuesday, the
afternoon beiug spent with
needle work.
Cues s were Mrs. John Gib
bons. Mrs. Jack Wright and
Mrs. William Johnson.
Goes To Tacoma
Mrs. Maurice Anderson, who
has been employed at the Men’s
Store, left recently for Tacoma
where she was called by the ill
ness of her parents.
Try a classified ad
Ex-Kodiak Residents j
Gather In Seattle
The following item was car
ried in a recent issue of the Se
attle Post-Intelligencer:
“Former residents of Kodiak,
Alaska, and their friends, wi.l
picnic at Stove No. 2 in W ood
land Park Sunday,” it was an
nounced yesterday.
The picnic will start at noon
and all persons who have lived
in Kodiak are invited to come
and bring food for the potluck
lunch.”
Daughter Born To
Former Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Walch,
Hillsboro, Oregon, are the par
ents of a daughter born there
August 4. The infant weighed 7
I—2 pjundsand has been named
Mary Geraldine. The Walch’s
formerly made their home a' the
Naval Air Station, where Mr.
Walch was the assistant dredge
super ntendent.
Anniversary
Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Con
ner, Mission road, celebrated
their twenty sixth wedding aniv
eisary Wednesday. The couple
were married in Anchorage on
September 9, 1916 and have
spent most of their married life
in Alaska
Many friends dropped in dur
ing the day to congratulate
them. It was also Mr. Conner’s
birthday.
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Russian Church
Scene of Wedding
The marriage of Miss Gloria
Swanson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Swanson, and Mr.
Clarence Englund took place at
the Russian Greek Orthodox
church Sunday, September 6.
Father Gerasim Schmaltz per
formed the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a pale pink
chiffon dress with a long white
veil, and carried pink and white
roses. She was given in marriage
by hei father.
Mrs. Christian Magnusen,
matron-of-honor wore a wine
crepe dress. Bridesmaids were:
Miss Janet Naughton, in pale
blue taffeta; Miss Betty Chern
off, in red and white chiffon;
Miss Evelyn King, in aqua
.affeta; Miss Irene King, in aqua
taffeta; Miss Valentine Malutin,
in pink taffeta; Miss Mary My
era, in light blue satin; and Miss
Jean Nelson, in pink chiffon
Little Misses Marie Anderson
and Lydia Mahle, dressed in
aqua net diesses, were the flower
girls
Mr. George Magnusen was
best man, and Mr. Victor Nor
ton, Mr. Fred Myers, Mr. Willi
am Anderson and Mr. Fred Sun
berg weie crown holders
A reception was held after the
ceremony atBlinn’s hall.
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□ F THE WEEK
Eggless Spice Cake
Contributed by
Georgiana Harcling
Boil the following ingredients
for 4 minutes and cool:
1 cup sugar
1 1-2 cups water
2 3 cun shortening
1 cup raisins
1-2 teasp. doves
] teasp. cinnamon
Sift 2 12 cups flour, add 1
teaso baking powder, 1 teasp
voda and 1-4 teasp. salt. Add tc
liqu’d and mix.
Bake in a slow oven 250 to30C
degrees for one hour.
Nut meats may be added
Entertains Friends
At Luncheon
Mrs. Forest Ayers entertained
a small group of friends al
luncheon last Wednesday at hei
home on Kupreanof drive.
Invitations included Mesdames
R L. Clifton, Merrill Coon
Lena Boeckman, Jack Lydick
W. J. Erskine, Warren Tayloi
R. H. Chadwick and Mauric<
Briggs.
The table was set with £
centerpiece of nasturtiums in £
white pottery bowl, and aftc;
luncheon the afte: noon was spent
knitting for the Red Cross.
The date ot the affair marker
the hist anniversary of the ar
rival of Mr. and Mrs. Briggf
here, and also the second an
niversary of Mrs. Taylor’s ar
rival.
Fragrant
as a Bride’s Bouquet
Lucien Lelong’s
• Knights of old never bestowed more lordly
treasure than this "Caste!” filled with rare per
fumes. Towers contain Lucien Lelong’s famed
Indiscrete, Impromptu, Carefree and Tailspin.
A gallant gift which she will have many occasions
to enjoy.
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