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---SOCIAL AM* CUI» M*WIliewis-Housley Vows ExchangedAult, Aug. S.— Mist Lavlnla M. Lewi* and Daniel F. Houeley exchanged marriage vowa in a candlelight ceremony Friday evening In the “Ault Christian church.The Rev. J. L. Rico rend the double ring service at 8:30 o'clock ia the presence of 250 guests. Mrs. John Carlson provided the wedding music and also played at the recep tion.Vocalist was Byron Jacobsen, He sang Because’ and The Lord’s Prayer.' The altar was decorated with baskets of gladiolus and ifews were marked with ribbons and flo\ycrs. Scene was lighted - by tapers la seven-branchpd candelabra.Joan Biamonte, in.a rose gown and Beverly Cook, wearing blue, lighted the candles. Fastened to the tapers were white flowers, worn later as corsages by the candle1lighters.Bride'was given in marriage .by her father, Walter E. Lewis. Miss Bonnie Joy Lewis, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Doris Glidewell and Barbara Dodd, cousin of the bride.Willard Housley was his brother's best man. Eugene Lewis and Harland Ward, brother and cousin of the bride, were the groom’s at* fondants, and Joe Lewis and John Richmond ushered.The bride was attired lu a gown of while silk net over Batin, made with high neckline. The yoke was trimmed wiLh tiny rufflea around the shoulders and below the long fitted bodice. Sleeves extended In points over the wrists.Her fingertip veil of silk net was fa riffled with a star-shaped pearl crW’nTHer jewelry was pearl enr* rings and a necklace, ■ borrowed from Mrs. Edna Ferguson.The bride carried a bouquet of white gladiolus,, tied with white satin ribbon. She also had the tra* ditional something old, new, borrowed and blue In her costume.Flower girl, Delores Glidewell, wore a white gown, an exact duplicate of the bride’s. She liad a colon iul corsage.Roy Lewis, brother of the bride, carried the rings on a white Batin pillow. ,The maid of honor was gowned in. orchid and Miss Glidewell wore yellow. Both had while flowers in their hair. Miss Doddw gown was of powder blue and she wore pink flowers in her hair.•All the attendants carried colonial bouquets.For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Lewis chose a dinner gown ot cream colored silk, with, white gloves and hat. • Mrs. John. Richmond, aunt of the groom, wore aDaniel F. Housley and hit bride, Miti Lavlnla M. Ltvtl*. Photo by Nash. r(UlicUooblue afternoon frock, with matching bat. and gloves, Her corsage was of pink roses.The groom's parents were unable to attend, and Mr. and Mrs. Richmond served in their places.Reception in the church, parlor followed the ceremony. Bouquets of snapdragons, gladiolus and mixed flowers dcaorateil the robins.VENETIAN BUNDSGreeley Venetian Blind Mfg. Co.PHONE 1946JThe lace covered refreshment table was arranged with lighted tapers and flowers. A pink and white color 'scheme was used in details. The three tiered wedding cake was decorated with rosebuds and topped with a miniature bride and groom.After the young couple cut and shared the first Eliee of cake, Mrs. Mabel ’•Hlnanmn of Fort Collins, aunt of tlie bride, completed the serving. Mrs. Edith Merrick of Fort Collins presided at the coffee service aud Mrs* Violet Dodd of Newton, la., served the punch, Mrs. Yiolet Ryder oE Newton, la., was iu charge oE the guest book aud Mrs. Mary Ann Miller of Greeley presided at the gift table.Following the reception, the Housteys left to spend their honeymoon at Yellowstone Null anal park. The bride chose a light cream colored suit, with blue accessories, for the trip. She wore the corsage from her bridal bouquet.Upon returning they will be at limna at Adams City. The bride attended schools in Ault and Greeley Commercial college. She Is a talented musician.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Housley of SL Helens, Ore., are the parents of the groom. Since finishing school* iu Ault aud St. Helens he has served two years in the navy in the Pacific theater.H. N. Hoffs AreWed 30 YearsMr. and Mrs. H. N. Hoff, who reside northeast of Greeley, recently celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary*Jn honor of the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brehon gave a dinner at their home, Thu Hoffe are parents of Mrs. Brehon.Assisting with party details were two other daughters of - the honored couple, Miss Betty Hoff and Mrs. Frank Marcello.AIho sharing in the festivities were six grandchildren, Pally, Frankie and Stephen Marcellu anil James, Caroline and Mike Brehou.Society DepartmentHour* 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.Saddle Club Member*To Ride Sunday AfternoonGreeley Saddle club lias planned a ride for Sunday. Members are asked to meet at 3 o'clock at the old circus grounds, They will ride east on Sixteenth Street. A picnic is to he served on the Bruce Adams farm at 4 o'clock. Anyone not riding is urged to jnin the group at the Adams place,Cosmopolitan Picnic Arranged for SundayAnnual CoemopoJftun family picnic Sunday noon. It will bo held at tbe George Ernst summer home, just north of Beaver Point, at Estes Park. -A steak fry is being arranged by a committee composer! of Mr. Ernst, Mat Newton, Earlyn Brass and Frank Wiles.Each family ib aaked to bring a covered dish, The club will furnish
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Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley, Colorado, US
Fri, Aug 04, 1950
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