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MR. AND MRS. STEVEN LEWIS MAXIVEM.•(Miss Cathy Ann McOiitchen)Miss Ca+hy Ann McCu+chen Is Married To Steven Lewis MaxwellTUq niarriagc of’ Miss Cathy Ann McC'ulchen, lo Steven Ixvvis Maxwell was solemnised Dec. 27 in the First Baptist C'hureh. Rev. Ernest Wells officiated in the imprcs.sivc (killhie ring ceremony.’riie bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William David McCiiichen and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Inge P. Maxwell.Lighted tapers in arch and spiral candelahra with a standing basket of white mums and gladioli were used to decorate the church. Mrs, Gordon Delaney played (he traditional wedding music and accompnni* ctl Dr. Delaney, who sang Savior Like A Sheppard Lead Us and The Lord’s Prayer, and i.r.innic Parsons, who sang I in treat Me Not To Leave Thee.The bride, wl\o entered with her father, wore a formal gown of foilte satin overlayed with silk organ/a and lace. The bodice was fashioned with a yoke of laco svitli heading of pearls, edged with lacc and a high neckline witfi a siafKlup ruffle of lace. Pearl beaded lace sleeves were finished with a soft edging of lace. Lacc roses beaded with pearls accented the skirt which flowed to a chapel train and was edged with a deep flounce of lace. Her veil was of two layers of illu.sion, one extending to the waisi and I he other to the chapci train. She carried a cascade of white snowflake mums, gladioia buds and baby's breath encircl* ing u white orchid.Mrs. Charles Wolfmueller served a.s her sister’s matron of tiot^or. Marisa Phillips of Amarillo, Jenifer Porter and Deborah Arreola were the bridesmaids. They wore formal gowns of blue cvepe uml luce. Tlie bodices featured high necklines, which were edged with a lace ruffs, lacc yokes, edged with lacc ruffles and long sleeves, accented with ,lace at the wri.st. The A-linc skills flowed softly from the high waistlines. TheyosiiTied fUKOPUvs of snowdakornums. gladioia buds and baby’s breath.Rhctt Delaney was the ring bearer and Sandy and Ted Gibbs were the candle lighters.Joe Maxwell, brother of the groom, was the best man and Ken Maxwell of Waco, Gary Briggs and Warren Brown were the groomsmen. Ushers were Charles Wolfmueller, Greg Overby and Ted Gibbs.Mrs, McCutchen chose for her daughter’s wedding a formal emerald green jersey gown and his mother wore a formal pink and white chiffon gown over crepe. Both wore corsages of white snowOakc mums.The reccplion was held in the fellowship hall of the church. The piano held an arrangement of greenery llaked by purple candles in milk glass holders. Tray Carter provided music during the reception.The table, which held the bride’s book, was laid with a white cloth and held an arrangement of greenery and purple tapers accented with milk glass birds.The bride's table was laid with a white net and satin over white satin. A white milk glass epergrie. holding an arrangement of snowfiake mums, gladioia buds and baby’s breath, was u.sed as the centerpiece. Her five tiered traditional cake was decorated with purple and lavender flowers and was topped with a miniature bride and groom,which was used on the cake of the bride’s paretiLs at their w^edding. The table wasappointed with crystal and milk glass.The groom’s tabic was laid purple net and satin over white satin and was centered with an arrangement of purple and lavender mums flanked bypurple candles. His German chocolate cake, which wascentered with a water fountain with purple flowing water, was
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Kerrville Mountain Sun
Kerrville, Texas, US
Thu, Feb 05, 1976
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