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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
P. L. c. Dormiiory
To Sponsor Tea

Music by ensembles from the
college orchestra directed by Prof.
f. NJ. Arke will be heard during
serving at the heirloom tea spon-
sored by Pacific Lutheran college
Dormitory Auxiliary members at
2 o'clock Tuesday. at First Luther
an church.
Open to the public. this tea will
be characterized by a display Of
heirlooms from various parts of
the world. supervised by Mesdames
Paul A. Preus, Carl Rydell, II. s..
Anderson and T. o. Syare.
The program as planned by
Mesdames c. S. Fynboe and J. p.
Pflueger will center around the
trsvelogue and showing Of colored
films Of Europe by Miss Mary
Louise Preus OF FARMLAND. Guests
will be welcomed by Mrs. Theodore
Nelson. club president. and Mrs
Carl Rydell will lead in scripture
reading and prayer. Vocal solos
will be furnished by Mrs. George
Fisher.
Refreshments viii be served
under the direction OF Mesdames
Clifford Olson and George Kittel.
In charge Of the table setting "
Mrs. J. u. Xavier.
Musical numbers will include
French horn numbers by Mr..
Philip Meyer and vocal numbers
by Miss Gloria RUNNER. Both
will be accompanied by Miss
Lenore Rasmussen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
Sorority to Honor
Mothers, Paironesses

The lambda Sigma Chi sorority
room at the College Of Puget
Sound is TO be the setting for a
tea on Tuesday afternoon from
$50 20 5 O'Clock when the men,
bers Of the sorority are honoring
the mothers and patronesaeE Of
the sorority. Lavendar and yellow
flowers viii be used In decorating
the room. and the esntsrpiecs for
the tea table will be in the same
colors.
The committee planning for the
affair Is Miss Bergitts Hansen.
chairman, Miss Patricia Davis and
Miss Sylvia Lzngdon. A brief
program VIII be presented with
Miss Virginia Leonard giving
spring poetry and Miss Marion
Brush viii sing. Presiding at the
tea table will be Miss Ruth Jsn-
sen, retiring president Of the soror-
ity. and Aiss Janet Hatch, re-
Gently installed president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
Presbyterian
Women 10 Meet

Mrs. Robert Nslllst. s0s 10.
sheridan. viii open her home 10
members Of clrcls v Of the FIRST
Presbyterian church. for q 1870
luncheon Tuesday. Mrs Roy l.
podd Will lead the Bible study and
Mrs. Wesley Moore viii b. mis-
alon study director.
On Wednesday the liner v.
weysr guild meets ~ ii;s0 IN
Middleton pariDr for q business
session. followed by a luncheon Al
1880 IN Nelson hall Hosteasss
will b. Nssdames L. ~ Hayden.
A. z. Hsratrom, J. Dunn and ~
J. Swarm. The nursery Siii b
open and hostessea ara kFa l..
Y. sogle and Mrs. A y isfaslson.
me president Mrs ~ y. Nelson.
is calling a meeting u the sxeeB.
tive COMMITTEES Ia Yodcr bail At
n O'Clock
On this same day members u
Circle l. meet with Miss earn.
Gleason and Miss Alice Vaughn.
szzs No. 18Th. for q 1870 O'clock
luncheon
Thursday Mra- Mildred Lowell.
1928 East z7th -. assisted BY
Mrs. Carr johnson. sntsFtsins Cir
Gle for a 1870 iunchson.
The Women's Bible class will
hold = potisek luncheon IN Mel
son hall ~ 1870 On FRIDAY. Call
Mrs J. H. Phsnleis. Garland
s34s-E for further del4lla-
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Delta Rho Gamma
Will Entertain
P. |. c. Seniors 10 De
Guests Wednesday

Tiny scrolls representing
diplomas win b received BY
graduating girls At Pacific
Lutheran college today invls-
ing them to be honor guests
at a tea On the afternoon
of Wednesday. May -. in the
Delta Rho Gam ma chapter
rooms. Delta Phi Kappa girls
will also he guests At this At
fair which Il being arranged
By Miss Avis Rowland. gen.
erai chairman.
An impressive ceremony which
wtii take pisr~ 81 thls tsmse u re
installation % nsw Della Rho
Gamma officers under ths direction
~ Misses Mahel Scott and Aries
Ratfia. Vocal sclns wtll ~ FUR.
nlshed Nv Miss Gloria RUNNER ana
Mr.. William csmmen yin -
heard IN s<svrsi trumpet ssiecssnns
Favefs IN The farm 81 pire.<ssm
figures IN caps and xewns Win -
used with spring flowers sHsi
Ereenery 10 carry eut the Kraaua'
ton motif. Presiding 81 The Tea
win be Miss Mariorss peiia az Ta-
coma. chapter president
Miss Hovtsnd hzs selected The
following To assist with the affair.
Eleanor Gardner. Jane overa and
Martha slmonsnu. program Mar.
celia Frederick. trvne sehiillos and
Evelyn staiwick, decorations: Flaf.
encs Hauge. Mildred knustson and
Patricia rrottem. msnu. Flnrenes
Hcpp. Ruthrae Hazisna and sally
10 Stacey. invitations; Flasvnes
Rottsr. Evelyn knibbs. Alice vild-
mo. Wilma johnson. Marjorie Mel.
son and Janet smith. utility COM
mittee.
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Tea Compliments
Girl Graduates
Misses Hia and WsneniId
Entertain Saturday

Honoring three score Sta
dunn seniors and underclass-
men. Miss Lois Hill and Miss
Marian Wangnild entertained
at an afternoon tea Saturday
from 2:S0 to 5 o'clock at the
home of Miss Wangnild's
aunt, Mrs. l.. S. Langlow,
1918 No. Alder st.
Receiving with their daugh-
tiers were Mrs. J. Clyde Hill
and Mrs. Arthur Wangnild.
Five undergraduates asked to
assist were Betty Jean Perry,
Lorna Lee Yates. Carol Hamilton.
Louise McGovern and Virginia
White. Piano solos were presented
by the Misses Charlotte Timhs
and Shirley Sherman.
The guests included: Misses
Mary Eleanor Adamson. Harriet
Anderson. Janet Armstrong. Jean
Betty Baker. Beverly Berlie. Mari
lyn Blundell. Thelms Bratrud,
Betty Burke. Elizabeth Burr, Jean
Button. Jeanellen Caikins. Mar
garet carlock. Margaret Carmody.
Marjory Carr. Harriet Cline, Shir-
ley Connell. Ruth Grain. Janis
Eisenhower. Marjorie Englebrecht,
Phyllis Everson. Phyllis Foote,
Alice Ford, Katherine Formulas.
Doris Francis, Mary Erlan. vir-
ginia Carver. Ethel Gunnette.
Ruth Hawkinson. Nancy Holland,
Evelyn Hermann. Dorothy Her
slime, Helene Hoffman. Maurecn
Jones. Gertrude Kincaid. Barbara
Kohl, Beverly Laursen. Jane
Loren, Lettie Lowry. Dorothy
Magnussen, Sally Middleton, shir-
ley Moore, Mary Elizabeth Nor
ton. Jean Murnen. Kathryn New
sehwander, Margaret Nicola, Shir-
ley Otis. Mildred Policy. Mabel
Ramey. Beatrice Rayno, Mary 10
Reid, Catherine Roberts. Pat Rus
sell. Evelyn seeley. Dorothy Sell
don. Nancy Short. Jean Sully,
Rhoda Sussman. Barbara Tissot,
Patricia Towne, Marjorie Wagner,
Lorraine Wagnild. Dolly Waite,
Ursella Watts, Ruby Lee WHITTIER.
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Church Auxiliary
To Have Luncheon

The Nav luncheon for the
women's auxiliary of Emmanuel
Presbyterian church has been
scheduled for the 22nd Of the
month in the church parlors. The
affair will be given this month by
Welcome circle, with Mrs. c. Il.
Mcintyre as chairman.
The program will include a talk
on ld-Fashioned Flowers" by
Mrs. A. S. Black. and songs by Mr..
Herbert Ford. Mrs. Hiram De Puy
will lead the devotions.
Guests will be seated at 10
tables, approximately $50 planning
to attend.
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Church 10 Have Annual
Mother Daughter Event

Tuesday evening. May II. moth.
ers and daughters ~ Central
Lutheran church viii be houored
at tho annual hothcr.p Daughter
banquet 10 BE- served In thu church
parlors BY members II the Mems
club. The hanqust viii b undsr
the general supervision Of Mr.. 6.
A. Benson. with all members Of
thu Mems club assisting.
A program has been arranged
by Mrs. q. ". Gtsrssen. Mrs. a. E.
Lybcck IL general chairman 81
this committee and will he assist.
ed by members Of the guild. Mr..
c. A. Benson win b. assisted on
committees by Mr.. A. T. Turner.
president Of this Mems club and
Mr.. Alvin Andersen. chairman Of
the service COMMITTEES.
The program VIII open with the
invocation by Mrs. y. y. Hoff. .
greeting by Mira o. ~ Nygaard,
president Of the Ladies' guild. and
the singing Of America the issasi-
tlfui." Following the banquet. the
program will continus with toasis
BY Mise Arlene Bswaison. Mrs..
Frank Cratlas and porpthy Louise
Beck. Music will include 80
leetions by the Lincoln Girls seq
tet.
Other interesting features Of ths
program viii b. . talk on I'm.
vironmsns" by Mira. Arthur y. Oh
son. Of the FARMLAND Lutheran
chlldren's Home At Everett and
play entitled. Our Dear childrsn"
presented BY members u the Ta-
emma Preschooi association.
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Receive Congratulations
On Birth Of DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Elyin Mattson Of
Dupont are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth OF a daughter.
sandra Kay. April n. at the Ia
coma General hospital Sharing
the congratulations are Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Mattson Of Mime
sofa and Mr.. and Mrs George
Smith Of PuyaIiup. grandparents
Of the little girl.
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Mrs. Wool 10
Entertain Opfimiss,i.

Members OF the optlmiasus club
VIII gather for a 30 potisck din
ner on "Wednesday evening At Mrs.
Charles Wooifs home at Browns
Point. Assisting bosteascs viii be
hesdames Fred Treichel. n. y.
Quinliyen and Richard Meyer.
There will be a regular meeting
and nominations for officers In the
club.
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Two Betrothals
Revealed Sunday
Miss Leonard and Miss
Nicola TO Be Brides

Coming as a surprise TO
their Lambda Sigma Chi So
rority sisters was the news of
the engagement of Miss Vir-
ginia Leonard to Mr.. Jesse L.
Curtis and of Miss Helen
Nicola to DIR. Samuel Shikany.
The announce ments were
made in traditional manner
by the presentation Of boxes
of chocolates during the
breakfast which was held by
alumnae and active members
of the sorority on Sunday
morning at the Tacoma hotel.
Miss Leonard, who graduates
this year from the College of
Puget Sound. IL the daughter of
Mrs. Rose b. Leonard and Mr..
Roy I. Leonard. while her fiance
Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
J. Curtis. all Tacomans. Miss
Leonard Is n member Of Otlah,
senior women's honorary organiza-
ton at the college and has been
prominent In activities Of the fine
arts department. Mr.. Curtis iE a
graduate Of Cornish School OF
Seattle.
Miss Nicola. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. J. Nicola, announced
that she is making plans for her
wedding in late summer. Or. SAM
uel Shikany. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
o. NJ. Shikany OF Evanston, IL
linois, received his doctors degree
from Loyoia Medical school In
Illinois. He also attended North
western. Miss Nicola attended the
College OF Puget Sound where she
was active In the women's Ath-
letlc association. She Is grad
uate Of the University OF Wash
ington.
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Writer'S Observe
Poetry Week
M. pswsv end Nh sku(uI
spssL - Mssslss

II Z program honotinr ~
tlonsl re<try wsek. Mrx. EIle
vwth G Power snd Mr2 Phi
shafsr wsre lh< prIneipol
speakers Il n May ms<sins
Of Tacoma chapter. L>Hx>1e ~
Western Writers. q The hnulo
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on Saturday svsning.
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Clubs

psslli~ssv W. q. \. b. mss1s
tuesday with kffs Hnrmaa tIan1r
vin. saia "a. Aisss. An Rsep~slet
invited
L Q. . 4. mss,. wIsA ~. 4
>, 0fsffsn. aaz1 a.. q. - t1lxe
Tuesday.
ssrsA T.ssme nssu&nn f~6us
9TH meet Tss<ssisy a : s'sieeN y
And@fson hall nsetsi hnu< wtll
fsilsw. tIestese<s Nrsa.mes Llssfs
Smith. CHARLES s&e>xlsna 80
John rsss.
ness~ os.s. nsssssSvs = -
Mn. vii ms~t Tuesday fsr iss<s-
rea sna s&Fds a ~ Aans Il hls&
y. W. fkeufxslze. 81 na cen-
man. Assisting wiii ~ Mrs. f.~sze
G. Williams and Mrs y. ?. f1sshAa
Ladies' A.ss,,,-s:,. >. an. m-.ss
Tuesday svsnlnx ~ > 9xts<a -
ths sssiss ksli M<ms<ssl serstet.
Mfs 0esfKz Garland n ssef9e -
ths d~xFss team.
s-ss~.y s~sA.1s.s n~~'s ns~l~s
CIus iii mest Tuesday ~ p1tr
hsek ssDp~r ~ si<1 ~. n1xnsY
Jankssa Nlli sn<sk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
Story TelIers TO
Meet in Puyallup

Tacoma Story Tellers league will
be entertained for luncheon by
Mrs. Thomas H. Wood of Puyallup
on Tuesday afternoon. Members
not driving will be met at the Sc
attic bridge by the hostess at
i2:15. The story topic for the day
will be Home" Mrs. c. T. Wins
low will conduct the business
meeting. On the program will be
Mesdames /. NJ. Hampton, L. w.
siegler, James Fry, Edwin Watts
and Charles S. Lyons.
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Compliment Miss Lean
On Saturday

In honor OF Miss Rhoda Lean,
bride elect. Miss Elizabeth
Fister and Miss Alice Larsen were
hostesses on Saturday at the
Fister home. After games were
played late supper was served.
HonOrs for games were won by
Miss Olive Ann Kremes. Mrs. o. ~.
Anderson and n. Myhre.
Guests were Mesdames Edward
Lean, Ingvar Hegge, John Sam
uelson, Warren Hansen, Ole Ho-
kold, william Cildart, George
Krieger. Pete Larson. Misses Thsl-
ma Myhre. Kay Vernon Rhoda
Lean. Helen Hegge. Ruth Samuel
son. Astrid Anderson. Edna Hin
syerk, Clara Moe and Jennie More.
st. Leo's Mothsrs' Club meets
Tuesday 81 las In the social hall
Of the school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
Garden Club 10 Marx
Birthday tuesday

Mrs. Ralph ". Sheriff. VIII en-
terrain at her Elmhurst home for
members Of the Green Finger
Garden club on Tuesday afternoon
at $50. The meeting win be held
In the garden Of the home. II
marks the first birthday Of the
club. The informal afternoon IN
cludes an election Of officers and
tea hour following.
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Miss Heaton Honors
Miss Cora Atkinson

Miss Cora Atkinson. bride-elect
Of Mr.. Walter Hertzman Of Sc
attic. was recently honored at
surprise shower given by a group
of her friends from the College OF
Puget Sound. Miss Betty Heaton
was hostess TO the group who
spent the evening Informally and
later in the evening presented the
guest Of honor with presents for
her future home.
Guests were the Misses Dixie
Thompson, Frances Cole. Kathryn
Sutherland, Florence Burd, Lucy
spaeth, Annabel Miller. Lillian
Msttson. Mary King. Marie Null
gan, Betty Edwards. Florence
Mclean and Idabelle Arnold.
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Miss riosks 70
Entertain tuesday

The Fi~side Study club will
meet Tuesday for a musicale and
guest day A. the guests Of MlAs
Mildred HoskA at the home Of her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. ]. y. Hoska
Mr.. Clayton johnson viii be the
speaker.
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Ladies Musical Club
VIII Elect tuesday

Mrs. w. II. Price has announced
the annual meeting Of the Ladies
Musical club. Tuesday morning al
10 o'clock IN the Y. w. c. A.
Chorus and active members have
been asked 70 attend 10 hear re.
ports Of the various departments
There win be an election OF
officers.
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Taeomsns Attend
Stowkowski Reception

Mrs. Mary Humphrey King and
Mr.. Eugene Linden motored to
Seattle 10 attend the reception at
the Seattle Yacht club for Leopold
stowkowzki on Monday afternoon.
Members OF the Seattle Symphony
board entertained for the famed
conductor.
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Weddings Hold Spotlight
On Week End Calendar
Two Ceremonies Saturday and One Sunday Of Much
Interest TO Scores Of Friends Here

OF interest of their friends is the word of
three charming wedding ceremonies soemnzed the
weekend-two in the homes of the brides parents and
in Christ Episcopal church.
Miss Alice Jane Hazen, on Saturday evening. became
the bride of Mr. Karl T. Richardson impressive
mony in Christ church Another Saturday wedding
the at which Miss Doris Jean Haugner and Mr..
Allen B. Brown united at the home of the brides
parents On Sunday at o'clock Miss Shirley Jacobson
and Mr. Warren Fletcher married the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Grin Jacobson.
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Mrs. Dsvid {. Sheldon
Visitor From Coquille

Mrs. David v Sheldon. with her
small son. David Jr.. Of cosaiils.
Ore. IL visiting the baby's grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Blfkrsm and Mr.. and Mrs y. 6.
shsldon Of Dupont. Ths baby wsa
baptized Mothers day IN Messiah
Lutheran church.
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of the valley.
The attendants were all gowned
alike in twilight pink faille. with
fitted skirts. and three-quarter
scalloped sleeves. The maid OF
honor carried light blue iris while
the bridesmaids carried iris OF q
darker tone. Three iris, caught
with a pink net bow. adorned each
attendants hair.
A reception In Wells hall fol.
lowed with the mothers Of the
couple and Mrs. Harry f. Brooks
Of Long Beach, Cal. grandmother
of the bride. receiving the many
guests. The brides mother wore
a gown Of heavy romance blue
crepe and a white crept hat. Hei
flowers were Cecil Drummer roses
and valley lilies. The bridegroom's
mother wore a gown OF rose beige
and Mrs. Brooks wore dusty rose
lace with a corsage of roses, lille,
of the valley and violets.
Palms and tapers in tall can.
delabra decorated the hall and cut
flowers with silver service ap.
pointed the lace covered tables
Presiding at the reception were
Mesdames w. T. Evanson. c. A
Benson, Carl Messner and Miss
Maude Wood. Assisting were
Misses Betty Beall. Aida Solder.
son, Mary Adelaide Raybould, Eve.
Ign Anderson. Ruth Jensen, Mrs
Burritt, Anderson and Mrs. Alvir
Brown.
The bride attended Lincoln high
school and the College of Puget
Sound where she was affiliated
with Lambda Sigma Chi. while
the bridegroom's school are Stad.
ium high and the University OF
Washington. His fraternity Is
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson will
make their first home at 5000 No
Tyler.
Fletcher-Jacobson
At the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Jacobson, at
o'clock Sunday, Miss S shirley
Jacobson became the bride OF Mr.
Warren Fletcher, son of Mrs. r
z. Potter and Mr.. Fletcher of this
city. Vows were read by the Rev
Arthur Bell in the presence of the
immediate family. A reception fol-
so guests followed.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, wore a
black redingote over print dress
Her flowers were orchids and val
ley lilies.
White roses, snspdragons and
stock centered the lace covered
table at the reception which fol
lowed the ceremony. Assisting
with the serving were Misses
Teresa Crouteau and Barbara
Decker.
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parents. On Sunday at one
and Mr.. Warren Fletcher wei
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roses, snowballs and peonies.
interspersed with ferns, provided
the background for the Brown
Haugner rites. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. AZ.
Haugner OF Fircrest and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Brown OF University
Place. The Rev. Cyrus Albertson
read the marriage vows.
Miss Joyce Haugner was her
sisters only attendan and Mr..
Chester Brown was best man. Pre-
ceding the ceremony. Mrs. o. Pet
terson played the Wedding
March" from "Lohengrin" by Wag-
ner and Mr.. Owen Patterson sang
81 Love You Truly" and "oh
Promise Ne"
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore white embroidered
mousselin de sole, with a full skirt.
puffed sleeves and a high neckline.
At her throat was a pearl neck
lace. Her veil was finger-tip
length, fastened TO a crown of
pearls. Her flowers were roses
and stephanotis.
The maid of honor wore a pale
blue chiffon gown, styled with a
shirred bodice, a full skirt and
trimmed with pale pink rosebuds.
She carried bouquet of pink
roses and blue sweet peas.
Receiving at the reception which
followed. Mrs. Haugner wore
brown lace and Mrs. Brown, blue
chiffon. Spring flowers were used
about the rooms and on the table
presided over by Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Reeves. Assisting were Mrs.
Holmbe, Miss Steiner and Mrs. j..
Hoffman.
For her wedding trip. the bride
wore pink and blue dressmaker
suit with which she wore white
accessories. The new home will be
made in Tacoma.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Brown at
tended Stadium high school. Mr.
Brown going on to the College Of
Puget Sound where he was af-
filiated with Delta Kappa Phi.
Richardson-Hazen
The chancel and altar of Christ
Episcopal church were transformed
into a floral bower for the we'd
ding on Saturday evening of Miss
Alice Jane Hazen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Edwin Hazen, and
Mr.. Karl Richardson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Avery A. Richardson of
American Lake. Vows were ex-
changed at $50 o'clock, the Rev.
Robert Pfeiffer officiating.
Nuptial music included Greig's
ct Love Thee" and Because" both
sung by Mr.. Lawrence Mix. Miss
Cook was at the organ. Miss Betty
Evanson was maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Mrs. Leonard
Berglund, Miss Evelyn Hopkins
and Miss Helen Peterson. Miss
Marie Hazen, younger sister of the
bride, and Miss Doris Anderson,
cousin of the bridegroom. were
the candlelighters. Serving Mr..
Richardson as best man was Mr..
Carl Klemme. Ushers were Messrs.
Joseph Hazen. Frank Hazen, Alvin
Brown, Fred Johnston and Leonard
Moline.
Dogwood, white snapdragons
and other cut flowers. with buckle
berry greens and palms. provided
picturesque setting for the cere-
mony at which the bride was given
in marriage by her father. For
her wedding. the bride chose a
gown of white faille, with a high
scalloped neckline, long sleeves
with scalloped cuffs instead OF the
usual points and very long train.
Large buttons were used on the
front of her gown. Her veil was
long and was caught with a spray
Of valley lilies. She carried a
white prayer book which was
showered with orchids and lilies