The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-10
Happenings
 Al H es
(Spec;al Corrcspondence)

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 Mr. Robert Williams, son of MT and Mrs. T. Williams of Washing ton, D c. were united in marriage at a double ring ceremony at 6:3l pm. in the Presbyterian Church by the Rev. John Dodge of Skagway.
 Mrs. Frank Young piaye1 70 Promise Me-" T Love You Truly, and Lohengrin's Wedding March on the nova-chord and accompan- jed Miss Dorothy Callecod and Mrs. !. L. Mellotte who sang 70 Prom isc Me" proceeding the ceremony.
 The ceremony took place before an altar of pine boughs and white tapers. At each end of the altar were small pine trees and candela- bra with burning candles. Candle lighters, Misses Ida Wickstrom and Hannah Enright wore white Junior Choir robes with maroon colored collars.
 The bride, given in marriage by MT. Alton Nelson, wore a floor length gown of white satin with sweetheart neckline and a net overskirt. Her finger tip veil fell from a small halo of satin She car ried a white Bible topped with a cross made of white carnations and prennerv and tied with white satin ribbon streamers.
 The maid of honor was Miss Lil- lian Turner, Girls Supervisor at Haines House. She wore floor length gown of blue satin with blue net overskirt fashioned like that of the bride, and carried colonial bouquet of spring flowers tied with satin streamers.
 MT. George Everest attended MT Williams as best man. MT. Tea Gregg and MT. Richard Alderman were usherS.
 The reception was held in the dining room at Haines House. The table decorated with lighted tapersi was centered with a three-tlered cake decorated with white flowers and topped with bride and groom Spring flowers were used for dec orations in the room.
 Mrs. Alton Nelson and Miss Ed ith Auldridge served coffee and punch. Mrs. Hans Hebert was III charge of the Guest Book. Mrs. 1 Richard Alderman supervised the. Gift table. Others assisting at the reception were Mrs. Retha Young, Mrs. Ross Hevel, Mrs. George Ev- crest, Mrs. Emma Young, Misses Isabel Miller, Marvyl Rommel, and Myrna Howser, Olive Fisher, Doro- thy Callecod and Mildred Attun- gance. Four-H Club girls assisting with the reception were Misses Dorothy Wickstrom, Helen Gray, Mary Clayton, Edna Brown, Bea- trice Paddy, Geraldine Charles, Mary Sue Hammers and Nora En- right.
 ' Both bride and groom are grad uates of Maryville College, Mary vile. Tennessee. Mrs. Williams is employed as the Secretary at Haines House and MT. Williams IS acting as Student Supply Pastor in the Presbyterian Church.
 After a brief honeymoon at Rainbow Glacier Camp, MT. ana Mrs. Williams will return to Haine- to continue their present positions until August when they will go to Louisville, Kentucky where MT. Williams will enter the Louisville Presbyterian Seminary. They Will live in the Manse while inHaines.
 Tf.a Pr. A. met at regular meet i ing time in the school. The group vo. cl to accept the offer of the American Legion and serve lunc-ies during the next few Legion parties, They also decided to take over the lunch for the Volunteer Bremen on March IT. The picture "Palmolr Stree" was shown. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hans Heber. and Mrs. Richard Alderman.
 The next meeting will be lack to School Night" and the e-e!tiol. of officers.
 The fourth grade received the Pennant for having the most par ents at the meeting.
 The Rev. John Dodge of Skagway was in Haines February 26.
 The American Legion amour ces that their next party will be i, on March 10.
 The Volunteer Bremen are plan ming a dance for March IT. MT. and Mrs. Al Lubcke returned [ to Haines but are due to again gC , as soon as weather permits. They will later return to Haines.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Young have returned to Haines from their triI , to the States.
 Mrs. Camille Laughlin will star