The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-19
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 From 5kagway
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

SKAGWAY, Alaska, May 10.- Honeymooning in Skagway thi: months are MT and Mrs. Eugene Johannes, who arrived on the Lou ise to visit Mir. and Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi. Mrs. Johannes is the former Betty Mae Rapuzzi, loca girl. who was born here and grad uated from the Skagway High school a very few years ago. She and MT. Johannes were married in Seattle April 29 and drove tc Vancouver to take the Louise.
 Sunday evening from until Il the young couple were honored bJ MT. and Mrs. Rapuzzi with a re- ception at the Rapuzzi home or Second Avenue. The tables were beautifully decorated with cut flowers and the bride and heI mother, and Mrs. David Mulcare who assisted during the evening wore lovely corsages, gift of the bride. Decorations were white wedding bells, jonquils and sweet peas. A beautiful four-tiered we'd ding cake with the traditional bride and groom topping it, was the center of attention. Hors douervres, relishes, cage and cof- fee were served during the eve ming to the 50 guests who called to greet the young people.
 Mrs. Johannes left Skagway a year ago for Seattle, where she was first employed by the Can adian Steamship Company, in whose employ she had been in Skagway Later she accepted a position with the Burroughs Add ing Machine Company, where she was working at the time of hel marriage. Eugene Johannes, 8 Minnesota lad, has just finished a course in Diesel Engineering
 The many friends of Betty Mae sincerely wish her and her hus- band lifelong happiness.
 Another Skagway girl who re- gently married was Alice Lee, the daughter of Mrs. Ann M. Lee and Jack C. Lee. She was married to Lloyd James Moena in Seattle the latter part of March in candle light service at the Birchwooo Presbyterian church. The bride was accompanied by Mrs. Lavernt Rapuzzi, also from Skagway. Fol lowing the wedding reception was held in the church social hal
 after which the young couple letl for Victoria, B. C., for their we'd ding trip. Other Skagway residents present at the ceremony were MT and Mrs. L. J. Emanuel, Alfred Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. Gene Jo- names and Robert Rapuzzi.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Mulvihill pioneer residents of Skagway, spent the winter in the States, and art now home again, having arrived on the last Louise.
 Among returning passengers ol the Louise were MT and Mrs. J. F Keller, local drug store proprietor who spent the past three month
 Outside, visiting their daughter
 and family and other relatives and transacting business. Botl l were displaying a good coat of tai to the envy of their less fortunat' townsmen.
 Mrs. Hazel Kirmse and son, Jacl c. Kirmse, arrived on the las Louise and have been busy gettinl ready for the summer tourist sea son. The Kirmses operate tn
 Kirmse Curio Store. Mrs. Day Mulcare was the manager whil they were gone. Mrs. Jack Kirms will visit a while longer in Sc attle before returning home. George Lunde and son Peter re
 gently discharged from the Arm,
 have returned to Skagway afte
 spending several weeks in Juneal
 The family left for Sullivan Is land Wednesday morning whe1 they plan to spend the summer. | Three graduates of the Skagwa
 High School will receive their di
 plomas from Mrs. Marie Hoy
 school board member, Wednesda
 evening, May IA, at program t
 be held in the gymnasium. Tn
 Rev. Harley Baker will give the in vocation and the Rev. John Dodg
 the Benediction. The seniors, al | girls, are Florence Krsul, who's
 subject will be Work and Educa tion"; Viola Sullivan, will spea | on Challenge to Youth" an
 Carolena Johnson will take as he sllbiect "WOnen in the World