The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-06-28

wood, Wash. She spent vacation
in Troy.
The Boy Scouts returned Sun
day from two weeks camping trip
to Seeley lake.
Marzcll7 Sather Bride
One of June's most Winsome
brides was Miss Marzella Sather,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. V. A.
Sather of Troy, whose marriage to
William D. Jones, Radio Technician
lie u. S. NJ, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. B. Jones of Aberdeen, Wash,
took place June Is, in the 7th Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church Of San
Francisco, Calf.
The music consisted Of two beau
tiful renditions Promise Me- and
Because vocal solos before the
ceremony and during the impress
sive double ring ceremony at which
the Rev T. Simpson officiated, the
organist softly played the Chimes
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. Capt Harry J. Young.
She carried white prayer book
and white orchid, and wore a floor
length veil caught up with coro-
net of seed pearls. Her gown with
its fitted bodice, was of white sat
in and net
The maid Of honor, Miss. Lavina
Henson, of Spokane, Wash, cousin
OF the bride and the bridesmaid,
Miss Marion Pryor Of San Fran
cisco, wore identical gowns of pink
chiffon and carried bouquets Of
pink and blue rosebuds with lace.
Mr.. Isaac Otis Henson, Spokane,
cousin Of the bride was best man.
The ushers. Messre Robert McVey
and Jerry Weber, were from San
Francisco.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with white Gala lilies and
other flowers bearing out the pink,
white and blue decorative scheme
chosen by the bride.
When the service was terminated,
through an aisle, white carpeted,
thanked by ported cineraria the
guests repaired to the church par
Tors where a reception was held
for a hundred guests. Here in a
pretty setting Of ferns and cut flow
ers the bridesmaids and other
friends served open faced sand
witches, wedding cake, cut in the
traditional manner, and punch.
In the receiving line besides the
wedding party were. the brides
mother, Mrs. " A. Sather, who
wore aqua blue with fuschia acces-
series and an orchid, Mrs. o. H
Shepherd, grandmother Of the bride
and she chose blue gown witt
gray accessories and a white gar,
denia. Mrs. H. ]. Young, aunt D
the bride, who wore light blue
ensemble with a rose begonia
The happy young couple left i'm
mediately for San Mateo where
lhey were guests at the Benjamin
FRANKLIN Hotel for the weekend
Inence they came to Salem Ore.
where they We're met by Mr.. Jones
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Jone,
and drove with them to Silvertot
where a family reunion was en-
joyed. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Jone
returned with their parents to tn.
old home in Aberdeen, where the,
Will spend a few days before h,
reports for duty.
Mrs. W. D. Jones, a graduate .
George Washington High School i
San Francisco attended the Univer
slty OF California in Berkeley fo
one year. She is now employed
with the Southern Pacific Railroad
IN the treasury department Prio-
to her marriage she was honoref
with several showers She was tn,
recipient Of many lovely gifts.
During the grooms Is months
service in the South Pacific he ha
engaged in five major battles. Fl,
has five stars. His ship is the Air
plane. carrier, Marcus Island. Be
fore his. induction he attended col
lege in Washington.
Mr. V. A.. Sather, father Of tn,
bride, was unable to attend thi
wedding as he could not be relieved
Ct his duties as Station Agent 4
Troy. ' .
Mrs. Mary Frye from Aiming
ton, Mont, spent a week with he,
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Frye.