The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-26
STATELY CHURCH
 RITES JOIN TWO
 SATURDAY NIGHT
Miss Helen Murphy, MT. Frank Terrell, Wed in
 Beautiful Ceremony

In stately ceremony held Sat urday evening in the Metropolitan Methodist Church, Miss Helen Murphy and Frank Terrell, both of Seattle, were united in marriage by the Rev William H. Matthews, Jr
 Wearing a trim navy blue suit with white accessories and white rose corsage, the bride carried a family heirloom handkerchief which had been carried by her mother at her own wedding, and by an older sister at her wedding rites.
 Mrs. Max Rodgers, matron of honor, wore a brown suit with a delft corsage of pink tulips. The bride was given in marriage by William Fletcher, while Max Rodg- CTS acted as best man.
 Schubert's Ave Maria" and the traditional wedding marches were played by the Methodist church organist, Major Victor Nutley. Mrs. w. H. Matthews, Jr.. sang Be cause" and T Love Thee adding much to the beauty of the services.
 Serving as ushers for the event were Odes Whitening and Edwin Peyton. Candelabra, ferns and East CT lilies adorned the altar.
 Daughter of Mrs. Ethel Murphy of Manhattan, Kansas, the bride attended the University of Wash ington and also was for several years secretary on the Univer- sity's office staff
 MT. Terrell, son of Mrs. Sarah Terrell of Lawrence. Kansas, was employed by the General Electric company for Is years following his attendance at Northwest University. He was sales and service manager for Zenith Radio Corporation and did general electric contracting un- til three years ago when he went into defense work. He is now em- ployed with the U. s. Engineers and has been in Juneau since last February.
 Following the impressive rites a wedding supper was held in Doug las at the Douglas Inn, with 90 guests attending. A three tiered wedding cake topped by wee bride and groom was cut and served by Mrs. H. c. Warner, after the tra- ditional first slices were taken by the bride and bridegroom.
 Guests who attended the supper were: MT. and Mrs. Max Rodgers, MT. and Mrs. James Houston, Will liam Fletcher. Odes Whitening Dorothy Nelson. Mir and Mrs. H c. Warner, MT Vacura, Helen Mill l Ter MT. and Mrs. Schanafelt, MT. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Kodak, MT. and Mrs. Grant Logan
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Peyton, Mfr. and Mrs. James Parson, MT. and Mrs. Allan Wicks, Ivan Tomlinson, Mary West, MT. and Vic Powers, Capt. Charles w. Carr, Senna Powers, MT. and Mrs. Lyle Steiner, William Mowre, Margaret Close, Paula Hoal, Evelyn Cecptti, Harold L. Skoag, MT. and Mrs. Martin Feist, R. T. Harris, Lifliam Clem- ents, Mir and Mrs. Mutch, MT. and Mrs. L. Lloyd, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Shaffer.
 MT. and Mrs. D. Mckay, D. Wag- ner. J. Alvrod, Vic Mel son, MT. and Mrs. Calvin Poole, Mi. and Mrs Wright, Allen Raby, rGr. and Mrs George Bavard, MT. and Mrs. Cliff Robard, Lieut.. Lagle, May George Floyd Herin, Mildred lsfcCann, Les ter Roberts, MT and Mrs. David Nichols, MT. and Mrs.. Nygard, MT and Mrs. Duke Hori1berger, Dave Lefton, Ruth Bertht1ld, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Bennett.
 Warren King, MT and Mrs. Ger aid Green, MT. anh Mrs. Leroy West, MT. and Mrs. h1cCulloch. MT and Mrs. Frank Clark, MT. and Mrs Roger Mccormick