If you like comedy with a dif
i ferent touch don't neglect to visit
I the Coliseum Theatre during the
1 run of "The Ghost Goes West."
DOROTHYOWEN
MARRIES RALPH
WAGGONER HERE
Evergreens, Flowers and
Candles Transform
Church for Nuptials
Under an arch of evergreens. Miss
Dorothy Owen of Kearney, Nebras
ka. and Ralph Waggoner of Juneau
were married at 11:15 o'clock Sat
urday night in a double ring cere
mony performed by the groom’s fa
ther, the Rev. David Waggoner, at
the First Presbyterian Church.
The bride, who arrived on the
Northwestern from Nebraska went
direct to the Church. She wore a
blue knit travelling suit which har
monized perfectly with the Shasta
daisies, delphinium and candelabra
which transformed the intimate lit
tle church into one of the most
beautiful summer wedding settings
ever witnessed in Juneau.
There were no attendants, and
the ushers were Arthur W. Henn
ning, Norris Ricardson and V. M
Beaucamp. Willis E. Nowell, vio
linist. accompanied by Carol Beery
Davis, played musical selections both
before and after the ceremony.
A midnight buffet luncheon was
served at the Waggoner home after
the wedding and attended by all the
persons who assisted in the affair.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner are
talented musicians, having first met
while attending Hastings Conserva
tory at Hastings, Nebraska. Mrs.
Waggoner, who is a pianist and or
chestra director, has been supervis
or of music in a high school in Ne
braska. Mr. Waggoner is Juneau's
best known tenor soloist. The new
ly weds will make Juneau their
home and have apartnjents in the
Waggoner residence.
YUKON HERE
GOING SOUTH
The steamer Yukon, returning to
Seattle from the Westward, sailed
from the Pacific Coast dock at 9
o'clock this morning with the fol
lowing passengers for Seattle: J. B.
