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KODIAK, ALASKA, JANUARY 1918. V<4. XYU. No. 10
Wedding Bells
On the evening of Jen. 981b the mer
ries* of William J. Bober (eon end
Dorothy Sarah Perrin wee solemnis
ed iii the Wood Ialead Baptist Chur oh
by Supt. Leera in the presence of
most of the inhebitenteof thaia'aud.
The church wee prettily decorated
in white end green. Hering no or
ganist, an Edison phonograph fur
nifhad the roueie; playing the wed
ding march as the bridal party entered
and toft mnsiu while the ceremony
was being said.
The bride an lend on tka arm of
bar brother, Mr. Jotfn Perrin, and
waa accompanied by Wire Daria Mil*
lar. Thaaa young people are all mam
ban of our Orphanage family.
Tba bride’* gown, whiah waa aprea
aat to bar, waa a ream wool aerge with
panel*, oollar, cuff* and aaab of ieo
ry whita Faille Krunoaia ailk embroid
ered in gold ailk floaa. She wore a
rail of white ttlk illusion, white
gioraa and white shoe*. The brides
maid wore tan pongee trimmed in
brown meaaaline.
After the ceremony the bridal par
ty repaired to the miaeion dining
room, whieh had been appropriately
decorated for tbeoooaaion, where they
received the oongratulationa of the
miaeion family and other frianda.
Tka gouts of tba evening were Mr.
Mid Mrs. Folaoro, Mr. and Mm. Lana,
Mr. and Mrs. Vorlay, Mr. and Mia
Thomas, Mr. Miks Ohabitnoy and
Mr. N. Pavloff.
flight rafraakmanti consisting at
sandwich**, oaks and ooooa were sera
sd, after which tho happy coupto
wont to their new homo which wa*
all in readiness for them.
last Nor. tho groom, whom wo
still call Willis, took down a three
roomed oottags belonging to the Mis
sion, and which was in a very exposed
position so far as storms were con
cerned, and rebuilt It in a little grove
north of the Winch Dormitory.
Thia cottage «x of log*, vtothtr
boarded. It wee a big undertaking
especially in win tar, but by diiHgaat
pereerverenoa tha teak waa aceom
pliahad. Not only waa it oompletaly
taken down and rebuilt but the inte
rior waa aleo remodeled. Tba walla
and oeilioge are fluiebed with bearer
board. Indeed it would be bard to
And a neater ooaier little heme any
where in thia part ot the country.
Willie’a nick name ia “Jack” and
hie bride baa alwaye been called
“Dollie” eo the new bouae ia apokan
of aa the “bouae that Jack built” or
the "Doll* bouae,” and the bride and
groom aa “the babee in tba wooda.”
Both are very popular young pao
p’a and bare the beat wiahea of a large
number of frienda.