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Page Six
Has Part in Wedding
In
Miss Lela .l'o \Yindlc was bride"-
maid at the wedding of Miss‘
Laura Zetta Havens and George
Martin Hobberd, .lr., of Olympia,
which was held Saturday evening
at the University Baptist Church?
in Seattle. ~
Miss VVindle recently announced
her engagement at a party given
in honor of Miss Havens.
V.F.“’. Will Hear
Convention Reports
Members of the V.F‘.W. Auxil-
iary will hear reports of their
recent convention this Friday,l
when they gather for a regular
meeting. The pledge of $1 per
member for trainor planes for our
country will also be explained.
in
Say It
WITH FLOWERS
They Bring Comfort
and Happiness
FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
HOSPITAL BOUQUETS
Delivered anywhere, anytime
Travis Floral Shop
Shelton Hardware Bldg.
Phone 232 270-W l
MILLO’S
QUALITY MARKET
!
GROCERIES
FRESH MEATS
FRUITS
shade,
, black accessories, was worn by the ,
bride. Her corsage was orchids.
Miss Lynne Halter of Hoquiam,
the bride’s attendant,
flowered dress and white acces-
sories and a corsage of rosebuds.
Jim Edinger, son of the bride,
formerly on the Hoquiam police
force and now a first class bosum
coast guard, was
best man for Mr. Barron.
A wedding dinner was held at.
Green Gables.
were Mr.
mate,
George 0. Barron Marries
Elma Thursday, July 30
Elma.
trimmed with fur
U. S.
and Mrs.
Simmons Slate Sunday
FINEST FOODS AT
BEST PRICES
l
l
HOC’DSPORT ‘ 1‘
.. "in...
. Family Reunion
Members of the pioneer Sim-'
mono family and their friends will
hold a family reunion at the Z..
BY BOAT
FAST’FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
Seattle Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock,
Tacoma Freight via Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock.
N0. Al
Time Schedule as follows:
Leaves Tacoma daily, execept Sunday, at 5 p.m. to:
Olympia and Shelton
Arrives Shelton daily,
eXCept Sunday
.CLARENCE CARLANDER, President
PUGET SOUND FREIGHT LINES
McCONKBY
PHARMACY
COSMETICS
ATHLETE’S FOOT
TREATMENT
MONEY BACK
GUARANTEE
by NORflICI-l
MAKERS 0F UNGgEflTlNE
FILMS
Developed and Printed
' gill ________________
without
L danger of
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S sunburn
5
sun TAN
MM>FIIQ
u... ..m on.
NH When your stomach I: out
of order, take Pcpto-Biurwl.
It helps soothe, calm, quit! the
Itomach and intention.
For children a: well a: adult:
LOTION
BABY
NEEDS
MENNEN
OIL
2.25 size 1.98
J ‘&J TALC
50¢ size .... .. 39¢
J &J CREAM
BABY FEVER
Thermometer
WOI‘C
$1.25
George 0. Barron of Shelton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bar- [daughter of Mr, and Mrs, W. F.
1‘0!) 0f Olympia, was 1mith in l McCann. joined the ranks of army
marriage to Mrs. Nellie Lloyd of
Hoquiam, daughter of Mr.
ers. J. F. Mitchell of Paul River,
‘B.C., Thursday evening. July 30
and
The Reverend Lloyd N. Alden,
read the marriage service at 7‘
o'clock in the parsonage of the!
Methodist Church. ‘
A fall costume of olive green.
and l
Those attending-
George 0.
'Barron. Miss Lynne Halter, Mr.
Jim Edinger and Miss Olive Jones, l
sister of the bride, and Mrs. Em-
ily Stragland, cousin of the bride,
both of Seattle.
' Mr. and Mrs. Barron will make
their home in Shelton.
Miss Mary Bedell
Has Church Service
Miss Mary Bedcll,
lfrom China,
missionary
who returned dur-
ling the past year has charge of
the Sunday service at the Meth-
odist church, while Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Maulderl are vacationing.
Rev. and Mrs. Maulden are spend-
ing their vacation at Staircase atl
Cushman and around the Olympic
Loop.
Entertains Card Club
Mrs. C. I. Pritchard entertain—
ed the members of her Tacomal
Card Club at her home on Thursfi
day. There were two tables of:
‘ cards in play.
F. Simmons home at Mud Bay on,
Sunday, August 9.
EIIIT
$1.00 Hinds Cream .......................... .L .... .. 49¢
50¢ Hinds Cream .................................... .. 25¢
‘ $1.00 Fancy Gift Soap .......................... .. 59¢
$1.00 Bubble Bath ................................ .. 49¢
True American Hand Lotion .......... .. pt. 25¢
Polaroid Goggles ................................ ..
First Aid Kits .......................... .. 59¢ to $5.98
Tennis Balls .... .. 3 for $1.39;..:...12 for $4.98
Soft Balls ......... .......... ......... .. 59¢,
TeBApco
Prince Albert ....... .............. ..lb. 79¢
Grange ................................ ........... .. lb. 69¢
George Washington .......................... .. lb. 59¢
Granger ............... ..L .................... .. .3 pkgs. 27¢
Chesterfields, Luckies, _
Camels—Old Golds .' .... ....... .. carton $1.59
3.
I Miss Mary McCann Joins
lRank of Army Brides
Miss Mary Patricia McCann,
brides Saturday afternoon when
she became the bride of Lieuten-
ant John R. Soules, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Soules of Santa
lBarbara, Calif.
The wedding was charmingly
carried out in military fashion,
with the bride and groom walking
under crossed sabers to the last
strains of Mendelson’s wedding
march, as they left the church.
The Reverend Father Guinan
officiated at the ceremony held in
the Fort Lewis Chapel, beauti-
fully decorated with pink and
white gladiolas.
The bride was smartly dressed
in a. ceiling blue tailored suit
with navy accessories and a hat
l of wine shade. She carried orchids
and shower of stephanotis on her
white prayer book. Her only at-
.tendant, Miss Katherine McCann.
her sister, wore a brown tailored
suit of the same style with brown
and white accecssories and wore a
corsage of gardenias and yellow
rosebuds.
I Best man was Captain Angus
l Hobbs.
“Ava Marie,”
“At Dawning"
the service.
The reception was held at the
'Officers Club. The first piece of
the large four-tiered square cake
was cut by the bride and groom
lWltl’l his saber. Candles and flow-
ers were used about the decorat-
ed rooms. Orchestra music added
the. finishing touch to the perfect
setting.
I
“Because” and
were sung before
I For her daughters wedding Mrs.
McCann wore a light blue dress
with dark blue accessories. Mrs.
Soules wore a dark blue redingote
with white accessories. Gardenias
sages.
Fellow officers and their wives
assisted with the serving, as did
Miss Iris Lambert and Miss Wil-
da Hutchinson of Olympia. More
than 100 guests attended the wed-
ding and reception. ’
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914 South Franklin ‘St.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCann, Mr.
Mrs. George Cooper, Jr.,
1 Georgia Valentine, Frank McLeod,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurst, Mrs.
Carol McElroy and‘Lynn McElroy,
Governor and Mrs. Langlie.
Visits Sisters—
Mrs. Bernard Winiecki
until Tuesday with her sisters,
i Marshall in Tacoma.
l
Relieve
v” ‘9:
Long-Lasting Nail Lacquer
'This is the new make-up‘that stays
on oh! so long without chipping!
Twenty breath-taking oriental
shades. It’s our guess—you’ve never
‘seen your nails nearly so lovely as
Chen Yu will make them.
After a wedding trip to Gear-
hart, Oregon, Lt. and Mrs. Soules
will be at home in Olympia at
Among the guests present were
and Mrs. R. L. Soules, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Elliott, Jr., Cliff Kel-
i‘ly, William. McCann, Jr., Mr. and
Miss
:Mrs. Fred Ferris and Mrs. Paul
I
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and stephanotis formed their cor-l
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enriched the scalloped edges. She,
, buds.
armmON-MASON. COW
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Beaulieu-Courteau United
In Nuptial High Mass
A beautiful and impressive wed-
ding ceremony was performed at
the Nuptial High Mass in the St.
Edwards Catholic Church Monday, .
August 3, when Miss Anita Ger-
trudc Courteau and Meaurice
Beaulieu plighted their troth be-
fore a large assemblage of rel—
atives and friends.
The Reverend Father Mark
Weichmann, O.S.B. read the serv-
ice at 9 o’clock in the morning.
The‘ bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Courteau of For—
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Beaulieu of Elma.
“Ave Maria” was sung by Mrs.
Bea Larson and Mrs. Frank
Hueston, who assisted the choir
in the singing of High Mass. Mrs.
Robert Allan, Sr., was the organ—
ist.
Entering on the arm of the
groom, Miss Courteau wore a
gown of white bridal satin with
long fitted Sleeves and close fit—
ted waist line. The long train of
her skirt draped softly from the
full skirt and the Shirred bodice
was cut with a sweetheart neck-
line. A tiara of wax orange blos-
soms held her illusion veil of im-
folds from finger tip to three-
uarters length. Hand fagoting‘
carried an orchid on her white
prayer book, from which fell a
shower of Cecil Brunner rose
Maid of honor, Loretta Beau-
1ieu, sister of the bridegroom,
syth, Montana, and the groom is;
I
ported net which fell in frothylI
lfll (Vim
LILLIAN WARREN, Society Editor l
PHONE 100 I
wore a gown of yeliow moussel-
inc dc soie, styled'with a modest
high collar and full, long sleeves.
’ The girdle of the full skirt was
of imported Mantilla lace as was
the collar and cuffs.
Helen Batinovich of Olympia
and Maybelle Sparks Were brides-
maids. Their gowns were designed
like the maid of honor’s in pale
blue mousseline de sole. Their
picturesque shoulder length halo
veils, which matched their dress-
es were fastened with tiny bows
the bride. Their arm bouquets
‘wcre fashioned with American
and‘
daughter spent Sunday evening
I U ~LIQUID.TABLETS,SALVE.NOSEDROPS
Beauty roses, gardenias, double
baby's breath and tied with white
tulle.
Carrying the bridal gown train,’
were tiny Dale and Jeanette Boud-
dreau, nephew and niece of the
groom. Dale wore a sailor suit
and Jeanette were short White
silk with crocheted yoke and
wrist bouquet of Cecil Brunner
roses and blue larkspur.
Henry Rishel was best man,
Ken Courteau, brother of the
bride and Amos Boudreau were
ushers. Altar boys Were Thomas
Connolly and Dan Yarr.
Bouquets of gladiolas and
greenery decorated the candlelit
altar and bo‘uquets of mixed carn-
ations were on the side altars.
Baskets of blue hydrangea were
placed about the church.
For her daughter’s wedding
.Mrs. Courteau wore a black suit
with white trim and black acces-
sories. Mrs. Beaulieu wore an or-
chid print dress with black and!
matching accessories. Their cor-
sages were of gardenias and
Sweetheart roses.
'A Wedding breakfast-was held
, in the church parlors, decorated
with bouquets of sweet peas. The
young couple cut the first piece
of their lovely all white two tiered
cake, topped with a miniature
bride and groom figurine, which
centered the bride’s table. Mrs.
John Cormier was in charge of
serving. Mrs. Mary Flint was in
charge of the gift table and Miss
Ida Beaulieu, sister of the groom.
l presided at the guest book.
For traveling the bride wore a
two piece dress suit of rayon
faille with aqua accessories and
orchid corsage. They will make
their home in the Kaydee Apart-
ments, when they return from
Canada. Mrs. Beaulieu has been
employed at Rayonier Incorporat-
ed and Mr. Beaulieu is employed
in the Bremerton Navy Yard.
Signing the guest book Were
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Rishel.
Robert H. Allan Jr., Maude A-
Mell,’ Mrs. V. T. Connolly, MrS.
.W. F. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Roberts, Mrs.‘ Palmer Rob-
erts, Miss May Harrison, Miss
Bessie Warren, Mlss'Lillian War— Bremcrton.
l
l
Iron, Mrs. Eva Hall, Mrs. Mary
lJaden', Mr. and Mrs. Walter S-
Allen, Lucille M. Allen.
, .Maybel'l’e Sparks, Helen Batin—
oVich, Mrs. J. T. Gaffney, Miss
Marion" Gaffney, Luc‘y Weyand.
Bea Larson, Coreta Nutt, Stuart.
Nutt, Laurie Hill, Mary Flint,
Mildred Scott, Marjorie Keyzers.
Bertie McKinney, Marie Opalka.
Constance M. Willard, Nita 0P-
pelt, Nita Cheney, Pat Johnson.
George Wallis, William T. Bettis,
iReverend Mark Weichmann, 0-
S.B., Mr. and 'Mrs. Kurt Koehler.
Jane Koehler, 'Etta Rector.
l Kirk B. Parker, Mr. and MP5‘
iR. T. Harris, Tom Harris Patri-‘
lcia 'Gail Harris, Georgina Buch-
mann, Mrs. Robert Allan, Sr.,
Jeanne Courteau, Mrs. M. J. Cour-
lteau, Mary Cormier, Loretta M-
Beaulieu, Ida M. Beaulieu, Ken-
‘n'eth Courteau, Mr. and Mrs. Am-
os Boudreau, Dale and Jeanette
aner. and Mrs. Charles Beau-
lieu. ,
0. E. S. Has Number
Grand Officers Present
The O. E. S. meeting held last
lSaturday was marked by the
[number of grand officers present.
nine in all, and the official visit!
of worthy grand matron, Mayme
Harmony of Seattle.
Preceding the meeting a no hOSt
dinner fer 28 Star members Was
held at the Colonial House. The
supper served following the meet-
ing at the Temple was attended by
well over 100 guests.
Visitors were present
Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia
Union.
from
a nd
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on the sides. Each wore a small.
gold bow-knot pin, a gift fromlof cadet blue taffeta, styled with]
la square neckline,
l
l
l
' bridegroom.
‘ appliques.
lrosebuds and by tradition
lthe setting of thc buffet supperl
‘ Following their
.around Puget Sound the youngl
JOURNAE
Anderson—Smith W'edding i
Solemnized Saturday ;
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Springer was the scene Satur—v
day evening, August 1, of the
wedding of Dorothy Louise Smith.
daughter of Mrs. George Robertl
Smith and Robert Thomas An-l
derson, son of Mrs. Robert C.[
Springer and Albert W. Ander-
son.
The wedding cere'mony was
read by Reverend R. C. Muhly of.
the Lutheran Church at 9 o’clock
in the evening before an impro—
vised altar in front of an arch-
way. Tall pink hollyhocks were
placed fan shape in front of a
bank of forest greenery at either
side. Baskets of white gadiolas
were arranged at the base of the'
fan. Candelbras lit each side:
About the room and in front of
the mirror on the candlelit‘ man~
tel were sweet peas and garden
flowers. .
The bride, given in marriage by
Mr. Robert C. Springer, wore a
beautiful white satin gown with
a semi—train. It was becomingly
designed princess style with a
sweetheart neckline and long
sleeves, which ended in points ov-|
er the'wrist, and buttoning downi
‘the back from neckline to waist
with satin covered buttons. The
bridal net veil of fingertip length
was caught to her hair with a
band of orange blossoms. She
carried an arm spray of pink and!
white glads, made airy with ba<
by‘s breath and tied with long
satin ribbon and a shower of Cc—,
cil Brunner roses. Her necklacel
of pearls was a gift from the
Mrs. Bernard Winiecki, pianist.
sang “I Love You Truly” and;
“Benediction.”
Maid of honor, Miss Althea
Lange of Olympia. wore a pow-
der blue net dress over taffeta.
Around the full skirt were floral
Her corsage was of
pink roses and SWeet peas.
The bridesmaid, Letha Bozarth
of Olympia, carried a bouquet of
talisman rosebuds, pastel sweet
peas and baby’s breath, tied with
white satin ribbon. Her gown was
cerisc velvet
bows trimmed the sleeves and‘
corners of the neckline and two
on the skirt front gracefully drap-i
ed it. She wore .a corsage of pink:
and white rosebuds and sweetl
peas.
William Gentala of Seattle was
the best man while Robert Beck
of Olympia was usher and lit the
candles. I
The white lace covered bride’s;
table was enhanced with a two-l
tiered cake. decorated with pink!
3. min-i
iaturc bride and groom topped
the cake. White gladiolas and pas- ,
tel garden flowers complimented:
table. i
wedding trip
couple will make their home in
Olympia. For traveling the bride
chose a gray wool dress trimmed
in antique red with a top coat of
Nile green. Her corsage was of
gardenias. '
For her son’s wedding, Mrs!
Springer wore a gown of rosei
colored crepe and a matching"
corsage of rose buds and sweetl
peas. The bride is a graduate of
Sheridan, Wyoming, high school,
where she was active in 4-H Club
work. Her husband attended the
Metropolitan and Dietz Business
College after graduating from
{Shelton high school. He is now
employed at Fort Lewis in the
lpost signal property office. He is
a member of Alpha Upsilon Chap—
ter of Phi Thetha Pi fraternity.
Guests included Mrs. Gertrude
Andrews, Mrs. Delphine Bozarth,
J. Malcom Bozarth, Bob Beck, Al-
lthea Lange. Letha Bozarth and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of
glympia, Bill Gentala of Seat-
c.
From Shelton were Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Otha
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. William Aus-
tin, Mr. and Mrs. FrankPiercn.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Godwin, Mr.
.and Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Norma‘n Westlund, Fae Mill—
er and daughter Jacqueline, Carol
Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Albert W.
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert C. Springer. Also included
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Odom of
‘Mrs. James Cowden and
Son Visit Cousin Herc
Saturday, Mrs. James Cowden
and son _Warren of Olympia
spent the day with her cousin anr‘
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. ClarenCI
Quinn.
Warren. who enlisted in, th(
Marines the first of the year, wa'
home from San Diego for a fev
days.
Shelton Boy Marries
Missouri Girl July 6
Of interest to his many Shel
ton friends is the marriage 0'
IRichard Booth, son of Mr. anc'
l Mrs. Leonard Booth and Miss Vio-
:la Starchman of Missouri.
The young couple were wed or
the evening of July 6 at Issa-
quah. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Browr‘
were their attendants. Mr. and
Mrs. Booth are making their
,home in Issaquah, the groom be—
lng an employe of Boeings.
Returning to California
Mrs. Ted Skelsey and WW
daughters, Natalie and Jacki?
Ileft Wednesday morning for their
home in California.
. They were accompanied by
Horace Skelsey, Sr., who will vis—
it his son for three or four WeekS
before returning home.
Return From Conference
Reverend and Mrs. J. O. Bovee
returned on Sunday from Des
Moines where the Bible Confer-
ence was in session during the
week. About 35 Sheltonites at-
tended with 25 attending most or
[the week's classes.
lwith the class of 1940. Mr. Ogden.
.L -.L _ A. ..
Miss Margaret W'oldcn
\Vods James Ogden Sunday
Down the fl'ower marked aisle,
on the arm of her father, in a
cloud of frothy marquisette and
veiling, came Miss Margaret Wol-
den Sunday afternoon,. August 2,
Party Turns Surprise
0n Hostess Tuesday
Mrs.
ess with Mrs. Rolla Halbert and
Mrs. Robert Tabke was surprised!
Tuesday,
gave honoring Mrs. Steve Rupert:
.. Friday, A van?
‘Spend Sunday At
‘Camp Roganunda
Mrs. Fred Short.
Miss Jane Aldrich I
Mrs. Jean Todd "- ,\
komish Valley, spe‘l‘1_t ‘
the Yakima
Charles Walton, co—host—
when the party they}
lll'l'rnomsr 1
to become the bride of James R. turned out to be a surprise party camp,
“Roganundflifl Fourth and I
Ogden at 4 o'clock in the Mount for her also. as guests of Miss ‘
y‘igvh R, w_ 3
Olive Lutheran Church. . h -,~ Counsellor in j c 0401. 9:45
. . Three tables of brld e were ln-W 0 13 . .y s . z
The bride 15 the daughter of play during the aftergnoon withxand Nature
Lore l‘ Egégeieylg
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wolden 9f honors going to Mrs. A1 Koch’ weeks’
camping‘per ,’ Service, 3
Arcadia Road, and the groom ls Visited Miss Janlce A.
. Mrs. Lawrence Edgbert and Mrs. f FOUR g . ,
the son of James Ogden Sr. of Gene Burgoyne lah, granddallghtol‘é” 927
EQ‘D‘gEE
Capitol Hill. The impressive rites ' lson, who 13, Sports ’. .y
sch0‘01_ 9.4;—
were solemnizcd by the Rev. R. Refreshments were serVEd from Miss Betty
Austin; “ Worship, 1)
c. Muhly. .
The multicolors of summer
gladiolas and sweet peas artis-
tically arranged at the altar and
in the windows and the sprays
of gladiolas and ferns which
marked the pews were high light-
ed by the tall standards of glow-
ing tapers and the sunlight thru
the stained windows.
Mrs. Ann Wolden, dressed in
a large table centered with pink
and blue sweet peas, flanked with
matching tapers. The place cards
were also pink and blue. '
gle, Mrs. Edgbert, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. .
William Carlson, ‘
Ashbaugh, Mrs. L. A. AttwoodpI
Mrs. Leonard Walton, Mrs. Ada
an era Servi
Camper. relish Sm
I
Announces Sons Birth“ ‘
Word has been
Mr. and Mrs. Marlo)
of Springfield, oreg
'1 EDWARns
REhlrd and -f
V Mark ‘5'
Guests were Mrs. Herbert An-‘
Burgoyne, Mrs. Kenneth Blanch—. the .mle awn-Ls 'Il Mass, a. m
ard, Mrs. Robert Allan, Jr., Mrsl qr‘ p Odo}, ., Mass, 9:30 i
..i). ..ll .. Iii. . n 113 Devotion- .
Mrs. George ,
Shelton girl, 1. ‘
Mrs. May Burgess 0“
‘12 OLIVE LI
Hlllcrest on ]
'11.. .
biegc jersey with a corsage of goggs’t mid hfgori‘iqtiggzg x “
Sghoglfflgr’il’f
gardenias, lit the candles. Carry- Wulifr aMr 1‘; 1b ‘rt and
Mr‘s'l S I, gr icrvlce, 11_
ing out the summer colors were T ikon' 5‘ u e ' .'
,7,3%a§;)“‘;n“a“-
the growns of the bride’s attend- a e‘ i, Z_
ants. Matron of' Honor Mrs. Hel-l mRISTIAN t
i In East
en Mathews, sister of the bride,
from Los Angeles, wore a gown-
of pink net and carried an arm'
bouquet of talisman roses and
gardenias.
Mrs. Peggy Walker and June
. I arr
Wolden, the latter a Sister of the will visit there about a monthl
Mrs. Ellen Auseth who will visit
in Searing Springs, Michigan, and
ers. Jalmer Auseth, her daugh-|
ltcr-in-law, visiting in Iowa, have.
.I' S
VS
45.
Word has been received thatI
OFF I
Third and A
ived at their destinations. They l
bride, were bridesmaids, dressed . .
respectively in blue marquisette' befgfieltretummg to the” homes!
and yellow organza. They carried} m e on‘ . . TIDE Ln
yellow and pink sheaths of glad- ‘ Mn and Mrs. Oppolt ' “31’s
EERFJ
. . l a . ' i l , k’. S
101‘“- lAnnounce. ‘N‘ita'sVEngagcmc/nt l . enclng at
“The Lord's Prayer” and “Ben-l
cdiction” Were sung by Mrs. Ber-v
the wedding marches. ‘
lovely in a frothy gown of white;
French mar’quisette with full bi—
shop sleeves gathered in a tight
wrist band of lace and with insets
of lace at the waist. The modest
1
,high neckline and sleeve caplets
were trimmed in lace, and the
skirt with a long train was cut
nounce the engagement of their'
nard Winiecki, who also played, daughter Nita to Cecil R, Ettinu.
l ger, son
The blondc bride was radiantly Taylorvillc, Illinois.
‘ not
w.s.o.s. Schedule
Wednesday Meeting ,
tian Service will hold a potluck.
meeting at the home of Mrs. VV.1
noon
" main entrall
uCOurt HUUS!‘
1 County of
Eton. by lll!‘
. Quilty, the l'
.7 tide lands
Movements s
; field at publl
, lddcr theref
of Skill
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Oppelt an-l
of Mrs. Minnie Nolan of
The date for the wedding has
yet been set. ,
\No one
ted States.
3.. {fired their
-I‘Eh. can pure
r PLICATION
be lands or
iy the Slat-l
E‘.
The Women's Society for Chris-
full. .F. Roberts, 'Wednesday at 1 . n or wimv 1‘
She carried :1 Spray of sweet- o‘clock. The afternoon will be ‘ A l .
township
heart roses and gardqmas, Her Spent socially after a short busi-
“1&1th liai'in
. (- 1111s 1
full length blusher veil was fas-lneSS meeting and devotionals
toned to a starched lace coronet.‘
edged with dainty seed pearls and
was held by bunches of lilies of.
the valley. '
Robert Lemke was the groom'si
man and Arthur Wolden and
Kenneth Wolden were ushers.
For her daughter's marriage,
Mrs. Wolden wore a dress of blue;
and white print with white ac—
cessories, Miss S. Ella Odgen,
aunt of the groom wore beige and
blue silk attire. Both corsages
were formed of gladiola and‘
bachelor buttons.
Following the ceremony the re—
ception was held at the Wolden.
home decorated with bouquets of!
summer garden flowers. A minia-
ture bride and groom topped the
three-tiered pink and white bride's
cake which centered the reception .1
table. Pink candles on each side
complimented the table.
Mrs. W. S. Rempel was in
charge of the serving and Mrs.‘
Glen Ridel, sister of the bride-
groom and Mrs. Archie Lemke
poured. M'rs. Dorothy McGee pre-
sided at the guest book. Mrs.
Joyce Scott was in charge of
gifts.
Following a wedding trip to
Eastern Washington, the young
couple will make their home in
Tacoma. For traveling Mrs. Odgen
wore a beige suit with beige and
brown accessories and a top coat
of brown and blue plaid. Her cor-‘
sage was of gardenias.
The bride, recently employed at
the J. C. Penney Company is a
graduate of Irene S. Reed schooll
also attended the Shelton highi
school and was employed at Ray-|
onier Incorporated before movingl
to Tacoma. I
Out of town guests at the wed-l
ding were Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Reynoldson and children, and Mrs.
Hazel Davies of Tacoma. Mrs.
Joe Hill had charge of the church.
decorations. I
General Welfare i
Schedules Meeting f‘
The General Welfare Club will .v,
how the” regular meeting" at the‘!‘«,
Memorial Hall Saturday evening, I;
with a lunch and dance follow-
ing their o’clock meeting.
Visits Mother
Mrs. T. A. Thomason of Atas- ',
cedero, Calif, is
weeks in Shelton visiting her mo— ,1"
ther, Mrs. Matilda Olson ‘and' her
sister, Mrs. W. H. Smith.
Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. William StcVenson
and daughter Rosemary, returned“
during the week end from a vaCa- '
tion trip to Couer d’Alene, Idaho,
where they spent_ five days on the“
lake and back to the coast, for
four days at LaPush Ocean beach,
then on to Victoria, where-they!
ipent Several days. "
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Vlrs. James Amunds I
Honors Mrs. Cannon
'Honoring Mrs; Cliff Cannon, :‘
.vho will soon make her home inf
Qlympia, Mrs. James Amunds en-
tertained at her home last Thurs- *
day with a pot luck dinner. The
afternoon was spent hemming
".owels for Mrs. Cannon‘s newv
home. ' '
Guests were Mrs. Frank Lynn.
VII‘S. William Maxwell, Mrs. J. T.‘
Shimek. Mrs. Al Huerby, Mrs.’
Eliff Wivell, Mrs. Horate Skelsey,
V‘Irs. Cliff Cannon and Mrs. James
\munds. ’
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'tt Island Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Johnson
spent the past week at the Island
Lake home of Rev. and Mrs. J.
O. Bovee. . l
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Return From Vacation 13
Mr. and MrS. Frank Worden
1nd children returned the first of
the week from a vacation which
took them east of the mountains
to White Bluffs and back to Ta-
coma and Seattle where they vis-
ited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank L. Worden Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Gustafson.
From Seattle
Sally Jo Starwich, daughter of-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Seattle, is visiting
the 170m“ 01" Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Rector. I
‘Navy Mothers Slate
Coming Social ‘Meet
l hold a social meeting at the Kam- 1
ilchc home of Mrs. Florence Tay-E i .-,
lor on August 12. l "
All members attending will meet
at the Memorial Hall by noon,
Ibefore going to Kamilche.
‘Navy Mothers are invited to at-.
tend.
spending two
Starwich, of
this Week at {-
t $1,730.00.
any ride
Hama Hal
The Navy Mothers’ Club will,
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her 9. 1936
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A potluck dinner will be served. 1
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