Laurel outlook., 1948-11-03
Mary Ellen Wiser
Becomes Bride Of
Jack NJ. GOggins

DelOre an altar Dankeu VIII
white baby chrysanthemums. as
tiers and other fall flowers, Mis-.
Mary Ellen Wiser, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J Wiser, becam,
the bride of Jack Emmett Cog.
gins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Goggins of Belgrade.
The s~ingle-ring ceremony was
performed Thursday morning a
$3.50 by Rev. Timothy O'Shea il
st. Anthony's Catholic church be-
fore $50 relatives and friends o,
the couple. Traditional nuptia.
organ music was played during
the ceremony by Miss Frances
Fortney.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore
a white slipper satin gown fash
Toned with a court-length train,
net-paneled front and long sleev-
es tapering at the wrists. Top
ping the fitted buttoned-in-the-
back bodice was a marquisette
yoke. Her hand-rolled finger-tip
veil vas held by a beaded Juliette
cap. Her only jewelry was a
triple strand of pearls, the gift
of the bridegroom. She carried
a. bouquet of American Beauty
red roses.
Miss Dolores Wiser, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor.
She wore a peacock blue taffeta
gown with long sleeves and car
ried a bouquet of white baby
chrysanthemums with a circlet of
the same flowers in her hair.
Mary Ann Peterson, flower
girl, was dressed in a floor-length
peach organdy over pink satin,
and a head band of chrysanthe-
NUNS. She carried a basket of
flowers.
Ralph E. Goggins of Belgrade,
brother of the bridegroom, was
best man. Ushers were Pat Cog
Also a brother, Frank Hol-
ger of Billings. a cousin of the
bridegroom. Altar boys were
David Groll and Albert Wiser.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Wiser wore a black en-
and the bridegroom's
mother wore an ensemble of wine
Both had gardenia cor
sages.
At a reception which followed
in the church parlor, guests were
served from a table centered with
4 three-tiered cake topped with
l miniature bride and groom.
Presiding were Mrs. L. D. But
,her, aunt of the bride, and Mrs.
+. l.. Stadalman. Both wore
,orsages of American Beauty
'oses. Other hostesses were Mrs.
T.. M. Stadalman, aunt of the
ride, Mrs. Herman Schneider,
Mrs. Frank ]. Harrison of
ilendive. Mrs. B. C. Wiser, aunt
md godmother of the bride, serv-
d the wedding cake. Miss June
the brides sister, was
charge of the guest book.
ohm Wiser, cousin of the bride,
nd Frank Holzer, presided at
he piano during the receiving
ours.
Mrs. Goggins was born in Col
.mbus and is a graduate of the
.aurel high school class of 1947.
her marriage she was en-
at the bureau of reclama-
ion in Billings.
Upon their return from a we'd
ing trip through northern Mon
ana and points in Canada, the
will reside in Bridger
here Mr.. Goggins is employed.
or her wedding trip, Mrs. Cog /
ms chose a wine gabardine suit
18th brown accessories.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
:. N. Holzer and son Frank,
Iiss Francella Oster, Mrs. Rich
I'd Baker and son Dickie, Mrs.
d. Butcher, Miss Genevieve
User, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
utgen, Miss Cecilia Ann Lutgen,
RS. Nicholas Schuman, Miss
RANGES Fortney, Mrs. C ]. Karls,
ernard, Donald, John and James
user, all of Billings. Mr.. and
RS. William Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Hum, Mrs. Ralph Stiert,
RS. Virgil Schwend. Mrs. Helen
agone and daughter Nancy.
city Ryan, Billy Ryan, Frank
ula, Mrs. Joe Kuchinski and
uck Reamy, all of Bridger;
Gorge Goggins, Miss Jane Cog
ms and Bob Hespen, all of
elgrade; Miss Carolyn Cavan-
Ugh of Harlowton; Mr.. and Mrs.
ob Goggins of Cameron and Mr..
I'd Mrs. B. C. Wiser and daugh-
r Loretta of Rapelje. "