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Vw/rtiMRS. HAROLD CARVER CAPSHAW 111H. C. CAPSHAW III UNITEDIN TULSA CHURCH RITESROSEMARY EUGENIA BROWN1/On the afternoon of Easter Sunday Miss Rosemary Eugenia Brown of Denver. Colo., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Brown of Tulsa and Barnsdall. Okla.. became the bride of Harold Carver Capshaw Til of Golden. Colo. Their vows were read at 3 o’clock bv Dr. Warren C. Hultgren in the chape! of First Baptist Church. TulsaMrs. Biown chose an enibroider-PEMr. and Mrs. Harold Carve: Capshaw, Jr.. of Tulsa and Corsicana are the parents of the bridegroom.The bride, escorted to thealtar by her father, chose a tormal length gown of imported Chantilly lace over slipper satin. The shoulder-wide Bateau neckline was scalloped. and the figurine bodice was styled with long sleeves tapered to points over the hands and with tiny self-covered buttons in back. A trapeze court train, falling from the shoulders, extended beyond the bouffant skirt.Her fingertip veil of bridal illusion was caught to a seed pearl tiara. Her only jewels were pearls, and her white Bible was overlaid with white roses and stephanotis, centered with an orchid.Attendants ListedMrs. Jerry D. Aguilar of Tulsa was the bride’s honor attendant. Mrs. Thomas Swope of Jenks.j Okla.. was bridesmatron. andMiss Lee Oaren Brotherton ofTulsa was bridesmaid. They wore street length sheaths of pink polished cotton with matching horsehair braid hats and carried colonial bouquets ofAmerican Beauty roses.John Robinson of Tulsa server- the bridegroom as best man. Steve Chesebro. also of Tulsa, and Robert Rlecken of Bartlesville. Okla.. were groomsmen and ushers.Mrs. E. C. Yagar, organist, provided the wedding music.For her daughter’s weddinged pink linen suit, and Capshaw wore a sapphire silk dress.M rs. blueReception FollowsMrs. Gillie P. Tanksley, aunt of the bridegroom, was hostess for the wedding reception in the Brown Room of First Baptist Church.ScEdLncc1:J\rtiIoE/tAMembers of the houseparty in eluded Mrs. Leonard J. Froese of Inola, Okla.. sister of thebride; Miss Jane Capshaw sister of the bridegroom; Misses Jeanne Barnett and ClaryceAllison, both of Denver.The newlyweds will make their home in Golden, where the bridegroom will continue hisstudies at the Colorado Schoolof Mines.Out-of-town guests included Mmes. A. O. Cooper and Raymond Jackson, both of Corsicana; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Capshaw. Durant, Okla.; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Pitcock. Bokoshe, Okla.; Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Worley. Lawton. Okla.; Mrs.Jane Scribner. Houston.oCABLE SHIPCONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 from Cuban officials.aIgrgt.cotiudtlrhMeanwhile, reports of sabotage. new small-scale landings of insurgents and rumors of defections from the military forces raised tension in Havana.At the popular resort of Var-adero in western Cuba, bombs destroyed transformers and blasted a water main, leaving part of the city without water and forcing hundreds of Cubans to cut short their Easter vacations there.No trace has been found of two launches loaded with about 20 naval and other officials reported to have defected and sailed from Tarara and Guana-ho, east of Havana, last Thurs-
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Corsicana Semi Weekly Light
Corsicana, Texas, US
Tue, Apr 04, 1961
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