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Ygowri. Both wore corsages of I TO WED FEBRUARY 25carnationscorsages of gardenias and pinklorchA breakfast at the HotelMuehlebach followed the ceremony. Ingroom's parents were hosts of areception in the hall at St. Cyril's'A .,«t -church, Sugar Creek, Mo.*The bridegroom•VBEv c _ - i: ■, .j - r : '■ ' * lt;r- * '• 9‘t* * U. S. army and is attendingmilitary policeschoolJ V.at Camp Gordon, Ga.Beverly Joan Wilson Is a Bride.JrMiss Beverly Joan Wilson.W.7.*daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Wilson of Independence, became the bride of Mr. Joe- •r - aiVBell,JacktookAllen Serig, son of Mr. and Mrs.Louis C. Serig of Guatanamo Bay, Cuba, at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night, December 27, at thi Liberty Street Reorganized Lat ter Day Saint’s church. Dr. Roy A. Cheville read the double ringceremony before the altar decorated with evererppn whiteIrose buds.silveA reception was held followT1ing the ceremonyDanFor traveling the bride worej lt;cwithShe wore a corsage of white camelias. Mr. and Mrs. Serigieft for San Jose, where theyare students at San Jose Statecollege.Broadaway-McQueeny NuptialsMiss Nancy Jane Broadaway,Thomas CalBroadaway, became the brideof Mr. Michael • Joseph Mc-Queeny, son of Mrs. LeoMiss Elaine Williams,McQueeny, at 11 o’clock Saturday morning, January 28, atVisitation Catholic church. Thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs.Rev. Vincent Kearney read the service before an altar deco-Marion Williams, who haswiththereh.andevergreen, chrysanthemums and candelabra holding white tapers entwined with evergreen, white chrysanthemums and pink rose buds. Mr. Oliver Houston, organist, accompaniedchosen February 25 as thearrangements. Miss Marie Mur-date of her marriage to Mr.Eugene F. Buell, son of Mr.phy, organist, accompanied thesoloist, Mrs. Helen Larsonand Mrs. Carl Buell. (Anderson photograph).Mount, who sang “On This Day 0 Beautiful Mother, “AveMaria, “O Lord I Am NotWilI Mr. Phil-up Hampton, who sang “Hold Anderson and Miss Nancy Flan-Thou Our Hands, and the can-chorus whi c ht).tanina mui us wnicn sang Through the Years and “Blest Be the Tie That Binds. Missders, wore floor length gowns of blue net over taffeta withm-dr }^aren Sue Link and Miss Sherriirwiini ^en Mghted the tapers.Given in marriage by herfather, the bride wore a frostwhitematching velvet boleros and caps. They carried blue velvet muffs topped with white gar-W or thy, * ’ and “Veni Jesu. Given in marriaee by herTheLordnhergown of chantilly laceand tulle over satin fashionedr fa-iwlth a snuS fitting bodice, armal V - neck1inlt;? outlined in pleated tulle and appliqued lace medallions —’feta.coopiarafin-sprinkled with seedpearls and iridescent beads, and long sleeves that___tapered.%topoints over the hands. The bouf-andpapt skirt, worn over hoops and et of crinolines, featured deep pointsof chantilly lace extending into a flounce of tulle which lengthened into an aisle wide cathe-pinkgie Nichols, cousin of the bride,flowerandGay Hardy were Ronnie Link was ring Mr. Terrv Smith oftchi-bal-bearer. Mr. Terry Chicago acted as best man. Mr. Lyle Moneymaker and Mr. Tom Peterson were groomsmen. Mr. Robert Speaks, Mr. Don Davis and Mr. Robert Phillips ushered. The bride’s mother worea soft blue silk frock with matching accessories. The mother of the bridegroom wore an aqua silk gown. Both woremarriageuncle, Mr. Urey Haden of Jonesboro, Ark., the bride wore a bal-lerina-length gown of whitechantilly lace and tulfe. smooth fitting lace bodice wasstyled with capped sleeves and a Sabrina neckline which dipped into a deep V in the back. The voluminous skirt of tulle over taffeta featured a lace peplum. Her double finger-tip veil fell from a shell hat of matching chantilly lace and she carried a colonial bouquet of whiteFSatiiOlhlt;NEW SPRING A]2nd FI, Altman Bidg,(i Ith Walnut)itch bou-rald|dral train. Her finger-tip veil of illusion fell from a Juliet capedged with - - -ons. carried a bouquet of white ca-as melias and pink rose buds.The maid of honor. Miss Mar-eierJgh-igcravyThejorie Bradley of San Jose, Calif, andthe bridesmaids, Miss LindaSO EXQUISITELY BEAUTIFUL-FASHIONED OF NYLON TULLE WITH CHANTILLY APPLIQUE, 95 00 FROM OUR NEW SPRING COLLECTIONAt emeu * LiTiLir tieif
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Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Sun, Jan 29, 1956
Page 71
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