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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Cornelius-Sloat
Vows Exchanged
Ceremony SoIemniied on
thursday a. Rosedsle

Event Of Thursday evening
was the marriage Of Miss
Josephine Virginia Sloat,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Sloat of Gig Harbor. 10
Mr.. Startling Preston Cor
nelius. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Cornelius of London. Ky.
The marriage was solemnized
in a setting of pink roses
and sweet peas in Rosedale
church, Mr.. W. J. Waltz of
Seattle reading the VOWS.
Miss Msroells Craig was the
brides only attendant and Mr.
Jack Lakin was best man tor Mr.,
Cornelius. Ushers were Messrs
John Pick and Ellory Cram. Pre-
cedine tho ceremony. candles were
lighted by Miss Betty sloat sister
of the bride.
Given In marriage by her father.
the bride wore n gown Of lace over
powder blue satin. Her full length
ven was OF silk illusion trimmed
with lace and embroidered with
pearls. In her arms was n bouquet
OF pink roses and pink sweet peas -
A reception at Rosedale hall fol-
lowed the exchanging Of the we'd
ding vows. In the receiving line
were the brides mother and father,
the bridegroom's mother, the maid
of honor and the best man. For
her daughters marriage and the
reception. Mrs. sloat chose a blue
silk gown.
Roses and sweet peas decorated
the hall for the occasion and the
wedding cake with tspers and
white flowers ceutered the table,
Miss Betty Sloat presided over
the service and Miss Vivian Eide
assisted.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius plan To
make their home at Sunset Views,
North Ro@rdsle. The bride IA a
graduate of Gig Harbor high
school and Tacoma Seoretsrisl
school.
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Neavs and Notes Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
Miss Young 10 Return
From Southern Cslifornis

Miss Florence Neang. daughter
% Nj and Mrs. = A Young. IL
returning thss week after months
vacation IN southern California.
where she has been visiting Sllh =
sister. Miss Dolores Young, former
~ Of Tacoma who Is Row making
her home IN Hollywood, she also
visited friends in Long Reach and
spent some time AZ Santa Catalina
ISLAND
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Vows Exchanged
On Sunday
Bride Wears Chiffon Gown
For csodIsIieh. Ceremony

Bridal white. In filmy ehif-
fon. Was Miss Claries Mar
iorie Holman's choice for her
wedding dress Sunday after
noon when SHE became Mr..
Jack Warren Fanshier's bride
in a ceremony which the Rev.
]. r. Pfleuacr read In Beth.
lehem Lutheran church At
1910 o'clock.
Tho wedding setting was
enhanced by the sweet peas.
ferns and baby breath which
decorated the candlelight
scene.
The bride, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Bernt Holman. was given In
marriage by her father. With her
wedding dress. shs wore white
accessories and = white Lace straw
hat with chiffon strssmsrs. Her
flowers were pals peach rosshuds
and stsphanotis.
Mira Flor~nes Lstson Of Nan
Francisco, an aunt IL this bride.
groom, was tho brides attendant
and was so~ned la . powder blue
dreas with faichsla accessories. Her
ha, WAS large lsshorn straw with
farhaiA ribbon stfeamsrs hhs
wore a eorsage II layendaf orchids.
Candies vsre liFhied ny Mr..
Donald Holman ana Mr. charlss
Darling,
The reception faiinwsd At ihs
home Of TN osiassfooms parents.
ar. and nfa r. n. Fshshlsr, goa
SO Taooms ave.
AIRS Holman received in an
Ancs blue redinaota with with
abe wore white accessories and .
white hat with = rofsAgs II pink
rnses Mrs FAn.hier Was ao~nsd
In navy blue crepe, also .
redlngots. with . small ~hi,s hat.
white accessories ana q e0raags ~
xardsniss.
Ths rooms wsrs decorated win
sweet p.as ana stock IN pink ami
white shades T'hs collation. tablss
floral cenisrplsos Nas II white
slock with stapbsnssls ara white
sweet peas. On slthsr aida ~srs
white candies In crystal hoidsrs
Assisting In the saryins we're
Mrs. Charles Bailey. Mlss Dorothy
Bailey and hfs Jsfk oresalAu.
Mr. Rng Afs. Fanshisr left for
fortnight In California ana will
b. al home In Tacoma when ihsy
return.
Both NJ. and Afs Fsashlsr are
Lincoln aigh s1haoi graduates ard
hs siisndaa Eaoiass Western
Institute.
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Mrs. Stanton Warburton
Has Guests from California

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Niccolls ar
rived Tuesday morning from San
Francisco by way of Spokane and
Coulee dam and will remain here
two weeks as guests of Mrs.
Niccolls' mother, Mrs Stanton
Warburton. From here. they will
20 to Seattle for visit with their
son. Mr.. Robert Niccolls and his
family. This will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Niccolls first visit with their new
grandson, Robert s. Niccols. lr.
Mr.. f. r. Niccolls is principal of
Portols junior high school in San
Francisco and his son is an en-
eineer with Boeing.
Mrs. Warburton's other son-ln-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Llexellyn Boyle and their family
are located for the summer at their
spanaway lake home.
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League OF Garden Clubs
Meats for Picnic

In place III ia regular ms~slhs4
ths Tsaos8s aaa Pierce County
League Of uassisn clubs npst Ter
= noshoss plrnls al n s'eleek Fri.
day ~ Point DsflAnes on me up.
per picnic grounds After l1Dsb.
en-, members visited ths psf
snnlai flower bssls ana russ gar
dsns Ths remainder ~ ina tins
sss spsai planning ms tablss
fns the fio~sf sho~ ~ b. Asla IN
eoB Junction with the opening NJ
the wkrrows briass ann Mefnngd
fisld on lans ~ and 20
Any ans wishing 70 Fs.srys =
tsbss AZ ths sitr~ 10 requested 10
get IN 'osbh with Mrs stewart
Clark st ffs Nos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Midsummer Nupiials
In Offino

The engagement Of Miss Mary
Nyman, daughter Of Mrs. Mae Ny
man of Sumner and the late Fred
Nyman, to Ray L. Braga, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Braga Of Ia
coma, was announced Friday eve
ming at party given at the Ny
man home. Miss Nyman is a
graduate Of Sumner high school
and both she and Mr.. Brsgs at
tended the University of Wash
ington. Plans are being made for
midsummer wedding.
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Miss Wright Becomes
Bride June Is

In the home OF the bridegroom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Ran
cipher. Miss Louise Bertha Wright
became the bride OF Mr.. Ernest
Louellis Rancipher on June rs.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
F. w. Hagerstrom. The Rev NJ.
Flint performed the ceremony.
Mrs Raneipher wore A dress Of
light blue and dusty pink with a
gray fur jacket and blue hat. Her
flowers were gardenias and free
sias.
Miss Elsie Rancipher attended
the bride, her costume being OF
navy blue and white. and her
flowers pink glsdioli and sweet
peas. Mr.. Edward Rancipher was
the best man.
The young couple went to olym-
pia and Copalis beach on their
honeymoon. and viii make their
home at $3.50 SO. Lawrence ri.
Mr. Rancipher attended Lincoln
high school. and his bride. stadium.
Those present at the reception
were Messrs. and Mesdames e. r..
Rancipher, Jack Rancipher. Lou
Rancipher, Carl Tiee. Roy Blenz.
II. b. Wellman, II. c. Burt, Mrs
F. w. Hagerstrom. Miss Elsie
Rancipher, Miss Dorothy Ranch
pher. Mr.. Edward Rancipher. Mr..
Carl Rice j.. Eddie Blenz. Mr..
Fred Burt, Miss Janet Perish. Mr..
Wilfred Bisnett. Miss Violete Lew
is Mrs. Margaret Mcclellsnd and
daughter Gerry Mrs. NJ Calvin,
Mrs. o. Eekdal Mr. Burt Wolfe.
and Miss Evelyn Callahan.
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Vows Taken Quietly
Before Families

In the presence OF only mem
bers OF the two families. Miss
Ruthelcn Carvin. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs James NJ Garvin. be-
came the bride OF Mr. Edwin
Harold Bowers of Seattle. The
reception and buffet supper which
followed was opened to forty
close family friends. The osre-
mony was read by the Rev. Harold
Long In the Mare Vista Terrace
home ~ the brides parents. On
either side NJ the window before
which they were united were urnA
Of flame sladioli and blue del
phintum.
The bride worn tailored white
sharkskin suit with cherry blouse
and a single ornament, a pendant
which was her mothers wedding
gift from Mr.. Garvin. Her flowers
were Rardonias, In wristist ar
rangemcnt. she slso wore gar
denias In her hair.
Miss Mildred Hosks WAS her
only attendant and wore yellow
sport Ensemble with matching
rosebuds. Mrs. Carvln wore black
lace for her daughters wedding
with corsage Of orchids. Mr.
Wesley Bubb Of Seattle attended
Mr.. Bowers.
Mrs A. l.. Hutchinson. grand
mother Of the bride Mrs, Clement
ponnell. an aunt. and Mrs. Homer
Bowers OF Seattle presided Al the
collation. tabls.
The young couple lsft BY train
for Montana and Idaho and ~ill
be ~ home IN Seattle after
A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Conlons TO Travel 10
Great Lakes. essf South

Mr. and Mrs Pete conlon left
Friday morning for the East.
Their travels will take them TO
Detroit, where they will take de-
livery Of a new car. tour the Great
Lakes region. visit the New York
fair. returning through the south
ern states ard Visiting the San
Francisco fair en- route home They
plan 10 be gone SIX weeks or two
months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Miss HaYcraft
Engaged TO Marry
VIII Wed Mr.. Richard M.
Titon in Esrly Fall

Widespread interest is be-
ing conferred today on the an
nouncement made by Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Haycraft Of 94S
No. Alder st. of the engage
ment of their youngest daugh-
ter. Miss Geraldine Ruth
Haycraft, to Mr.. Richard NJ.
Tilton. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Tilton of 1913 So.
Thompson.
Both Miss Haycraft and her
fiance are popular members Of the
younger set in Tacoma. Mr.. Tilt6n
attended the College Of Puget
Sound and the University Of Ore
gon. where he was affiliated with
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Although no definite date has
been set for the wedding, plans for
an early fail ceremony are being
made.
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Recent Bride Feied at
Heft Home

For Mrs. Martin Forseth tNir-
ginia Reding). a bride of June Il,
Mrs. A. C. Heft entertained at
her home, 1883 So. st Favors
were won by Mesdames l.. n. Ut
terback. A. L. Morisette, c. M.
Forseth and Martin Forseth. Buff
fet supper was served in the late
evening
Guests included Mesdames Paul
Stone, Alvin Junkley. c. NJ. For
seth, Weston De Maris. Stanley
Void. Melvin Christianson. Charles
Applewhite, L. c. Utterback. w.
p. McGraw, Charles McPhail. H,
A. Bloeser, and Miss Ena McGraw
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Mrs. Farmer Enterfains
For DAUGHTER

Mrs. Edwin Farmer. 215 No. X
At. entertained recently at a party
on the occasion of the third birth
day of her daughter Diane Kay.
Games were played during the
afternoon with refreshments fol-
lowing. Guests included Sally
Shutes, Tommy McDonough, Neal
and Carol Friel, Gary Lee Fitzsim-
mons and Diane Hill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
George A. t1utehinsons
Announce Birth OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hutch
inson Of a7I0 So. j are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of
son, Ronald David. June IL at the
Tacoma General hospital. Grand
parents sharing in III. good wishes
are Mr. and Mrs George p. Hutch
inson and Mr.. ana Mrs =. @.
Dunbar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
James Lo~elIs Announces
Birth OF DAUGHTER

Mr. ard Mrs James Lowell are
announcing the birth OF 9 aaush.
ter. Caroline Ann Lowell. June 20
at 81. Josspb's hospital Ths new
arrival joins two sisters, Mar
CARTE and Lolita. ard IA Also oe-
ing welcomed ~ her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs Ludwig RoSsmaisr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Fe'es Daughter o on n.
Birthday Occasion

For their daughter. Carol Ma
RE. on her first birthday. Mr.. and
Mrs George Dague, 1898 80. Bir-
mingham. entertained recently.
Those present were her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Stevens,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Dsgue, Mr..
Harold Dague. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Hoist, and Mrs. ~. Phillips.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Rettkes Receive
Concentrations

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rettke an
nounce the birth of their first child,
a daughter, Jacqueline Marguerite,
June 20 in Tacoma General hos
pital. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Eberhardt of Seattle and
Mrs. Tillie Adams of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Announce Birth OF
Son June 10

Mr.. and Mrs Clifford n. Whit
combe Carroll Athowl Of Sumner
are rejoicing over the birth OF a
son June rs at the Tacoma General
hospital, The little boy Is being
welcomed by his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. n. Whitcombe Of wilke-
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Athow
OF Tacoma. and by two great
grandmother. Mrs. Eddie Athow
and Mrs. Carrie Benjamin. both
Of Tacoms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Son Born t4sfs June n
10 NJ. and Mss. Andf,ssl

NJ ann Mrs. Eafi AadfissL tf,sss
Division ians. ara rsesisinx eon.
xratalatiens on ina htfth ~ n
daughter JuBs "a. Tns b.hy u
b<sng welcomed ny grandparents.
~. ard Mrs. iss<ph Anafa<<s ard
Mr.. ard Mfs Hsy Esisspn. shd .
great. grandmother. Mrs.. La Kiil.
son ~ Retail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Daughter Born June rs 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker

Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell A. Baker
Jean spencer, 705o No. fsgoett,
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of q daughter Jun. 25
al the Taeoma General hospital
Grandparents sharing in the fslici-
tations are Mrs. James w. Tozzer
and Mrs ALLEN White.
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i.anrhesus at isanEasres ~. the
thing for Saturday when the
Nerthwess's racing headquarters
opens for 10 eighth season. and
tnfonss from both T~eams and
seattle ell head toward Hsn,oa
10 cheer the shasuuKhhfesis
After ths epsnin9 ennsss an
ether big day. because true 10
tradition the seeond day ~lil bs
Tacoma Day. Consequently tho
crowds from Tacoma will h1 nff
70 iansaerss again SUNDAY. after
enjoying the thrills 81 The upsn.
ing Saturday afternoon,
Among Taeomss mn&s ardent
racing enthusiastic are Mr.. and
Mrs.. Ned Edrs. rhs will snssr.
tain . group ~ friends II luncheon
Al the clubhouse Saturday h~fess
watching lHs rsres from their hnx.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Edris always have .
hon at innaseres for the s~ss0r
Another Krvup there for The
opsn,ns viii be- . small ane which
Mr.. Ice n. Forbes IL arranging.
The fans which havs been eager
~ awaiting the 1910 sea~ga rili
have twe days 10 wait fnr msrs
racing after ths gala opening
wsek-snd IN over. A. n always
The ess@. Monday and Tuesday will
see no racing 81 the tssak. hui
tbs thososnhprsds wlil be running
again Oh "Wednesday, This will
b a Gay ~ twilight racing. ~ will
Friday, Thursday, howsysr. oil
see 7is 81 for post time ~ the
flrst Faas because lts tbs fsasth
n July On al aihss Thursdays
n ths season there viii be twilight
.an4.a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Doueheriy
Are t1onored

On the occasion of their 2bth
wedding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul T.. Doughtsry were honored
recently At the home Of their
daughter, Mrs Eugene A. seston,
705 SO. 18th A.. There we're 20
guests preseuf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Pretty Wedding
Read in Sumner


A. . beautiful candleliaht
ceremony. Miss vIolet Sand
land. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian sandIand a.
SIMMER. and Mr.. Stanley sim
lnsen. son IL Mr.. and Mrs. +
siminsan Of fnumeIsw. 60
changed vows in the sumner
Presbyterian ehurvh on Jaue
~. Rev. Mynsrd Meekhof Of
fieiAtins.
Janet lnlsz - s~~sss~. . sls<s
Il Ia svtas. arsese6 n kla~ ~
xNaAy f&nhssNsa lins she srtxieo-
n~sss' dresses. srd ucugsMs sand
lAna. n~phew ~ sh< hvi<ls. IN Tue
r~nzii~s n tn~ esn<s~lshFN. MA
Wilbur rsssskfn psNyea - No.
siinx ns~rsh ssss ase<snp4Ns~1 Mo-
MAssHs i>stsinTvx ~ ps<ynihSN
~as Gang ~tssy. - kst<s~r rsrems~
49, and 7 Laws rsa Truly
Ths bride. whs 49, nfveH n
marriage ~ nee father. wnre :
ar~&s NJ white nfssai ntia. rxsn.
e~.s ssyis. swvssneess n~esslns snn
le~a tf.lr. sss veil wss hsl1 IN
place ~ = hste ~ ersese ntns-
~sma ass e~srs~a = suu4u~s ~
mssneas lsEs~s
Mfs I.essa HHt4 - n>assIs.
<sst<t ~ the n<ssbs. 800 rsetruN ~
hcnoF ahs wevs : rAnh ss<~ srs~n
with sh@et matching vs>i ne>1 WIN
hstv res~ hubs gh~ ssrvse1 Z
hsaaust ~ aelphsniums n
hFsssssusAldsL Mfs Afnesd tlmllin ~
Aahsssr. ststss ~ the sgtsIp. Nh
Lotto etaes - Tsesm4 - ~
fAsissa eswiNsoN ~ nbsumc1ew.
SISTER ~ M hTsdsavcom. were
arw>~sa N l4s~tteAl stas msvaus.
site sFtmmsa IN blsss lsre Tnsss
smart wells wssv hid ~ n fsee
~ . aissssss ~ 1872 sa~s ew6a
Tn~y carries swep4peae sn4 wove
initial irehets SINS frsn ~ NM.
The bset nsen go ~. E.~o5le
asnn~ ~ THecmA. NJ Asna14 fIall1
~ Auh<srh. Fs.h JsrAse sna A..
aaid Standard II sams.s wsrs
lsshsys
Fallewinx ths wedding : p~<sp-
ssaa was held 10 IN sh.ssh per~
inrs nesstvtnx Ina suesfs ~sss
Mr.. saa Mss Chst.tlss nan1IsnaL
Nr and Mrs " sssswsn~sa snA fha
hfids And xfaem Th~ hssa~ss
fnosh~s ehs~~ fsf The wsd4sns :
Esswr NJ ssssi n,sS la~s. sns me
hsisisNrnnsa's mesh~s wuve e&w.
Der hiss~ iscs ~ith ervsan>s ~ ses~s
sfss KArd~nsas fsrpss1ssf q tha
hrtds's sshis wsvs Mn n nSsrk.
sm ~ nv~sstf anA Ma. I1~lsa
rsssa NJ Seattle hfl@ H~Ify NJ
eisnsbs esst the hwi1s's xsks. nosxe
nestr Lee. MIsS Evelyn iavuusv.
Ars. W Jehassu. Misx Maria -
ssssan. Miss f,ssnthv Johssns q
essssis snd hla~ fvsus wsitses ~
Tsnoms sssvsd Tn sa<se nsan
~ss IN charge ~ Ms1s Asses M
siesnba and Mls~ Liiiisa Jnhnsno
~ ckntraiiz the fifts.
Par GninT swsy shs hSsas VINE
= ps~dss blue drsss wiA navy
blue se&t and sse~.~erses issp
npFsses sAs ~ Fs~ss ard essse-
nlss Altar wedding ssir ihe n~w
hefis VA ~ sssshiisn<A IN Hnsm.
els~
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Rejoice Over Birth OF
DAUGHTER June II

Mr. and Mrs. Merry Ailhoan
GLADYS Hall Of 1918 ~. seth ~,
are rejoicing over the birth Of q
daughter At the Tacoma General
hospital June ~. The little siri
has been named Mary Ann.
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Juvenile, 10 Meet

Juveniles Of Topaz circle. +2T
Neighbors Of Woodersft Will meet
Saturday afternoon in the pythisn
temple The meeting has been
called for one O'Clock.
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The tables were beautifully
decorated in autumn's most vivid
hues. Low containers held deep
zinnias and scabiosis on the long
tables and at the speakers table
the centerpiece was gay arrange
ment of purple and fucshia asters.
On either end were tail rose tapers
in silver branched candelabra. The
candles were repeated on the other
tables as well and down the CEN
ter of each table was long strip
of deep red autumn leaves blend
ing with the tones of the flowers.
Mrs. S. NJ. Harrington was also
presented by DIR. McCreery and
gave a synopsis of the Civic Music
associations past artist series. ex-
planning to the guests how such an
organization made possible the
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Scrolls Tell
Wedding Date
Miss krona. Mr.. Patton to
Wed on October z

A party held Friday eve-
ming at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Krona was the
occasion of the announcement
of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Donna, to Mr..
Walter r. Patton, son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Patton. Scrolls
concealed in the favors re-
vealed October 2 as the day
chosen for the wedding.
A bouquet Of pink and blue
asters and larkspur was used az
a centerpiece with pink tapers al
either end on the lace covered
table. Late supper was served
buffet style. Mrs. w. C. Patton
mother of Mr.. Patton, pouring with
Mrs. e. A. Paterson, aunt of the
bride-elect, assisting.
Games We're played during the
evening with honors being wor
by Miss Ann Tracy. Louise Purdy
Benny McLaren and hubert vor
Walters.
Guests at the party included
Mrs. Nelson Mears. Miss AM
Tracy. Miss Dorothy Billings, Mis-,
Louise Purdy. Miss Ruthmari,
Rodenberger. Miss Marine Nelson
Mr.. hubert Won Walters. Mr.. Ben
nv McLaren. Mr.. Burleigh and Mr.
Charles Krona. the latter twi
brothers OF the bride-elect.
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Presbyterian Society TO
Beoin Fall Work

The Women's Society of First
Presbyterian church will open
their winter work on Wednesday.
The business session opens at
1o:45 and the president, Mrs.
Edwin J. Anderson. has asked all
presidents OF circles and guilds.
or their representatives and other
officers be present
Luncheon viii be served in Stone
hall at 1880 by members Of circles
A and s with Mrs. ]. J. Hays
and Mrs. D. r. Lahey in charge.
Table decorations will be in gay
fall colors. The devotional serv-
ice following viii be given by DR..
]. Renwick Mccullough and Mrs.
George Dunlap will present the
year book Of prayer. Or. r. Buell.
Love. a missionary here on fur
Tough viii tell of his work in
India Mrs. Elmo Samuelson will
be the guest soloisf with Mrs.
Otto Roeder as her accompanist
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was best man Tor his brother
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore gown of white
faille, fashioned with a fitted boz
dice, a bouffant skirt, high neck
line and three quarter length
sleeves. Her finger-tip veil was of
fine illusion, caught to the head by
a coronet of seed pearls. Her only
ornament was a gold cross, a gift
from the bridegroom. She carried
a white prayer book on which was
placed a white orchid from which
fell shower of white satin stream
ers and stephanotis.
The matron of honor wore a
gown of deep rose taffeta, made
princess style. with puffed sleeves
and a sweetheart neckline. She
carried a colonial bouquet and
wore a small hat of matching
flowers. At her throat was gold
locket, gift from the bride.
A reception for $50 guests fol-
lowed in the church parlors. Mrs.
Mullen wore for her daughters
marriage and the reception, a
gown of turquoise lace with a COR
sage OF gardenias and Cecil Brun-
ner roses. The bridegroom's mother
chose powder blue lace gown
with similar corsage. White as
tiers and gladioli decorated the
psrlors for the reception.
Centering the table was a cross
shaped wedding cake and adding
to the charm of the setting were
crystal bowls of pink and white
roses and asters. Mrs. Raymond
Fink presided and cut the brides
cake. Assisting were Mesdames
Everett Wadsworth, William Null
len. jr., Harriet oxley. Charles Neu-
dorfer. James oxley. Eugene Bur-
goyne, Harry Tissot and the Misses
Betty Mullen and Rosa Palo. Miss
Marie Louise Strom was in charge
of the groom's cake and Miss Dor
othy Woodruff, the guest book.
Gifts were taken care of by Mrs.
Daniel Mullerm and Mrs. Owen
Middlekauf.
For her wedding trip to Vancou-
yer Island and around the Olympic
peninsula. Mrs. Strom wore a for
est green ensemble with deep
brown accessories and a corsage
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Couple TO Mark
Golden Wedding
Reception Sept. 7 10 Honor
the Rev. and Mrs. BesdIe

The golden wedding anni-
versary of the Rev. and Mrs.
Ulysses o. Beadle of 442 Ea.
63rd st. will be celebrated on
Saturday. They were married
Sept. 7, 1890, in Pike county.
Ind. coming to Washington
IN 1920. They have made their
home in Tacoma since 1923,
the Rev. Beadle having served
rs pastor of Arlington Meth
odist church here for a num-
Der of years.
IN honor Of the occasion. a re-
eeption will be held AZ Calvary
methodist church. Ea. Saith and
+ SITS, on Saturday evening. The
affair will be given by the Rev.
and Mrs. Owen J. Beadle of Mos
COW. Ida, son and daughter-in-law
Of the couple. and their family.
Members of the Ladies' Aid of
Calvary church. Of which the honor
guests are members. are assisting
with the plans. a. are the Rev.
Fred Hertzog, pastor Of the church.
and Mrs. Hertzog.