The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Vows Are Reed
By Cscdlelisht
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Frsss, - Ceremony
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nessed the marriage Saturday ]
evening In Christ church II
Mas Gretchen kunlKk. Only /
daughter If Mr.. and Mrs.
Nlllihald Alphnnss kuniTk. 10
Mr.. Donald William Fraser II
Omaha. Nsb.. son ~ Mr.. VIII I
liam l.. Fraser Of Seattle. III
vas in ; setting ~ sandlrlinhs |
fllekerinx against q back
ground II pale ehEssanthe-
NUNS and palms that tho VIVA
were read by the Rev. Paul !
James II Seattle.
l'feesdsnE ths cefsmpsy Mrs
" A huufa~. accompanied ~ TIE
esgsa ny Miss Mary Eiis Coca.
sang The Wedding Song ~ hoss
and .soh Perfect lave" nv naFs
leigh Mia. cook siso played tbs
wedding marches
Escorted ~ her father the bfsas
wufs . Malnbacher model ~ ivory
duchess aatln, styled wltA . fuii
SKIRT. swssthesr, ncckilns. slesves
which tap~red 10 . point al her
wrists. and long train. casesd.
ms from = oofonst ~ vsnstlsn
point wss her talls veil which wss
very long. extending beyond her
train. About her throat WAS
strand Of pearls. . aft a the
bridegroom. Her flowers wers
shower bouqus, IL Esrdenias and
lilies Of the valley.
Mas Virginia Hsines was maid
Of honor for tho bride. wearing
peacock blue gown ~ dnehssss
satin made with a full skirt. hour
glass waistiine. short train and
short puffsd sleeves. Benior
bridesmaids were Miss Evelyn
Hopkins and Miss Florence Mo
Lean and junior bridesmaids were
Miss Claudia Van Fossen, cousin
Of the bride. and Miss Mary Nc
Donald All wore gowns 81 rose
duobesse satin styled similarly to
that OF tho maid OF honor. and all
attendants wore hsaddresses OF
Rebrum lilies. Their flowers were
Rebrum lilies and roses. and each
wore gold locket, a gift OF the
bride.
Mr.. Hans Otto Gisse served Mr..
Fraser IN best man. and ushrrs
were hessrs. Charles Carey Of
Omaha. Emil cahen, Orville Ber-
gerson and Otto Sanford OF Be- |
attic, Darroch crookes Of Portland |
and William kunigk, brother Of |
the bride.
At the reception which followed
at the home of the brides parents
on No. 28th St, Mrs. Kunigk re-
ceived with the bride and BRIDE
groom In a gown OF royal blue
velvet with puffed sleeves and a
draped bodice. Baskets OF chrys-
were used throughout
the rooms
Mrs. Walter Everett and Mrs.
w. A. Monroe presided mt the col
lation table which was covered
with white cutwork cloth and
conferred with silver candelabra.
Assisting were Mrs. Edward Van
Fosscn. Mrs. Edwin Chambers.
Mrs. Paul Sullivan OF Kirkland.
Mrs. Clara Lete, Mrs. ID. J. Nc
Gowan and the Masses Deborah
Webb. yernetta Rowland, Roberta
Frances Tarr, Mary Cor
don. Virginia Hamilton. Mary King
and Dorothy Yates.
For her wedding trip. Mrs. Fra
ser chose costume ensemble.
Over her dress Of rust wool she
wore French Mouton coat OF
clipped fur. Her accessories we're
brown and her flowers were green
orchids. Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser, who
are both ardent skiers, will spend
part Of the winter In Sun Valley,
although their home is to be In
Omaha after Nov. 4. The bride Ia
one of the most skillful Of women
skIers of the Northwest and has
been invited 10 train for the wo-
mems ski team for the next Olym-
pic games. Mr.. Fraser was on
the alI-American team at the last
olympics and won the Pan-Ameri-
can slalom championship In the
Andes In Chile In 1887.
Mrs. Fraser attended the Col
Iege OF Puget Sound. where she
was affiliated with Kappa Sigma
Theta sorority. while Mr.. Fraser
attended the University Of WASH
ngton.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs. ,
w. L. Carey and son, Charles OF