The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-08-25

WHO'D cd1Gll 4lCl1C 1uSId1SOl
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glel
Z. GustafSon of Hardin, becam,
the bride of MIR. Ivan d. Har.
den, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldol
Harden of Leon, Iowa, at
beautiful wedding which tool
place Sunday, August 81, a
4:30 p. m. in the First Baptis
church in Hardin.
Rev. C. A. Bentley performed
the ceremony before g. greer
arch, with wedding bells ant
gladiolas decorating the church
The wedding was attended b.
200 guests.
The pianist, Miss Gretchen
SWindle, wore a tan gown ant
a corsage of gold gladiolas. Sh,
played the traditional weddinl
march and accompanied NJ S
Norman JohnShoy who sang
20 Promise Me-" and "I Love
You Truly. Mrs. Johnston
wore a blue gown with a pinl
.corsage.
The bride, who was given il
marriage by her father, was at.
tired in a gown of white skin.
ner satin, with lace yoke, Shor'
train and long veil. Her bou.
quet was made up of American
Beauty roses, StephanotiS anc
bouYardia. Her jeWelry consis.
ted of a pearl necklace, brac.
let, and ear rings, a gift o.
the groom. Iii
Miss Katherine Paulson, maic
of, honor, wore an orchid satir
gown and carried a bouquet Of
orchid gladiolas. The brides
maids, Miss Marian Vickers
and Miss Florence Bentley
were attired in gowns of nile
green taffeta, and carried ibou-
DUETS of peach gladiolas. The
flower girls, Miss Tanya Gus
tafson and Miss Betty Rae
Adams, cousins of the bride
wore yellow taffeta gowns ano
carried miniature bouquets oil
yCl1OW S1dulOldO.
The groom chose a grey CAB
radine suit, with a white rose,
The best man, Jim Shirasago
wore a dark blue suit with a
white c%arnation. UsherS were
Merle Gustafson, brother OF
the bride, Jim Simmons, Eu-
gene Borgess. and Guilford
Newman, who wore pink car
nations. The brides father wore
a dark grey suit and a white
rose. =.
The brides mother chose a
light blue nylon dress, with
pink accessories and a corsage
of pink carnations and roses,
Shortly following the cere-
mony a reception was held in
the Masonic Temple, where a
three-tiered Maltese-croSs cake,
topped with miniature BRIDE
and groom, centered the table.
Mrs. Evan Gustafson of Klein
served the cake, Mrs. Ray
Jones poured coffee and Mrs.
Cecil Holland served punch All
are aunts of the bride. Mrs.
Bill Adams of WilletS, Calf.
cousin of the bride, was in
charge of the guest book, and
Miss MARY Helen SWaby was in
charge of gifts.
The brides bouquet was
caught by Miss Marian Vickers
The brides going away en-
Semble was a tan tailored sIit.
with a corsage of orchid gladi-
olas and rose buds.
The young couple are goine
East on their honeymoon, ano
will make their home South Of
Hardin when they return.
Out of town guests at the
wedding were Hugo Anderson
uncle of the bride, Jim Fulton
Mrs. Alma Stephens. aunt o1
the bride, all of Billings, MIR
and Mrs. Wallace Milan anc
children of Huntley, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jim Scabery of Bozeman
Mrs. Bill Adams and children
of Willets, Ca, and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Evan G~ustafson of Klein
The bride graduated from
Hardin High School with tn,
class of 1949. The groom is {
graduate of lamont, Iowa, higl
school and of the Nationa
Trade School at Kansas City
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