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Beil-Muggli exchangedLIVINGSTON - St. Mary Church, was the setting for the wedding of Maryann Jean Mug-gli and James Edward Beil,Aug. 7.Tiic Rev. Patrick A. Moran solomnized Uie marriage with a double-ring ceremony.The bride is Hie daughter of Mr. ami Mrs, P. A. Muggli, Livingston, and the bridegroom's parents me Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bell, Helena.Mrs. Geneva I^ott was organist. She accompanied Mrs. Clark Volberiling, soloist.Escorted to the altar by her mother and father who gave her ifi marriage, tJie bride wore a full-length gown of French imported Chantilly lace and pean de sole styled with filled bodice, bateau neckline and long tapered sleeves btiHoned at the wrists.-Motifs of scalloped lace embroidered with mock pearls trimmed Hie skirt and bodice front, A full court train was secured under a small Dior how at the back neckline.Imported laceAn open crown of scalloped Imported lace and peau de soie highlighted with mock pearls and aurora borealis crystals held her bouffant veil of silk illusion in place. She carried a cascade of while carnations centered with a lavender orchid.Diane licitpas of Cut Bank was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Lain Mathias and Genevieve Christison. Tara Shipley was flower girl.Raymond Bell of Helena was his brother’s best man and ushers were Bob Bryce of Billings and Tom Dawns* Helena.A reception followed in (he parish hall where the couple greeted a large number of friends and relatives.Assisting with the serving were Sue Milner, Alice Ann Lawellin, Mrs. Dan Lawdliu,Mrs. Mary Galt, aunt of (he bridegroom, who served the wedding cake, and Mrs. Renilda Thompson, the bride’s aunt, who served I he groom’s cake. Miss Claudia Frelich had charge or the guest book and assisting with the gifts were Dana La web lin and Linda Miller.The bride attended Livingston schools and after graduating attended Carrol College. She has been employed at the First National Park Bank here.missioned a second Lieutenant in the finny where he served six months. He is currently amember of the reserves. He is ateacher al Billings Central High School.After a three-week wedding trip to San Francisco, Monterey, and Carmel, Calif. Mr. and Mrs, Bell will be at home after Aug, 30 at 22114 S. 3C(h St., Billings.** i i n i ■ %i i i -«Moose Women to conveneWomen of the Moose will have an executive session in Deer Ixjdge, Aug. 22. A hmch-con will ho served at noon. The meeting will begin at 2 p.m. (MST). Jean Duerr is in charge.At (he last chap (or night meeting in the Moose Home, Sandra Finch presented Uic publicily scrapbook to Marion Finch.Flans wore made for the bridge luncheon to be Aug’. 18 in the Moose Home from 1-4 p.m.Awards were presented Cara Rader and Bonnie Kramer. Refreshments were served by I he officers.Georgetown home scene of meetingPHILIPSRURG — Mrs. Bern- j ard Hagemati was recent host-ess to the King's Daughters and j the Ladies Aid at her cabin at Georgetown Lake.iA short business session was I conducted by Mrs. Angus McDonald following the devotions given by Mrs. William Glide- !j Iraus. jDuring the meeting, the group discussed their project of col- [ lecting broken toys lo be sent to Deer Lodge, and tiew ma- 2 terials and used clothing eof-iected for the mission project.A social hour followed.BRIDE-ELECT HONORED ;IKER LODGE—Cheryl Lewis ‘‘was honored at a miscellaneous .ishower at the home of Cathy !Hoskins Wednesday evening, iAnn Smith was eahosless.VOWS IAug. 7 |Mr. EeJl, a graduate of Ca- jtliedral High School, Helena, ■and Carroll College, was com- I
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Montana Standard Post
Butte, Montana, US
Sun, Aug 15, 1965
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