The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-06-22
MISS WALKER A
JUNE BRIDE
Wedding Was Solemnized at
Thatcher Home in Reno
Saturday Night

Miss Evelyn Walker, born and rear
ed In Genoa and graduate of the
Douglas high school, was united In
marriage to Edward Reed at Reno
Saturday evening. The Reno Gazette
gives the following account of the
wedding:
The marriage Of Miss Evelyn Walk
er and Edward Reed was solemnized
in the spacious library at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg B. Thatcher. on
Newlands Heights. Saturday evening.
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. R. c. Thompson. An improvised
altar of ferns, festooned with roses
had been prepared and the home dec
Grated in green's and flowers. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Genevieve Chatfield and the bride
was attended by Miss Rowene Thomp-
son. The groom was accompanied
by Philip Frank. The bride wore an
embroidered white canton crepe dress
with tulle veil, held by orange bloss-
oms and carried boquet Of lilies OF
the valley and roses. The maids of
honor were gowned in pale green
chiffon and carried pink Cecil Burner
roses. A welding supper followed.
Miss Walker is a native Nevadan
and the daughter of Frank Walker of
Genoa. She is a graduate of the
University of Nevada and a member
of Kappa Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa
Phi and Delta Alpha Epislon. Mr..
Reed is the son OF the late A. J.
Reed of Davis, Cal. He is also a
graduate of the University Of Nevada
and is a member Of Alpha Tau One
ga. Coffin and Keys, and the Block
N Society. He was captain Of the
football team and president of the
student body in 1922. At the present
time he is with farm bureau, acting
as agricultural agent for Lyon county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed left on an ex-
tended honeymoon in the Northwest
visiting Seattle, Vancouver and other
points. They expect to
make their home in Yerington.
Following are those that attended
the wedding:
Messrs. and Mesdames George B.
Thatcher, Walter e. Clark, Lester
Summerfield, Frank Humphrey, A. e.
Hill. Robert M. Price. r. o. Court
right, Frank Simpson. P. Y. ellison.
Elmer Howard, R. C. Thompson. c.
Haseman, Homer Johnson, Robert
Farrer, James Gould. Lisle Kimmel,
Merle Hardy, Thomas Buckman. AL
bert Reed. G. ]. Haussler; Mesdames
Clara B. Harris, A. B. Smith, 0. H.
Mack, Louise M. Levers; Misses Ef
fie Mack, Katherine Ryan, Janet Mar
shall. Alma Boeke, Louise Sullivan,
Avis Lothrop, Lois Smythe, Vera
Wickland. Media Young, Helen Fuss,
Isabel Bertschy. Blanche Wyckoff.
Dorothy Ward, Thelma Pedron, Edith
Frandsen, Gertrude Clark, Hester
Crane, Adele Clemons, Frances Hum
yhrey, Muriel Holland. Freda Hum
phrey, Muriel Conway, Eleanor All
lers, Alva Quilici, Eleanor Western
welt, Helen HALEY, Geneviieve Chat
field, Dorothy Blaney, Marion Muth.
Rowene Thompson, Ruth Thatcher,
Edith Harries, Hose Harris. Gertrude
Harris, Cecilia Quilici, Hester Mills,
Helena Shade. Margaret Dangberg,
Marguerite Wagner, Gladys Grady.
Ida M. Reed, Dorothy Walker, Hottie
Hilmes, Helen Deveny. Gladys Jones,
Mazel Murray, Louella Murray, Glad
VS. Smith, Arvella Coffin. Evelyn
Pedroli, Marion Lothrop, Messrs.
Frank Walker, Albert Harris. Dean
Harris, Jack Thatcher. Earl Wooster
Philip Frank. Arthur Duncan, Harry
Duncan, George Duborg. Lewis Grid
ley, Ernest Greenwalt, Elmer Jones.
Arden Kimel. Ralph Meldrum. Floyd
Moffit, Carol Wilhon, Joe Winter,
Harold Coffin, Lester Jones, Otis
Wright. Harry Moore.