urch Wedding
jtes Couple
be Community Baptist
ch was the scene Monday at
n of a simple ceremony unit
in marriage Miss Audrey
5St, Renton, Washington,
jylr Clifford Stevens, of this
Rev. Gregory S Morony,
Baptist pastor, performed
Rouble ring ceremony
je bride, dressed in gold with
rn accessories, was attended
4rs. A1 Miller as matron of
)r, and Mr. Al Miller was
man. Mr. and Mrs. William
rht, close friends of the
,le, were wedding guests,
jat evening Mr. and Mrs.
es Pierce were hosts at a
y reception in the couple’s
,r at the Club Montmartre
fill Bay road. The wedding
neon was served to over sev
guests and others dropped
ter to join in the dancing
h followed it.
vo large, beautifully deco
1 wedding cakes were cut
ig the evening, one being a
rom servicemen friends of
and Mrs. Stevens.
ie couple are making their
» on Shelikof avenue in the
er Falconer residence.
id In South
logene Peterson, former
e at the Griffin Memorial
ital, was married in St.
rsburg, Florida on March
i Charles Metcalf, according
nrd received by friends,
r. Metcalf is an electrician.
re Anniversaries
r and Mrs. N. M. Chamber
jelped plan for a party held
3 Community Baptist church I
veek which they thought,!
0 honor a number of de
ng servicemen and be a sur
anniversary party for Rev.
drs. Gregory Morony, and
itter helped with the under
ing it was also to mark the
iberlain’s anniversary. Both
e6 were surprised to find it
ed all three, the departure,
hamberlain’s 25th wedding
ercaiy and the Morony’s
mniversary.
ilver dish full of silver dol
?as presented theChamber
md a pewter dish with pa
oney was given to the Mor
Luncheon was served to 70
1 and a musical program
ijoyed.
wer Given
s Rika Hansen was the
guest at a bridal shower
111 given by Mrs. Edward
and Mrs. Charles Mad
> the Madsen residence on
ill Bay road.
3 Hansen’s marriage to
o R. Suender, O i-c, Sea-'
om Los Angeles, Califor
11 take place next, month,
sts at the shower were
ir White Rose Miller,
dadsen, Dora Naughton,
lette Taylor, Helen King,
King, Betty Chernoff,
^ee. Barbara Lang, Mar
tskofsky, Sonja Norton,
uey and Edna Anderson.
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