The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-05-24
TWO WEDDINGS
ON WEEK END
Misses Morton and Larsen
Are Brides Wilder
Kirkpatrick Grooms

The home of Mrs. Christina
,.-sen was the scene of a pretty
so,ne wedding Saturday evening
~hen her daughter, Ruth May,
r.s united in marriage with Mr..
r~rest g. E. Kirkpatrick. son of Mrs.
w Larsen of Sharon.
As Miss Beatrice Sherk played
uondelsohn's Wedding March,
.ho bridal couple attended by Miss
paulah Larsen, and Ebert Kirk
notriek took their places and Rev.
" Morton read the impressive
ssrv;ee M in the presence of thirty
Ea, % relatives and close friends.
n The bride wore a white crepe
IA chine dress trimmed with lace
and veil which was held in place
bv orange blossums. She carried
- shower bouquet of rose buds
and sweet peas. The brides maid,
her neice. wore lavender dress
nvar mink. The rooms were decor
sted with flowers and greens.
They left that night for Mansen
and will spend the summer at
lake Chelan. Enroute they visit
"a relatives at Walla Walla. Ana
tona and various places. The bride
Is the youngest daughter of Mrs.
larsen and has lived in Kennewick
most of her life. She is a graduate
Of K. H. S. and Cheney Normal
and has been teaching at Bur-
hank the last year. The groom has
taught in the Kennewick schools
last year and will return next
year. He is a graduate of Cheney
Normal. Out-of-town guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Larsen, Miss
Irene, Ebert and Ray Kirkpatrick.
Of Sharon; Ebert Larsen and
family, of Walla Walla; Alvin
Larsen and family and JAS. I.
Miller and family. Waverly; Mrs.
A. W. Campbell and children, of
Anatone. Louie Larsen and family
Of Horse Heaven. and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Arnold of Burbank.
Preceding the wedding a family
dinner was served covers being
laid for thirty.
Sunday afternoon at the first
N. E. Church Miss Gladys Morton,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. N.
Norton, become the bride of Mr..
Vane Wilder.
The service was read by the
brides father in the presence of
about four hundred guests. Miss
Evelyn Serier was maid of honor
and Misses Dayl Miller and Lii
han Crowley were bridesmaids.
The groom was attended by Floyd
Hutchins, as best man, Floyd
Stone and William Kirkman, of
Pssco were ushers. Preceding the
ceremony. Miss Beatrice Sherk
gave paino solo and w. r. Spra-
que sang II love you truly and
as Miss Sherk played Mendelsohhn
wedding March, the bridal party
took their places before the altar
which was decorated with flowers.
The bride was dressed in a gown
ot white satin crepe and wore a
sell held in place by a wreath of
orange blossums. She carried a
: shower bouquet of Ophelia rose
ouoS and sweet peas. The brides
malos wore gowns in pastel shad-
es. e OF pink, blue and green. Anna
MARIE Mueller and Lucille Bart
low OF Poperoy were flower girls
ana wore rose colored veile dresses.
Following the ceremony a re-
uptlon was given by the ladies
o. the church in the church par.
Drs. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet
as1ton, of Seattle, cousins of the
olloe; Miss Clara Torpey, of Far
%ngton. an old school mate and
s0out forty members of the Pom
,rOy NJ. E. Church, where Rev.
aoreon was pastor before COM
'ag to Kennewick.