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Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Snyder, E.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Snyder, E.
Speedway, are vacationing along
the coast of Southern California
from Tia Juana to Los Angeles.
Mr. Snyder will return to Phila-
delphia from Tucson in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Corn and
Rita have moved to their new
apartment on E. 9th. Mrs. Corn
is convalescing from surgery. The
Corns returned from New Jersey
last month and will stay for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max LiSitSky re-
ceived word their daughter Jean
is off to Paris for 3 months. Mr..
and Mrs. David Zablobowsky and
little daughter are in France
where Mr.. Zablobowsky is in
charge of the Communications
Section of the United Nations.
Mrs. David w. Bloom, E. 3rd,
was hostess at the Association of
University Women Silver Tea last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gelern-
ter, N. Stone, attended the marri-
age of their son, George ]. to Imo-
gene Wendie Webber, at an out
door ceremony at the country
home of the brides parents at The
Dalles, Oregon. The groom is a
graduate of the University here
and now in the medical school at
the University of Utah. The bride
graduated from Stephens College.
Mr.. Gelernter was his sons best
man.
The HI. Imbers, N. Euclid, are
returning from New York in time
to celebrate the Holidays at home
Harry Rose, who has spent some
weeks in Tucson, has been so i'm
pressed with its tonic benefits that
he went back last Saturday to
Miami to settle his affairs there
and to bring his family to Tucson
to live.
Ben KeSSler, RincOn Court, re-
turned last Saturday from the
east. Mrs. Kessler returns this
weekend. They have been visit
ing relatives in the east since
August.
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For Sale

For Sale
Now is the time to get your
farm and get the income from
early crops. Here are some
good ones!
80 acres with house. Is acres
in good asparagus, some mint.
Price $20,500, may be divided
into 20 acres and 10 acres.
South Highlands.
10 acres good open ground
near Finley, no buildings, but
has domestic well. Price ST.
$50.
l2l2 acres all in mint and
asparagus. Well farmed and
highly productive; large mod
ern home. Sl7,500.
Is acres in asparagus, mint,
peaches, apricots, prunes and
early apples. New modern
house. $15,800.
8 acres in prunes and mint,
new modern house. $4,000
some terms.
9la acres south of Kennewick
in alfalfa and fruit. Excel
ent house and other buildings.
Sl0,500-terrns.
10 acres in Concords, aspar-
agus and prunes. Good house
and other buildings. $1,000.
terms.
SO acres in pasture and good
farm land, mint and asparagus
Excellent house and other
buildings, $l9,500.
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES
Nice River Road home, inn
maculate throughout, large
rooms, full basement, all ia
cilities. with large lot. So
500.
$4,000 down for 2-bedroom
house with full basement,
good furnace heat, nice yard.
Easy terms on the balance.
MOB HILL HEIGHTS-2-bed
room house in choice location,
about 3 years old, In excellent
condition. $4,000.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Comfortable home In Pasco,
large rooms, beautiful mod
ern kitchen, papered through
out. $7,500-terms.
NEW HOUSE ready for oc-
cupancy with 3 acres OF
ground, 2 In Concords. So
NS0-terms.
BUILDING LOTS-50xl20 at
$500, easy terms. 50xl40 at
5000, easy terms. $S0xl40
with improved street, sewer,
at $500 to $875, some with
Easements at cost.
60xl40 South of town at $500
& $3.50.
FRANK ID. MAUPIN
Real Estate Broker
IA Benton Street Ksnnewica
Phone Sill Residence S42l
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Real Estate For Sale

Real Estate For Sale
8 acres prunes and mint,
Highlands. New modern two
bedroom house, garage, Sl2,-
$50. Terms.
9 acres very good location
Highlands; very modern home,
garage, water piped all over
place, priced right and on
very good terms.
Small home in town, modern,
large lot, priced below mar
ket, small down payment
This Is a buy.
Looking for real farm?
Is acres mint, asparagus and
fruit. New two-bedroom mod
ern home, excellent location.
Steal this at $751; on very
good terms.
Several nice lots 64x280.
Highlands, $500 and up.
One-half acre, small house
pressure pump, possession at
once, S2,750. Make your own
terms.
The choice lot in the city.
Close in, 60x280, sewer and
water, several fruit trees.
Priced to sell and on good
terms.
New 2-bedroom home, good
location, almost finished. See
this at $500.
Extra nice, extra large rooms,
large lot, good location, mod
ern in every way. See this
and you have found the home
you are looking for.
Very nice building lot ll0x
ITO, corner, very good dis
trict. The very place for a
nice home.
20 acres Pasco side, plenty
fruit and other crops, build
ings not too good but iveable.
This is an excellent piece of
ground $4,000.
z acres one mile from town,
small cabin, $1,000.
II looking for property of any
kind come in and we will.
show you the better istings
Of the community.
We are always glad to add
your property to our list as
our turnover Is exceedingly
heavy and we need more list
ings.
9 acres very good ground,
small house and some equip
ment this is worth the money.
$500, good terms.
GOODEARTH REALTY
Phone l7le
lo7 Ave. e. East
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale

2 bed room house, not quite fin
ished; good sized kitchen, Ny-
ing room, bath; all furnished,
refrigerator, range, Bendix
laundry, all furniture in good
/ condition. $6,750.
A dandy country home, concrete
block, "a acres land. This is
fine home, has two bed
rooms, dining room, living
room, large kitchen, base
ment, oil burner furnace, cleo
trio range and refrigerator.
S1l,500.
5 acre tract in mint and cher
ries; has two bed room home,
bath, living room, large kit
chen, dandy barn with lots of
hay, good tractor. and imple-
ments, lots of large shade
trees; on oil road, school bus,
mail route. $4,000. Can oc-
cupy now. Sold on terms.
A very fine home on Washing
ton ST., two bed rooms, bath,
nice kitchen, living room, full
basement, another bed room
in basement, furnished, fur
mace, stoker, dandy sized lots,
shade in parking; house very
neat inside and out. So, 500.
Duplex, two 4-room with bath,
another house on property;
the house and duplex are all
furnished, refrigerator, range,
etc. Very fine income and a
home to live in. Well located
and lots of frontage. $4,000.
A beautiful stucco home, all
kinds of large rooms, garage
attached, fire place, filled with
very fine furniture; fine To-
cation.
20 acres, asparagus, grapes, al.
falfa, S room house, barn,
garage, I'D. tractor and all
other machinery. $l3,50O
New 3 bed room house, base
ment, furnace, tubs, ETC., ex-
ira large lots; can occupy now
$4,000.
10 acres on Highlands, about S
acres grapes, a. alfalfa; new
five room house, furnished.
$4,000. ~
Trailer camp just outside city
limits, all kinds of large shade
trees, best of locations.
400 #. frontage on Highway
dandy location for CONNER
cial location. $4,250.
Grocery store, furniture, AK.
lures, stock, large house with
apis. good income.
Nine acres apples and peaches,
bearing. $4,000. ..-.
New two bed room home, has
electric heat, can occupy now
$1,000.
Trailer camp, full of trailers,
the best one in this area; exc
ira fine wells. sewage, wash
rooms, small house. A very
neat spot and a money maker.
$4,000.
20 acres on Highlands dandy
to 4subdivide. 5000.
Seven bed room home in Pasco,
6 large lots, rooms rent for
$40 per week; another house
on property; rents for $50 per
month; houses has two baths,
hot water furnace, stoker-
room for more buildings. $16,.
600.
If you are looking for good In.
come property in Kennewick
that brings in 81, 500 per mo-,
ask for details.
Two very fine residence lots on
! Third. 100x14O.
Grocery store in Oregon, six
miles from Umatilla; also 6
| room house. $4,000.
Have a good stock ranch in Ore
gon; also two taverns.
Have some good income pro-
perry on Highway. $225 per
mo on $4,000 investment.
Two good homes and several
cottages, large frontage; fine
spot for more cottages or
trailers.
All kinds of listings in my Office.
{ Can use more two and three bed
! room houses.
X. C. CLIFFORD
REALroR
Roxy Theatre Bldg. Phone zls
| Ksnnswick. Wash.
10 ACRE FARM
In plums, apricots, grapes,
Nval ~NR~Ne~
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TWIN CITY TIN SHOP
Dealers for

TWIN CITY TIN SHOP
Dealers for .
LENNOx, MONTAG and
Mor-Sun Furnaces
Complete installation on au-
tomato heat, oil or coal Mon
tag Electric Stoves & Hot Wa
ter Heaters. Immediate De-
livery. -. -...,..
General sheet metal work
Phone 4476, Kennewick
2 ,blks. east Bridgeview Inn
.... Site
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RATES. hsf 9
Legal Notices

YOU DON'T Need Cash-Plywood
wallboard, brick or asbestos sid
ing. See Al Hanson, rear Consol-
idated Freightways. Ave A. Sop
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CLASSES Starting now on ac-
Gordon, Hawaiian and Spanish
guitar. Private lessons also. The
Music Center, 318 Ave. c. Sic
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MOKLER PLUMBING &
HEATING co.
Pine, Valves end Fittings

SURPLUS BARGAINS
/. Sleeping Bags
Blankets - Beds
Clothing - Shoes - Boots
Rain Goats - Rain Pants
Tents Tarp0
Hand Tools
Many Items in New and Used
Surplus Goods
Twin City Surplus Store
346 Avenue C. Phone 2001
tic
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...- PLUMBING SERVICE
For fast plumbing service call
1885 after 500 pm. daily. tic
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WANTED TO BUY: Beet ana
dairy cattle of all kinds, also
horses. Contact Lande Brotners'
TT. /, Kennewick, phone 2lSo: o,+.
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WANTED: Woman to do house
work by day. Call at 10l7 Ken
newick Ave. oIc
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NOTICE: I have taken over the
Elmer Christensen bull service;
have Guernseys and Hereford
Phone Kennewick 1911 or see H.
Ash, east end First Ave. SIP
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All hardwood floors, inside
finished with plaster, heat
piped to each room. Full
basement with pipe furnace.
Attached garage and small
cabin on back of lot.
MAGNUSON REALTY
102 Ave. G
Kennewick, Wash.
Phone 1926
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WANTED: Pasture land for two
horses near Kennewick: Jon
F. Compton, phone 1868. kenne-
wick.
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WANTED: Clean cotton rags.
Must be of reasonable size, no
cooks wool pants or coats, Ken
newick Printing Co. 4o-ti'
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HELP WANTED: Sales clerk tor
retal drug store. Experienced
,,referred. Apply Vibbers' ReAau
Drug Co., KenneWick. TIC
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WANTED: Piano to store In my
home Call Kenn. POSI- after
500 p. m.
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WANTED TO RENT: Bus. man
f,,eteran) wife and child wish to
r.n+ unfurnished 2-3 bedroom
homse Excellent references will
he furnished. Phone Kennewick
T ,e,5 49-51p
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11ANTED TO BUY: Modern home
and small acreage, with cherries
or grapes; close in. Phone Mr.
S;nes Kennewick 10O1. SoOc
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FOR MAYTAG delivery, contact
Bunch Finnigan, Inc, immedt-
ately. Radios, refrigeratorS. cleo
trio ranges. 335 Avenue G EaSt,
Kennewick. phone 1901. Quality
merchandise at lowest prices. tic.
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VANTED TO BUY: Livestock
any kind cattle, hogs, anytime,
-,;i1 n:ck up any place. Herman
cronin. phone 1888. Kennewick:
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FOR SALE: Young work horse.
Work single or double. l2x6.
48-50-p
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WANTED TO BUY-Used mus
zeal instruments. Inc MUSIC
Center, 318 Ave. G. Ole
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WANTED TO RENT: two or
three bedroom un1urnlsheo
house, 8 small children, references ra3
furnished if desired. Call !S9i;
I'LL i''' 48-50-p
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FOR RENT: Latest model Higf
Speed Floor Sander. Als<
Sdeef and Floor Polisher. Low
fntes. Western Auto Supply. Ut
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ASPARAGUS GROWERS: Will be
receiving grass at the K&P plat
form again this season. Also VIII
handle cherries and peaches. Dahl
& Devine. Phone 5041 or 2751.
1922
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FOR SAL-Let Us figure your
cooking, heating and refrigera.
ton for your home. Butane Gas
Co. 1913 Columbia Ave. Phone
1891.
A BETTER FUEL
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Columbia Mattress Co.
Complete Mattress Renovating
Service.
New Mattresses 1t factory price.
l2O So. Waldomar st. Pasco 1t
East City Limits. 19sfc
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FOR SALE: New 1913 Monarch
Electric Ranges-Standard andDe-
luxe Models. CARLBERG'S 103
East Kennewick Ave. tic
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FOR SALE: Trailer house l8ys Il.
long, #, wide, 6 #. high. We
neer finish inside, lots of built7ins
and storage space; sell reasonable.
Back of the B&M Serve Yourself
Laundry on Ave c. See c. c.
Porter.
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ATTENTION GARDENERS-Let
us prepare that seed bed for
your garden or lawn; pulverizes
soil, does work of pillow, disk, and
harrow in one operation; large or
small gardens. Call Roy Door,
Rt. l. Phone 2463. 48-50-p
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FOR SALE: Grape plants, 2-yr.-
old, &c under 100; Sc over 100
plants. Call 4724. Soc
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Opportunity: Need additional
man for local business of your
own. Car necessary. Good profits.
Write at once for particulars. Raw
leigh's, Dept. WHO-292-216F, at
Oakland, z Calf.
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FOR SALE: Cream separator, Ia
bic model, $l2. Phone 1880.
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MISCELLANEOUS: Co p etc
washing machine repairs and
service, by factory-trained me-
chanics for all makes of washers.
Bunch Finnigan, Inc, ON the ave-
nue.. Phone 1901. tic
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FOR SALE: CONCORD GRAPE
Vines. Good 2 yr. No. ] at l0c
each in lots Of 100 or more. WASH
ington Nurseries, Toppenish,
Wash. ... Vs.. 49-3-c
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EDWARDS-NAIR

The minister's study in tn e
Kennewick Methodist Church was
the scene of an early evening
wedding on Wednesday, January
ID; when the Rev. John B. Coan
united in marriage Layston M.
Nair and Ellouise j. Edwards.
both of Richland but formerly
from Salem and Florence, Oregon.
The bride, the. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley B. Enser, of Flor
ence,. wore beige suit with plack
accessories and corsage of white
and pink carnations. The ring rite
was employed. Following the cere-
rony there were plans for we'd
ding dinner. They expect to make
their home in Richland where Nair
is employed in construction work.
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Miss Pat Laskowaski had charge
of the gifts and guest register.
The bride and groom are both
graduates of the local high school.
The bride has been employed at the
Pasco A. A. A. Office. The groom
enlisted in the Army Air Corps
just previous to graduating from
high school, and was employed
with the Pacific Coast Geodetic
Survey for one and one-half years.
At present he is with the Atkinson
Survey, plating the New City of
North Richland. -.
The bride wore as her going
away costume a matching gray
suit and hat with black accessor-
les and her corsage of red roses.
The couple left Immediately for
California Via Denver. The groom
is entering the University of
Southern California at Los Ange-
les, College of Engineering, on Feb
ruary 4th.
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MYERS ELLEDGE

With small group of relatives
and intimate friends present, Miss
Pat Myers, daughter of Mrs. E.
M. Seeber of Prosser, became the
bride of Daniel Danny Elledge,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Elledge
OF kahlotuS, on January II, 1913,
at 2 pm. in the First Methodist
church in Kennewick. The Rev.
John B. Coan officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
The bride was charming in a
white afternoon dress with gold
SequinS and brown accessories.
Her corsage was green orchids.
Pearls were given to her by the
groom.
Mrs. Olivia Colt, sister of the
bride, Pasco, was the matron of
honor. Her brown dress was
touched off with a corsage of Tai
lSman roses. The bride was given
in marriage by her brother, Ro-
bert Larson, Sr. of Grandview.
Colby Sturgis of Pasco, was the
grooms best man.
S, ioSSiiS "udS, oiSdlllSt,
played "Poem" and BECAUSE"
during the ceremony.
Three large baskets of white
cfrySamthemums with a sprinkl-
ing of pink carnations, together
with the lighted candelabra form
ed the altar.
The reception was held in the
church parlor Immediately follow
ing the ceremony. The brides mo-
Their, Mrs, E. M. Seeber, attired in
an aqua dress with a gardenia
corsage, cut the cake, while the
groons mother, Mrs. c. c. Elledge
of Kahlotus, attired in a black
dress with a gardenia corsage,
poured the coffee. The three tier
ed cake was topped with a bride
and groom. Laverne Cornelius of
Richland was in charge of the
guest book.
The bride and groom are en-
ployed by General Electric comp
my in Richland and are making
their home with the brides mo-
tier in Prosser until housing is
available in Richland. Their hon
eymoon will be postponed until
late summer when they plan to
take a trip to California. The
couple left Immediately following
the reception for a short trip to
Walla Walla.
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2 inleY Notes

The Finley pinochle club met
with Mrs. Ernest Sherry last Tues
day. One o'clock luncheon was
served. Following luncheon, three
tables of pinochle were in play.
High score for the day went to
Mrs. Cronin, second to Mrs. Hen
ny Jacobs and low to Mrs. Sligar.
bud Warder and two sons from
Richland spent Saturday at the
Bert Frederick home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Piert spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Num-.
Harry Gloyn of Wenatchee Wis
tied Sunday and Monday at the
Albert Piert home.
The two groups of Cub Scouts
enjoyed an all day hike and pic
mic last Saturday accompanied by
their respective Den Chiefs, Rom
ME Moore and Martin Cham
paene. --.. ~ .....s. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.. Ball left
Saturday for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia for a visit with Mrs. Balls
mother and also his. sister, Mrs.
Winifred Law. :.
There will be pinochle party
at the Finley Grange hall on
Thursday, evening, Jan. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Meyers,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Piert at
tended the wedding of Gilbert
Gorger and Ardys Taylor at the
Lutheran church in Pasco Sun
Cay afternoon.
Harold Witham, state supervi-
sor of game farms, was here on
business Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. L. Millams and Mrs.
Hazel Reaner and children spent
the past weekend with relatives
at Yakima.
Mrs. Tom Parrish returned to
this community Sunday Of last
week and intends to remain here.
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Alma Circle Meets For
Bridge and PinOchle

Alma Circle met for TOO
o'clock desert luncheon Monday
at the home of Mrs r.. @. Nc
Mahon with Mrs. Areta Jenkins
of Richland assisting.
Bridge and. Pinochle were
played during the afternoon, with
bridge honors going to Mrs.
Grace Desgranges and high score
for Pinochle to Mrs. w. S. Green.
The next meeting win be held
on Februa"y q ct the home
of Mrs. Ma:u'a oliver, with
Mrs. Clarabell Stafford assisting.
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MEDICAL MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of
the Benton-Franklin Counties Me-
dical Society was held January
Il, 1913 at the Pasco Hotel Coffee
Shop.
DR.. C. c. Tudor, Benton-Frank-
lin Counties Health Officer, was
unanimously elected to member
ship in the Society. DIR. Roy c.
Mccartney, Richland, was also af-,
filiated with the Society by a
transfer from King County Medi-
cal Society.
DIR. Hunter ]. Mckay of the Sc
attic Neurological Institute spoke
to the group on Head Injuries and
Treatment.
The next regular meeting of the
group will be on Wednesday, Feb
ruary Is, 1913 at the Richland
Recreation Hall.
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Ethel Ann Campbell Becomes Bride
OF Calvin A. Simsen on January 18th

The marriage of Ethel Ann
Campbell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Campbell, and Calvin A.
Simsen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Simsen, both of pioneer families of
Kennewick, was solemnized at the
Bethlehem Luthern church of
airy ID at 7:30 o'clock, with the Rev.
erend M. G. Kauth officiating.
The couple exchanged vows in
setting of lighted tapers and de-
corations of white Carnations and
white Chryanthemums.
The Bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Bill Campbell, a
student at Whitworth college in
Spokane.
The Bride wore an attractive
silk net and taffeta gown, with an
over blouse of shirred net, and lace
headdress Of shirred leaflets, with
flowing Floor length veil, carrying
a bol'uuet of white roses and free
sias, centered with a corsage of
re@ rOC""
Mrs. Keith Coffey, of Pasco was
matron of Honor, wearing a deep
blue aqua full-skirted gown Of
chartreuse, MORE taffeta with bus
tie back. carrying a nosegay Of
pink daisies and also wearing a
white spangled cap.
Mrs. Stanley Pierce, of Kenne-
wick, and Miss June Wilkins, Of
Seattle, were Bridesmaids. Each
wore a deep rose, full-skirted gown
of chartreuse, MORE taffeta with
hustle back, carrying nosegays of
blue iris and each wearing a cap
of white spangleS.
Best Man was Stanley Pierce, of
Kennewick. Ushers were Keith
Coffey and Frank Driscoll, of Pas
co.
Mr.. Lohrman, the organist rem
dered several appropriate selec-
tons on the newly installed pipe
organ. Mrs. Frank Driscol sang:
81 Love You Truly" and 90, Perfect
Love-"
A reception was held in the Par
ish Hall, with Mrs. Ted Watkins
and Mrs. Joe Watkins, aunts of the
Bride, presiding at the tables. Mrs.
| Walter Anderson, served the
Brides cake. Assisting were Mes:
DANES w. Eggers, j. Neuman, ane
N. Staley.