The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-07-03

,.nce that started two
a Oan in Walla Walla when
Year, an,,ng flight officer met -: a s glrl
youK ennewick, reached Its cul-
from a.;on here Sunday when Bon
rlina.T aiel McReynolds and Rod
ME n,ake Olson exchanged vows
ney DICT tbe candle-lit, flower
ppee , altar OF the flrs' WE
,ghodist Church. ,,,o r;,s core
lle read by the Reverend >,
nohSs, ,an was preluded by the
3. Goan Of the "vesper Hymn,
strains lns nv Mrs. Richard Regal,
playePb Nv two solos, Itch Llebe
anu anu = IGrieg) and Through the
I yaars. by Miss Catherine Cooney
as the double rows OF /. sum III .
...s IT. tapers were lighted by the
while robert A. Mitchell and
I rs1,,in Liebel, the maids OF hon
CaiVF Elizabeth Lynn and Wilma
ol,.venslund, gowned in cool 6lue
.affeta and the Matron OF Hon
"a Mrs. Robert A. Mltcheli, SIS
Of, ~ the bride, wearing pink tai
ter u ,,nnroached the altar. They
fe.a, 't followed by diminuitlve
seu girls, Judith McReyno1ds
letter. .ioter of the bride, and Vlcky Vio-
s ssr who, dressed in shlmmerlng
oeI ,,o, w. GOWNS, strewed flower
.se.a1s down the aisle:
pe The bridegroom, attended oy
40 ,nt hest man, Robert Richard
tns Of Minneapolis, Joined the
u .sdd;ne party at the altar where
vs. awaited the arrival OF his
With the opening notes OF Lon.
onor;n's Bridal Chorus, the
sr;de entered the church on tne
O Orm Of her father, Rec o. NC
sp ,,,r She was gowned IN
;,'crv satin. with fitted bodice
the n skirt falling in a long tram
Che wore a fingertip Illusion net
va;l and carried a bridal cor
,see Of orchid and sweet peas,
nth white satin ribbon, and q
mh;te leather-bound Bible.
When the brief, impressive
marriage service was completed
and to the triumphant music OF
Mendelssohn's "Recessionai, the
entire wedding party retired to
the Spacious entry of the church
where they received the con-
eratulations of their many
friends.
After the ceremony, the bride
and bridegroom were honored al
> reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Rec o. McReynoids, who
recalled their daughters wedding
had taken place in the church
built many years before by hel
Grandfather, A. ". McReynolds
Refreshments were served from
beautifully appointed tables plac-
ed on the lawn. Mrs. Robert A
Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth Lynn
served the three TERED wedding
cake. Mrs. Marjorie Wilson and
Mrs. T. B. Hauschild poured the
coffee. and Mrs. Wallace Scott
end Miss Patricia Sonnenberg
dispensed the punch. Miss VIII
Una Gravenslund was in charge
Of the guest book. ~-a... !.
The brides mother wore an
afternoon dress of biege crepe
with green accessories and cor
sage of white carnations and pink
rose buds. "A
During the marriage service
and the reception that followed,
the bridegroom was sponsored by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Brand OF
Kennewick, friends of long stand
ing of the brides family.
Mrs. Olson, a member of Ken
newick's pioneer families, was
graduated from the Kennewick
High School, and has been en-
plOyed in the office of Fyfe and
Spaulding. She has attended the
University of Idaho at Moscow
Idaho and the Patricia Stevens
Modelling School in. Chicago.
The bridegroom is attending
the University of Minnesota,
where he is majoring in busin-
ess administration. He was dis
charged from the Army Air For
ces in December of 1945, and is
now associated with his father