Douglas Island news., 1903-11-11
WilIis-McKanna.

$50. The ceremony was perlormeu oy the Rev. Father Bougis, s. J. Miss Helen Fox acted in the capacity of maid of honor and MT. Douglas Lead better. of Juneau, was best man.
 The bride wore gown of white lib- erty silk, over white taffeta, and car ried shower bouquet of white carna- tions. Miss Fox wore pink crepe de chine over pink taffeta, and carried a bouquet of pink carnations.
 The house was decorated in pink and white chrysanthemums, pink and white carnations, smilax and white ribbons. After the ceremony a wedding supper was served. The guests present in- cluded only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties.
 The bride is general favorite among the people of Douglas Island, where she has passed her girlhood days. AL ways bright, happy and cheerful, her friends and admirers are legion.
 The groom has been resident of the Island for a number of years, and holds the position of manager of the mer- cantile department of the Alaska Tread we'll Gold Mining Company, which po- sition he fills with credit to himself and his employers. No more courteous, obliging and honorable man lives than R. J. Willis, and the congratulations and good wishes showered upon him and his wife on this occasion are the outpourings of the love and affection entertained for them both.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willis took passage on the Seattle for San Francisco, where they will remain for about a month. Upon their return they will reside at Treadwell.
 A large number of presents were made to the bride and groom, partial list of which we are able to submit to our readers:
 Haviland china dinner set-Mrs. K. McKanna and Philip McKanna.
 Souvenir spoon-Hilary McHanna.
 Picture-Robert McKanna.
 Chaf1ng dish-Hugh Tracy.
 Pair of portieres and rug-Charlie Fox.
 Hand painted chocolate set and set of pearl handled fruit knives-Misses Helen and Mary Fox.
 Set table linen-Mrs. J. W. Chisholm.
 Lace skirt-Ruth, Blanche and Helen Campbell.
 Napkins-Hazel and Lillie Willis.
 Check-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mac Donald.
 Chest of silver-Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Veasie, I. D. Carpenter, D. L. Rood, T. Noonan, M. Tatom, F. Berg, N. King, David Brown, Phil Thom, pr. I. H. Moore, A. Anderson, T. A. Tubbs, John Powell, John Cox, Mrs. R. R. Brown, John Duckworth, Chas. Tappan, Alfred Williams, Alex. Thom, Mark Smith, Geo. Beers, Alex. Nelson, Geo. Hain, Thos. Eaton, w. Rankin, R. Barrett, Paul Riedel, E. Richardson, P. R. Sogge, Nick Gurvich, w. A. Reid.
 Thirty pieces cut glass-D. Webster, F. G. c. Hebert, Harry Barrackman, Nate Mullen, w. w. Shorthill, H. 0. Callarman, H. H. Sterling, Sam Saul and Geo. w. Woodruff.
 Silver service-Mr. and Mrs. James Christoe.
 Silver bread tray-Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin Olson.
 Cut glass water set-D. Ledbetter.
 Cut glass caraffe-C. M. McGrath.
 Cut glass decanter-Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O'Connor.
 Silver butter dish-Frank Bach.
 Silver bon bon dish and spoon-Mr. and Mrs. E. J. N. Ott.
 Silver tomato server-Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McAuley.
 Silver olive spoon-Rev. and Mrs. Coyle.
 Set of after dinner coffee spoons Mir. and Mrs. Fred Nowell.
 Silver crumb tray-Fred Sterling.
 Souvenir spoon-Baby Olson.
 Souvenir spoon-Annie Mccormick.
 Souvenir spoons-Almond and Enid Richards.
 Souvenir spoon-Mrs. P. S. Early.
 Souvenir spoon-Della McCanna.
 Chaflng dish-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook.
 Haviland china fish set-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hooker and J. B. Caro.
 Set of dinner plates-Joseph Mac Donald, Jr.