The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 3

Sharon.L McMillan Weds Richard Wayne Blakeley A color scheme of blue and white and lighted candles was used to decorate the Chehalis Westminster Presbyterian church last Saturday evening for the wedding of Miss Sharon Lee McMillan and Richard Wayne Blakeley. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McMillan and the bridegroom's parents are' Mr. and Mrs.

E. Blakeley, Tacoma. Reading the double ring rite was the Rev. George Shuman, pastor of the church, and in the of 110 guests, Mariane Blaser sang "Because" and "I Love You Truly." Miss Blaser was accompanied by the organist, Mrs. E.

A. Jones who -also played the Wedding March. The father of the bride gave his daughter in marriage and she wore a while nylon lace over white satin gown. The bodice was fashioned with a round neckline and long sleeves and the full skirt ended in a train. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a drop seed pearl crown and she carried a white orchid surrounded by white roses and satin bows.

Marion Laisure, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and "Pouring were Donna Woodward and Sharon Powers. a wedding trip to- the beach the bride changed to a blue suit and wore the orchid from her wedding corsage. The bride is a graduate of the W. F. West high school and plans to attend the Mary Stone" Beauty school in Seattle.

The bridegroom graduated from the. C'entralia Junior College and is presently employed by the Boeing Aircraft company, Seattle. Brownies Visit Capitol Grounds Brownie Troop No. 23 of Oakview grade school led by Mrs. Ted Kline and Mrs.

Pete Hagen spent'Saturday touring the capitol grounds and museum. The group left Centralia by train and was met by Mrs. Carl Mrs. Floyd Jackson. Mrs.

Nolan Joachim and Mrs. Harold Wall. The Brownies ate sack lunches on the capitol steps and then toured the state reception room, senate and house of representatives and carried a bouquet of blue and white spring flowers. Chris Pedersen, Janet Lester and Janice Hoffman, dressed like the maid of honor, were the bridesmaids and the tour. Brownies making the trip were Maureen Clements, Pamela.

Cheney, Elaine Gelder, Jacqueline Gillespie, Joyce Gooder, Sharon Grange. Jody- Hagen, Katherine vji cmgCi fjuuv Jiagcn, me Sally Johnson and Gajl Canady mss Dcnise Joachim. Marcia were fne candlehghlers. The How- enthahn. Dee Ann Kline, Linda Marjorcs.

Peggy Wall and Linda er girl was Cheryl Lynn Clark. A friend of the bridegroom, Ronald Poage, was best man, and Hagen. Others making the tour were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gelder Dean and Jerry Blakeley ushered.

I and familyj Mrs HaroW Wa)1 and The ring bearer was Jeffery I Sue Ann Mrs ac kson Woodward. and Sharon, and Nola A beige lace dress with red I oa chim and family. -Mrs. Pete accessories and a brown baby or- Hagen.and Mrs. Ted Kline, chid corsage was chosen by the visitj mother of the bride and Mrs.

Blakeley wore a blue dress with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ambeau a pink orchid corsage. a nd son, Allan of Escanaba. The.parents of the bride are the house guests of hosts to a reception in the church Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Ambeau, for guests who were, present at the a brother and sister-in-law in Gen- wedding. A maltese cross white i tralia. The Ambeau's are on a wedding cake decorated with month Ions vacation which will flowers was placed on the bride's include California, New Mexico table and was served by Mrs. Hel.

I and Illinois before returning en Rayion and Mrs. Walter home to Michigan. Johnson-Nelson Married In Doty Church Wedding DOTY In a double ring ceremony, performed by the Rev. Wheeler at the Doty Pentecostal Church of God on June 5, Joan Best man was Louie Gilleland and attendants were Dale Nelson and Ray Johnson. Billy Lusk and Gary Nelsrn ushered and Nelson and Reuben Johnson re- i Ricky Nelson was the ring-bear- peated their vows before an altar i er.

decorated white candles,) A beige dress with beige acces- white carnations and pink gladio- series was worn by the bride's li. The new Mrs, Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Nelson, route 4, Chehalis, and the mother and the mother of the bridegroom chose a rose colored dress with white accessories. Their corsages were of pink rose- was bridegroom is the son of Mr. and buds and while carnations. Mrs. A.

A. Johnson, The Dalles, The Doty Rebekah hall Ore 'he scene of the reception and Preceding the rites, which were as lllc bride's parents. witnessed by 100 guests, Mrs. able was draped with a white Donna Albright fang "The Lord's clolh Praver" and "Savior, Like a Shepherd. Lead Us," accompanied by Mrs.

Rayma Bush. Given in marriage by her falh- er the bride wore a white lace- centerc Wllh thrce cake Decorated mih bells and Tht Chehalis Westminster Presbyterian church was Hit setting for wedding of Miss Sharon McMillan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McMillan, Chehalis, and Richard Wayne Blakeley, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. Tacoma, last Saturday tvtning in a candlelighttd certmony. Kerihaw Photo. I tiered silver roses flanked by yollow and I lavender iris. Serving the cake were Carrie Helvie.

Aronda i ciaz and Donna Albright. Pouring over-white sa.m ballerina -length were Darlene Merriu and Sand gown and carried an orchid with satin streamers atop a white Bible. Judy Morton, a friend, was maid of honor and she wore a pink formal with a white jacket in Lewis county for 15 years and and carried an old fashioned flow-; the bridegroom has resided hert er no: anna wore pink formals with white I Guests from out-of-town were jackets and carried nosegays, from Seattle. Pe Ell. Chehalis, The candlelighters were Susan Olympia, Kelso, Ridgefield.

Van Frice. The bride's traveling outfit, for a trip to Walla Walla, was a blue suit with white accessories. The new Mrs. Johnson has lived I Planning te make thier first home at Fircrtst an Mr. and Mrs.

Harold LeRoy Hauge (Connie Lee Chapptll) who were married last Saturday evening at the Chehalis First Methodist church. new Mrs. Hauge is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Chappelf, Chehalis, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold p. Hauge, Tacoma.

Evernden Photo. Former Connie Chappell isegay Peg Church and De-' for the past six years. He is now: i i i i I I I Turner, bridesmaids, also a minister. I A candlelight ceremony with Best man was Jerry Pruess, Ta- baskets of pink peonies and white Smarciaz and Anita Helvie. couver.

Stevenson, Pacific Beach, Mary Lusk, flower girl, wore a Centralia, Corner and The blue nylon dresi. Dalles and Portland, Ore. delphiniums banking the altar, formed the setting for the marriage of Miss Connie Lee, of Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Chappell, Chehalis. and Har-. old LeRoy (Lee') Hauge, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold 0. Hauge, Tacoma. Wedding bells and white satin ribbon bows lined the pews MUrrM fci Church if (M wtrt Mr. and Mrt. Johnttn (Joan Ntlun).

Tht MM. It tht httr tf Mr. and Mri. A. J.

Nalton, rwtt 4, Chthalii, and tht bridttrttm art Mr. and Mn. A. A. IvwmhM Phtfe coma, and the ushers, Ron Fol- wcll, Perry Keithley and John Tharp.

also lighted the candles. Kevin Pettit was the ring-bearer. Each wore a red rosebud botiton- niere. The mother of the bride chose a coral chiffon-over-taffeta sheath dress and the bridegroom's mother wore a peacock blue silk shan- of the bride's aisle where the 250 tuns sheath dress. Baby white or- guests were seated.

t'hids completed their costumes. At a 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon ceremony, Miss Rosella Mae Dur- became of Ellsworth Cristler at the Chehalis St. John'! Lutheran church. Durden daughter of the M. L.

Durdtns, Longview, and bridegroom is tht son of Mr. and Mrs. Orvillt Criitltr, Chehalii. Ktrthaw Photo, The Daily Chronicle, Saturday, June 13, 1959 Popular Chehalis Couple United In Sunday Service The Chehalis St. John's Lutheran church was the setting for the wedding of Miss Rosella Mae Durden, Chehalis, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. Durden, Longview, and Ellsworth Cristler, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Cristler. Chehalis, last Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The church, decorated by Mrs. Paul Tornow, Mrs. John, Nowad- nick, and Mrs.

Ed Ramsey, featured tall baskets of pink- peonies and white calla lilies, accented by 28 lighted tapers. Each pew was marked by a single pink rose and dainty white blooms tied with white ribbons, bons. Preceding the double-ring rites, read by I he Rev. George L. Holmquist, Mrs.

William Hagerman played the organ music and also accompanied Mrs. George Crosta who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "0' Perfect Love" in the presence of 150 guests. The bride advanced down the white draped aisle on the arm of her father who gave in marriage. She wore a floor-length white nylon lace-over-white slipper satin off-the-'shoulder gown. The bodice was with tiny seed pearls and cascading from the back of the waistline was a long white nylon lace and.satin train.

Her white illusion net veil was waist-length and was held in place by a rhinestone tiara. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid, surrounded by stephanotis and white satin streamers. Mrs. Gary Conover, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and she wore a floor-length rose net- over-taffeta gown, styled like that worn by the bride, and a matching hat and elbow mitts completed her costume. A pink gladioli crescent shaped bouquet was carried by the matron of honor and the bridesmaids, who were Janice Hoffman and Karen Ferrall.

The bridesmaids gowns were also floor-length, in light pink, and they wore matching hats and mitts like that worn by the matron of honor. Small Dorothy Macomber, flower girl, was dressed in a rose gown, identical to the bride's and the attendants and she carried a basket of rose petals. The cousin of the bridegroom, Edward Harvey Cristler, was best man and ushering were Arden White, Johnnie Loy and Orville Durden. Donald Durden was the ring-bearer and Tornow and Sam eitzeU-werW the acolytes. The bridegroom and his attendants wore white and red boutonnieres.

Mrs. Durden chose a pink lace over pink taffeta dress and white accessories and Mrs. Cristler wore a beige lace over beige taffeta dress and her accessories were pink. Each wore a pink orchid corsage. The bride's parents entertained at a reception in the church parish hall immediately following tht nuptials.

In charge of the reception were Dick Hanson, Mrs. James Petra, Mrs. Ivan Armstrong and Mrs. Herman Miessner. Pouring were Miss Beverly Cristler and Mrs.

Phillip Grislier and the cake was cut and served by Mrs. Don Foxley. At the gift table were Mrs. Arden White and Airs. Dale Sielaff and Mrs.

John Mackey had charge of the guest book. The bridegroom's cake was passed by the Misses' Lynette White and Becky Ferrall. For a honeymoon to California the new Mrs. Cristler donned, a navy blue suit with white accessories and wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet. The bride has resided in Chehalis for six years and the bridegroom has been a Chehalis resident for 22 years.

He is at present associated in business with his father and the-pair will make their home at 1727 McFadden, Chehalis, after June 21. Guests from out-of-town attended from Yakima. Sedro Woolley, Seattle. Longview, Riley and Bend, and Redwood City. Centralia Club Greets Guest The Centralia Toastmistress welcomed one Mrs.

Clema Fittis Wednesday to 7 o'clock dinner meeting at the Lewis-Clark hotel Eight members were" present. Hie inspiration was given by Irma Linn and topic mistress for the evening was Mrs. Jay Agnew. Her topic was news items from The Daily Chronicle, June 9 oaper. Toastmistress, Mrs.

Norton C. Seip. introduced three impromhi speakers. Robert Conner Save "I Love Keeping Irma Linn, "Selling Washington Stale to Visitor," and Aletta Sutherland, Club Membership." Mrs. Conner also was soeaker on Education; Gladys Brill, roundtable a a i Maxine Mathews, timekeeper.

Next meeting wil be Installation of officers, June 24. Have Your Diamond Cleaned Checked FREE AT Jewelry 111-A N. Tower Phone PE Centrifla Stella Orena Twlntns, daughter of Mn. Etta Twining, Chehalis, and Richard Stephen Fleming, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene R. Fleming, Silver Creek, exchanged wedding vows June 4 at the Apostolic. I Faith church in Chehalis where they are now at home. Evernden Photo. Evening Wedding Fleming-Twining Couple Pink peonies, pink and white i dies, pink sweelpeas and ivy.

The gladioli. and 72 lighted Carol Williamson was the or- ganisl and accompanied Gary Herriford who sang "Because" and "The Ixrd's Prayer" preceding the double-ring ceremony. The service was performed by the Rev, Walter S. Gleiser, at the Chehalis First Methodist church last Saturday evening. The father of the bride, Everett Chappell, gave his daughter in marriage and she wore a floor- length bouquet taffeta gown witfr an empire waistline.

A huge back bow held a tie train which'fell from the imported Chantilly lace bodice and her cap of lace, re- embroidered in seed pearls; held her veil in place. The bride's'bou- quet was of white roses surrounded by white stephanotis and green ivy with white'satin ribbons. "Miss Sally Jo Banker, Seattle, college friend of the bride, was maid of honor and she wore a pink-orchid party dreljs of slipper satin with a scoop neckline and a full skirt. A cummerbund at the waistline ended in back with a large bow. She wore, a pink satin bow in her hair, from which fell a short veil, and her shoes were pink satin.

Her bouquet was of American beauty roses and green ivy. Patricia O'Neil and Darlcne Hauge, sister of the bridegroom, were dressed in blue to match the maid of honor and they carried pink roses trimmed in ivy. The cousin of the bridegroom, Dcon Teels, was the flower girl and she wore a floor-length pink-orchid embossed lal.fela frock and carried a raw. Following the wedding a recep tion was given at the church by a of the bride. Centering the bride's table was a five-tiered wedding cake, with the base "of the cake in the shape of hearts, and decorated with pink rosebuds topped with the traditional bride and bridegroom Mrs.

James Cottet, aunt of the bridegroom, was at the punch bowl and serving the cake was Mrs. Jack Pennick. Jo- Anne McNulty had charge of the guest book and pouring coffee were Mrs. Don Ricker, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. James Stecle.

cousin of the bride. Jane Austin, Mrs. Robert Hamrick and Miss Margie.Hull were at the gift table and Carol and -Anita Gerberding passed the bridegroom's cake. A yellow cotton lace sheath dress with white accessories and the corsage from her wedding bouquet was chosen by the bride for a wedding trip to Canada. The new Mrs.

Hauge, a Chehalis resident for 19 years, graduated from the Chehalis high school and the Centralia Junior College. She was formerly employed by the Foole-Cone and Bclding Advertising company, Los Angeles, Calif. The bridegroom, a Tacoma resident for 19, years, graduated from Lincoln high school and attended Western Washington College of Education. He is currently employed by the Pre-Fit Door and Cabnit company, Fircrest, Guests were present from Woodland, Seattle, Tacoma, Lot Aoititf, candies banked the altar of the Chehalis Apostolic Faith church when Miss Stella Orena Twining and-Richard Stephen Fleming re- leated their nutial vows June 4 at an 8 o'clock evening service. The wedding music was played by Miss Roberta Ruele and a Johnston.

Chehalis, sang "Because" and John Friej sen "The Lord's Prayer," preceding the ceremony which was performed by the Rev. Reuel Green in the presence of 150 guests. A white lace over white satin floor length gown was worn by the bride and her headpiece was of pearl orange blossoms. She carried a small white Bible topped with white orchids. Miss Dianne Worthington, close friend of the pair, was maid of honor wearing a nile green dress, trimmed with white chiffon and forest green velvet ribbon.

She carried a bouquet of gardenias surrounded by pink car- I nations. The candlelighters. Miss Judi Fleming and Miss Shirley Muller, wore white gowns, trimmed in nile green chiffon and forest green velvet and they carried pink carnation bouquets. Miss Frances Fleming, flower girl, was dressed in a white an'd green printed nylon dress and her flowers were gardenias and pink carnations in a nosegay. The brother of the bridegroom.

Donald Fleming, was Ushering were Glen Wines, Larry Fleming, Arthur Wines. and Richard Cooper. The mother of' the bride donned a pink lace street length dress and the mother of bridegroom chose a blue lace dress. White baby orchid corsages completed Ihcir costumes. The reception was held in the basement of the church and the teorattd can- wedding cake was three and decorated with pink roses and a miniature bride and groom.

Pouring were Mrs. Myra Bowar and Mrs. Glen Wines, sis-, ters of the bride. Serving the cake was Mrs. John Friesen.

The new Fleming graduated from the W. F. West high school and is employed by the John A. May company, Chehalis. The bridegroom graduated from the Mossyrock high school and is employed by the Ed S.

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