The Sidney herald., 1962-06-27

St. Matthew's Catholic Church
in Sidney was the setting for
he wedding Of Miss Ellen Faye
Provost, of Wolf Point, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Prevet,
Of Lambert, and Howard Keith
Wood, s>n CT Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Wood, all of Wolf Point.
Father Patrick O'Reilly, Of Wolf
Point, performed the double ring
caremcny, at 1000 a. m. June
Is.
The bride, who was escorted
by her father, wore a full length
gown cf peau de sole, with brush
train. and fitted bodice, of Allen
con lace trimmed in seed pearls
and sequils. A queens crown of
cut crystal held her ~fingertip
veil, edged with matching lace,
ard she carried a bouquet of
pink roses and white shattered
carnations.
Miss Cathy SALISBURY of North
ST. Paul, Mimi, was maid of
honor, and Miss Karen Wood,
sister of the groom, and Miss
Ronette Provost, the brides cous-
in, were bridesmaids. Their iden-
teal dresses were of blue chiffon
over taffeta, with cap sleeves.
Their matching head pieces of
blue cut crystal held short blue
wells, and carried colonial bou-
quets Of pink roses and white
pOmpoms.
Mary Provost and Anita Butka,
cousins Of the bride, were flower
girls. They wore white chiffon
over taffeta, with blue sash and
neadoands, white accessories, and
carried white lace baskets of blue
and white petals. The groOm's
attendants were john Newman Of
California, as best man, and
Glenn o. Sethre, and Harry
Downs, ST., both Of Wolf Point,
as groomSmen.
Carl Alexander Chisholm, of
st. Paul, Mimi, cousin and god
son of the bride, was rilg bearer,
and Paul Provost and Robert
Provost, the brides uncle and
cousin, were ushers. All wore
white coats, dark trousers and
bow tie, and pink c~arnation bou-
tonuieres.
Altar boys were Brent and Pete
hurry, the brides cousins.
Mrs. Provost chose a sheath
dress of teale blue lace over tat
fetta, with matching shoes. Mrs
Wood wore royal blue lace. Both
mothers chose white accessories
and corsages of pink and white
carnations.
The wedding luncheon wa:
served in St. Matthew's Schoo
gymnasium, by the Catholi'
Daughters of America. The bride!
table was decorated with pinl
candles, roses and lilies of TIT
valley, thanked by pink and white
carnations. CGntering the table
was the three TERED angel fooC
cake, baked and decorated b,
Miss Mary ChisI-lm, CT ST. Pau
Mimi, the brides aunt. Hand
made butter roses, in pink tint:
creed dne lowest layer, an
sugar bells were at each GOMEZ
Outlining the base CT the secon.
tier were white hand made Suga
lilies with pink stamenS, viii
pink sugar orchids at the cor
ners, and a silver rosary and cru
cifix, atop the layer. Blue low
birds, pink sugar hearts and III
lies of the valley nestled betwee
Inc white swans which supporte
the top layer which was c~riscroSs
ed with tiny pink butter rose.
with blue love birds and pal
green leaves at each corner Top
ping the whole vas a large whit
sugar bell, trimmed in silve
with pink ribbon clapper, an
backed by a large heart forme
from many small hearts.
It was cut by the bride an
groom.
Miss Vicky Brown and Mi
Patty Butka, the brides cousin
served punch, and Miss Pegs
Butka, kept the guest list. Nh
Don ReeS was accompaniSt fl
Miss Cecilia Pintz, another cou
in, who sang Ave Maria, az
1.-The Lords Prayer"
t. 4rox,ofipo Mrs Wood chn.