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1I Carroll (Iowa) Times Herald. Tuesday, June 22, 1018Dorothy Irlmeier MarriesRobert Crowdes of DenisonaTEMPLETON (THNS)—The wedding of Dorothy Irl-xneier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Irlmeier of Templeton, and Robert Crowdes of Denison, son of Frank Crowdes of Burlington Junction, Mo., took place at Sacred Heart £hureh in Templeton this morning. The Very Rev. Francis Schultes, who read the double ring ceremony at 8:30, followed with the nuptial mass. * •*★★★★★*-. * - :*•••• :• .■»; ■ .ItItreta1sF.lvevsFXpXCf.....Mrs. Robert CrowdescV 0 sFVeIwith a blue bell and tiny doves.Hostesses at the three-course dinner were: Mrs. William Hacker, Mrs. Wendell Hacker. Mrs. Marcellus Heithoff. Mrs. Al Kork-hoff and Mrs. Walter Rohe.Assisting in tlie dining room were Joan Kerkhoff. Irene Lange], Dorothy Coetzinger, Margaret Langel and Louise Kraus.* * *•After a week’s wedding trip to! Minnesota, the couple will live in i Denison. For traveling, the bride! has a white gabardine suit and white accessories.This evening, the couple will give a wedding dance in Dedham.Out-of-town guests included: The Rev. E. B. Casey and Frank Crowdes and sons, Burlington Junction, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Rich-j^ ard Parnell, Clearmont, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Heriford, Auburn, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Crowdes and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stroll. Elmo, Mo.; Harold Crowdes, Marquette, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Irlmeier, Battle Creek. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Feilmeier and Art, Early; Mr. and Mrs. J. C.hii]veogbtEsPvngb\\uaHanigan and family, Mr. and Mrs. uMaurice Brosnahan, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curnyn, Miss Lucille Slechta and Maretta Vanderheiden, C e d a r Falls. Neb.; Bill and Paul Curnyn, and Jim Vernon, Denison, and Mr.and Mrs. Al Gc-rstener, Cheyenne Wells, Colo.TPT.NJu17Trinity Guild MetYesterday AfternoonAt Mrs. Lee's HomeIVBClVbaiGuests additional to membersyesterday afternoon when Mrs. W. R. Lee entertained Trinity Guild at her home were Mrs. R. L. Sifford, Mrs. W. H. Parker and Mrs. Carson Summers.Mrs. Louis M. Gnam gave the devotional service from the “Forward” magazine of the Episcopal church.•V C* «|e V TMrs. Summers and Mrs. Kenneth Holley played two piano duets, “Finlandia” by Sibelius and “The Swan” by Saint Soens.The rest of the afternoon wasb(AamarVspent socially and coffee was •JThe bride’s mother wore a navy ■ served.Mass servers were Donny Hani-gan and Merlin Irlmeier. i» Sr. M. Rosella played the “Stella Matutine Mass. Sacred Heart phoir, of which the bride was a member, sang. Glenn Gretcman sang “Ave Maria by Bach-Gounod during the offertory. As the bride placed a bouquet on the Blessed Virgin's altar, the choir sang On This Day, O Beautiful Mother.»• i* * *The bride’s gown was fashioned of narcissus white velveray marquisette, with tight bodice. The draped bertha had a high round neckline, trimmed with tiny clus-tprs of pearls. Tiny buttons were used down the back of the bodice and on the long, tapering sleeves. SCfce skirt had a pouch bustle and three-yard train.»*JThe bride’s fingertip veil of P'rench illusion, bound completely $Jth lace, was draped from a sweetheart-shaped tiara of lace Hftid orange blossoms. She wore a Single strand of pearls, the bridegroom’s gift, and carried a fan tjguquet of white calla lilies, gladioli and stephanotis, with streamers and buds cascading. She carried a sterling silver rosary, the gift of her mother.Attending the bride were her Sisters, Jeanne Irlmeier and Mrs. Alfred Kraus, two friends, Betty Schoeppner and Dorothy Schreck, and a niece of the bride, Bonnie Irlmeier, who served as juniorbridesmaid.Miss Irlmeier’s dress was orchid marquisette with fitted bodice, ruffled bertha and a tiny ruffle extending from the back of the waistline to the hem of the full skirt, which had a pouch bustle. She carried yellow Esther Reed daisies and wore a large picture hat of orchid net. Mrs. Kraus's yellow dress was identical in style to the gown of the maid of honor. She wore a yellow net hat and carried orchid Esther Reed daisies.Misses Schreck and Schoeppner wore ice blue chiffon gowns, made with fitted bodices, ruffled necklines and ruffled bustle backs. Their bouquets consisted of pink Esther Reed daisies. They wore net hats to match their gowns.’ The junior bridesmaid was dressed in orchid marquisette, with draped bertha, fitted bodice and fuil. gathered skirt. Her headdress Was of orchid ruffled net. She carried yellow Esther Reeddaisies.^All the attendants wore mitts matching their gowns.*J^judy Irlmeier, niece of thebride, was flower girl. She wore sggllow dotted svviss. The fitted bodice had a yoke in front and back, edged with lace. Tiny buttes extended to the waistline. Tftie long, full skirt had a three-ilgh ruffle. Her yellow net bonnet had an open crown outlined with ftbwers matching her bouquet of white and yellow daisies.*Ed Brosnahan, friend of thebjjdegroom, and Alfred Krausvvifcre best men. Ushers were Tom iftnigan and Don Irlmeier.srrter dress with pink trim. Her corsage consisted of pink roses. r-Thc wedding breakfast, served aJJ^the home of the bride’s parents, \fcas followed by an all-day reception for 90 guests. The dining x£Qm was decorated in the bride's colors. Centering the bridal tableMiss Myrtle Walden will be the hostess Monday night, Julyf.BEST FRAGRANCEPerfumers unanimously agree that, of all the fabulously expensive perfumes on the market, noneequals the pure scent of fresh \ters a three-tiered cake topped ' flowers for delicacy and fragrance.
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Carroll Times Herald
Carroll, Iowa, US
Tue, Jun 22, 1948
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