The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-08
BONNIE KLEIN
 IS BRIDE OF
 R. E. RANDALL

and lavender lilacs, Bonnie Jean Klein, daughter of MT. and Mrs John Klein of this city, and Ralph E. Randall, Signalman 2fc, U. S. Coast Guard, were united in mar riage at 8 o'clock last evening in a ceremony performed by the Rev William G. LeVasseur, s. J., in the Catholic Church of the Nativity.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father, while Norma Burford was maid of honor and Sylvia An derson and Suzy Vim were brides maids. Little Sheila Godkin was flower girl.
 John Russell of the U. s. Coast Guard served as best man, while Ky Phillips and William True, fellow members of the service, were ush- CTS.
 Robed in wedding gown of white slipper satin with long sleeves, drap- ed Grecian skirt and short train the bride wore a Juliet cap and fingertip-length veil. She carried a bouquet of pink rosebudS, lilies of the valley and white sweet peas, with white satin streamers adorned by tiny rosebuds
 The brides mother wore a full length gown of powder blue crepe, matching flower hat and long gloves to match the faint pink of her cor sage.
 Attendants of the bride were dressed in bouffant chiffon frocks of pastel shades with matching hats, Miss Burford's dress being orchid, Miss Winn's aqua, and Miss Ander- sons yellow. Chubby Sheila God kin wore long pink frock and car- ried a tiny basket of miniature rose buds.
 Outdoor Blooms
 A profusion of spring blossoms given by friends decorated the church-lilacs, columbines and multi colored tulips. Adorning the pews were clusters of white and lavender lilacs tied with white ribbons
 Vocal selections were by Mrs. Henry Harmon, with Mrs. Felix Toner at the organ.
 Following the wedding, the recep- tion was held in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel, when the ser- vice mems orchestra provided music fer dancing, as gift to the bridal couple. Sgt. William Weaver, U. S. A., sang several solos. Honoring the brides parents as well as the bridal couple, the joint reception was attended by more than 300 friends.
 Dancing opened with the brides waltz, charmingly performed by the bridal couple alone on the floor, and followed by general dancing which continued until after midnight.
 The four-layer wedding cake was topped by a wee bride and groom, the latter dressed in Navy whites. with an American flag hanging from the arch above them.
 Friends Assist
 Assisting at the wedding prepar- ations and reception were Mrs. Fred Crowell and Mrs. William Biggs, who decorated the church; Mrs. A. M. Geyer and Mrs. George Dudley, in charge of serving at the wedding reception; Mrs. Newton Young and Mrs. Geyer, who served punch; Mrs. Jack Clark and Mrs. William Feero, who poured at the coffee table; and Mrs. Nell McLoSkey, who cut the wedding cake. Mrs. John Olson, Mrs. H. Triplette and Mrs. B. R. Glass also served; while school mates of the bride who assisted were Margaret Femmer, Vi Kessler, Doro- thy Thibodeau, Shirley Davis and Mrs. Albert Cooly.
 Suzy Vim caught the brides bouquet as the newly married couple left the reception at II o'clock. When they return from their wed- ding trip in about a week they will make their home in an apartment in the Klein building.
 The bridegroom, who is stationed at the Coast Guard signal tower here, came to Juneau about two years ago. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. R. R. Randall of Yakima, Washington. and, attended school