The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07
Gleason-Er
Church
At Fairview

About $50 guests enjoyed a
beautiful candlelight ceremony. at
eight o'clock Saturday evening
at the Reorganized church of Je-
sus Christ of Latter Day Saints
in Fairview when Miss Carolyn
Gleason and MIR. Glen Erps, both
of Sidney, were united in mar
riage. Carolyn is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam A. Glea-
son of Hillsboro, Oregon, and
Mr.. Erps is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Richard w. Erps of Sidney.
Miss Gleason wore al embroid-
cred white nylon ballerina length
gown, white heels and long n.y.
Ion lace gloves. A beautiful bou-
quet of red roses topped her
finger tip veil which was sprink-
led with red roses. She wore a
necklace of pearls belonging to
the groom's mother and carried
a bouquet of red roses fashioned
with white nylon netting and
white ribbons.
The groom o. a dark con-
ventional business suit.
The mother of the groom chose
a blue linen street dress with
white accessories. Her corsage
was a white rose.
The bridesmaids, Misses Ruth
Brown of Savage, and Jean Ann
Hillman of Fairview wore pink
and blue nylon ballerina length
dresses fashioned alike and they
wore white heels. Their white
beads and bracelets were gifts
of the bride. They carried bou-
quets of carnations and daisies
fashioned on blue and pink n.y.
Ion netting respectively and tied
with multicolored ribbons.
The attendants to the groom
were Leigh Reynolds of Sidney
and Clifford Foss of Brockton.
They wore light business suits.
Rev. j. A. Reynolds performed
the double ring ceremony before
an altar beautified with bouquets
of white and lavender lilacs,
h~oneysuckle, pine and multicol-
ored iris. Pink ribboned candle
abra were lighted by ushers Dom
aid Hillman and Robert Brown.
They wore white shirts, bow ties
and dark trousers. The bride was
given away by her father, MIR.
Gleason. Each of the men wore
a white carnation.
Mr.. Laurence Brown sang
Always. Mr.. Chester Hillman
sang Because" A quartet con-
of MIR. Clifford Foss, Mr..
and Mrs. Hillman and Mr.. Brown
sang "Oh Give Them a Parting
Blessing at the close of the
ceremony, after which the we'd
ding party waited at the door to
receive the greetings of their
Mrs. Laurence Brown
wedding music and Mrs.
vern Ditton presided at the guest
book. She was seated behind q
small lace-draped table at the
door.
The bride and groom were
with rice as they left
he church.
Following the ceremony, friends
and relatives gathered at the civic
where the reception was
leld. The bridal table was CEN
cred with a lovely ~four-tiered
Wedding cake, decorated with
bride and groom and
link roses. There matching
lender pink tapers and matching
vases of white lilacs. The table
vas set for twelve with a set of
.hina, a gift from the neighbors
# the newly married couple.
H. E. Dicky acted as master
# ceremonies. Numbers were
PRESENTED by the girls trio of {
which Mrs. Erps was a member, !
ccordion numbers by Donna
darker, a piano solo by Media ]
lose Anvik, a humorous reading !
Mrs. Anvik and talks by Rev. ]
reynolds and Mr.. Gleason. A '
.uet, "Side by Side, vas sung I
y Mr.. and Mrs. Erps.
Cake, ice cream, coffee and !
unch were served the guests, {
nd at the close of the program
ne wedding cake was cut and
by Mrs. Clifford Foss. a
'riends of the bride who helped S
erve the guests were Shirley I
nd Georgetta Goldsmith, Donna r
Sharon Henderson, 10 v
Kappel and Cheryl Wilcox. t
Mrs. Clifford Foss and Mrs. r
Wilcox had charge of the
lift table with other ladies of
he church assisting. j
Guests attending from more v
istant points were: Mr.. Sam A.
Hillsboro, Oregon; MI. p
nd Mrs. H. E. Dicky, Mr.. and +
Irs. Art Anvik and daughter, /
nd Mrs. John Knoll, Jr., all of =
-lendive; Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, =
ncle and aunt of the bride from !,
ear Lennon, South Dakota; Mr.. =
nd Mrs. Clifford Foss of Brock +
IN; and Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond =
can of Miles City. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Erps left for a I
weeks wedding trip to Ore !,
On and the west coast where 7
ley will visit friends and rela- =
YES. They expect to spend a y
w days in Yellowstone Nation :
Park on the return trip. They q
ill be at home to their many is
lends at the home of Glen's :,
arents northeast of Sidney until .
lie fall when they expect to u
que into THAR pauu homo ubfcb ~