The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
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Recent Weddings in Tacoma Are Numerous

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In the presence Of q few init
mate friends Miss jeanette Piepen-
brink and Mr.. William OKeeffe Of
Fort Lewis were married Tuesday
evening a. s O'Clock in the home
Of the Rev. and Mrs. Carl A
johnson.
After a short wedding trip Mr.
O'Keeffe and his BRIDE viii leave
for Alaska. where the new home
Ia 20 be made.
Morgan q reening
In the eandle-nghted sanctuary
Of the First Congregational church
Miss Shirley Greening. daughter Of
Mrs. c. ". Greening. became the
bride OF Lieut.. Edward Maxwell
Morgan, L. S. N. son Of Mrs y.
Morgan Of Christopher. ILL.,. Nov.
Il. The Rev. Holland Burr read
the service.
The bride was given in mar
rage by her brother. Lieut.. c.
Ross Greening. She wore a gown
OF white silk jersey and her finger
tip veil fell from a tiny lace bon
net. She carried white orchids.
Miss Virginia Greening, maid Of
honor for her sister, wore a frock
OF blue taffeta and carried orchid
chrysanthemums Brides maids
were Mrs. c. Ross Greening and
Miss Ann Strobel In gold taffeta.
carrying rust ehrysanthemums
Miss Helen Moore OF Seattle and
Miss Dorothy Gihus Of San Fran
cisco lighted the tall white tapers.
Mr.. David Ekberg was best man
and ushers were Messrs Robert
Wilson. Derrol Kicker and Rob
ert strobel.
Assisting at the reception in the
fireplace room OF the church were
Mesdames r. A. Morse and Walter
Truesdell Of Seattle, l. r. High
and Ronald Grove of Steilacoom,
James Covan. William Thorp. L.
b. Wilson, J. D Smyth. Arthur
Slandish. r.. f. Bare jr. and John
Erickson.
The young couple went to Vic
toria. Lieut.. Morgan will be sta
toned at Pensacola after Dec. /.
Martin Mason
Miss Frances Venita Mason
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Mason, WAS married November
Q TO Mr.. Robert Martin. son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Martin, of Shelton
in the reception room OF the First
Baptist church. The Rev. II. F.
Cheney performed the ceremony
before fireplace banked by fall
flowers. White candles and chrys-
anthemums graced the mantel.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father, wore an afternoon dress
of Como blue crepe trimmed in
silver and a gardenia corsage. Miss
Peggy Mason, aunt Of the bride,
was her only attendant. She wore
gown of fuchsia crepe and cor
sage Of yellow roses.
Mr.. Donald Woods Of Shelton
was best man.
Pouring at the reception which
followed the ceremony were Mrs
J. E Martin, mother of the
groom, and Mrs. T. A. Stevens
Assisting were Miss Betty Coburr
and Miss Kay VICAR OF Shelton
Mrs. l.. A. Moon of Eatonville, anc
Mrs. r. II. Moon.
On their return from their wed
ding trip. Mr.. Martin and his bride
will live in Shelton.
Anger Constantine
Memorable for its beauty wa.
the wedding Sunday evening o
Miss Marie Constantine, daughtel
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Constantine
to Mr.. Anthony Anger, solemnize'
in the Greek Orthodox church, dec
GRATED with large baskets of golt
and white chrysanthemums.
The wedding gown was of whit
satin made on princess line witt
sweetheart neckline and sweeping
train. The brides veil. bordere'
with lace, flowed full length from
coronet of pearls. She carrie'
gardenias and red roses.
Miss Angelina Constantine wa
her sisters maid of honor and wor
white net. Mrs. A. l.. Atkins, ar
other sister. was matron OF honol
wearing old rose taffeta. Brides
maids were Miss Georgia Constar
tine. sister OF the bride. wearin
rose marquisette. and Miss Glori
HALLS. niece of the bride. wearin
rose taffeta. They carried whit
chrysanthemums and red roses.
Little Dorothy Diamond. IN
flower girl. wore white trimmed
pink, and Basil Anton, dressed
= white satin shirt and short blac
velvet trousers, carried the ring
: for the double ceremony.
Mr.. Sam Builds was best ma
and Mr.. Paul Apostol WAS a
usher.
A large reception was held sfts
the ceremony in the Odd Fellow
temple.
Wicklund- lAndeman