Amid a setting of palms, greenery and white chrysanthemums, a pretty home wedding was solemnized on the evening of November 4th, when Miss Marie Louise Yeo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Yeo, became the bride of Henry N. Veale. Miss Bernice Vanscoy acted as bridesmaid, and Winston Mack as best man. The service was read by Dr. Nice before the relatives and a few intimate friends of the young couple. Before the ceremony, Mrs. A. W. Reese sang “O Promise Me,” and the wedding music was played by Mrs. C. Stemler. An informal reception followed the wedding, and in the dining room the daintily appointed table was presided over by Mrs. J. Stiver and Mrs. C. Henderson.

A pretty home wedding was solemnised at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Yeo, 305 Highland street, November 4, when their daughter. Miss Marie Louise Yeo, became the bride of Henry N. Veale. Miss Bernice Van-scoy acted as bridesmaid, and Winston Mack, best man. "O. Promise Me," was sung by Mrs. A. W. Reese, the wedding march played by Mrs. C. Stemler. Mrs. J. Stiver and Mrs. C. Henderson assisted In serving. The ceremony was per formed by Dr. Nice. The rooms were artistically decorated in foliage and white chrysanthemums. Only relatives of the family and few intimate friends of the -bride and groom were In attendance,

1920 Census - living in Portland Oregon and married to Henry Veale

1930 Census - living in Seattle WA (renting at the Garden Court Apts, block 3826 16th Ave, Seattle and married to Henry Veale. Not employed, Henry is a manager in Automobile sales

1933 Marie Veale and Lillian Yeo travel to England. Manifest shows her married and living in Portland. Husband did not travel with her.

1940 Census - living in Oakridge Precinct, Lane, Oregon. Married to Wayne Holt - Telegrapher Railroad.