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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-25
DIED

New Haven, April 24th, 1889, William J. Kelly, of Cooper St., Meriden. Funeral Thursday morning, at S:15 o'clock, from Null vile Funeral Home, 270 West Main St, to Sacred Heart Church. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-25

Since their deadlock on the Years Best Play, the New York drama cri- tics have been accused of naming their organization The Circle, be- cause that's what they run around in One of the critics, admitting he didn't quite catch on to Wm. Saroyan's My Hearts In the High lands" defended his boost for 1t on the ground that "it give you a nice feeling" That's what they al- ways say about marijuana!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-25

Sn0rt Stoky: InereS toC or irony in the talk that Merle Oberon, the star, will wed director Alex aIlder Korda soon The first Mrs. Korda, Maria, discovered Merle in London restaurant eight years ago and brought her to her hus- bands attention In the inter views she gave out in those days, Merle said she hoped someday to be able to show Maria her gratitude.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-11
Temple to Fete
Past Queens
Daughters Of the Nile Plan
Recognition Service
for Thursday

At the next meeting of Fora
Temple, Daughters of the Nile,
T h ur ay evening, special
honor is to be paid to the wo-
men who have served as
queens of the temple with spe-
cial honor going to Mrs. Frank
Hibbard who has for fifteen
years served as the recorder
and who recently had bestow-
ed the title of honorary queen.
Also to be honored are Mrs.
c. c. Mellinger, several years ago
given honor as honorary queen
for her service as banker, Mrs,
H. F. Love, Mrs. Howard Smith,
Mrs. Charlotte Edmondson, Mrs
Theresa Fitzgerald, Mrs. Victory
Morris, Mrs. May Bates Edger
Mrs. Harry Micklethwaite, Mrs
]. w. Gridsdale, Mrs. Glen Oar.
ling, Mrs. c. D. Megenheimer, Mrs
Holmes Eastwood, Mrs. c. o
Lynn. Mrs. William Suite, Mrs
George H. Mullin and Mrs. Alsia
NJ. Ivy.
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Honored at Shower

In compliment TO Miss Marina
Wilson, who will become the
bride of Mr.. Paul Thiel on Dec.
16. three cousins of Miss Wilson
Mrs. c. G. Borell, Mrs. A. F. Garn-
sey and Mrs. J. F. Dean-were
hostesses Monday evening at a
surprise linen shower at the home
OF Mrs. Borell. Alarm clocks ring
ing at various times throughout
the evening told the guest of honor
where her gifts were to be found.
Games We're played and late
supper was served at a table
charmingly conferred by a minia-
ture bridal scene. Fall flowers and
wedding bells further carried out
the bridal motif. Favors were
miniature colonial bouquets.
Guests were Mesiames F. w.
Wilson, mother Of the bride: o.
Alton, W. JAM, Libbie Pring.
Mona Gilmore, Fred Kerney. Clsr-
ence Kerney. F. J. Wallace. o. NJ.
Cole. A. L. Cook, o. c. Burud. Nell
Mayfield, Ruth Graham, Anna
belle Maitland, Peden, Marion
Peterson.
Misses Patricia Van Pelt, Selma
Thornberg. Carol and Ruth May
field, Virginia, Thelma and Elma
Theil. sisters OF the prospective
bridegroom; Phyllis Kerney and
Ruth Burud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-11
AmityAuxiIiary
To Have Party
Christmas Dinner and Party
Scheduled for Dec. Is
At Gray Goose

A Christmas dinner and
party is being planned by
Amity auxiliary for $50
o'clock Friday evening at the
Gray Goose. Reservations are
to be made not later than Dec.
13 through Mrs. Robert J.
Moore, PR 3243-M, or Mrs.
Robert r. Mann, MA 1850.
Reservations thus far received
include those of Messrs. and Mes
DANES R. G. Anderson, P. E. Berg
man, F. R. Baker, L. c. Boyer,
V. R. Boucher, G. w. Ball, c. T.
Dolan, o. B. Ely, K. P. Edwards,
P. E. Finnigan, A. J. Gummere,
Carl Gustafson, William Hit
brunn, NJ. NJ. Henley, c. D. Magen-
heimer.
R. J. Moore, p. D. Miller, r. r.
Mann, c. P. Miles, A. w. Paulsen,
H. G. Reinsch, w. ]. Rogers, Leslie
Stringer, Winfield Sypher, d. J.
Spellman. V. L. Vaughan, T. M.
Vimont, L. j. Keliher; Mesdames
Mae Mcintosh, Maud Neikirk,
Josephine Morris and Mabel
Wardell.
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League to Meet
In Seattle
Oversees Women TO Dine
In Pine Tree Tea Room;
Plan Yule Charity

Climaxing year of pleasant
associations, the Tacoma men,
bers of the Women's Overseas
Service League will journey to
Seattle to join in the Christ
mas party which the Seattle
unit has planned for Wednes-
day, December 18th, at the
Pine Tree Tea Room.
In addition TO the $50 dinner,
there will be an election OF officers
for the coming year. annual re-
ports from retiring officers and
committee chairmen and a Santa
Claus shower for the babies which
the unit adopts" at Christmas
time. This year, the Washington
Children's home. with which Miss
Ruth Vinegar. unit member, Is
associated. will be the principal re-
cipient OF the gifts. which each
member is requested to bring.
Mrs. j. M. Lamb, service chair
man for Tacoma. advises that
bottles and many other baby gar
ments are badly needed and sug-
gests that friends as well as MEM
bers may be interested In supply
ing these articles. which will also
be distributed to the needy children
of Tacoma. II so, they may call
Garland 1909.
Additional gifts to the home will
be subscriptions to several chill
dren's magazines.
Miss Sarah Cannon, unit
member, whose weaving and needle
point Is widely known for its per-
lection Of detail and coloring, has
been asked to arrange an exhibit
OF her nandiwork as an aid to gift
selection. other members will also
furnish suggestions along this line.
The remainder of the evening
will be devoted to cards and
reminiscing, and Miss Alma Haw-
kins, retiring president, cordially
invites prospective members to join
with the unit In these festivities.
Reservations may be made through
Mrs. o. c. Drumm, Main 5437.
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Miss Inez Jackson, music direc-
tor at James P. Stewart junior
high school. will present her pu-
pills in the following musical num-
bers, especially arranged for the
afternoon.
oh. Worship the King" Haydn,
Inc Inc Bell, ;.,.;. .old Enslisnl S ~
Sleep, Holy Child" :. French Carol
Rise Up. Shepherd. ...... Spiritual
"CantiQue de NOEL. Alden
Joyce Rausch, soloist
Girls Chorus
Soprano solo-'Ave Maria" ......;.
Norman Abelson
Come, Blessed Peace. ....... Bach
Sllent Nlgnt ..''..'..''.''. Gruper
Deck the Halls. ........... Welsh
Daughters day will be celebrat-
ed at this meeting, and all daugh-
ters of members are cordially in
vited as honor guests of the branch
to share the pleasures Of the
Christmas festivities.
Orthopedic children will be re-
membered with gifts from branch
members. Names of children may
be secured at section meetings by
telephoning Mrs. Edwin Cliffe,
Main $500. The gift should be
wrapped and brought to the Sat-
urday meeting or to the Christmas
party which is to be given at the
home of Mrs. E. Paul Todd Dec. 10.
Hostesses for the Saturday
party will be Mrs. Thomas Swayze
and Mrs. Theodore Lynn, assisted
by the Misses Esther Herseth,
Mary Alice Hearon, Martha Pearl
Jones, Harriet Klein, Florence l..
Kelley, Jessie Lilly, Stella Lilly,
Maize Lindsay, Lorraine Tomas
and Mesdsmes Robert Halliday,
R. R. Hodge, Ellie Johnson, John
Arnason johnson, Gladys McDon-
ough, Norman Gordon, L. L.
Lamb, ]. O'Brien Laws, j. Mar
win Lynn and Julius w. Mann.
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PuyalIup Couple Wed
In Parkland Church

In the candle-lighted setting of
Trinity Lutheran church, Park
land, Miss Frieda Alvera Dahle,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. o.
Dahle, Nekoma, N. D., became the
bride of Mr.. Oliver E. Mellor, son
of Mrs. A. Mellor of Puyallup, on
Saturday evening. The Rev. Erwin
H. Jahr of Puyallup read the cere-
mony.
Given in marriage by her uncle,
Mr.. Henry Dale, the bride was at
tractive in her gown of white satin
cut on princess lines with tight
fitting sleeves which came to
point at the wrist. The gown had
long train and over it cascaded
the brides long white veil which
was edged in lace and held in
place by a lace cap with pearl
crown. She carried a bouquet of
pale pink roses, bouvardia and
ferns tied with white tulle.
Before the vows were repeated,
Mrs. A. Bomers and Mr.. David
Angels sang a group of nuptial
songs, with Mrs. Angels as the
accompanist. While tapers were
lighted by Miss Alice Haarstad and
Miss Ruth Larson, Schubert's
"Serenade" was played.
Attending the bride were Mrs.
A. f. Matson, matron of honor
for her sister, and bridesmaids.
Misses Ethel Jessup and Margaret
Einarson. Mr.. A. +. Matson was
best man, and the ushers were Mr..
Arnold Malley and Mr.. Inman
Nelson.
The wedding reception followed
in the church parlors for 200
guests. The collation. table was
centered with pale pink roses and
small white chrysanthemums about
the wedding cake, which was mall
tese cross shaped.
Presiding at the table were Mrs.
Henry Dale and Mrs. l. Strand.
Those assisting were Mrs. A. f.
Matson, Anga Dale, Mrs. George
Knudtson, Mrs. William Skaugset
cut the brides cake, Misses Alice
Harrstad and Ruth Larson passed
the groom's cake. and Miss Leila
Smith had charge of the guest
book.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-11
Good viii Auxiliary Plans

The S and C chapter of the
Goodwill Women's auxiliary will
meet with Miss Helen Sears at
the College of Puget Sound for
dinner at $3.50 o'clock Monday.
Mrs. Paul Todd will be the guest
speaker and ser subject will be
"Madonnas" The Goodwill Wom-
ems auxiliary Is meeting in its
club rooms, 1885 So. Tacoma ave,
on Tuesday at IL a. m.
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Miss Mary Reitzel, Miss Betty
Fitzpatrick, Miss Bergitte Han
sen and Miss Patricia Cannon.
Hostesses will be the Misses
Doris Picha, Susan Pinkham,
Mary Prichard. Marion Rolstad,
Kathryn Woods, Betty Cleary,
Grace Mclean, Sylvia Langdon,
Bergitte Hansen, Kathryn Fur
long, Betty Fitzpatrick, Nadine
Engh. Patricia Davis, Bernice
Christensen, Harriette Bradford
and Jane Barton.
Invitations have been issued tc
the Misses Audrey Albertson. Con
stance Coleman, Wyona Diemer
Janice Green, Mary Katherine
Hager, Ann Louise Greive, Shirley
Horr. Mary Lou Jennings. Mary
Louise Lathamer. Marijane Lewis
Doris Lister, Dorothy Matson
Martha Mcneil, Virginia Mason
Marjorie Simpson, Margare
Steele, Enid Rummel, Anne Weber
Marian Wilkinson, Janet Rob
bins. Elizabeth Bona, Betty Brock
Beverlee Burroughs, Jeanne Cal
low, Miriam Gibson, Patricia Clio
yer, Barbara Ann jacobson. Susar
Lidren, Frances Latson, Harriet
Latson. Maureen Martin, Jear
Murnen, Helen Pierce, Norin'
Stendal, Ruth Switzer, Nancy
Whipple, Doris Sommer, Patriots
Wick, Doree Sachs, Nan Standish
Mildred Despair.
Dorothy Bouffioux, Marth Z
Doub, Lola Duvall, Moreen Fitz
gerald, Ards Hanson, Patriots
Keene, Mary Catherine Lincoln
Betty Jane Pyle, Betty Piatt
Bobbe Jean Ryan, Esther Sand
stedt, Maxine Sehroedel, Rosalinc
Hartman, Betty Tregoning, Mar
guerite lack and Jean Clark.
Mrs. Clarence Utterback opened
her home last Saturday evening
to the College Of Puget SounC
Kappa Pri group, which wa:
hostesses for an informal party
Miss Darline Irle and Miss Betty
Thralls were in charge of the af'
fair. During the evening, table
games were played. and later il
the evening refreshments wer'
served.
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The wedding Of Miss Virginia
Davis, who will marry Mr.. War
land Wight Dec. IS, is figuring in
the plans of Miss Kay LaGasa
and Miss Barbara Bonnell. for
they will act as her bridesmaids.
Miss Marijane Argue. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. II. s. Argue, will also
be at home. The three will attend
the annual Kappa Gamma break
fast scheduled during vacation.
Miss LaGasa is expecting several
of her Kappa sorority sisters to
celebrate New Years in Tacoma
with her.
Intensive skiing is in store for
Paul Sceva jr. of Phi Delta Theta.
He will leave Dec. Is for Sun Vel
ley, Idaho, to return to Tacoma
| for Christmas. only to go again TO
Sun Valley for the International
intercollegiate meet to be held the
last days in December. He plans
TO enter Gil TOUR tNtnAs.
Another holiday house guest will
be Miss Barbara Snyder Of Seat
tie. who will visit Miss Betty SIM
mons at the home of her mother,
Mrs. II. c. Simmons. Miss Leila
Klein Of Hoquiam will visit both
her Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
sisters, Miss Evelyn Miles and Miss
June Mccormick.
Drama activities will keep Rob-
ert Prins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Prins. occupied with committing
To Seattle to appear in "Disraeli.
now playing at the Showboat
theater. He will leave Tacoma
for Hollywood. where he has q
screen contract. the first week In
January. His Beta Theta Pi fra
ternity brothers, Archie Heaton
Lewis Jones jr. and Joseph Marti-
nae, will all be in Tacoma. Mr.
Heaton, an ardent skier. will spend
much time at the mountain.
All of Tacoma's Delta Gamms
members at the university will bs
at home. They include the Misses
Martha Turner, Jean Hutchinson
Virginia Hamilton. Virginia Grove
and Virginia Haines.
| Planning Stadium high schools
annual Homecoming dance, which
is scheduled for Dec. 81, viii oc'
cupy much of the time of Pau
Jones jr. Along with his Phi Gam
ma Delta fraternity brothers, Rob
ert Davies, John Long, Armand
Miller IT.. Charles Moffett il. anS
Bob Philip. Mr.. Johns is planning
: an interesting vacation.
: DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Hopkins arr
! expecting their son and daughter
: Lewis jr. and Miss Jean. home t.
; complete the family circle. Mis-
! Hopkins Kappa Alpha Theta so
! rority sisters. Miss Margery Mey
err, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
I. A. Meyer. and Miss Phyllis Jack
, son. daughter OF the Henry Jack
l sons. will also be at home 10
Christmas. Miss Jackson plans Z
r spend New Years in Spokane Wis
: iting a sorority sister, Miss Jae
: queline Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kelly ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-11
yuIetide Party
Is PIsnned
Womsn's Club TO Entertain
Members Of Girls Club
Friday Afternoon

A year ago, the Woman's
club of Tacoma turned its at
tention to the Girls club and
since that time much has been
accomplished in its direction
in q cultural way. By the re-
cent card parties given as a
benefit for the Home. the girls
are enjoying added comforts.
A Christmas party will be given
At $50 o'clock Friday for the
fourteen girls at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Charles A. Burt Is chairman
Of the Girls club committee. A
tree win be decorated by Mrs.
+. s. Stocks and Miss Claire
Dorsey. Gifts win come from
members Of the club and there will
also be = contribution Of jams and
jellies. which members are asked
to bring.
Mrs. A. A. Woelful Is chairman
Of the social hour and win be as
sisted by Mrs. Cora Imhoff, Mrs.
J. A. Sussmsn. Mrs. p. NJ. Kenney
and Mrs. ]. ]. Sheridan. Mrs.
y. G. Carlson and Mrs. Charles
A. Schleusner will be In charge Of
the tea table which will feature
. Christmas motif.
Readings win be given by Miss
Marie MuIligan Of the College Of
Puget Sound and several vocal
numbers will be presented by the
Lincoln High School Girls Sex
tette.
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A. A. u. w. MEMBERS ANTICIPATE CHRISTMAS MEETING
yuIetide to Be Portrayed
BY Readings and Songs
PROGRAM Saturday in Weyerhseuser Hall TO Include
Numbers by Miss Martha Pearl Jones and Miss
Lucille Meredith; Students TO Sing

Holly bedecked Weyerhaeuser hall will be the setting sat
urday for the Christmas meeting of the American Association
of University The spiritual and festive Christmas
will be delightfully."- portrayed by dramatic readings
sacred song Mrs Florence Dodge program chairman
The dramatic numbers will be portrayed by Miss Martina
Pearl Jones' head of the speech department at the college OF
Puget Sound and her assistant Miss Lucille MeredltMlss
Jones reading THE Little Mixer" and Miss Meredith Christ
mas Tales"
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Lambda Sigma Chi Pledges
To Entertain at Tea
Annual Affair Honorine New Members Of Other Soror-
tiles at the College of Puget Sound
Planned for Monday Afternoon

An annual affair of early December is the tea which
Lambda Sigma Chi pledges give honor of the pledges of
other sorortes the College of Puget Sound Half hun
invitations issued to the which will be given
Monday afternoon the home of Miss Berge Hansen 5000
No 28th.
Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs Dena Taylor faculty
adviser sorority and Mrs John Cochran aumnae pres
dent The table will be covered with lace cloth and with
the sorority silver Centerng the table will be red candles
and novel arrangement of Christmas Calling hours
are from $3.50 to o'clock.
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Many Families to Welcome
Students for Holidays
Scores from University Of Washington to Return Home
for Vacation Following Final Exams; New
Years Eve Parties Planned

To Tacoma parents with sons and daughters away at
college, Christmas time brings extra happiness for their
children will be at home Already Tacomans with and
daughters attending the University of Washington look
ing forward to seeing them arrive home Tuesday and We'd
nesday, still talking of classes and final exams.
Several of the students who will be at home bringing
guests with them have invited friends for New Years
All looking forward to high school homecomngs Dances
parties and gettogehers with old friends Skiing of
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looking forward to having their
daughter, Miss Margaret, at home,
as are DIR. and Mrs. William Nc
Nerthney. whose daughter, Miss
Mary Anne, is a Gamma Phi Beta
sorority sister of Miss Kelly.
From Alpha Delta Phi frater-
nifty will come Bob Richards, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Richards,
William Russell jr. of Steilacoom,
Walter Phelps and Phil Carstens,
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G L u B S

Women of the Moose will meet
in the Moose temple Monday eve
ming Entertainment for members
and friends to follow business
meeting.
Tacoma Circle, n. o. W., meets
Monday evening in the Eagles
hall. Mrs. A. c. Hill is in charge
and Mrs. w. c. Bates and Mrs. l..
Neumann will serve the late sup
per.
Past Presidents Custer WOmen's
Relief Corps No. will meet Tues
day afternoon at 1870 for an cleo
ton of officers and Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. T. B.
Mooers, 1888 So. L st. Mrs. II. E.
Sloyer assisting.
Eagles Auxiliary will hold a
card party Tuesday afternoon in
the Eagles hall. Mrs. John Gaino
in charge of entertainment. Pro-
ceeds for Christmas benefit bas-
kets.
Ladies' Aid, Messiah Lutheran
church will meet Thursday for
noon luncheon in the church par
lors. Hostesses. Mesdames Lima
Dahl, Louise Oxness, Anna Skreen
and Lima Olsen. Devotions and
business meeting following.
Parkland PreschoOl will hold its
next meeting in the basement OF
Parkland grade school Monday at
S p. m. After a short business
meeting, Christmas program will
be given. including carols, games
and refreshments. Each member is
to bring a gift. All preschool
mothers N Psrkland are invited.
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One of the affairs already
planned Is a luncheon which men,
bers OF Chi Omega sorority are
anticipating. Those who will at
tend and who win spend the holi-
days with their parents are the
Misses Kay Kelley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lester Kelly,
Mary Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Gordon; Betty wetherby, whose
parents are the Ralph A. Weth-
erbys: Josephine Galloway. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Gallo
way, and Miss Betty Klopfenstein.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Klopfenstein. All plan to spend
few days skiing, and the Misses
klopfenstein, Galloway and Kelly
will attend the Club OF Hearts
dance on Christmas night.
Many members Of Kappa Sigma
fraternity win be at home for
Christmas. They include Charles
and Edwin Allen. Jack Obenour.
Bill Walter. Rob Whittlesey. Scott
Mark. Ralph Hawks, William
Mattson. Robert Devlin and Dom
aid and Darrell Eden.
Miss Marjorie Severyns Of Sun
nyside. Wash, will be guest OF
Miss Rosemary Stewart, who is
president of their sorority. Alpha
Phi. at the home OF Miss Stewards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Stew
art. Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Poe
are expecting their daughter. Miss
Patty Poe of the same sorority. as
are Mr.. and Mrs. z. f. Perkins
whose daughter. Miss Sara Jayne
Is attending the university, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Comfort, whose
daughter, Miss Jean, win be In
Tacoma. All are planning to at
tend luncheon planned by Alphs
Phi alumnae. at which members
from Washington. Wash in & o
State college, Oregon and Other
schools win be guests.
Bellarmine's Homecoming dance
is being looked forward to by Jaci
and Jim Petrich, who will be will
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Petrich. Both will spend som'
time at the mountain skiing. How
ard Gregg. Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon fraternity brother. win be a
home In Fort Lewis with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Gregg.
Delta Delta Delta sorority vii
be deserted. with every membe
Of the house going home 70
Christmas. Mrs. Esther Davis
expecting her daughter. Miss Vii
ginia, to be home. as viii her SC
; rority sisters, the Misses Lea
: Munroe, Helen Feek. Alice OH
! son and Kay King. They viii b
! entertained on Dec. 10 by the II
Delta Alliance. Tri Debts fror
other colleges will also attend.
!, At the home Of his parents, NJ
: and Mrs. Walter w. Bergman
E Wesley Bergman win entertain a
Alpha Sigma Phi brother. Harol
Hayden OF Cody, Wyo. oths
} members who will be home al
: Dick Davis. Sidney Keil and Wa
|. ter Geehan.
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Married At Church Rites

Bethesda Baptist church was
the scene Nov. Is Of the marriage
Of Miss Dorothy Alice Horn.
daughter Of Mrs. Jennie Pratt, to
Mr.. Harold Obenhofer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter obenhofer. Vows
were piiEhted at $50 o'clock in a
setting Of white chrysanthemums.
by the light OF many tspers. The
Rev. Marion Flint performed the
ceremony.
Miss Margaret Peterson. accom-
panied by Miss Phyllis Linden,
sang AT Dawning" and 20
Promise Me-" Mrs. Marion Flint
played the wedding march.
Given In marriage by her uncle,
Mr.. Harold woldhagen, the bride
wore q gown Of white faille taf-
feta cut on princess lines and
styled with leg o'mutton sleeves
and 4 long train. Her full length
veil was Of silk net with lace trim
and fell in graceful folds from
= hand Of orange blossoms. At her
throat was a pearl cross and she
carried Talisman roses and bou-
vardia.
Miss Judy Lockdahl was maid
of honor, wearing royal blue
satin gown, made with sweet
heart neckline and a flared skirt.
Her flowers were a bouquet of
yellow and white pompons, chrys-
snthemums and roses. Mrs. Albert
Rickel, cousin Of the bride, was
matron of honor In dress Of
aqua blue chiffon made with an
accordion pleated skirt over satin.
Her flowers were rose colored
chrysanthemums and roses.
Bridesmaids were Miss Alice
Norris and Miss Evelyn ketchum.
who were gowned alike in old rose
satin and carried pompon chrys-
anthemums and roses. All at
tendants wore pearl clips and
necklaces. gifts Of the bride.
Little Evelyn Asbjcrsen and
Frances Wiley were the flower
girls and Paul Monk was the ring
bearer. Candlelighters were Misses
Helen and Shirley Asbjorsen,
cousins of the bride.
Mr.. Donald Asbjorsen was best
man and ushers were Messrs.
James Cox and Peter Asbjorsen.
At the reception which followed.
Mrs. Pratt received In a gown OF
aqua blue taffeta and the bride
groom's mother wore gown Of
maroon velvet. The former had a
corsage Of Talisman roses. the
latter. gardenias. Mrs. w. v. Weld
hagen. grandmother Of the bride,
wore navy blue crepe and gar
denias.
White chrysanthemums. tapers
and 4 three-tiered wedding cake
centered the collation. table. Mrs,
J. r. catron Of Seattle. aunt OF
the bride. served the cake and
another aunt. Mrs. A. Asbjorsen
presided. Miss Marion Flint and
Miss Pauline Powers were In
charge OF the gifts and Mrs. Har'
old woldhagen took care Of ths
guest book.
For going away. the bride wore
an old rose suit with fox trim ans
. corsage Of ralisman roses