rch Wedding
es Couple
i impressive and beauti
dle light sei vice Miss
i M. Brun was united in
Ce to AM 3-c Herndon D.
following the evening
> hour at the Community
Church Sunday, Feb. 11.
>ft strains from the organ
by Miss Estelle Marlin,
regory S. Morony, gown
lue net over taffeta, car
tall, white taper, light
lite taper at each window
lanctuary, and tapers in
lancel. The lace-covered
rnion table, with the
ible between tall candles,
i altar before which the
ring ceremony was sol
•ding the wedding pro
•I, AMM 2-o Phi! Berg
sang “O Promise Me”,
ecause”, and Mias Mar*
ayed an organ solo, “l
rou Truly.”
the traditional wedding
began, Alice Brun, brides
and sister of the bride,
s party down the isle
was set off by streamers
e crepe paper. She was
I in dusty rose figured
and carried a bouquet of
roses. Next came Anna
, the other bridesmaid,
gown was pastel blue
overed with net. She car
bouquet of deep pink
re bridesmaids proceeded
illy down the center isle,
c George Archambo, and
c Cornelius Warmenhor
iers, matched their steps
he side isles. The brides
separated to meet the
by the chancel steps
the four young people
! the approach to the
rwing the bridesmaids
e matron of honor, Mrs.
. Winter, who wore her
xlding gown of pink spid
lace over pink satin. Her
it was of white roses,
lylvia Ann Winter, the
girl, also in formal dress,
aby blue taffeta trimmed
nk ribbons. She carried a
asket and dropped lovely
tals in the path of the
bride wan lovely in a
t sown of pale blue satin
t. Her veil was white net,
ngth. To complement her
e she carried a bride’s
it of white and blue roses,
endant satin streamers,
wedding processional con
she was met by the
who offered her his arm
corted her to the altar I
the wedding vows were
ged before the Rev. John
ter, who was assisted in
vice by the Rev. Gregory
ony, pastor of the church,
nding the groom as best
»* AM 2-c Don Reid.
>wing the ceremony all!
to the church social j
where a receiving line!
TOed, and congratulations!
8t wishes extended to the '
roarried couple. The brid
was then seated at a
table centered by a beaut
ifully decorated wedding cake
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served to those pre
sent.
Flowers for the occasion were
made by Mrs. Mike Kerr and
Mrs. Joe Loughran.
Married
Anchorage—Virginia L. Eide
became the bride of Harris C.
Miller at the Presbyterian
church Feb. 8. The groom is
serving with the armed torces at
Kodiak and hi* bride is employ
ed in Anchorage.
Campfire Girls
Fifteen mothers and 27 girls
attended the Valentine party
given Tuesday evening. Each
mother drew a heart which had
written on it the name of a girl
who was to be her daughter for
the evening. Spaghetti and bis
cuits were served af er which
games were played
Guests were the Mesdamc8
Emil Knudsen, Catherine Blank
enburg, Jay Tolbert and Carol,
Nina Mahle, Jan Beukers and
Johanna, Gregory Morony and
Mary Lou, A. A. Owen, George
Williams, John Winter, Nels
Chamberlain, Charles Madsen,
Blanche Marshall, William Fitz
gerald; and the Misses Jane
Naughton and Gladys Pagauo,
Joanne Williams, Scribe
Has Birthday
Mr. Senefont Malutin was
pleasantly surprised at his home
on his birthday, Feb. 8 with a
party given by Mesdames Char
les Madsen, John Hubley and
Kia Lund.
A pot luck luncheon was° ser
ved to the following: Mr. and
Mrs. John Malutin, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Frost, 8r„ Mr. and
Mrs. William Robertson. Rsv.
G. Gleboff; the Mesdames Chris
Anderson, Annie Yeriooloff, Joe
Heitman, Chas Skinner, Louise
Gregoroff, Oscar Nelson, Clau
dia Kilgore, Joe Loughran, Mike
Kerr, Julia Anderson, Ben Sholl,
Paul Swanson, Margaret Mag
nusen, George Mahle, Anne
Huey, Val Laurel and Martha
Boskosky.
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