neckline, full lace sleeves, empire waistline, bell skirt, chan-Lilly lace appliques and seed pearls A detachable chapel length train was bordered with lace. Her matching headpiece of lace and seed pearls held her bouffant elbow-length veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade of white roses, blue carnations and baby’s breath.Mrs. Joe Dickey, Muscatine, was matron of honor for her sister She wore a floor-length gown of light blue floral sheer over satin. The gown was styled with long full peeves, a wedding ring collar, lace embroidery on the cuffs and empire waistline about the A-line skirt. Mrs. Larry Digney, Walcott, and Mrs. Jerry Digney, Fort Madison, were bridesmaids for their sister-in-law. They were dressed identically to the honor attendant and each carried a single long stemmed pink roseMiss Debi Althetde, Galesburg,Founders chapter meets at churchFounders Chapter, T.T.T. held its March meeting at the First Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. W K. Rogers,tier bridal cake centered the serving table. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Morehead were host and hostess. The cake was cut and served by Mrs. Richard Shield and Mrs. Irving Rexroth. Punch and coffee were poured by Mrs. Ronald Raub and Mrs. Neil Hildebrand.Mrs. Steven Shield presided at the guest book Assisting with the gifts were Tresa Totemeier, Vicki Rexroth and Carolyn St ucker.For traveling, the bride chose a navy and white frock with matching vest, navy accessories and the corsage from her bouquet.Mrs. Totemeier is a graduate of West Liberty High and attended Sawyer College of Business, Davenport. She is employed as a secretary at the University Hospital, Iowa City.Totemeier is a graduate of Wmfield-Mt. Union High School and Iowa Slate University, Ames He is engaged in farming near Columbus Junction, but they are living on his parent’s farm near Winfield at the present time.Out-of-town guests attended from Galesburg, 111.; Muscatine, Dysart, Mt. Union, Winfield, Walcott, Iowa City, Atalissa and Fort Madison, Iowa.