The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-06-24
Bridal Shower

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room the record, Marcy" was
playing. The table was conferred
with an old fashioned bride,
dressed in pink and blue and
standing on a small platform.
StreamerS and fresh spring
flowers decorated the bride and
the platform on which she
stood. On the mantle above the
fireplace there was a miniature
bride and groom Illustration.
Different games were featur-
ed throughout the evening, af-
ter which lunch was served by
the hostesses; Mrs. Cecil Wat
son, Mrs. Harry Atkins and
Mrs. Carl Nordquist. Miss Hyde
received many lovely gifts.
I'D. A. r. Meets
The Absaroka chapter of the
D. A. r. met at the home of
Mrs. A. j. Sheets at Wyola on
Monday, June IA.
Installation was held for the
officers of the ensuing year,
who are, Mrs. Fred Taylor, re-
gent; Mrs. I. L. Dehnert, secre-
tary; Mrs. Leila McAllister, trea-
surer; Mrs. John Bennett, reg
istrar and Mrs. A. j. Sheets,
chaplin. Miss Frances Dehnert
was installing officer.
Final reports of Officers and
committee reports wee pre-
sented at the business Meeting.
Mrs. Garrison, the outgoing re-
gent, was given a gift ny her
fellow members and Mrs, Deb
merit was presented with ma
tional D. A. r. Red Cross ser-f
vice pin in recognition OF her
work done for that organization
during the past years:
A theme paper entitled CUR
Flag and MY Flag, which las
written by Miss Lois Taylor I'D
read by Miss Frances Dehna,
WAS greatly enjoyed, as was I'll
social hour which followed
Brown-P attyn Wedding
Miss Luann Lavon Bron,
sister of Mrs. Pete Steyensof
Lodge Grass, and Leo Guuf
PaCtyn, son of MI. and IRIS.
Charles Pattyn of Hardin, ere
married in a double ring ere
mony Saturday evening. June
H., at Z a. m. at the hore of
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Grass.
Mrs. Anna Petzoldt req the
service by candle light, before
a fire place banked with nonies
and iris.
The bride wore a SAITH gown
with full length sleeve, and
sweetheart neckline. The finger
tip JeWeled veil daintilyFsovered
the fitted bodice of The gown.
Her only jewelry was a strand
of pearls, a gift from the groom.
She carried a bouquet of red
roses and bridal wreath.
The maid of honor, Fern Hol-
ly Kenyon of MisSoula, class
mate of the bride, wore a gown
of pink marquesette over tat
feta and carried a bouquet of
white lilies and red roses fash
Toned in a colonial bouquet,
while the Matron of honor, Mrs.
Donal Esp, also a classmate of
the bride, wore a blue net gown
over t%affeta, her bouquet was of
white lilies and red roses in a
colonial bouquet.
The bride was given in mar
rage by her brother-in-law
Pete Stevens. Mrs. Jim Holly ]
accompanied Helen Holley as
'he sang God. Gave Me You"
Ind II Love You Truly.
The best man was John Pat
brother of the groom and
he other attendant was Donal
friend of the groom. Kim
Forman served as usher. |,
The brides mother was attir-
d in a navy blue crepe dress.
Mrs. Pattyn is a graduate of
Grass high school and
Normal of Billings ,
he has been employed by the :.
/. E. A. Coop. Mr.. Pattyn is a !
.ncher in the Hardin vicinity. :
A reception was held at the l
community Hall of Lodge Grass =
Immediately after the wedding. J.,
he table was decorated with a I
axe topped with a miniature !,
ride and groom, candles and
arden flowers were used as h
ecorations. II
The couple left on their we'd /
ing trip to Bamph, Canada
nd returned the Goth of June.
Out of: town guests present 9
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pattyn =
Billings, Al Pattyn of Kan =
s City, Mo-, Miss Marian
hudson and Mrs. Z. j. Nc q,
of Devils Lake, N. D. g
ntertains at Breakfast a
Mrs. j. J.. Ping entertained at 6.
eakfast on Tuesday, June Is,
r Mrs. o. E. Anderson, Mrs. IT
mes Anderson and Mrs. CAL
n Dial.
the breakfast the W
CUP made a "trip to Billings. III