"Why don't you give your new bunga
low a name? Something appropriate.
Other people do. There’s 'Seldom
Inn', 'Walk Inn,' 'Cosoy Inn,' and
a lot of tbthers."
"That's an idea. As I’ve just finis!
id paying for it, I'll name it
'All Inn'."
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ANN MCFFITT WEDS
Ann Moffitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Moffitt, became the bride of
Wayne Welch of anchorage on Sunday
.august 7, at 4 p.m. in the United
Protestant Church. Rev. Victor I.
Alfsen officiated in the double ring
ceremony.
The bride '’’ore white satin with a
lace edged finger tip veil. She car
ried an orchid spray with a white
Bible. She was giv^n in marriage by
her father.
The bride was attended By her sister,
Mrs. Betty DuRand, as Matron^of Hon
or, in a dusty rose crepe gownJJiss
Joyce KoCker, in ivory tulle, v;s.s
bride’s maid. Nancy Ann Hcrnon,in
blue crepe, and Polly Ann Moffitt in
maize crope, were flower girls. Both
are nieces of the bride. Little Pat
DuRand, nephew of the bride, was
ring bearer. He ;vas dressed in a
becoming sailor suit.
The Matron of Honor and Brides Maid
carried bouquets of flowers from the
M tanuska Valley Gardens which were
arranged by Maud Hosier.
The groom was attended by ’.’illicon.
Schick of Pennsylvania, and Leon Ray
of , .Inborn a. Both attendants are from
the 65th Jet lighter Squadron of
which the groom is also a member.All
throe wore in uniform.
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers from the gardens of
Mrs. Fannie Werner.
Mrs. Donn France, Mrs. Carl DuRand,
Dorothy Mau and Rosie Hughes wore in
charge of the Gift table.
Jrs. Jack Qopc, Mrs. Vic Johnson and
Jrs. Irwin Plitt were in charge of
the Reception. Mrs. V.C, Mau cut
and served the Wedding cake.
Two hundred and twenty-five persons
signed the Guest Book and there were
many who did not add their names to
the list. Out of town guests in
cluded hr. and Mrs. Reich, Mrs.
Elizabeth Reekie, Mrs. Esther Carl
son, Mr. end Mrs. DuRand and Mrs.
Lydia Scarles of Anchorage.
The bridal couple loft immediately
after the ceremony for Anchorage.
They will make their home in Anchor
ego following the groom’s release
from the ^ir Service.
Mrs. Housewife barged into the gro
cery store briskly asked: ’’Remember
that cheese you sold me yesterday?"
Grocer: ’’Yes, mad cm.
’’Did you say 10 ves imported or do~
ported from Switzerland?” she asked,