ithit. Jack r the*tarvWn of for\ia» niiun nuuushers.* itv-jui i uuci* 1 T1It \M MltS MITMIHLIvern clubs light, c 1 u bId at ^here nem-rinda sing; Hutheve*r of(’Olll-Xieces of the groom served as candlelighter and flower girl. San-1 dra Miller, dressed in yellow andwearing a wrist corsage of white; (Jlennah Jackson and Merrill carnations, lighted the tapers. Bev- I Mitchell were united in marriage erly Miller’s gown was of white August 14 at the Christian church, satin with net overskirt and she Complete wedding details appeared carried a basket of white and blue in ,ast Thursday s Herald-Journal. 1 daisies. j ------------------ .... ■ ——■ ■ ■■ ■■The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length Mrs Leo Miller cut and served the jgown of imported hand clipped chantilly lace and tulle over slipper satin. The fitted bodice of all lace featured an Elizabethan collar edged in lace medallions. The long sleeves tapered to a point at the wrist. The bouffant skirt of tulle was styled with an overskirt of lacecake and Mrs Bill Burk presided at the punch howl. Both are sisters of the groom. Also assisting at the reception were Mrs Harold Bertram, Mrs Lawrence Heins, Mrs Milton Ahrens, Mrs Julius Blockert, Mrs Lambert Frentzel and Mrs Dorothy Uhlig.and worn over hoops. Her finger-j Mrs Perry Cloyd was In charge tip veil of hand rolled French 11- 1 of the guest book and Misses Alma luaion was caught with a cap of Bertram, Martha Lauman and lace, seed pearls and irridescent Rexine Ahrens were in charge of sequins The bride’s bouquet was of the gifts.white leathered carnations ceil-; The bride chose a pale blue linentered with a white orchid.Wilda Adelung, bridesmaid and j sister of the bride, wore a ballerina length gown of shimmering shrimp crystelette, fashioned in princess ; lines with square neckline and capsleeves. A tiny bow of matching material fell from the yoke to thedress with white accessories and white orchid corsage for her going- ! awav ensemble. Following the! wedding trip to the Black Hills, Mr and Mrs Beery will be at home in Maryville, Mo, whei^e the groom i will attend college.-o-center of the very full skirt. She , u .. u u i 40wore a matching hat of crystelette UlSING! MCCtlflQ hGlU AllQ lO • and veiling and carried a bouquet of white feathered carnations.Lois Adelung served her sister as maid of honor. She was gownedFor American Legion AuxiliaryA school of instruction was held for County officers of the seventhblue crystelette, styled identi- district, of the American Legionin( ally to that of the bridesmaid. She also wore a matching hat of crystelette and veiling and carried a bouquet of white feathered carnations.Charles Billings of Kansas City served as best man and Bud Maier of Clarinda was groomsman.The bride’s mother, Mrs Adelung,Auxiliary Thursday Aug IS at Hotel Johnson in Fled Oak. Twenty five officers from 13 counties were in attendance.Mrs Edith Holeton, of Logan, seventh district president, instructed the group in the 1955 and 1956 program as set up by the depart-chose a dress of rose beige for her , inent ()1 Iowa.daughter’s wedding and the; Installation of newly elected of-' groom’s mother, Mrs Berry, wore I s W:|S in charge ot junior past navy blue. Both had corsages of i district president, Huth Phillips.pink carnations.A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony The wedding cake, topped with miniatureLuncheon was served in the hotel dining room at noon.Attending from Page County were: Mrs Hay Polsley, Coin secre-bride and groom, served as a cen- tary and vice-president Mrs Edwinterpiece for the linen covered table.Barr of Clarinda. The district fallI1the i furni prize a mo lev 1Wsura ipens*plus t ravesecoi1955 ible.CHAIJUDIl)fney,agaifiledhere At owelt; w i t h