The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

her father.
She is the attractive daue
D. Tilenda and her husband
c. Burcar.
Baskets Of white chryssnthe-'
mum and palms were used in the
sanctuary and on the white altar
we're bouquets Of salmon gladioli
with candelabra on either side.
The long aisle down which the
wedding party came was carpeted
in white with white satin ribbons
marking the pews.
Mrs. Marion Bezick played
organ music for the wedding with
Mrs. Kenneth Keigley assisting
with the vocal duets. Songs dur
ing the mass included an Ave
Maria "Oh. Lord Am Not
Worthy"
For her wedding the bride chose
handsome gown of champagne
satin with long train. II was cut
with square neckline and tight fit
ting bodice. shirred at the waist.
Leg-o-mutton sleeves tapered to
points at the wrist. Her matching
veil was caught to her dark hair
by a tiara OF embroidered seed
pearls. The brides only jewelry
was her double strand pearl neck
lace belonging to her mother. For
something old" she carried lace
kerchief given to her by close
friend for the occasion.
She carried a prayer book, gift
Of the groom, covered with two
orchids and stephanotis with satin
streamers.
Miss Jean NJ. Thomas, wearing
alpine rose velveteen, was the
maid of honor. Her dress was
made with fitted bodice and full
circular skirt and short sleeves.
She carried a shower bouquet OF
cream chrysanthemums and tails
man rosebuds and for a headdress
wore a tiara of matching material
with a cluster of miniature cream
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Wayne II. Moore was the
other honor attendant and had an
Identical dress in blueglaze vel
veteen with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and Talisman roses. Mrs.
Glen Herington and Mrs. William
Mcdonald were in moss leaf green
with gold chrysanthemums and
Miss Catherine McGrath of Seattle
wore Yellowstone gold with bronze
chrysanthemums. All of the at
tendants wore sstinore necklaces
in colors matching their velveteen
gowns.
Mr.. Harold Harkins was the
best man and ushers were Mr..
Emil Burcar and Mr.. Carl Burcar,
brothers of the groom. Mr.. Vincent
Puz. of Olympia, and Mr.. Wayne
II. Moore.
Mrs. Tilenda wore a sandbeige
silk dress with forest green ac-
cessories and a corsage Of tails
man roses and gardenias. Mrs.
Burcar had a similar corsage with
her navy blue ensemble.
A breakfast for the wedding
party followed at noon at the Dali
hem and from until o'clock
there was a reception for 100
guests. The rooms were dec
GRATED with fall chrysanthemums,
Mrs. Harold Bucholz, aunt OF
the bride. and Mrs. Carl Burear
poured. Mrs. John S. Burcsr cut
the brides cake and was assisted
by Mrs. Emil Burcar. Mrs. Rob-
ert Bergstrom Of Seattle presided
at the gift table and Miss Agnes
King was in charge of the guest
book.
The bride is graduate Of Lin
coin high school and her husband
of Stadium high school Both are
members of the Cardinal club.
For going away the bride wore
a three-piece wool suede-cloth suit
in wheat color with moss leaf
green accessories and a corsage of
orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burcar have gone
TO Vancouver and Victoria on their
wedding trip and will be at home
at 1905 No. Anderson st. after
Oct. is.
Eureka Rebel<ah Sewing club
will meet in the home OF Mrs.
Thomas Miller, 5029 So. J st.
Wednesday at 1880 for a luncheon
and business meeting. Co. host
esses with Mrs. Miller win be Mrs.
o. w. Davis. Mrs. A. C. Bowman
and Mrs. Hattie Parker. Mem
bers are urged TO bring their quilt