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The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 65

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13 THE KANSAS CITY SUNDAY OCTOBER 17 1054 lace over taffeta designed wiih MARRIED IN CHURCH CEREMONY BEAUTY SERVICES bride and the bridesmaids Miss Gerry Fox Miss Harriet Bodker Miss Rosalee Greenberg Mrs an off-the-shoulner yoke out lined with lace a small lac( thope of the maid rrf honor Mr John Lewis jr hrother of the IqMdegroom acted as best man Mr John Stewart cousin of the bridegroom and collar and brief sleeves The IL Tho I I'i'vnvh I I Accent Cor set te "Because" and "No Other Love" The bridal aisle was marked with branch candelabra i and overhead wrought iron arches decorated in foliage On 'either side of the canopy beneath which the vows were read iwere arrangements of gladioli and light pink beauty asters Fif skirt styled with a rcdingote ef feet of tulle edged with lace tended into a caihedral train Leonard Block Mrs Jerome Frager Memphis and Miss JanPt Ross St Louis wore gowns of pink chiffon fashioned with soft cowl necklines fitted (Continued on Pane 15C) GOLD WAVE Permanents s4" Complete Complete lociuaes haircut conditioning ihompoo and set Ottr Crmi oil Solutions form nf nulurHl t-iirl tn managa Our irion rf sp'iaM hletidt-rl fur ns hy staftnft the finest matr rials Yaw nnd epp-t to pay £1 0 to fot ths same permanents Licensed operator to rve you -IfcrSsa AAA PERMANENT WAVE SYSTEM GR 8800 Open A No Nrrdrd l'lh and Walnut Bids Suite 46 Her veil of blush illusion and i lace fell from a wide bandeau of I lace and pearls to finger-tip llengih and she carried a garland bouquet of blush petite roses and lace centered with a white iorchid on a white Bihle The maid of honor Miss Maureen Vigder sister of th? teen branch candelabra holding pink tapers and garlanded with commodore foliage completer! the decorations The bride wore a gown of blush pink tulle and Chantilly Mr Tohn Hadel ushered The bride mother wore a gown of navy blue faille trimmed in white with matching accessories The bridegroom's mother wore a princess style taffeta gown of black and white with matching accessories Both wore orchid corsages After the ceremony a reception was held in the Walnut room of Twin Oaks Mr and Mrs Lewis left for a honeymoon in Chicago They are at home at 5614 West Seventieth street Vigder- Puritz Wedding Miss Joan Phyllis Vigder NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY RACSdALE BEAUTY SHOP or kn KVKNINUS Tn 9 SNAP-CURL COLD WAVES Featuring the Sensational "SPECIAL SALE Prie include resylipq All S095 SC95 S795 SA95 95 j95 sy sg roircur any style oil sham- oirricTe poo se and comb-out at KRSIDAL GO ifC3 Wf BRIDESMAIDS AMP HOWEITG1RI DRESSiS at sensible price No Sales Talk Shampoo i Set 125 Rout Tinting 395 Haircut Ml On the Ground Floor at 1113 31st St Just 4 Doors East of Troost VA 937fi NO APPOINTMENT NcCESSARY 100 WOOLENS daughter of Mr and Mrs Pa" SALES an for only COLD WAVES Complete Yd No I RENTALS 9 S4 aM mm Machine Permanents S3 MILADY'S dTown aUchlneUfM up npHiitnient I nneessary the Shukert Building oi'fv III" Grand Room 308 II A K0 UP TO $10 VALUES Vigder was married to Mr Carl Morton Puritz son of Mr and Mrs Harry Puritz Sunday August 29 at Beth Shalom synagogue Rabbi Gershon Hadas read the service Mrs Marie Singleton organist played the wedding music and accompanied Mr Robert Downs who sang Satin lastex ft powar nat S2T50 Othar Corsattes 1650 up Open Jkmn 9:20 'til 130 Itriiliiairs 21 Ctintrv Patr J8 idaix iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl BBS GOLD WAVES S095 Orders II 39th '39th and Troost I ui(4t Save 5 cents a line per rlav bT ordering vour Star Want Ad for 3 davs Dial BA 5500 Adv er rss a Other Trlres 1500 and 1750 Atlantic A LEADING STOPE IN YOUR CITY SELLS RID CROSS SHOES Mrs Rirhairi George Klein who before her marriage September 11 was Miss Elizabeth Ann Grunrlhauser daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Grunn" haviser The ceremony took plare in Christ the King Catholic ehurrh The bridegroom Is a son of Mrs Elizabeth Klein of Chicago iL Talbot photograph I MISSOURI BOONVILLI Orlrhy Broa BUTIER Bem'1 Tevy Mem Co CATE OIRARnFAH BucKrer Rceneie Co Carthaost Rxmny'l CHirucoTHK "It's the way they fit and feel and look that makes Red Cross Shoes Weddings Furnntu Brr rrt BtCWart'l Shn fllnr Son rn cketti' Bho Bton Oolmen Gnlmsn'i S' nree ElBlnger a Bonterie Crl CLATTON CLINTON COLUMBIA FATKTTE rESTua FLAT RIVER rULTON HANNIBAL America's largest selling footwear" INDEPENDENCE Raker's Fnm ly Shoe Smre jrFKFlPSON ctt TV ACSlEWNf A tVsr-t ii'ww w'iwjwitiii uJ aaaKttpi 1 1 i i i ueiUiMUBBr I ii Cnntmiirrl From Prerrriiva Pto' Kpv Stvimp rrad thp service Givon in marriagp by hpr fathPr thp bride wore a floor length gown of rhantilly larp oer satin fashioned with a V-shaped nerkline The snug fitting lace bodice was trimmed in the front with tiny lace covered buttons and the lace sleeves tapered to traditional points over Ihe hand The full gathered skirt of lace and tulle worn over crinolines lengthened into a sweep train Her veil nf chantilly lace was trimmed with seed pearls and she rarried a cascade houquet of white pompons centered with a white orchid Miss Rarbara Ann Meinke attended her sister as maid of honor She wore a shrimp colored hallerina length gown of iridescent taffeta Her cascade bouquet was of hronze chrysanthemums The bridesmaids Miss Alice Lewis sister of the bridegroom and Mis Norma A Newme Rnblniion 8hne Co Knfin Pnw Sh" Cm Enline'i Conhny'i Fnne sire Hrkler'i Meryv'Ke Shoe rn Miiiien's Shoe S'ore Stump's Shoes Pelsue Shoe Htnre jopriN KANSAS flTT kfnnftt kirksviile LEXINGTON LOUISIANA MARSHALL MARTVILLE UOBERLT NEVADA PARIS tVe C-fAfLU tv MODtSTI KANSAS I TT PLAZA Robrsnn Shn Co POPLAR BtfFF Gnrflnkel ST CHARIFS Charlie's Shoe Store Robinson Shoe Co FamojBerr Co Qiiinn Pros Norton Sb" Store Fam'is Burr Co Her In ST JOSEPH ST LOl'IS SKPA'IA SIKFSTON OUTHTOWN SPRINGFIELD Jpan Lamping wore gowns and carried bouquets identical to -w- SPFlN'r-FIELP en -fe 'M Watt Over Sbne -r TVe D'XIJ American Royal 1- TRFNTOV A Shoe P'ore WARRENSBURO Ptwsrt R--rr WASHINGTON Hakes Sho Stir s-AX TV rfH'i' rj 2 1 ill ie A lovely Lucian Picord 14k glri 17 Jewel Com Watch each coin crowned wik a beautiful cultured pearl so unusual $32500 l)tfrrrpH Pin nipnli KANSAS ANTHONT Mneller Bras ARKANSAS CITT Ernest Morris Co BELOIT Lynch Shoe S'nre CHANUTE Harrnon'a CLAY CENTER NsTttl'l COFFETVILLE Hari-fsonio DODGE CITT E'lsles npt Store FMPORIA Psl-e Clo Co GARDEN CITT Nu-Stvl Shoe S'ore GRFAT BEND Ieern-Lutsrhf HAYS Wlesner Dept 8tore HUTCHINBON Wiley'a IOLA Harr'snn'a KANSAS CITT Rohinson Shoe Co LAWRENCE Roye! College Shop LEAVENWORTH Bruegsena LINDSBORO Sweeney' Shoe S'ore M-PHERSON Swreney Shoe Str NEWTON Lynch Shoe Store NORTON Browns OTTAWA Palna's Bootery PAOLA Paine's Bootery PARSONS Millers Sho store PITTSBI'FG "Newmans" PRAIRIE VILLAGE Robinson Shoe Co PRATT Bernard Shoe Store RI'SSELL Banker Mere Co 8ALINA Geo Self Shoe Co SENECA A Shoe Store) STOCKTON Marls Btoro TOPEKA Robinson Shoe Go WELLINGTON Smlth a Shoe S'ore WICHITA Innes Co WICHITA Ray Miller's Over Shop WINFIELD Orr-Crawford Shoe Co 4 1 12! alnit I 'fi Come in see for j-ourselj" this week why Red Cross Shoes are America's favorites You'll find so many beautiful styles COLORADO MR RANDALL irxt Consultant to formal w-nr Institute TKe ronveoience ftf or purchos-inq termol wear from IANOAU kM SL mWW HBhH WWW t'i' SjfiriM Avfii i Suk WWW Farlv'B P's Booterl that suit you your fall wardrobe your way of life And as you slip on a pair you'll find that no other shoes ever fit you so caressingly as if made for your foot aione Yes you'll learn that you too love Red Cross Shoes more than any other shoes COLORADO SPRINGS Vorhes Shoe Go DELTA Holland's) DENVER Denver Dry Goods Go DENVER Lorber Shoe r-o irerl Once the measurements and specf' cations are placed in RANDAU file to reorder a Qnv future date One rrt rnlv to coll VI 9555 Since all tAN DURANGO FT COLLINS Gordon's Inn s-ats Baotary DAU garments are superbly styled by AflFB SIX any of the earments from the GLENWOOD SPRINGS Bnws Boo'err GRAND JUNCTION Gordon StrrP- GRKELBT Fleid'e LA JUNTA Inge'l LAMAR Wolford's Inc vytiite dinner jacket to the cutowov may be Interchooged resultiog in a perfect obsolutely ideotfioble with your own per-tonal wardrobe Special order forms ore Available io event that a personal fittiag Is not convenient or if it is necessary to 308 East 12th VI 1555 Ralph Miller Sh" rn Kirk's Shoes GoMon's ln' sheared it i oo JACKETSq 4 you've worn before th nnf other hemtifu! 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