The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-20
TURNER JORDAN NUPTIALs

TURNER JORDAN NUPTLALS
The flcral bedecked home of Mr..
Jerry Turner. 1929 s. e. Grant
Court, was the scene Of the we'd
ding of kis daughter Mary Geneva
and Mr.. Stanley Alexander Jordan
on Sunday afternoon. June IS.
Given in marriage by her father
the brides dress, a floor length
gown of white organdy over white
taffeta was topped with the finger
tip veil attached to a halo of seeded
pearls. She carried a bouquet of
white rosebuds, stephanotis. CEN
tered with orchids. The brides
maid. Mrs. Hattie Gasking. wore
rose colored taffeta, elbow length
gloves. matching color. Her bou-
quet of yellow roses and stepha-
motifs. The matron of honor. Mrs.
Jane Dover tseattle) whose gown
of yellow faille was accentuated
byher bouquet a of yellow roses
and stephanotis. Bonnie Hamilton
was the groomess besat man man
Harold Gastin was usher.
The couple repeated their vows
before the stately Fireplace an
improvised candlelighted alter
of rosebuds and calh-lilies thanked
on either side by seven lighted
whited white candles in tall white
candleabra Rev. J.E. Roberts,
of Bethel AME church, officiated.
Miss Dorothy Roulson sang
Because" and II Love You Truely
accompanied by Miss Lena Hills
man who also played the wedding
march. Mrs. Constance Thomas
registered more than a hundred
guests. An extensive collection of
gifts ranging from the more prac-
tical to the elaborate were received
For the wedding the groom's
mother, Mrs. Ia M. Reed, wore
black lace over pale pink satin.
Mrs. Ella Smith acting in a super
visory capacity chose to wear
black lace also.
The reception which followed
centered around the brides large
three-tiered white cake gorgeously
decorated. The groom's cake. indi-
vidually wrapped. and fruit punch
concluding the refreshments, We're
served from the lace-draped table
by Mesdames Ella Smith, Rose
Nichols. Abbie Contrell AMI Mel
sene Campbell.
A happy couple spent their
honeymoon in British Columbia
and Canada (from whence they
have returned.)
Mrs. Jordon is on the staff of
the welfare board-Mr. Jordan
is manager of Chevron gas sta
ton.
GRAND LODGE
BY Sunday afternoon more than
700 delegates had registered for
the oath Annual Communication
Most Worshipful Sovereign Grand
Lodge Prince Hall Affihation State
of California and Jurisdiction-the
25th Annual Communication Grand
High Court Heroines of Jericho,
Prince Hall Affiliation California
and Jurisdiction and the 9th An
nual Communication Order of
Eastern Star of the Golden State
Grand Chapter State of California
and Jurisdiction Prince Hall AZ
fihation, holding sessions in the
spacious Holiday school N. E. 9th
| Avenue.
OF the more than 700 many OF
whom are high ranking dignitar-
les, II are registered at the Port.
land Hotel; SO at the Multnomah;
So at the Benson: 16 at the Heath
man; Is at the Nortonia: IL al
The imperial and "A in several
motels. All the rest are comfor-
table in lovely Portland homes.
The Grand Annual Communica.
ton opened with the inspirational
devotion service Sunday, 2:30 p
m. at Centenary WILDER Methodist
church. Rev. Patterson, a Grand
officer, guest speaker delivered
a striking message on Christ,
the Door of the Masonic Temple"
following the rendition of BLESS
this House" by Grand Lecturer
Finnis. The Young Peoples choir
| Of Bethel A.M.E. church aug
mented the services with several
spirituals highly enjoyed by the
colorful regaliaed mass of human
| ity which filled to capacity the
entire auditorium Of the church.
Starring ]. Hopkins. Most wor-
shipful Grand Master, presided.
Other grand masters on the ros-
trum and introduced included
Arthur Lewis Crosby, Grand
Worthy Patron, Roy e. Treece,
r. w. Grand Treasurer. Florence
Crawford. Grand Worthy Matron,