The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-02


 Theodore Clarence Matson at pretty | wedding at the Presbyterian church | on Wednesday evening, at which the Rev. A. G. Shriver officiated The | bride was given in marriage by her father. The bridal pair were accom- panied by Miss Ethel Graham as bridesmaid and MT. Fred Fredrickson as groOmsman. Before the ceremony Miss Bessie DeLeo sang "All Joy Be, Thine" and the bridal chorus from |Lohengrin' was played by Miss Mil dred Graham. The altar was elaborately decorated with a profusion of wild and hothouse flowers Four cages of canary song sters, with colored ribbons, were hung ; above the altar. The bride was daintily goWned in a dark suit and a small creme lace hat, and the bridesmaid was attractively attired in blue silk dress and blue and white chiffon picture hat. The happy couple are receiving most sincere congratulations from their host of friends.
 :* * 4 \ good time was enjoyed by the | twenty guests who were on the boat | ing trip given by Captain Huglen on Monday evening. The party was mo- t0red to Deep bay in the Ikaros, and here the boat anchored and deli cious supper was served. The guests were: Mir. and Mrs Charles M. Ross Wog, Mrs. George Purvis, Mrs. Cliff ford Phillips, Miss Marie ROsswOg, Miss Thelma MacCOnnell, Miss Edna Thawley. Miss Edna Purvis, Miss Mar garet Foster, Miss Genevieve RCsswog, William Cavanaugh, Harry AchisOn, Frank Burns, Roger Johnson, Lee Dickinson Thomas Donohoe, Glenn Cooley, Dewey Metzdorf, Archie Coons and Carl ROsswOg.
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 Mir. and Mrs. George Walker left on the train this morning for HanscOm to spend a short time there as the guests of Mrs. L. E. Koch.
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 Miss Laura Lemon returned on the train Sunday from Fort Yukon.
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 Mrs. Oscar Larsen and daughter Annette, and Miss Julia Steinmetz left on the local Thursday morning for Mile 89, to remain there a short time visiting Mrs. Owen E. Jones.
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 Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Leaton and daughter, Veshta Mae, have moved into the rooms formerly occupied by the local cable office.
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 Nels Smith has returned to Seattle after enjoying trip through Texas.
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 MT. and Mrs, w. H. Webb left on the local Thursday morning to spend short time in Mccarthy as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Ahrens.
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 Falcon Joslin was a returning pas senger on the Alameda on Wednesday morning from brief trip to Seattle. MT. Joslin left on Thursday afternoon for Katalla on the launch Swan.
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 John Brabazon has received his dis charge from the service and will re- turn to Cordova on the Northwestern. MT. Brabazon has been overseas with the engineers division.
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 Mrs. Arthur Exc of Hanscom is in town.
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 MT. and Mrs. John V. Lydick and two sons, Junior and Phillip, and Mrs. w. H. Gould and Herbert Gould are visiting at Strelna as the guests of Mrs. Vincent Dwyer.
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 R. M Glenn arrived on the Alameda from Los Angeles and left few hours later on the train to engage in hunt ing expedition in the vicinity of Nc CdTCny, TOT the purpose Ol cOllocIIuS game specimens for the Los Angeles Institute of Science, Music and Art
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 Mrs Mckee of Eyak returned to her home yesterday afternoon on the radio boat, after spending few weeks in town.
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 Pat Cannon is back with the engi- neers in Paris, France, after enjoying short furlough visiting with his pa- rents in Ireland. He expects to sail for America in short time.
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