LeeSearsA ttendedByClseFriendsthewere all senior studentshicago on Dec. 4, her four bridesmaids at Presbyterian-St, Luke's Hospitalalsoark, Miss Arlingtonoff-white and sheath-styled toHeights and Miss Jennifer Underwood of Morton Grove, preceded the maid of honor, Miss floor vvith a slight train. The Vicki Schwieger of Mount Pros- maid of honor’s dress pect, down the aisle of St. Paulvaried only in the train, hers of pure white and the bridesmaids’ trimmed with avocado green velvet.The attendants all carried , white feathered mums with satin Sears of 10 N. School St. The ; streamers which were adornedLutheran Church, Mount Prospect, for the 6 o’clock ceremony.THE BRIDE is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert L.groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Adamski of Chicago.with pink rosebuds and ivy. MISS SCHWIEGER is a friendof the bride’s since grammarEscorted by her father in a school days and came from her candlelight setting, the bride studies at Valparaiso University chose a candle white floor-length to be in the wedding party, gown of peau de soie for the j Ben Mical Jr. of double ring rites. The bodice served as best man, while Tho-and long sleeves were appliqued j mas and Alan Adamski, the in a seed pearl motif, and the ’groom’s brothers; Roland Ko-square-cut train had a lace in- kes, his cousii. from Mountsertion for accent. The Bride’s Prospect, and Ted Krakowski of shoulder-length veil was held by Chicago seated the guests. Pas-a crown of seed pearls and tor Roland Redder united the crystals, and her only jewelry I couple in marriage, and the was a pair of opal earrings, a I bride’s twin cousins, Randallgift from the groom.Her bouquet was a cascade of white Amazon lilies, stepha-notis and ivy.II E R ATTENDANTS wereand Ronaldof Ben-senville presented guests with wedding programs.WITNESSING the ceremony, the bride’s mother wore a pow-gowned alike in avocado velvet der blue crepe dress with bead-. . . « t mi 1 1 1 1___1!__ 1___1 ~TheKKtice of the dresses was of the„ _ bodicesories. Mrs. Adamski woreaavocado, and the skirt of the beige ribbon knit dress, brownaccessories, and both mothers had cymbidium corsages.Attending the ceremony was the bride’s 83-year-old grandfather, Miles Sears of Bingham, 111. She is also a granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Kroll, who operated Kroll’s Tailor Shop on Busse Avenue for 26 years.A reception for the couple followed at Mount Prospect VFW Hall, where 230 guests gathered for a sit-down dinner and evening of dancing.After a short honeymoon at the Wagon Wheel in Rockton, the bride is back to her studies at nursing school and the groomattends Morton Junior College.