The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-26
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Miss Beatrice Margaret Behrenas, only daughter oi Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Bohrcnds. became the bride of Mir. John Frauois Mullen, son of MT and Mrs. Patrick NJ. Mullen, last evening. The ceremony was performed at the home Of tho bride lu Fifth Street at S.S0 o'clock, Che Rev Father James Kennedy. pastor Of the catho- lie Church ofiiciatins Following the nuptials, MT. and Mrs Behrends re. ceived. between the hours of 9 and n o'clock Over two hundred people attended the reception.
 The ceremony took place in the liy- ling room Of the Behrends home. The bridal party entered the room while Mrs. Hugh P Crowther sang Neyin's ''Wedding Veil Miss Gertrude Heid and Miss Vera Mullen, bridesmaids were followed by the bride who enter ed the room on the arm of her father The bridegroom was accompanied by his best man, MT. Hugh Gallagher. The vows were spoken under Q can opy of smilax, rosehuds and wild fol- iage The ring service was used, Master William Heberb nephew Of the bridegroom being ring bearer
 The bride was radiant in beauti- fui creation Of Princess lace. with 8 court train and trimmed with pearl. Her long veil was of Princess lace and was fastened with orange bios some. She carried large shower bouquet of lilies of the valley tied with tulle The veil was worn at the weddings Of four of the brides classmates in school at Berkeley.
 Miss Mullen wor gown of rose.col- ored satin with rosebud trimmings and carried shower bou0uet of sweet peas and maiden-hair fern. Miss Held wore 8 gown of coral tafieta, trimmed with silver She carried 9 shower bouquet of sweet peas.
 Mrs. Behrends. mother of the bride wore a regal gown of old rose velvet with an overdrape of black net Mrs. Mullen. mother of the bridegroom, wore gown of blue charmeuse
 The guests at the wedding inciud- ing Mir. and Mrs. Behrends and Mir. and Mrs Patrick M. Mullen, were, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Shattuck. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh p. crowther the Rev. and Mrs. John B. Stevens, Mir and Mrs. Fred Hebert Mr. and Mrs Edward Petit, Miss Mayme Charon, Miss Elizabeth Held. Miss Gertrude Held, Miss Muriel Folsom. Miss Vera Mul- len. MT. Hugh Gallagher, Mir Had. Mcbride and MT. Hector Mclean.
 The Behrends home was elaborate ly decorated for the wedding smilax and wild flowers being attractively used At the reception which follow ed the wedding ceremony, Mrs. Beh- rends was assisted in receiving by Mrs. P. M. Mullen. Mrs J. B. Stevens, Mrs. Henry Shattuck Mrs. Fred He bert and Miss Mayme Charon. Mrs. Robert W, Jennings and Mrs. John c. Held presided at the punch-bowl and the Misses Nina Sowerby, Alma Sow erby. Gertrude Held. Mona Graves. Plooma Crowther Muriel Folsom, Elizabeth Held and Lenore Hyde served.
 Prom the wedding cake Miss Lenore Hyde drew the ring, Miss Alma Sow erby the thimble and Miss Elizabeth Held the button.
 The brides gifts to her bridesmaids were Lavallieres of onyx with pearl pendants. The brIdegroom's gift to his best man was q handsome watch fob
 The couple were the recipients of many handsome and costly gifts from relatives and friends.
 The bride is one Of luneau's fairest daughters and has made her home here an her life. She received her education In the public schools of Juneau and was graduated from a two year course at Miss Heads school in Berkeley, Calf, three years ago. She is popular extremely pretty and m ardent devotee of out Of doors.
 The bridegroom came to Juneau six years ago, after he had been graduated from Creighton Law School Omaha His parents have resided in Juneau for many years Since 1910 Mir Mullen has been chief deputy United States marshal but during the past year has gone into business .pur- suits which have proven successful. He is one of the most popular young men of Juneau.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mullen motored to their cozy new home "Stonyhurst" on ! the government road to Mendenhall last night They will make honey ,,,oo~ f-fv fo Cofffornfa fhfa fall