Houser-Buban nuptial vows are solemnizedCASS Mary Kathleen Houser,daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Houser, Anamosa, became the bride of Richard Buban, son of Mr, and Mrs, Louis Buban, Rock Island, 111, June 26.The Rev, J. A, McMahon officiated at the double ring ceremony in St, Patrick's catholic church, Anamosa.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of Chantilly lace styled with scalloped sabrlna neckline highlighted with irridescent sequins and tiny seed pearls and long tapered sleeves, A bouffant floor-length skirt with detachable chapel-length wateau train was outlined with lace border and accented with self bows at the shoulders.Her elbow-length veil was fastened to a pearl and crystal crown. Her shower bouquet was white pompons and carnatibns,Diane Houser, Cedar Rapids, served as maid of honor for her sister. Patricia Buban, Denver, Colo., sister of the bridegroom was bridesmaid.They wore gowns of turquoise shantisilk. Each carried a single white mum,James Campos, Rock Island, served at best man. Groomsman was Joseph Vieraow, Rock Island, Michael Houser, Anamosa and Donald Caldwell, Rock Island were ushers,A buffet reception was held at the country club, Linda Houser was in charge of the guest book. The gift table was attended by Mrs, Douglas Secrist, Marion, and Mrs, James Thomas, Central Ciy,The bride is a graduate of Anamosa high school and Clarke college, Dubuque, and is a teacher in Muscatine community school,Mr, Buban graduated from Alle-man high school, Rock Island, and Western Illinois university and teaches in West Junior high school, Muscatine,