Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19

1915 Third Az. s. Minneapolis,
The double ring ceremony
Rev Il, III Hunter, al five 0 'clocI
i9 The nuptials were solcmnlscd
before an altar enhanced by ar.
rangements Of ciectium ferns and
seven hranched candeiahta holding |
burning white tapcrs
Proceeding the ceremony, a pro-
gram 81 nuptiai music was pre-
Scn,ed BY Mr. John whitaker, or
ganiSt. who also accompanied the
soloists Mr. Bradford nenner sang,
Il Love Thee and Miss Sylvia
johnson sang The Lorirs Pray
err
To the strains Of the traditional
wedding march. the bride entered
on The arm Of her father who gave
her ia marriage She Was radiant in
a gown OF white embroidered tuile
over white tarfetA fashioned with
ritted bodice portrait neckline
and short sleeves The full gathered
skirt was roor length and fell
into slight train In back
Her finger tip veil Of illusion
was secured TO a crown of pearls
She wore elbow length gloves OF
embroidered tulle and pearl neck
lace with matching earrings and
carried a cascade bouquet OF white
carnations and stephanetis cent.
cred with a detachable orchid
Her sister. Mrs shirley A Hick
man. gowned in white lace over
pink taffeta acrved as matrun Of
honor bridesmaids were the Misses
Lorraine Johnson Sandra Kinney
Dorothy Eos and Grcta Rae Haf>
fison The attendants dresaea were
fashioned idcntically Of white lace
over pink tafrcts enhanced with
cumbcrhunds of pink taffeta, They
wore matching wide hrimmcd hats
u hotaohair trimmed with flowers
and pearl earrings and necklaces,
giCt Of the bride They carried arm
bouquets of pink roses and white
carnations
nrmurc little CHndy and Patty
10 Hickman, nieoes Of the bride
ia street length dfesaos 81 mint
grccn sheer were flower girIs.
1hsy carried baskets ~ pink rose
petals which they scattered IN the
path 81 the bride
Serving as MI Tolivers best
man was Jacob Vernell Uahera
were Frank Foster John Foster
Michael and James Toliver Jr.
bfntherp Of the groom
Immediately following the ocro-
mouy the newiyWods were folirit.
atrd hy over 200 relatives and
friends ~ reception held tn The
nndercroft 81 She church A pink
and white motif was carried out
IN decorations with large and
small wedding bells used through
out, plnl, and white roses entwincd
the archway which was conferred
60 the back by two large white
wedding BELLS
The brides table covered with
a white iiurn cloth was contsred
with a three TERED wedding cake
decorated with pink bells and lilies
~ the valley between the layers
and topped with n miniature bride
and groom ornament Opposite wa
white covered table holding =
silver punch bowl from which 70,
froshing punch was dispensed.
Receiving with the bridal party
were Mr. and Mrs Rawlings, par.
cnte ~ the bride Mr. and Mrs
George Wilson, grandparents % tbs
bride, Mrs Bonnie Rawlings and
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Taylor, foster
parents OF the groom
ON ono side ~ tbs room three
large tables covered In white with
pink and white flowers and white
bells as decoration hold a large
assortment ~ beautiful aBd prac.
ticai gifts which The young couple
recsiyed from relatives ard friends
After the reception an aftei
party in their honor was bold Al
Local SIC later that evening thf
TolIivsrn left for their honeymoon
destination undlnoiosedl
On June ~. Mr. and Mrs Toilyei
viii ny o. Friodbefg. Germany
where Private nrst class Toliyer
has been stationed since November
1858 They Will remain In Germany