The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-26
Miss J. Johnson,
 Edward Hughes,
 Wed Wednesday

SldnulllS DelOTe liONcl SlIWul- ed white picket fence and trellis, Miss Jeanne Johnson, given in marriage by her father, and MT. Edward Hughes, were united in Holy Matrimony Wednesday eve- ming at 8 o'clock with the Rev Ralph E. Baker reading the VOWS. ! The candlelight ceremony was performed in the Bethel Taber- nacle decorated for the happy oc- casion with two large baskets of white gladioli and stocks. The
 ssndelabra 10th in the aisle and ,-tting were decorated wieh green smilax and pink rosebuds, tied with white satin ribbon. The flow CT arrangements on the piano were of yellow daffodils and lavender tu- lips.
 The bride was gowned in white crepe wedding dress with a cathed- ral length train and her finger tip veil was trimmed with a ricn Dcrder of wide lace, caught up with a beaded tiara. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid and stephanotis tied with white satin streamers.
 The brides matron of honor, Mrs. Donald D Hutchins, wore a gown of green mist jersey The brides sister, the bridesmaid, Miss Virginia Johnson, wore a gown of pale yellow jersey, and the junior bridesmaid, Miss Myrtle Hughes wore a pink formal. All Of the brides attendants gowns were fashioned after the brides. and each carried old fashioned bouquets with harmonizing ribbons.
 Marilee Ruth Baker acted as flower girl and wore a pretty little tlcor-length green organdy gown trimmed with pink and green sat- in ribbons. and she carried a small nosegay Miss Loretta Hidner and Miss Francine Luyckfassel, gowned alike in pale blue formals, lighted the candles at the begin n4ng of the ceremony.
 Mrs. Lyle Johnson, mother of the bride, wore gown of grey crepe with matching accessories. Her corsage was of pink carnations. Michael Baker was the ring bear CT, with Bob Vernon as best man. Donald Hutchins and Frank Hugh es as ushers.
 The ceremony began with Mrs. Norman Sommers playing several appropriate wedding numbers on the piano. During the ceremony Mrs. Ralph Baker sang God Gave Me You" and while the bride and groom knelt in prayer, a duet was sung by Mrs. Ralph Baker and Mrs Norman Sommers, Together Lne's Pathway We Tread
 i A reception was held at the home of the brides parents on Glacier Highway Mrs. F. F. Cameron, aunt of the bride, served the we'd ding cake while Miss Shirley Mat thews served the groom's cake. Mrs. Wesley Hanson poured and | Troy Mansaker presided at the punch bowl, assisted by Mrs. Glenn Parker. A table laden with gifts was attended by Miss Genevieve White and Miss Stella Baker car- lied the guest book.
 { Mrs. Ralph Baker acted as mis- tress of ceremonies, introducing the musical numbers, which were: Be cause" sung by Miss Ruth Web- Der; Always" by trio consisting Of Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Sommers and MT. Hanson; Living For Jesus," duet by Mrs. Sommers and MT. Hanson. Mrs. Baker asked the Rev. Baker, Bob Vernon and Mrs. Hutch ins to say a few words; also her parents and the bride and groom, who extended their appreciation for the many lovely gifts.
 1 MT. and Mrs Edward Hughes left via Pan American for a honeymoon in the states, and will return soon to make their home