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Mrs. Michael Wade Herrington(former Gayle O'Steen)*and attendants bouquets centered the bride’s table which was covered with a white cloth. Crystal appointments and white tapers were used.Mrs. Roy Renick and Miss Susan Ivey; Miss Virginia Lan-genegger of Harker Heights, and Mrs. Bobby Berry of Temple alternated at the servin table. Mrs. Kenneth Owens o Austin, registered the guests. Miss Eddie Hayden, Miss Lois Hayden, Mrs. Ted Berry, Mrs. Charlie Robbins and Mrs. Frank Elliott of Belton, and Mrs. Johnie Evans of Salado, were also in the house party.HS(isTaiMrs. Herrington wore a dress of black and white hound-tooth check with a matching jacket, and she wore red accessories and the corsage from her bou quet for her traveling costume.elt;LstGMPlt;MciMclwhSThe bride graduated from Belton High School and attended Temple Commercial College. The bridegroom is a graduate of Belton High School and is employed in Harker Heights.Mrs. Katie Herrington, was hostess for the rehearsal dinner Friday evening at Frank’s Lakeview Inn.elt;aioiMSIirFAaiGAYLE O'STEEN BECOMES BRIDEVOF MICHAEL WADE HERRINGTONSIMr. and Mrs. Michael Wade Herrington, following their wedding trip, will be at home on Comay Lane. They were married Saturday evening in the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Herrington is the former Linda Cayle O’Steen, daughter of Mrs. Leonede O’Stein, and D. R. O’Steen of Sacramento, Calif. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Katie Herrington, and Harvey Herrington of Harker Heights.The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Cecil Taylor, and Duane Whitlow of Dallas, organist, provided the wedding music. Arrangements of white gladioli and roses were used in the church, as well as candelabra and jade foliage on the choir rail.The bride, given in marriage by her brother, David O’Steen of Havelock, N. C., wore a for-fal gown of silk organza accented with Guipure lace at the waist and for the front panel of the skirt, and at the Bateau neckline. The sleeves were el-bow-length. A chapel train fell from a bow in the center back. A cluster of tiny roses and lily of the valley held the veil of silk illusion and she carried a # cascade bouquet of white Victoria roses.Miss Gail Neuman was maid of honor. Mrs. David O’Steen was matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Mrs. Ronnie Decker and Mrs. Bobby Utley, and Miss Anna Hess and Miss Joan Younts of Temple. The attendants wore dresses of lemon yellow cotton satin. The bell skirts had wide cummerbunds of the same fabric. Their headpieces were yellow tulle, with matching bows with a small rose in the center. They carried bouquets of yellow carnations entwined with miniature English ivy.Miss Cathy Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. Jones was flower girl. She wore a dress like the other attendants and carried a basket of white rose petals.Ed Brantley of Clarksvillewas best man. Groomsmen were Mike Pittman, Bill Barge and Gary Hannon, Kenneth Owens of Austin, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Raymond Wells of Temple. Scott Owens of Austin was ring bearer.Ushers were Ronnie Decker and Louis Casey. William Victors and Jim Elliott were andlelighters.For the reception the bride’shercfr1-:Wtoerrcclthnlt;tlioiPileatr%w
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Belton Journal and Bell County Democrat
Belton, Texas, US
Thu, Sep 03, 1964
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