The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-06
Newsy Nofes From Skagway
Special Correspondence)

JI1Ttc CIllluI -OOAACCii, 1vA~A and Kevin, Mrs. Mary McCann, US. Commissioner, Mrs. P. l. Dahl, and MT. and Mrs. Vic Sparks, Mrs. Dahl told of meeting Mrs. F. J. Richmond in the Pennsylvania Station in New York, and that Mrs. Richmond wished to be remembered to her many friends in SkagWay. Mrs. Dahl had gone to Soutn Orange, New Jersey, to attend her sons wedding and she brought back the following account of the ceremony from the South Orange newspaper: November 12. Miss Marilyn Louise Cupp, daughter o1 MT. and Mrs. Paul J. Cupp, was married to Dr. Lewis Kitchner Dahl of New York, the son of Dr. and Mrs. P. I, Dahl of Skagway, Alaska. this afternoon in the First Presbyterian and Trinity Church of South Orange, by the pastor, the Rev. Charles L. Mead.
 Escorted by her father, the bride wore an off-white satin gown fash toned with fitted bodice having an off-the-shoulde neckline out lined with seed pearls, and full skirt. A pearl coronet held in place her finger-tip tulle veil and she carried a bouquet of white orchids, cucharis lilies and stephanotis.
 The bridal attendants were Miss Janice E. Cupp, who was her sls- ter's maid of honor, and Mrs. P. James Marsella, Jr., of Spring Lake, NJ, matron of honor and another sister of the bride, Miss Louann M. Cupp of South Orange, Miss Alice P. DeKlyn of Moorestown, N.J., and Miss Rachel w. Funk of Overbrook, Philadelphia The bridegroom's niece, Ellen Dahl of New Haven, Conn, was flower girl.
 Dr. Robert A. Dahl of New Haven, Conn, was his brothers best man. The ushers were pr. Vincent P. Dole, Jr., of Harrison, NY, Dr. George c. Cotzias, pr. Rogers L. Greif, Dr. Howard A. Elder, Dr. Jacques Genest, all of New York, and Dr. Albert H. Coons of Boston.
 A reception was given in the Crystal Ballroom of the Hotel Sub- urban in Summit. The bride at tended the University of Zurich in Switzerland and was graduated from Mount Holyoke College.
 pr. Dahl, graduate of the University of Washington and the Universary of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, was resident physician at Massachusetts General Hospital. During the war he served as cap tain in the Army Medical Corps in the South Pacific. He is doing re- search work at the Hospital of the Rockefeller Institute for Medi- cal Research.
 After trip to Bermuda, Dr. and Mrs. Dahl will reside in New York.
 Dr. Dahl is a graduate of the Skagway High School and he rep resented Alaska at the World Wide Boy Scout Jamboree which was held in Europe in 1929.
 Mrs. Beulah Ward gave a party Sunday afternoon to celebrate her daughter Donna Lees seventh birthday. The guests were Rita Burgess, Phyllis Matthews, Patty stockard, Maryanne and Nancy Hestness, Lillian Johnson, Dolores sheleby, Ruth Anne Dodge, Doro- thy Ann Dell, and Sharon Budd.
 G. Hamilton, who is in the ticket office of one of Montrears C.P.R. offices, was a round tripper on the Princess Norah.
 Miss Ernestine Zollman, Welfare nurse from the Juneau office, was visitor in Skagway Sunday and Monday while the Norah was in port.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Boron of White horse, VT, were visitors in Skag- way last week. The young couple were recently married in White horse where MT. Boron is with the Canadian Air Force.
 MT. and Mrs. George Villesvik were visitors in Whitehorse last week from Monday until Friday. Of course, Scatter, the Siamese cat, went along.
 Mrs. Hans Soldin and daughter, Mavis Irene, were weekend visitors in Whitehorse.
 Shelby Nichols gave second concert at the evening services Sunday, November 27. The concert