The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Vows Exchanged in
Clio Hsrbor

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one Of the prettisst weddings on
the peninsula this season took
place Wednesday morning At 81
Nicholas Catholic church IN Gig
Harbor when Miss Eunlce Jacque-
line Norm, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Norm Of cig Harbor.
became the bride Of Anthony y.
Vlahovich. son Of Mr.. and Mira.
Mitchell VIahovieh of Tacoma. The
bride was given In marriage by her
father. Tho Rev. Father Nicholas
Hoen read the ceremony,
Flowers and tall tapers In the
ehanoel made beautiful back
ground for the bride and her alt
tendanls. all Of whom wore plain
white taffeta. The brides gown
was OF white MORE taffeta with
long. tight. hlgh-shouidered sleeves,
sweetheart neckline. girdls waist
and the skirt was gathered full
at the sides and back, ending In a
long. fun train. Her long veil Of
Illusion was banded in Wide lace
and had coronet cap. She wore
a laveler that was her fathers
gift to her mother on their we'd
ding day. and her flowers were n
large colonial bouquet Of bouvardia
and pink rosebuds.
The gown of her maid Of honor.
Miss Elsie sutlovieh OF Hoquiam.
had a colonial waist with n sweet
heart neckiine and gorcd hoop
skirt of white taffeta. and her small
round hat was Of white velvet
ribbon with Eardenla trim. Her
flowers. and the bridesmaidn'. were
small copies OF tbs brides bouquet.
The bridesmaids. Miss Joey Hiil
Of Gig Harbor. and Miss LILLIAN
Taraboehla OF Seattle. wore white
taffsta gowns with fun circular
skirts and fitted self-matrtial
Jackets with hustle backs, Mort.
hlgh-Hhouldered sleeves and Peter
Pan collars. and they wore white
flower top knots with white velvet
ribbons In their hair.
Little Annette Lubeiich Of BE-
attic. and Ralphia shulich of 1ig
Harbor, three year-old cousins Of
the bride, were flower girl and
ring bearer. The former wore
white taffeta and a white flower
wreath in her hair. Her bouqust
Was a tiny replica Of the brides.
The ring bearer was clad In black
velvet Spanish type snli.
Mr.. Joseph Vlahoyieh Of Tacoma.
brother OF the groom. wss best
man. and Mr.. George Boskoyieh
Of Tacoma and Mr.. John Zurich Of
Clg Hafbor were ashsrA- Mrs.
Cecilia Newman Of Tacoma played
the wedding marches and accom-
panied the ~. Nicholas choir,
which is directed BY Mrs James
Langhelm. The choir sang -on
This Day. on. Beautiful Mother. "
'PAnis Augelious, and Angels
We Have Heard on High"
The brides mother. Mrs Norm,
wore aqua crepe. and Mrs. Viaho-
yich, the Rroom's mother. wore
black crepe. Following ths csrs-
m0ny. a wedding breakfast for the
bridal party wa served ~ the
home Of the bride An seru lace
cloth and tail white tApsrs we're
the simple decorations
IN the evening. = dinner With
places for seyenty-fIgs. Yaa served
~ Community hall where q pink
and white motif Was foil0Re9. A
reception for tao hundred was held
after dinner. The long out-of-tosn
list Included guests from Seattle.
Tacoma and SouthNes,srn Wash
ingtOn. ana congratulations Ners
received from New York and CALI
fornlA.
Mrs. ylahOgirhs going away en-
ssmbls included a simple black
crepe street dress trimmed IN
nllvsr. black coat with fur 0ssr~
jacket. black accessories. and gar
Gsnia eofaags. Sire Nas q popular
E mem Der u me class u 1883 ~ ths
Gig Hsrbor nigh sehooi. sang one
Of the Leads IN the opssstta g1ysn
By the Peninsula singsFs IN 1897.
and had been Organlst a. 81 hleho-
Las Cathgllc church until her mar
risge. Mr.. ViahOy1eh II Bsilaf-
mine graduate ard attended the
+ College of Puget sound
After their honeymoon BY motor
which Vlli follow no planned route.
they viii make ths nsW hons IN
Tacoma.