The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-29
Troy Girl Morries
Lieutenant in
Army Signal Corps

AMY oi9Hui NOIpo
In the M E. church in Troy, the
marriage of Miss Lura May Fewkes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F.
Fewkes, to Lieutenant Victor Hut
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hut
ton of Ennis, Mont, took place DC
tober 90 The members of the inn
mediate families and a number of
friends from Troy and Cutbank
witnessed the candle light cere-
mony, when the vows were ex
changed before setting of exquis-
ite beauty and unusually impressive
background, at which the Rev Fort
Of Libby officiated.
The decorative theme was white,
with tall cathedral candles in crys-
| tai holders, while two large stand
ard candelabra of white, with tall
baskets of white crysthemums
I thanked the white satin draped al
tar Satin knecling pillows complet-
ed the arrangements. A white run
lner leading from the altar formed an
aisle for the bridal procession, at
the end of which were wrought
iron floor standard candelabra.
with white lighted tapers.
A lovely touch Of color was add
ed by the gowns Of the attendants
Miss Rhea FeNkes Of Spokane, sis
ter of the bride, who was mad Of
honor wore floor length salmon
rink silk jersey gown, with a halo
cap and shoulder length malena
veil to match, and carried an arm
bouquet Of ophelia roses of deep
or shade. Miss Mae Sorenson of
Cutbank, a close friend of the bride,
who was the bridesmaid, wore an
identical silk jersey gown of ice
blue with halo cap and malene
shoulder veil to match and carried
an arm bouquet of ophella roses
Of deep pink.
The bride, given IN marriage by
her father, was radiantly lovely in
white ivory satin gown, with tight
sleeves. and court train. Her veil,
edged with lace and having panel
insert of Valience lace, was held
lin place by coronet of pearls.
She carried a shower bouquet of
white roses and sWansonlas.
Lowell Hutton Of Bozeman stood
with his brother as best man, while
\ Wilbur and Philip Hutton Of Ennis
were the ushers.
A program of piano numbers, Sc
ected by the bride, preceded the
professional Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin and was played by Mrs.
If
delssohn March was used as the re-
8cessional.
/ Mrs. D. F. Fewkes, mother of the
bride, wore sequined trimmed
dark brown crepe gown with hat TO
match Her corsage was yellow and
bronze roses. Mrs Hutton, mother
Of the groom, wore crepe Dubon-
net gown trimmed in matching vel
vet. Her corsage was pink roses.
\ A reception at the brides home
followed the wedding. The tea ia
BILE was particularly attractive in
lace cloth, a three-tier brides we'd
ding cake on a silver tray Wreathed
+ by pale pink roses and lace paper
rosettes, formed the center piece.
Pink and white lighted tapers in
crystal candelabra added beauty to
the table The groom assisted the
bride in cutting the cake, after
which Miss Enid Buhmiller and
Miss Irene Wickander, friends of
the bride from Cutbank, served the
guests.
Lieutenant and Mrs Hutton left
for short wedding trip after which
they will be at home in Spokane.
For going away, Mrs Hutton wore
an all wool ensemble of teal blue
with long coat trimmed in squirrel
fur. She had close fitting hat and
accessories of brown.
Mrs. Hutton is the Oldest daugh-
] ter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Fewkes.
Mr.. FeWkes is state representative
| from Lincoln county. Mrs. Hutton
is a graduate of the University of
Montana at Missoula and for the
past three years has been employed
by the Northwest Oil Company at
Cutbank. Her sorority is Sigma
| Kappa.
| Mr.. Hutton is a graduate Of Mon
tana State College at Bozeman, and
until joining the signal corps of the
/ u. S. army, was employed by Cobb's
| Oil Company of Cutbank. He re-
Gently graduated from officers
training at Fort Monmouth, N j.,
receiving a lieutenant's commission.
He is at present stationed at the
Spokane air depot
Before the wedding, the bride
was widely entertained at both Cut
bank and Troy
OFT Ct town guests who attended
the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hutton of Ennis, Mont. also
their sons, Wilbur and Philip Hut
ton; Mrs. Jas. Young Of Spokane;
Mr.. Lowell Hutton of Bozeman;
Mrs. Ira Gines, Mrs. Robert Lowery
and Mrs. Robert Connel Of Boomers
Ferry; and Misses Enid Buhmiller,
Irene Wickander, Mae Sorenson Of
Cutbank.
(NOTE-Because the foregoing
was an unusually lovely wedding,