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Natalie McIntyreMarried AtLancaster, Wis.•A beautiful church wedding of« ♦ r 'much interest in Sycamore took place Saturday afternoon at the Methodist * Church iri . Lancaster, • Wis., at which, time Natalia McIntyre; attractive; elder daughter ‘ of Attorney - and Mrs. D. J. Mc-r I Intyre of Lancaster, became the* w * + lerina length gown of blue nylop over taffeta with which she wore light blue mitts and a matchinghat wtih nose veil. White carnal# • * »tions and blue tinted carnations• • «were in her cascade bouquet. ^ Carolyn Lee Cox of Chicago, acted as flower girl and was charming in her formal frock of delicate blue organdy and floral; head band of white and blue blossoms. She carried a basket decorated with .daisies, blue carnations,• . n • m ... 1 Jtbride of lt;John. Wesley Andersenand white pompons and filled\of Libertyville.The bribe’s sister Mary served as her maid of honor. ■A colorful reception followed the nuptial rites at 4ihe bride’s .parental* home..’ • v Tj The/bride j was. graduated in jJune from fhe National School I of Education in Evanston, and this year had the distinct honor of being chosen the May Queen of the school. She has already, accepted a teaching position in , the Wilmette Schools. Her husband is completing his schooling j at Northwestern University. with red and white rose petals j which she scattered. The ring-bearer was the bride’s half.'bro-; ther, George Plesa. He was at-; tired in a white formal summer coat and dark trousers and car-Iried the rings on a white satin■pillow1. 1]Attendng the groom as besf man, was Mansford Gustafson pf Rockford,' and the ushers wefe Steven McNames and James Ap-plegren, both of Rockford. The candles were lighted by the groom’s brother, Curt Johnson, For her daughter’s nuptials, Mrs.-I| . They will make their home in i Evanston.I Attending the wedding' from ! Sycamore were the bride’s uncle and wife, Mr: and Mrs. M. C. McIntyre. Other family members in attendance were the bride’siPlesh chose a white linen dressf accented with a light blue cummerbund and with which, she■wore a white picture hat ana gloves. The groom’s mother wore an embroidered pink sheath dress having corresponding acces-: cousin, C. C. McIntyre and wife, sories. Both mothers’ gowns were and daughter, Patty from rural. complemented by corsages of pinkIGenoa, her aunt and husband,■ the Ralph Pattens from LaGrange and her cousin, Mrs.. Leonard Hoeft' and husband and three daughters, Carol, Nancy and. - Joan of Minneapolis, Minn.Nancy MardnWed SaturdayTo Lowell JohnsonW * • •A summer wedding of lovely simplicity was solemnized Saturday afternoon, June 29, at 2:00 o’clock in the Federated Churchof this city, when Nancy Jean Martin, attractive daughter of Mrs. Helen Plesa of Sycamore ani Lowell Arthur Johnson, son •' of the Arthur W. Johnsons of Rockford, exchanged their sacredmarriage vow’s. ,Dr. Joseph Conrad, pastor of the Zion Lutheran Church' in of Sycamore attended to the gifts. Rockford performed the impres- Others assisting were Mrs. loneroses and white carnations.■Following. the ceremony, some 200 guests were graciously received at a reception in the church parlors. Bouquets of' white flowers enhanced the large social parlors.The lovely bridal table was centered with a large floral arrangement of . blue and white blossoms flanked on either side by tall burning white tapers. The four-tiered wedding cake with blue and white floral ornamentation and topped by a miniature bridal couple was an added note of beauty to the table settng.Mrs. Robert Krepfe of Rockford cut the cake; Mrs. Thomas White of Sycamore poured; Carol Hissong and Rosemary Roscptt, both of Rockford, presided at the punch bowl; Miss Janet Lundsrofn of this city registered the guests and Mrs. 'Floyd Worden, Jr., alsosive double ring ceremony.A profusion of all white gladioli, pompons and njums beautified the altar and chancel and on either side, were lighted branched candelabra. White satin bows also marked the bridal aislepews. ’Mrs. Olive Gustafson presided at the organ playing a medley of lovely nuptial selections and also accompanied Mark Johnston,, a high school classmate of the bride, as he sang “I Love You Truly” and'“The Lord’s Prayer”, the latter being sung as the' couple knelt at the altar.The young bride entered the church with her^uncle, who gave her in marriage. Shfc was very lovely in her white ballerina length wedding gown beautifully fashioned of nylon lace and tulle, and having shoj*t lace cap sleeves and voluminous skirt enhanced withlace and rows of ruffles covered• *with a layer, of net. A crown of orange blossoms held' her finger tip yeil of white net in place and her lovely . cascade bouquet ofwhite Carnations was centered with red roses. * She also * wore matching lace mitts.. Judy Kay Martin served as] jnaid-of-honor for her sister/ and ISCraig, Miss Dorothy Thornwortb and Mrs. Carl Carlson.When leaving on their honeymoon trip into Wisconsin, the new'Mrs. Johnson was wearing a black sheath dress with accessor-ies of white and complemented by'a corsage of red * loses, takerv from her bridal bouquet. After: July 4, they will be at home at 518 South Second ? Street, Rock-s ford, where a .newly furnished apartment awaits them.The bride is well known here; where she attended school and was graduated frpm the Ipcai high school, late graduating from the Rockford School of Beauty Culture and is now employed at the Hess Brothers .Beauty Salon in Rockford.m 4, The, groom is a graduate of th East High School in RockforcL and is now an. employee’ of ,ihe -Illinois Bell Telephone Company in that city. •Guests were present from Beloit, Ws.,’ Rockford-, Chicago,'Woodstock, Aurora, Hartland, DcrKalb, Lily Lake and Sycamor-e.Scotch tape rolls of various 1widths at the True Republican. ^\TTLarge size desk blotterwas attractively attired in ajbil-1 24x38 at the True Republican..V1]]
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Sycamore True Republican
Sycamore, Illinois, US
Tue, Jul 02, 1957
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