The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-14
.PeItier-wOOd Nuptials

One OF the most impressive event.
OF this community was held in Our
Lady of Mercy Church, Wednesday
February 6, 1915, where Miss Helen
Peltier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Peltier of Eureka, and Philip
Wood EN- SIC of the u. S. Navy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo r. Wood
of Chicago, illinois were Joined in
Wedlock with Rev. Father II. J. De-
laney officiating at the Nuptial
Mass. The ceremony was beauti-
fully and very impressively perfor-
med.
Fir bows were the background of
the altar, which was beautifully
draped and decorated with rose bou-
quets.
The ushers were Richard Peltier
and Leo Peltier. Tommy Ambrose
and Lawrence Green served as al
tar boys.
Rosemary Green played the pro-
cessional for the bridal party, which
was led down the aisle by the
bridesmaids, followed by the maid
of honor, Jeanne Peltier, sister of
the bride and best man, uncle of
the bride. The bride entered the
church on the arm of her father,
Mr.. Alfred Peltier, who gave his
daughter in marriage She wore a
long sleeVed formal white satin |
dress with train and finger tip veil |
of white net She carried a white
prayer book with an Orchid
The maid of honor wore a blue I
satin formal and carried a bouquet
of pink carnations, blue violets and
a rose.
The bridesmaids were Hazel Smith
wearing pink lace formal and Pat
ricia Hanks of Spokane, Wash,
wearing a yellow net formal. Each
carried a lovely bouquet of carna-
tons
The bridegroom was attired in his
Navy uniform and attended by Vic :
tor Peltier who was best man.
Mrs Alfred Peltier, stepmother ;
of the bride wore a blue dress and r
her corsage was pink carnations.
Juanita Peltier, mother of the bride
wore a black suit and her corsage
was pink carnations. Alfred Pei
tier, father of the bride and Victor
Peltier each wore a white carna- +
ton as buttonnaires
Out of town relatives and friends / b
who attended the ceremony were =
Juanita Peltier and Patricia Hanks .
If Spokane, Wash Many other +
'ealtives and numerous friends at !
ended.
The church was very beautifully T
decorated by Mrs. John Morgan, T
Mrs Bierly Mrs. V. Startling and n
Mrs. M. Hickey. in
Following the ceremony the .
led the bridal couple N
ut of the church followed by rela- "
ives and friends who extended
heir congratulations and best wishes n
or the happiness of the young
ouple.
Philip B. Wood, the groom, was
graduate of Crane Technical High II
chool in Chicago and has been r
l the navy since January, 1943 Of
Ielen Peltier, the bride, was
raduate of Lincoln County High IF
chool in Eureka with the class of w
g, and has worked at Galena, n
yash., since graduation where she g.
i'll return until her husband re-
lives his discharge from the navy. M
Following the wedding ceremony, Co
lirty relatives and friends gather
| at the home of the brides par II;
It's, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peltier,
here a reception was held. The
tier wedding cake was topped with
miniature bride and groom in I'm
IVY uniform and beside each was w,
flag and flowers. ID,
Following the reception, the bride r.,
epared for her honeymoon trip. !
ley will return to the home of the vic
ide's parents following their trip M
d remain until the bridegroom l.
S to report back for duty in the
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