The Sidney herald., 1958-01-02

Mrs. VIM. Scrivner
Silver Wedding Anniversary
And Wedding Shower

wSouAhS UNIVERSAL party Tor
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Lassey Sr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gold
smith was given at the Cartwright
hall. Twenty-Five years previous
to this date a double wedding
was performed at Sidney, each
couple attending the other. The
ladies, Mrs. Lassey and Mrs.
Goldsmith are sisters, the former
Grace and Ruth Clark of Rawson.
A bridal shower for the new
lyweds, MIR. and Mrs. William
Lassey Jr., was also part of this
years occasion here.
The hall was decorated in white
and silver streamers mingled with
white bells and the schools
Christmas tree still stood in a
corner with lighted candles. Two
vase of yellow NUNS and a
holly covered block adorned the
piano and a table for gifts. The
honored guests and attendants
entered the candlelit hall to the
tune of Here Comes the ride"
played by Mrs. Milton Olson. The
auolence then sang Happy An
n~iversary', and Grace was said
by Rev. Powell who with his
wife were among the many in
attendance. A delicious potluck
dinner was served at $50 D. m.
Honored guests were seated at
a U-shaped table conferred with
bouquets of white s~napdragon,
yellow NUNS and holly sprigs
with candles. The three TERED an
%niversary cake was decorated in
white and yellow topped with
miniature bride and groom and
the mineral "25", arched with
flowers, created by Mrs. James
Stewart and Mrs. Ed Propp. The
wedding cake was baked and dec
orated by Mrs. VIM. Lassey ST.,
ana Mrs. Henry Iszley. The three
TERED cake was in white and
yellow topped by a pair of love
Diros hololng rings. Nut cups of
white swans marked guest places.
Gilman Wang was master of
ceremonies for the program that
followed the supper and included
the songs Fascination" and True
Love- by Laura Klose, Betty
Johnson and Acne Dobias with
Sue Dobias at the piano; Morris
Lassey gave solos, Silver Threads
Among the Gold" and "Harbor
Lights, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Andy Cayko.
Charlotte and Beverly Lassey
sang my Happiness" with Mrs.
Andy Cayko at the piano; Mar
vim Skogen and Secondo Pts
tocco each gave accordion solos
accompanied by Henry Iszley at
the piano. (Mr. Pistocco played for
the dance for the anniversary of
the Lasseys 25 years before). A
reading on anniversa-
ries by Mrs. Ray Skorpil follow
ed by three Lassey cousins, Jer-
ry Lassey, Clarence diversion and
Ronald Shade singing Let Me
Call You Sweetheart, accompan-
led by a whistling arrangement
by Morris Lassey and Mrs. Cayko
at the piano.
MIR. Wang presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Lassey Sr. with a large
pine wreath with twenty-five sill
yer dollars formed on letters
IS W., a box caintaining silver,
cards and other gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lassey !
Jr. were escorted to a table laden
with many useful and beautiful
wedding gifts given them by
friends and relatives.
Guest books had been signed
for the Lassey couples. Following
opening and viewing of gifts the
time was spent in visiting and
dancing to music by Pistocco and
Iszley.
Besides friends and relatives
among them were Mr..
and Mrs. Hogarty and son of
Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Yunek of
L~avina, and many from Fairview
area, Williston, Rawson and Sid
ney. Many people contributed in
making this event a success long
to be remembered by the honored
couples.
Marvin Skogen came from Fort
Ord, Calf, to spend the Christ
mas holidays here with home
.olk, and leaves to return to
lamp Thursday.
Word came Thursday from
Wittenberg, Wis, that Soren c.
Jackson had died there in a hos
oital that morning. The body is
being shipped here for funeral
service and burial. Mr.. Jackson
lad reached his 85th year Dec 8.
Funeral services were at Cart
Tuesday, Dec. 30.)
Clarence diversion drove from
Big Sandy, Montana Christmas
Day and is spending a few days
With home folk here.
The VIM. H. Faulkner family
ntertained a group at their home
Christmas Day. Next day Mrs.
accompanied her broth
IT Wesley Thorgramson to Scobey
md called on the Reid Greysons
here.
The VIM. Klym family were
With home folk at Fairfield and
Sorham Christmas Eve and on
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