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MISS KAREN CARLSON ANI
FREDERICK SIMPSON
WED HERE NOV. 2
The First Presbyterian Ohu
rch was the setting for Ithe mar,
riiage of Miss Karen Selina Oar
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
August Carlson of Sitka, to Ma
Frederick S'impsan. son of Mr
and Mrs. Charles Littlefield
on November 2. The Rev. H
VanDyke officiated at Ithe dou
ble rinig. candle-light ceremony
An archway of greenery deck
ed with white and yellow chyrs
anthemuimis was erected at the
head of the aisle, flanked by
large white baskets filled with
white and yellow chrysanthe
mums. White tapers in tall
candelabra were placed on the
chancel. White satin ribbon
tied off the pews, to which
white candles were affixed.
Given in marriage by her
grandfather. Peter Nathan, who
oame here from Craig for the
wedding, the bride wore a
white gown styled with a fit ed
bodice and full skirt, ending in
a chapel train. The bodice was
of lace, with a tulle yoke,
while the tiered skirt was of
tulle flounces with wide scal
oped lace edging, over net and
taffeta.
Her finger-dip length veil of
imported English silk illusion
was caught by a tiara of pleat
ed nyon tulle accented by bead
ed flowers. The scalloped lace
endinlg the veil matched her
gown. The bride carried a
while Bible topped by a spray
of white carnations.
Miss Marie Carlson was hon
or attendant for her sister.
Her pink net-over-4 aiffeta
gown was in ballerina length,
made with a fif ed bodice and
bouffant skirt. She carried a
shower bouquet of mums dyed
a pale green shade, and wore
a matching spray of the flow
ers in her hair.
The Misses Margaret Ham
ilton. in yellow. Josephine
Scott, in pink and Patricia
Paddock, in aqua and Mrs.
Henry Johnson, in blue, were
bridehma ids. Their frocks
were of nett over taffeta in
ballerina length. Miss Pad
dock wore a spray of pink car
nations in her hair, While the
other bridesmaids had large
picture hats matching their
gowns. Each carried nosegays
©f pink carnations.
Mary Alice Perkins was
flower girl in a pink nylon
dress. She carried a basket of
rose petals.
Louie Simpson, brother of
'the bridegroom, stood as best
man. while Peter Simnson,
William Littlefield, Henry
Johrtson and Sam Sirlg server
IP'S ushers.
Miss Phyllis Lowe (played
the traditional wedding pro
cessional and recessional mus
ic at the organ and also ac
companied Mrs. H. Van Dvke
Who sang “Because, and i
Love You Truly” preceding
the ceremony.
i]VTrs Charles Littlefield,
mother df l‘he 'bridegroom,
wore a blue oreoe dress with
a matching lace top, with ac
cessories and a corsage o re
roses. ,
iSoime hundred and seventy
five guests attended the re
ception which followed at ..he,
AN'B Hall. Laid with a .ace
doth, the bride’s table was
centered with a fo^r't^r®
decorated wedding cake, flan
ed bv white candles m crystal
holders. The silver coffee ser
vice was placed ait one end
and the punch gowl at the other
Mrs. Boland Wurster and
Mrs. 9am Sing
while Miss Jessie Eraser and
Miss Cora Houck s^ved
punch. Mrs. Jessie W Pnce
served the wedding cake, after
the young couple had out the
36TH ANNIVERSARY TO
BE MARKED BY AUXILIARY
i
Thursday evening memibers
of Sitka unit No. 14, Ameri
can Lelgion Auxiliary, will cel
‘ ebrate the thirty-sixth year of
the founding of that organ! -
; zation.
Sil.ka unit was chartered in
1023 and there are several
charter memibers who still be
long to the unit.
Members having articles
ready for the Veterans gift
shop are asked to bring them
to this meeting. Also this is
the time otf year for the en
rolling of new memibers and
for old members to renew their
membership. A membership
drive is now on and the unit
would like to reach their quo
ta as soon as possible.
All memibers are asked to
ibe present alt this Thursday
t session to help celebrate the
anniversary of the founding
of the Auxiliary.
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| RECEPTION TO MARK
J SIVER ANNIVERSITY
Women of the Lutheran
Church issue a cordial invita
tion to all friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Ediwin Reed to attend a
silver wedding reception on
Wednesday evening.
Devotions will be held in
the church at eight o’clock fol
lowed by the reception in the
center.
Marguerite Hoefflin and Ed
win Reed were married Nov.
9, 1030 at the home of her
father at Muscatine. Iowa.
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SITKA WOMAN’S CLUB
MEETS FRIDAY
Monthly meeting of Ihe Sit
ka Woman’s Club will be held
Friday at 8 p. m. at the club
house. Program will feature a
talk on mental heath by Dr.
B. E. McBrayer.
Hostess committee includes
;,he Mesdames John Holie, Wil
liam Arthur, Henry Chapman
and Frederick Knefoel.
BARANOF CHAPTER TO
MEET THURSDAY
i Baranof Chapter No. 15 of j
the O. E. S. will hold a relgu- J
lar meeting Thursday evening I
at 8 p m. at the Carpenter's j
(Hall. The initiation originally,
' scheduled has been cancelled, j
Program will be the show-’
ing oif slides and a talk by i
Miss Elizabeth Peters on her
visit, to Europe this summer. \
Weather
ly were in the 40’s. At Alpine
Tex., yesterday’s high was
first traditional slice.
Assisting with the serving
and alboait the room were the,
Mesdaimes Chris Williams, Ves
ta S'eott. Lester Roberts and
Robert Petro; and the Misses
Mary Lawson and Olga John
son/Miss Ethel Williams had
charge of the guest book,
while gift tables were arrang
ed by Miss Elizabeth Barnes,
Miss Selina Williams and Mrs.
Paul Farquhar.
The bride attended Sheldon
Jackson School, completing,
her sophomore year. Mr. Simp,
son. who left Sheldon Jackson j
School in his junior year to^
enter the armed forces, has
been employed as a fisherman
since his return. i
The you nig couiple are mak
ing their home in Sitka.
notice
BARANOF CHAPTER, O.E.
S., stated meeting Thursday 8
p. m. Carpenters Hall. Visiting
members welcome.
Ernestine Veatch
Worthy Matron
32 — freezing — compared tc
a high of 71 on Monday. Twc
inches of snow fell during the
day.
Early morning temperatures
were in the 20’s and 30’s in
other parts of the cold belt
'There was some warming yes
'terday in the west as a mlass
olf mid Pacific air moved rap
idly eastward across the Rock
’ ies into the northern and cen
trial plains. At Rapid City, S.
D., the day’s h%h of 61 was
22 degrees higher than Mon
day. It wias cloudy in Seattle.
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