The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-09-19
IMPRESSIVE EPISCOPAL CEREMONY UNITES WRANGELL COUPLE

1 QhANGELL JUUBLE
 In an impressive Episeopalian l ceremony performed in soft candle light. Miss Cecilia Christine Teller became the bride of Mr Charles Shelby Jenkins last Monday even ing at o'clock. The Rev. Hugh Hall pronounced the vows of the double-ring rites.
 Preceding the ceremony Mrs. John Coulter played a series of or ! gan selection
 The church was decorated by white baskets of tall pink and white gadioli and on the altar gold vases, filled with snapdragons and dahlias stood between tiers of candles Candles also burned on the sills of the ehurch's stained glass windows.
 Mrs. L. r. Campbell soloist. sang two hymns, one just before the vows were spoken and one i'm mediately after.
 At the first notes of the tradi- tional Lohengrins wedding march, Miss Seena Bakke. first bridesmaid. entered Her gown was of pink net over satin with pink lace high necked waist and capped sleeves. The bouffant skirt was inset with panels of lace She wore a white feathered carnation crown and car ried a colonial bouquet of white carnations. She was escorted to her place at the altar steps by Mr. Berkley Sturteyant. usher.
 Miss Jessie Barlow, the second bridesmaid, who came down from Juneau for the wedding, entered next Her costume was identical but in green. She, too, wore a white feathered earnation crown and carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations. She was escorted to the steps of the altar by Mr Richard Slough, usher.
 Just preceding the bride, Miss Katherine Churchill, maid-of-honor entered the chruch. Her gown was of gray chiffon trimmed in lace of the same shade She wore a carna-
 
 bridesmaids and carried a white old-fashioned bouquet
 Then the lovely bride entered on Che arm of her father, MT. Cltto Teller, Sr, who gave her in mar riage. Her wh te gown was of im-I ported Venetian lace, patterned in orange blossoms, over white satin. it was princess-styled, falling to a i0ng. rounded tram. The waist was plain, with capped sleeves and rounding neckline edged with or ange blossoms of the fabric. She wore finger-tip veil attached to a sweetheart crown of pearls and lace orange blossoms. Full-length white gloves finished her ensemble The brides bouquet was of delicate red rose buds.
 For something old" the bride wore a gold nugget necklace which had belonged to her mother; her gown was something new and something borrowed" was a blue garter loaned to her by her girl hood friend, Mrs. Berkley Sturte- want.
 The bride and her father walked slowly down the aisle to join the groom and his best man, Mir Sidney Mccullough, at the al- tar steps.
 Receiving with the happy young couple at the reception, which was held at the American Legion Hall. from g to midnight, were MT. Eel Ter and the groom's father, MT. S. w. Jenkins.
 The reception was arranged byI Mrs. Berkley Sturtevant, who, after the first cut by the bridal couple, served the wedding cake. The four tiered cake was of white, decorated with pink sweetpeas and silver 1 leaves and was topped with a minI iature bride and groom in an arch of sweetpeas.
 l Mrs. Andrew Barlow poured and l Mrs. Leonard Churchill and Mrs. Richard Slough assisted in serv- i ing. MT o. K. Bakke and MT. Sid ney Mccullough were at the punch bowls and Miss Lois Bakke was in charge of the guest book. Coming up from Ketchikan for the wedding were Albert Teller, brother of the bride, with his wife and family, and Earl Jenkins brother of the groom, and Mrs Jenkins.
 The new MT. and Mrs Jenkins are at home in Wrangell.