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e'age 4. SIq,LTON-MASON COUNTY 30URNAE
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Leave on Honeymoon
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PHONE 100
Oregon, and Lawrence M. Saeger
(,J Shelton. were united tn mar-
riug'e Tlle:drly evening, February
26. iu n simple quiet ceremony
pert'orme(l at 5:30 o'clock in the
parsonage or: the First Methodist
Ciuu'ch. key. Hardwick W. Harsh-
man read the single ring service.
F(,r her wedding the bride wore
an aquv., suit with black and white
a,ceessories. Her corsage was of
wllite carnations. Her only at-
tendant, Mrs, Avis Saeger. wore
'a grey suit with brown accessor-
ies. Tile best man was Clarence
Saeger, father of the groom,
The bride is graduate of the
Fiat River High School in Flat
River, Missouri• Mr. Saeger re-
ceived his education in the Shel-
ton schools.
After a short honeymoon Mr.
and Mrs. Saeger will reside in
Shelton•
Shelton Mixed Chorus
To Practice Monday Eve
The. Shelton Mixed Chorus will
meet Monday evening, March 6,
and each following Monday fn the
Senior Band room a¢ 7:30 sharp.
All members are firged .to be
p resent. '/l}l
The books are open for a short
time to those interested in choral
work. The group is now working
on the Spring Concert to be pre-
sented iu May.
thodist Fellowship
eti,g is Reported
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
of the First Methodist Church met'
at tim parsonage for their meet-
ing on Sunday evening, February
2, at 7 o'clock.
After the business meeting, pre-
sided over by the 9resident, Guy
Beckwith, those preent enjoyed
several reels of moving pictures
taken by the Beckwith family.
Fentiman-Eundquist,, Wright-Smith
Nuptials Held in Methodist Church
The Methodist Church was chosen by two Sielton girls
the past week for their weddings. The first wedding was
held Saturday evening when Miss Dollie Frances Fentiman
became the bride of William M. Lundquist and the second
followed on Tuesday evening when Miss Betty Elain Wright
and :lames A. Smith were united in marriage.
hl a beautiful candlelight cere-
mony Miss Betty Elaine Wright,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. \\;V.
Wright of East Elinor Street, be-
came the bride of James A. Smith,
A.M.M, 2/c, United States Navy,
son of Mr. lind Mrs. Perry Smitil
of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Tues-
dlty evening, February 26, in tile
sanctuary of tile First Methodist
Church.
Large baskets of cola lilies in
the light of many tapers made a
lovely setting' for tile single, ririg
cereruony read by Rev. Hardwick
VV. Harshlnan at eight o'clock.
Daffodils. snapdragons, and blue
iris added to the enchantment of
the setting.
Given in marriage bY her father
the bride was lovely in a white
lace and net gown styled with a
keyhole neckline and a train. Her
fingertip veil was attached to a
beaded coronet. She carried a
white prayer book centered with
an orchid in a shower of stream-
eI's•
Miss Beverly Dorman, maid'of
honor/ wore lle pilate gown :of
taffe'ta and car'ied a shower bou-
quet. Carrying a similar bouquet
the bridesmaid, Gertrude Thom-
assert, was gowned ill aqua or,
sandy.
Candleligkters were Misses Jer-
"ine Deer and Emogene Berch who
wore orchid and pale blue taffeta
gowns respectively. Anthony Tru-
ji!lo, A.P. l/c, United States Navy,
was best man and ,Frank Guyer,
Q.M. l/c, United States Navy,
acted as usher.
The ' bride's mother, Mrs.
Wriglt, chose a black and white
dress with white velvet trim. Her
corsage was of gardenias.
The bridal music and accompan-
iments were played by Mrs. No
ma Spring. M2ss Joan Soper sang
"I Love You Truly" preceding the
entrance of the bridal party, and
as the Wedding party gathered
around the altar the soloist sang
"Till the End of Time." An im-
pressive part of the service came
when the bride and groom knelt
before the cross for the closing
prayer and while :Miss Soper sang
"The Lord's Prayer" by Malotte.
Foh)wing the wedding a recep-
tion was held at the bride's home.
The bride's table, centered with
a three-tiered cake, was covered
with a hand made lace cloth, a
gift to the bride from her mother•
rs. Frank Guyer and Mrs. Carl
lains presided a't the urns. The
wedding cake' was cut by Mrs.
Ray Sharpe. Gertrude:Thomassen
was in charge of tile guest book•
Mrs. Smith graduated from
h'ene S, Reed High School and
has be(m employed in Dr. Dee-
gan's office in this city. The
groom received his education in
Baton Rouge, Louisiana. and is
now stationed at McCord Field in
Tacoma. He is expecting his dis-
charge soon and after a week's
honeymoon in Victoria, B. C., he
and Mrs. Smith will make their
tmme in Batm Rouge, Louisiana.
Out of town guests included
Mrs. J J. Wright, grandmother of
the bride, from Burlington, Mrs.
T. C. Merchant, aunt of tile bride,
from Seattle, and an uncle, Don-
ald Wright and daughter, Carol,
also of Seattle•
Cheskehamay Girls
Plan Council Fire
The Cheskchamay Camp Fire
Girls held a Valentine party, Feb-
ruary 13, at the home of Mrs,
Winston Scott, their guardian. Re-
h'eshments were enjoyed and the
ffternoon was spent making Val-
One of the loveliest weddings of
this season took place Satnrday
evening m the First Methodist
Church when Miss Dollie Frances
Fentiman plighted her troth to
William M. Lundquist. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fentiman.and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Molder
Lu n dquist.
Reverend Hardwick 7. Harsh-
]nan performed the double ring
candle-light ceremony at 8 o'clock
before an assemblage of over o*m
hundred relatives and friends.
White stocks and daffodils decor-
ated the altar wifile each window
was marked with lighted tapers
and the aisles were marked with
greenery and white bows. Tall
lighted tapers in candelabras
lighted the setting.
The bride was radiant in a gown
of white satin wil.h a finger-tip
veil. The low-cut sweetheart
neckline of the dress outlined a
higl}-necked inset of white mar-
qnisette. The gown was made
with short sleeves and she wore
long white gloves and carried a
white Rainbow Girls' Bible with
gardenias a.ttached. With a single
strand of pearls, the bride wore
earrings, a gift af the bridegroom.
Maid of honor. Florence Fcffi-
man, sister of the bride, wore a
dress of blue taffeta with three-
quarter length sleeves and a V-
neckline. Miss Laurene Lundquist,
sister of the groom and brides-
maid, was dressed in a gown of
pink with a satin top and net
skirt. Both wore single strands of
pearls and carried bouquets of
blue iris encircled by pastel sweet-
peas. :, 1
Lois Schwark and Gerri Waite,
candlelighters, wore identical
dresses of aqua with square neck-
lines set off with single strands of
pearls. Mrs. Fentiman chose a
navy blue suit with pink accesser
ies and a corsage of pink carna-
tions while Mrs. Lundquist wore a
fuschia dress and hat with white
accessories and a corsage of white
caruations.
Harry Anker was best man and
ushers were William Chase, cousin
of the bride, and Alfred Jones.
Mrs. L6ui Larson sang "God
Gave Me You," "All For You" and
"The Lord's Prayer.' She was ac-
companicd by Mrs. Lantz Wiss.
The reception was held at the
Fentiman home, 423 Grant Ave-
nue. Cutting the three-tiered wed-
ding cake topped with the tradi-
tional miniature bride and groom
was Mrs. Aubra Vaughan. Miss
• Annie Fentiman. aunt of ttle bride.
and'Miss Ellen Lundquist, aunt of
the groom, presided at the silver
urns. Mrs. C. H. Grunert, Mrs.
] Harold Mead and Mrs. F. L. Wor-
den assisted in tile serving.
Miss Virginia Gray was in
charge of the guest book and Miss
Dorothy Turner and Miss Connie
Wilinson were in charge of the
gifts.
' Following a wedding trip to
Victoria, B. C., the young couple
will make their home in Slielton
For traveling Mrs. Iundquist
wore a blue wool suit matching
accessories and a brown hat. Her
corsage was of garden!as.
The bride graduated with the
class of 1945, Irene S. Reed high
school, and has been employed at
Shelton Branch Seattle First Na-
tional Bank. Mr. Luudquist grad-
uated from the Shelton high
school in 1942 and served with
the Army, receiving his discharge
last November. He is now em-
ployed at the Puget' Sound Navy
Yards, Bremerton.
Out of town wedding guests in-
cluded Miss Annie Fentiman, Van-
Bright as a new mornlng and colorful as%-rainlmware these
new cotton dre.es in sersaekers, chambrays and ginghams.
The ckoi of checks, plaids or itrila is left to you, but we
know whabet 0¢ choose you'll look pretty and gay in colors
Ihat flar and tyles that seem made for your rigure.
ntines.
They made plans at their meet-
ins last %ednesday for a Council
fire and Italian spagletti dinner
on February 27. The girls will
bring their own food and prepare
it themselves at the home of Mrs.
Scott. After dinner the girls will
attend the high school play.
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Thursday - Friday
aturday, Feb. 28, Mar. I, 2
"GUEST WIFE"
Clmidette Colbert, Don
Ameche, Dick l¢oran
Sundy - Mendy - Tuesday
March 3, 4, 5
TOO YOUNG
Barbara BHtton, Soon Leslie
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Veinesday - hursday
Good Bet m SIavks March 6, 7
Like aiplare luggage-=thi
hat is trim,, lightweigh¢ and
genuinely smart. The same
supreme quality fur felts as
other 4,98 Marathons ....... the
lighter' Weight ]aerely makes
it especially plaropriate for
sp'ing wear. If you like to
keep up with fashions in
good taste.--wear the Phan-
tom'
Alt" doubts vanish the mo-
ment you sffiooth your palm
over a truly fine custmn
quality fur felt Marathon.
The bound-brim hat Squads
Right can be worn off-the-
face or snap brim• Its crown
am1 b,'im proportions are
correct for the average man.
Spring colors.
Men's Firm Weave
TROUSERS
4.90& 7,00
A smart choice in spring
slacks". The styling, weight
and fit men like, in sporty
['ancy weaves, handsome pin
stripes and serges. Zipper.
TWO FEATURES
"IT ALL
CAME TRUE"
IIumphrey Bogart,
Ann Sheridan
AND
"BORN FOR"
TROUBLE"
Van Johnson, Faye Emerson
Miss Dorothy Ahn Vail, daugh-
ter (q" Mr. :rod Mrs. W. E. Vail
l OlJ Shelton. beeanle the bride of
Marvin Theodore Kindnll. son of
Mr. ancl Mrs, iV[, W, Kindall of
Ronton, Washington,
The wedding was performed by
ltevcrend Roy Jenkins of tile
Methodist Church. February 16,
in the Renton Highlands Admin-
istration Building.
The bride chose a green street-
length dress with black accessor-
ies. Her corsage - bouquet was of
or('hids. Mrs. Hulda Ingra'm, ma-
tron of honor, wore a pink wool
suit with black aecessorms and a
corsage of white carnations. Mrs.
Vail chose a black dress with
matching accessories and a gar-
denia corsage and Mrs. Kindall
wore a. brown suit with matching
aeessories "tad a corsage of pink
(,arnations.
The best man was A. L. Ingram
and the candle lighter Verne In-
gra in.
The reception was held in the
Administration building also, Bas-
kct or white and pink stock dec-
orated tile rooms. The bride's ta-
ble was covered in wifite lace and
lighted with white tapers. rs.
Laurence Tozzer. Mrs. Hulda In-
STare. Mrs. Alga Schoonover and
Mrs. Freda Jerrue were in charge
of the serving and Mrs. W. E.
Vail and Mrs. M. W. Kindatl
poured. Mrs. Steve Rupert, Shel-
ton, attended the punch bowl and
Mrs. Vernon Davidson, Shelton,
was in charge of the guest book.
The bride graduated from the
Shelton high school with the class
of 1945. They will make their
home in Renton. Mr. Kindall is
employed t the Pullman Com-
pany, Seattle, as an electrician.
Shelton guests attending the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Vail, Violet Johnson, Harold John-
son. George Snyder, Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Snyder, Viola Evans, Mrs.
Vernon Davidson, Denny and Don-
ny, Mrs. Steve Rupert and daugh-
ter, Mary.
Shelton W.C.T.U.
Slates Friday Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of
the Shelton Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held on
Friday, March 1st, at the home of
Mrs. Lewis Wiley beginning with
' 1 o'clock dessert luncheon.
Please not this time it will not be
a potluck lunch but a dessert
lunch•
Mrs. A. L. Belt will have charge
of the program.
All interested women are cor-
dially invited to attend•
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
will hold a regular meeting on
Monday, March 4th, at the home
of Mrs. Minnie B. Myers. The
meeting will start at 8 o'clock.
FOR BETTER
Dancing
go to the
Evergreen
Old Olympia-Tacoma
Highway
Every Saturday
Hight
Musle by
AI Walsh's
Orchestra
Dancing 9 to 2
Thursday for Los Angeles on a
delayed honey moon.. Mrs. Blair
is the former Dorlean Stidd. The
young couple were married De-
cember 21, 1945.
Mr. Blair was discharged Feb-
ruary 15 from the Navy at Brem-
erton afte'r four years service as
radio man. He was in the South
Pacific two years.
MInr Los Angeles they will visit
• Blair's father for several
weeks and then go on to Martins
Ferry, Ohio, to visit his mother.
They plan to return to Shelton to
make their home.
DINNER GUFTS
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McKenzie
entertained Dr. and Mrs. A. N.
Parrot at a dimler party Thurs-
day evening at the Colonial House.
DANCI]
Every
2 to 6 p.m,
Shelton Ea Thursdays Your
Phone Union Night to Dine Out
he the Whole family ]s
out you'll want the
E1 lie.., in food, the most
E s-- " " ., al
, ouse
PEClAL FAMILY NIGHT
-- - • • III _ Children Half PorLmns
Shelton Valley Dan!t," i ............ ,,.,o
-- _ .- __ " ' _ __wW _. - l.a quets, Private Parties
IQ ATITDI3 &VuilJzxi 9 MARCH00A00c00 20' I¢ldge Luncheons,. a Spectalty
oy Reservation
Music by ROMANE'S RANGERS
Admission 75€, tax included
SPONSORED BY SHELTON VALLEY GRAN0
PHONE 480
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$1.10 per gal. in 5-gal. lots
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an, North Bend, Mr. and Mrs.
Aubra Vaughan, Ehna, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Larson, Tacoma. Mr.
and lYrs. Cliff O. Kelly, Wenat-
chee, 'Miss Elen Lundquist, Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Mitchell and
daughter, LaVerne, Miss Doris We Are
McBratney, Mrs. Ernest Lind-
blade, Misses Donna and Marian
Russell, Seattle, Mrs. J. Russell
Jones, Snohomish, F. W. Mitchell,
Everett, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Sund-
ling, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- "* V* uUo-'n-
ward Anderson and daughters,
Joan and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Anderson and Son, Jon, and daugh-
ter, Marilyn, and Mrs. John Erick-
son, all of Tacoma.
Roy Frykholm, Misses Shirley
and Donna Frykholm, Pau]sbo, to
Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Tegstrom,
Mrs. John Tegstrom, Mrs. S. E.
Jenstead, Mrs. Nan Latrll,,'m Brem-
erton, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Short
of Union and Ole Johnson, grand-
father of the bride._ 4th and C
Mr. and Mrs. Walton " ota
Returnto Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walton,
who have been.making their home
iu Everett for some time, have
moved back to Shelton. Their son, '
Charles Leslie Walton, A.R.T. 2/c,
who has been stationed in the
Aleutian Islands, is returning to
resume his studies at the Univer-
sity of Washington. , yl r
Their daughter, Lt. Lillian Wal- Ta o
tSn, Army Nm'se's Corps, recently
returned from Germany and sta- Radio Electric
tioned at Letterman's Hospital,
San Francisco, will be home on a
visit soon,
SALES AND SERVICE
Chapter B,, P.E.O.
Mee¢ing is Held PHONE 128
Chapter B., P.E.O. met on Mon.
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Robert E. Brown. Mrs. A. A.
Stratford was the assisting host-
ess.
The regular business session
was followed by a book review
given by Miss Georgia Valentine.
Delicious refreshments w e r e
served tile
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couver, B. C., Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
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grandfather of the bride, John FRAt
Fentiman, McCleary, Mr: and Mrs.
F. L. W6rden, Carol Ann and A1-