Laurel outlook., 1949-08-03
Miss Esther Miller,
CIV. McGuinn Are
Married At Havre

Havre was the scene of a beauti-
full wedding Saturday morning at
IL o'clock which united in mar
rage Miss Esther Miller, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frieda Miller of Lau-
rel, and Charles w. McGuinn, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. McGuinn
of Havre.
Rev. FIR. George French, S. j.,
performed the double ring cere-
mony before the altar, the rail-
ings of which we're decorated
with baskets of cut summer
flowers.
Attending the bride wer her
sister, Miss Dorothy Miller of
| Laurel as maid of honor, and
Miss Betty Lenz of Seattle and
Miss Patty McGuinn, sister of
the groom, as bridesmaids.
Joseph r. McGuinn of Seattle,
brother of the bridegroom, was
best man. Ushers were Sidney
Tieteman and Kenneth Rathbone,
both of Havre.
Given in marriage by her
brother-in-law, Harold c. Meyer
of Laurel, the bride wore a gown
of slipper satin made with low,
rounded neckline with lace in
serts in the yoke and shoulders.
The sleeves tapered to points at
the wrists, and the fitted bodice |
and gathered skirt fell into a
full train. Her three-quarter
length veil was attached to a
ruffled crown trimmed with seed
pearls, and she wore a single
strand of pearls, the gift of the
bridegroom. The bride carried a
single orchid on a white satin
p~rayerbook from which fell white
streamers and pink rosebuds. She
also carried a white linen hand
kerchief, 70 years old, an heir
loom of the family of Mrs. R.
Reid of Seattle.
Miss Miller, the maid of honor,
wore a gown of lavender taffeta,
while Miss Lenz and Miss Nc
Quinn chose gowns in shades of
lavender marquisette over taffe-
ia. The bridal attendants all
carried colonial bouquets of
sweetpeas and statice and wore
lavender head bands with match
ing flowers.
For the wedding, the brides
mother wor a navy blue crepe
dress with white accessories,
Mrs. McGuinn chose a grey
and green bemberg print with
black accessories. Both mothers
wore rose corsageS.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception for about 100 guests was
held at the home of the bride
groom's parents. Mrs. John Tiete-
man and Mrs. Ralph Odermann
were in charge of refreshments,
served from a table decorated
summer flowers and white |
The beautifully decorated we'd
ling cake was cut and served by \
Miss Ann McGuinn, sister of the |
bridegroom. Mrs. Agnes Nc r
Astocker and Mrs. Claude Peiton Y
poured. Mrs. R. C. Timmons and \
Mrs. Harold Meyer, a sister Of :
he bride, served punch. Miss I,
Palma Wolff had charge of the \
Suest book, and Miss Bernice I
arson had charge of the gifts. Z
The bride is a graduate of the N
Deaconess hospital train l
ng school for nurses and attend 2
d Northern Montana college at \,
Iavre upon completion of her \
urse's training. She is now on r
he staff of the Seattle General I,
ospital. N
Her husband attended Northern y
Iontana college two years and 4
ill complete his education in n
.usiness administration at the Y
of Washington during z
lie coming year. He is affiliated N
18th Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGuinn, who p
i'll make their home in Seattle, II
fit to spend two weeks in Gla- N
national park, Lake Louise y
nd Banff, and several days in I.
aurel before going on to the N
'ashington city. For travelling, "
RS. McQuinn chose a dusty rose 2
lbardine suit with brown az Y
.ssOries. N
In addition to those in the we'd n
ng party, out-of-town guests at N
marriage and reception in
uded Mrs. Freida Miller, Miss y
Miller, Donald Miller |.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. C. Meyer, all
Laurel; Joseph R. McQuinn N
I'd Miss Betty LEM of Seattle; q
and Mrs. Worth Timmons NJ
ID Jane Timmons of Shelby, and N
iss Ann McQuinn of Helena. n