Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1933-08-10
FRoNEK- YOUNG

Young and Mr.. Elmer r. Fronek at
half after six, Sunday, August 9Th, was
one of the loveliest ceremonies ever
held on the Island.
A protecting screen Of hemlock was
built around the pool and natural can
yon of the lawn. The guests were as
sembled above the setting thus formed
Preceding the service. Kenneth Van
House sang II Love You Truly" Mrs.
Lester Luckey accompanied him, and
at the close of the song played the
wedding march. Rev. T. S. Fretz of
the Burton Community church, came
down the rockery path. followed by
the groom and the best man, Mr.. D..
Palmer Young, brother of the bride.
AS the strains of music continued, a
page and flower girl led the bridal pro-
cession down the garden path from
the house, The flower girl was gown
ed in an old-fashioned blue taffeta
dress, skirting lace pantellettes, and
carrying poster effect bouquet Then
came the bridesmaid, Miss Reryl Bog
gan and the matron Of honor, Mrs. j.
r. Beck, in long flowery dresses, carry
ing huge bouquets of giadiolas with
lowered streamers.
The bride in picturesque old-fash-
Toned ensemble, come down on her
fathers arm to take her place In the
group. She was wearing her mothers
wedding dress, an exquisite heavy
white satin gown with great pulled
sleeves, tight bodice, long sweeping
skirt, and bertha and cuffs of lace
She carried bridal bouquet of creamy
white roses, the color of the wedding
gown. Tiny Des Los Young was the
train bearer. The veil was fitted cap
shape over her dark hair, and en-
twined with orange blossoms
When the wedding party was in
place, the Rev. Fritz read the mar
riage VOWS. The bride and groom re-
ceived the congratulations and good
wishes Of the one hundred fifty guests
assembled.
A booth had been set up on q cor
ner of the lawn, from which a buffet
supper was served. TIE enormous
wedding cake was topped by miniature
figures of bride and groom.
After Mrs. Fronek had changed into
gray travelling clothes, the couple left
for two weeks motor trip.
Mr.. Fronek is the secretary to the
business manager Of the Spokesman
Review, and the Froneks will reside in
Spokane.
Tables stretching across one end of
the living room and half way along
the other side in the Young home were
filled with gifts of linens lamps, china,
bowls, pottery, candlesticks, silver
tableware, glassware, books, pillows,
hooked rug, linens, bedspread, COM
forter, casseroles, pictures and trays.
Many friends of the bride and fami-
ly from the Island witnessed the
nuptials. The out Of town guests were,
Meta M. Fronek, sister of the groom,
La Crosse, Wash; ]. B. Poe, uncle of
the groom, Puyallup; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Broun, cousins of the groom of
Puyallup and their two daughters,
Helen and Eva; Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Carlson of Anatone, Wash; Bonner
Carlso, Anatone; Miss Beryl Began,
Anatone; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Young
and son, Bobby of Seattle; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Kennedy and daughters,
Elizabeth and Kathryn of Seattle; Miss
Dorothy Hybarger of Seattle; Mr.. and /,
Mrs. Melvin Lewis of Seattle; Mrs. |
Julia E. Hassett of Seattle; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Walter Robson of Seattle; Miss
Mary Miller, Bellingham; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Clarence Perkins and children,
Dorothy and Richard; Miss Adelaide
Lake of Portland: Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Beck and children, Barbara and James
of Dallas, Ore; Mr.. and Mrs D. Pal
mer Young and son, Delos OF Corvallis,
Ore, and Miss Evelyn Meeks of San
Francisco