The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13

nuptial setting in which the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r. En-
zoe and the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Zanuzosh Of Superior.
Wis, were wed Saturday evening
in Bethesda Baptist church. White
flowers added to the charm Of the
occasion, glsdioli. snapdragon and
peonies being used with palm
greenery.
Music before the wedding in
cluded piano selections by Mrs.
Elsa Retiring and songs by Mrs.
Helen Derby. AT Dswning" and
Because"
White marquisette was the
brides choice for a wedding gown
which was made with two deep
ruffles at the bottom Of the skirt
which tapered into a train. Down
the front of the bodice was row
of tiny buttons and at the neckline
dainty flower clip. A wreath of
orange blossoms held to her head
the silk net bridal veil. She was
given in marriage by her father.
Attending the bride as matron
of honor, Mrs. Dornford Stoliker
wore powder blue net and carried
pink roses with bovardia. The
maid OF honor, Miss Kathryn
Green, wore apricot chiffon and
carried yellow roses intermingled
with sweet peas. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Gene Halliday and Miss Carol
Nootnagle. both wearing yellow
marquisette trimmed in turquoise.
Their bouquets were talisman roses
and light blue larkspur. Candle
lighters were Mrs. William Gustaf-
son, wearing yellow chiffon, and
Miss Florence Rae Anderson in
yellow net. The tiny flower girl
who preceded the bride down the
aisle was little Lois Ann Pollard
who wore pink organdy with a
quaint wrist corssge. The guest
book at the reception later was in
Miss Eleanor Walsh's care. She
came from Seattle for the wedding
and wore apricot chiffon. Each Of
the attendants wore gardenias in
her hair.
Mr.. Zanuzoski was attended by
Mr.. Dornford Stoliker and ushers
were Messrs. Henry Jackowski,
George Perry. William Gustafson
and Lewis Whitney.
At the reception Mrs. Engoe re-
ceived in powder blue chiffon and
her flowers were gardenias. The
bridal table was covered with a
linen cloth and was centered with
pink roses, snapdragons and sweet
peas. Mrs. John Milley poured and
Mrs. Jess Humphrey and Mrs.
Nootnagle served.
For travelling Mrs. Zanuzoski
wore a suit of dusty rose in French
check. Her accessories were white.
The new home will be established
at $500 South G st. after the we'd
ding trip.
COLLEEN Houser
Simplicity of home wedding
marked the ceremony on Saturday
evening in which Miss Eleanore
Lois Collen, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Baxter l.. COLLEEN became the
bride of Mr.. Rex E. Houser, son of
Mr.. Robert Houser of Bellingham.
Rev. Joel Vigis read the ceremony
in a setting Of light pink and white
roses intermingled with snapdrag-
ons. Before the ceremony Mrs.
Charles C. Welker sang 20 Perfect
Love" by Burleigh.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore gown Of white
embroidered net made princess
STYLE. She carried handkerchief
that has been in the Collen family
for many years and which now be-
longs to the brides grandmother.
She wore Juliet cap held in place
by orange blossoms and from 1t
fell finger tip length veil OF IL
fusion. Her arm bouquet was OF
pink roses and sweetpeas.
Attendants at the wedding were
Miss Frances Hoxie Of Camas and
Mr.. Kay Ferguson of Seattle.
Tapers were lighted by Mrs. VIII
liam Davis, an aunt OF the bride,
and Mrs. Myron Moser, sister oil
the bridegroom. The tiny cousin
of the bride. Joyce Mae Martin
was the charming little flower
girl
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Collen wore dark blue lace with
gardeniss. The reception followed
at the family home with Mrs
Henry schmickrsth cutting the
brides cake and Mrs. Avis b.
Gssswsy the wedding cake Mrs.
Ralph Parr and Miss Juanita Han
sen assisted.
For travelling Mrs. Houser wore
three piece herringbone suit with
Light blue accessories. After the
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Houser
will make their home in Seattle.
Mrs. Houser attended Lincoln
high school. the College OF Puget
Sound and the Western Washing
ton ColleTe of Education in Bell
ingham and he attended Belhng-
ham high school and the University
Of Washington She Ia member
Of lambda Sigma Chi and he Of
the Forestry club.
Landgraf-P Peterson
White SILK lace and net vas
worn BY MiEs Ruth Ida LandgrH