The Sidney herald., 1957-05-16
Daughter OF
Former Residents
We'd In California

Wed In California
The following marriage written
is taken from the May z issue @
the Chico Enterprise-Record 0
Chico, California. The bride
mother, Mrs. Thomas S. edna
beats was the daughter of tn,
late Ed Hahns and the family wer'
residents of the Sidney-Fairviev
communities for many years. Mr.
Elton L.. Hastay will be remem
bered a a sister of the Rennis
brothers.
"Nanette Rae beats, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Deats
966 Vallombrosa Avenue, and Pau
S. Green exchanged their mar
riage vows in front of a large al
tar arrangement of Peace roses and
butterfly iris Thursday at 5 pm
THE bridegroom is the son OF
Mrs. Calvin c. Greenley and the
late William S. Green.
THE ceremony was performed
by Bishop Milton c. Clark in the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints here. 1t was witnessed
by relatives and college friends Of
the bride.
"The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a lace over
taffeta ballerina length gown. Her
fingertip veil was capped with
a heart shaped bandeau circled
with pearl clusters. She carried a
colonial bouquet of white carna-
tons centered by a lavender or
child.
THE something borrowed were
the pearls she wore and the ira
ditional blue garter was given the
bride by friends. Her something
old was a family heirloom ring
and she carried a penny in her
shoe for luck.
MRS. Dale Graham served as
the matron of honor. She was
dressed in a pink brocaded, pol
ished cotton gown, and wore a net
headband of matching pink. She
carried a bouquet of white carna-
tons conferred by pink ones.
Joseph DeHamm of Grass Val
ley, brother-in-law of the bene-
dict, acted as best man.
For the ceremony Nancy Par
ish sang 81 Love You Truly" and
Because" She was accompanied
by Bob Glover.
Mother of the bride was un-
able to be present for the rites
as she is i'll, but was presented
with an orchid corsage by her new
son-in-law.
Mrs. Elton L. Hastay, grand
mother of the bride, wore a frock
of pink and gray nylon while the
benedict's mother chose a gown
of soft pink lace and an orchid
corsage.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ing reception vas held in Melody
Hall. Arrangements of peonies,
transvaal daisies, snapdragons and
roses were used as decor about
the hall.
1.-The brides table was covered
with a lace cloth made by the
brides maternal grandmother,
encircled with pink roses, flank
ed by white tapers, and matching
cupid vases filled with pink Cecil
Breuner roses, centered the table.
pat jenkins presided at the
punch table and Miss Parrish serv-
ed cake. Mrs. Ralph c. Temple
and Mrs. w. E. Rothe acted
hostesses. Mrs. Rothe had ar
ranged the flowers for the we'd 1
ding and reception. {
IONA Gregoire presided at the
guest book and she also caught
the brides bouquet. /
THE bride attended Chico State
College and was a member of
Girls Block c, Girls Athletic As
Pan American Club and
is a member of the Ids church.
She has been affiliated with the
County Horsemen's Associ- ,
!
THE bridegroom is a student in |
architectural engineering at Pla-
GER Junior College.
For her going away outfit the j
new Mrs. Green selected a beige
sheath dress with a matching l
Her accessories were in
orchid and she wore the orchid
her bridal bouquet. {
1.-The couple will make their I
nome in Sacramento after a hon ,
symoon trip to Carmel. r
"Out of town guests at the we'd :
ling included MIR. and Mrs. Elton .
D. Hastay, of Montgomery Creek; :
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin c. Greenley, =
u Toelle, Utah, and MIR. and Mrs. L
DeHaan and children g
xathy and Larry, Of Grass Valley" '