The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-09-21
Rusk- Fettuly Wedding
Lovely Social Event

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| EUREKA, Sept 19.-The marriage OF
Miss Dorothy Fetterly, only daughter
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wright Fetterly,
and James E. Rusk, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Rusk of Missoula, was cell
ebrated Sunday at high noon in Saint
Michael and All Angels Episcopal
church at Eureka.
While the guests were being seated
by the ushers, David Rusk and Robert
Fetterly, there was a program of organ
music by Miss Aurea Schuck. Close
friends and relatives completely filled
the CHURCH, which was decorated with
glAdlofI cosmos and aster bouquets set
ottNpySa background of cedar bouQhs.
On the altar were bouquets of sweet
peas, and sweet pea vines chung grace
fully to the stained glass windows. Ia
pers set in seven branched candelabra
shed their soft glow over the altar.
The bridal party advanced to the
chancel where they were awaited by
the Reverend Richard r. Price, who
officiated at the marriage ceremony.
The bride and groom received Holy
Communion and the blessing kneelinp
on white satin pillows
Miss Fetterly, escorted by her father
and given In marriage by him, wore
Hollywood gown of mousseline de sole.
ITS simplicity enhancing her beauty.
The bodice was cut with a deep "
neckline and the skirt widened below
the knees in graceful fullness. A veil
Of tulle falling over into a train was
fitted closely to her head, coming to
q point at one side of the forehead.
The bride carried a large cluster OF
roses.
Her bridesmaids, Miss Marian X.
Stone and Miss Bessie Griffiths, wore
organdie gowns of floor length, with
high necked ruffled Jackets, ruffled
sleeves and hemlines, Turhans Of the
same material and white slippers COM
oleted their outfits. MISC Stone was in
green, Miss Griffiths in yellow.
Miss Marion Rusk. sister Of the groom,
who was maid Of honor. wore a blue
gown OF silk crepe and yelled turban
@ match. The attendants bouquets
we're in pastel shades to harmonic with
heir gowns.
The flower girls and ring bearer wore
'rgandia frocks Of color and style to
match the bridesmaids. Flower girls
we're Mary Livenqood in green and Fay
tuth Ellis in yellow Little Lois Liv-
ngood, the ring bearer. wore blue.
Lewis Fetterly, brother of the bride.
vas best man.
Mrs Fetterly wore a gown Of beige
ace, and tan hat. Mrs Rusk wore
suit and hat of soft shade Of tan.
Wis Wesley Buruee, the brides aunt,
wore suit and hat OF blue. All wore
'orsages Of pink rose buds.
The ceremony was followed bv
arge reception at the brides home.
lunch and waters were served and the
lany beautiful wedding gifts were dis
layed An immense bridal candle.
laced IN candelabrum beside the
'edding cake, was lighted during the
eception. According to tradition, it IS
, be saved for use at the 25th and
9TH anniversary celebrations. The can
le was a gift of Father Francis r.
Vhalen.
The bride, graduate of the Lincoln
ounty High School at Eureka. at
,-dad the University of Montana
here she became member of Kappa
elta sorority
Mr. Rusk, who is with his father in
le Missoula Hardware and Plumbing.
9 graduate of the Missoula County
Ugh School and studied electrical EN-
neering at Montana State College
here he joined the Sigma Nu fra
,rnity.
The young people left by auto Sun
~ evening They will be home at the
errace Apartments after October LIST.
Mrs Frank Thomas, assisted by Mrs.
arie Price and Mrs. F E. Sabin, was
charge OF decorating the church. Mrs
abln and Mrs. w. r. Clark assisted
decorating the home for the recep-
,n.