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4-C_Saie«e Telegraph Sunday, Sept. 21, 1975 _ Colorado Springs, Colo.JanetGieker, C. Morgan Married at Shove ChapelShQve Chapel at The Colorado College was the setting for the Sept. 20 wedding of Janet Kay Gieker and Charles O. Morgan The Rev. James W. Chapman officiated at the double-ring rites.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gieker of Tucson, Ariz. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Morgan of Littleton.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore aYou Are Invited*+€ our 'try*/°rI '*rMiry Jrt-ifatKmy \api,n%. TlorJtya nr/ l/ixtni \ Vtgown of delustercd satintrimmed in Venise lace and aprincess silhouette, cathedral-length train. The neckline hada see-through effect createdby the Venise lace and it wastrimmed with seeded pearls.A matching pearl trim alsoappeared on the lace cuff ofthe long, fitted sleeve. Theprincess line was adornedwith Venise trim that went from shoulder to hemline. The bride's head was covered with a Spanish mantilla.Honor attendants for the couple were Mrs. Jean Fitz-hugh of Alamagordo. N.M.. sister of the bride, and David R Morgan of Littleton. Ushers were William L. Morgan and Michael Tinetti. Flo-wergirl was Tamara Waugh.The reception was held at the Parkmoor Village Club House.After a wedding trip to the Durango-Silverton area, the couple will reside in Colorado Springs where they are em- k ployed by the Department of Public Utilities »
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Colorado Springs Gazette
Colorado Springs, Colorado, US
Sun, Sep 21, 1975
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