Fraeae-Sherauui.Miss Laura Margaret Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sherman, was married to Mr. Waiter Ernest Fraese, son of Mr. and Mrs. IX P. Fraese of Hutchinson,yesterday afternoon at 4 o’clock.•The marriage took place in the home of the bride’s parents with theRev. W. M. Mason officiating. The bride was given away by her father in the presence of approximately 115 guests.Preceding the ceremony viola Dalgarno sang “All for You,” accompanied at the piano Jjy Mig« Mayril Warner. The ceremony wasperformed in; front of a trellis of roses with .a background of palmsapd ferns. Tall baskets tied with bows of tulle and containing gladioli and baby breath decorated theroom. jThe bride yrace a white organdie dress with accessories to m$teh. She carried a bouquet of Joannah Hill roses and lilies of the valley.The day chosen for the ceremony was also the thirty-fifth wedding anniversary of the bride’s parents, and the birthday of the bride’s mother. _ j •A reception, at the Sherman home followed. | Mesdames H. L. Wagner, Peed Lyons, Buford Anderson, and Misses Gladys Cortner, Joan Henderson, Rowena Woodard and Bess Griffin assisted Mrs. Sherman.Mr. and Mrs. Fraese will spendtheir honeymoon In the Ozarks. The bride’s going away outfit was a dress of blue sheer trimmed in plaid organdie, with white accessories and no hat.Mrs. Fraese received all her schooling here, attending grade school, high school and junior college. She graduated from high school with the class of *27 and from junior College with the class of *30. The year aftergraduating from* junior taught school atMorar3l at Moran. About a • ago she went to Hutchinson, worked there until her marriage, r. Fraese graduated from; Burr-high school, and is a registered pharmacist. He isj at present man-*Cash ^rug company at Hutchinson. :id Mrs. Fraese wiR be at Hutchinson after July 7.Ashford-Campbell jM nMM nltM aah ^devilt;onabDoJoitoprwitrctodeiKiGinc