Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 42

Telegraph Colorado Springs, Colo. Sunday, Aug. 30, 1964 MRS FRED IT 5k 5k a th I I OES He'd Faith Chapter 140. Order of Eastern Hamah, will bold ot'en installation of officers for the com mg Wednesday The regular stall'd meeting will It. Irene I maebvr.

Hem anda rv Ha associate conductress; Hare! Seger, chaplain; Wright, marshall; Wilhelmina Wade, organist; Marian Higbee. Adah; Mary Hamacher, Ruth; Mildred Sonnenberg. Esther; Lucille McFarlm. Martha; Ida Freeman. Electra; Violet Solberg.

warder; Jesse Drew, sentinel; Halhe Wade, so- wedding of Miss Helen Gail Joist; Ymita Pieper. officer-at- Pope and Lt Gerald Lee Sew- Eitna Worrall, Bible boa el! Saturday, Aug 22 with Chaplain Anthony Kag- nuni officiating at the double ring military rites The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifton A Pope, for- now er. Eris Dartch, reader. FIFTH FLASH IN SARATOGA NY APi When New Act. a Greentree Stable son of Tom New.

the lash Stakes at merle of Colorado Springs I AND MRS GERALD LEE SEWELL ic Sewell-Pope Nuptials Held In Carson Hospital Chapel The vs Army Hospital Chap- treasurer of the stjdent coun- el at arson was the scene of cil during her senior vear The bridegroom, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Sewell of Houston. Tex is stationed at the Presidio at Calif He MR AND MRS JOSEPH LEONARD GARDLNOi' MR AND MRS ROB ERT FLOYD MOTLEY Motley-Nordstrom Nuptials Held in Ivywild Church Garduno-Duran Vows Read In Sacred Heart Church Miss Jeanne Rae Nordstrom the and Robert Motley were powder blue 'ha? won united Saturday. Aug 15 in the Ivx Mu I nmTMt, Texa, whrre Wlld h. a momwr Ph, kappa HaroJd Tetxl sosia! fraternity, and the the recent Saratoga opening it of St Paul, is employed bv marked the fifth Flash won by the American Red Cross as a Greentree (ase aide at j- Armv The stable is owned by John Hospital at Ft. Carson She Hay Witney and his sis- graduated from Texas ---ter.

Mrs Charles Shipman Pay- Womans University where she niaid son Sne also owns the New was president of the Adelphiam Kenneth Sew Mets Literary-Social Club and was best man for hi Silver Spurs, men honorary He was commander of the Army ROTC Cadets in 196P-61 Miss Glenda attended her sister maid of honor and Mi'-; Ann Sewell. of the bridegroom was brides- The Rev Nels Nordstrom grand; Jther of the bride, ststed in the double ring cere mony The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Nord strom. of 26 Navajo St was The Mrs Paul Pruni Lvda Mrs Rose a oeption wa- he Fellowship Hau of the After a honey rr r. Maroon MR AND MRS LYNN ROY WEBER Lui.se Heidi Seeholzer Joseph Leonard Cardano and accessories. Both were white his bride, the former Esther orchid corsages The bride ictona Duran, are at home in ble was with an ar- Colorado Springs following their rancement of pink and white Aug 3 marriage.

carnations. Parents of the couple are Mr The couple honevmooncd tn and Mrs Josepn I Duran. 614 Denver The bride chose a light St Vrain St and Mr and blue-green sheath with white Mrs Joe Abeyta. 15 El accessories and a pale pink trch 1 Paso Ave. carnation cor-age for her trav- rh, r.

2 Mrs wore a skeath elmg outfit 4M Weber were of lace over km satm Hear! Cattobe Churrt a from out of in ne.i.»^ fta.e TucT ap, a saiarxiav Aug 8 the Air bridegrooms mother chose a offM-ianm' fh v-d I 7 Force Academy Catholic Chap- pink silk sheath, pink hat and sang Mana Pale and el Chaplain Calkin performed shoes Mr Mrs A and lamatwiis were Mr and Mrs Ernest Gar- Mrs Pa a Pickard l.vda 11 weber-beeholzer Nuptials Vm .7, Held at Catholic Chapel Citv Kan bride to mase their home traveling costume First National Bank civilian of Mr brother, and o( Lt. James Krau-e was military best man 1 A brunch at the followed the eeremonv Riven in nui rr is w3ls 3 suit ther The bridegroom is the son with white her lnP to duno and familv. Miss Isabel ZJS LI Ma mar- GanJuno Cectha Baca and other wedding selec- hLrh' She chose Mr and Mrs Pete Trujillo. wtutf a full lengtn gown dtsigned with all from Trinidad. Mr and the ria OF CRIPPLE CREEK Serving Teller County Since 1893 and Mrs Floyd Mot- cordage of white Leavenworth.

Kan Among the guests were Tall candelabra, potted ferns bride Mr and Uons The counle i vmi 11 and of white McCVsrw (V. 1 ne wiJi at Laugh- a Lliantilly laiY bodKse. bell- Mrs Martinez and Mrs John -in Hotel and mums formed the cago Mr and Mrv oi de soie Ruybal from Denver. I which ihe' iniV f' ior the ceremony. Mrs fler of Topeka Kan.

Mr and w-hn iiv sbA short train Chantilly lace The couple will make their 1 terev where thev make VSallace Towwr at the organ Mrs Clarence George. Empor- unable 3 schwvls and bows of peau de soie adaed home in Colorado Springs. I Mr aodlK Ml and aciximpamed Jim Raney of Alamotsa. and from who sang parts of Colorado. OPEN FOR ALL BANKING SERVICES DAILY am 3 pm SATURDAYS 10 am 12 Noon VfMlil 1 Corp Gd.rO Sy.f.ro 1 MID DUE SETS DATES Tl CKER TOWN.

Bermuda Die Mtd Ocean Club hold its annual men invitation golf tournament Nov 16-20 Iuist year's winner was Dick Stiniets jje fanf illusion was ('aught young pY were gr id to a circlet trimmed with uated the College cf'Em The bride's princess style Barne-c Mrs James gowm of white silk over Mr and Stan lev taffeta, was trimmed with em 7 i Mr and Mrs rman broidert'd appliques at the and R. rme Si neckline and waist Her bouf the phqued roses of Oyster Harbors. Mass beat George Wardmnn of home club in the final In the senior division Charles 011 Jnc autTKi grad Trunz of Sands Point. won a gift from uate school on a scholarship for Brock- bridegroom and her flow- Education of the Deaf The Brussels tee. cas- ers were white roses with Eng- bridegroom is a student the cadtHl irom a lish ivv.

arranged a cascade KU Medxal Ss'iKxxi other at office smce skm Her jewelrv was a white When vou are planning to and VPs Mrs 3 cham. and she steam fish, you may want to brides The brKlegroom graduated carried a bouquet of and have it cut in one piece rather li! deep pink carnations than in steaks Some cooks like The bridegroom is the son of Class of S3. Guests from other Miss Ophelia Lente maid to buy. for the steaming, and Mrs Roy Weber. were: Maj and Mrs C.

of honor Her princess stvle out that includes the tail Las Angeles Calif Kasper from Kansas. Lt dress was aqua satin with con Maj Weinberg escorted his and Mrs. J. Kellogg from Tex- trasting deep aqua panels on to the altar. She as side of the Her a white silk gown fash- Pam.

the bnde- moon-shaped bouquet was of lit. ffTDDm famik- from I 4 4 over Irving Bt'rgeron of ton. Mass MfitinmtiillHiitiiiiiiiiiiiii Russia will buy pigs SPECIAL HONEY-SAYING OFFER HERND matching those poru Kan and the a Sllk iTJ ana ram. ine moon-shaped bouqw She wore attend Umversm grad 3 candlelight lace gnxnn 5 from An- pink were a eift fmm uate srfwd a and elbow length sleeves. 8e Carol Edwards was flower girl Her dress was light blue saUn pillbox She over and she car earned a bouquet of white ried a white orchid Master Miss Nancy Nordstrom at- fanned gladioli United litmutMnl Ralph Edwards was ring bearer tended her SLster as maid of JOINS FITNESS rum VIlss Stefanw Little was maid A sewing pattern wore a with a honor and Miss Barbara Mot FRANKFixrt and Miss Helen Kid- of the undergarments worn bow tie and black trous ley.

sister of the bridegroom tv der was bridesmaid Both wore with the beautiful, flowing In- He carried a satin pillow was bridesmaid Both wore street length dresses of powder dian sari is being sold at the trimmed with satin appliques street length dresses oi white txasketball blue chiffon with matching pill- Indian Pavilion of the World's teroy Abeyta attended the organza over taffeta and RaJnsey. boxes, shoes and white gloves. Fair. It's in response to the de- bridegroom as man their flowers were white roses tus Thtn carried bouquets of white mand of fair visitors interested A small family reception was with ivy. ate Kentucky gladnib with blue ribbons.

in purchasing the handwoven 31 home of the bride Miss Esther Nordstrom was -15 chairman of LV Lt William Ordway served saris but wondering how to TV bride mother ring bearer wearing a frock Council on Physical as best man Groomsman fashion the undergarments. The wore a blue floral print of white embroidered oreandv Tl' James KelJogg U. Pat Ri- underpinnings, a bolero type sheath with white accessories Kenneth Nordstrom lighted -v M'rrF lv 8 and John Borling ush- blouse and long petticoat, are The bridegroom mother wore candles, and was also a junior and ered 001 even India, a mint green sheath with white usher 4 es reception was held at the but are hand sewn to match Mr ivj Ramsey from ilie Academy's Officer Gub Miss each sari. man (11 3 star al of Janet Weber, the bridegroom's were DmcaiH sister, was in charge of the Authentic India madras, star Moore caIled gues! WOIT white the summer sportswear pic- The best sixth man in blue hat. white acces- ture.

is carrying on to bright- mother wore a because of his versatility as a sones and a white gladioli cor- ten up fall and winter ward- l.rt us tlf sisn iiuh i hi mil fn'rsimulity uUo the latest NORSK'S CREATIONS E. Platte 634-4511 Suite 11 Stanton Bldg. We lmjmrt the best silk in the Come in and see it. Newest styles recreated from your old wardrobe rutMt wm4 SwH, Cnh mm4 Jockvti dress of French-blue crepe, and reserve sage YOURS FOR ONLY FULL QUART SIZE robes. For fall dress and suits, the fabric Is specially lined; made water-repellent for rain coats, umbrellas and wtndbreak- ers; backed heavy pile or, corduroy for ski parkas; quilted into a bright lining for leather jackets and walking coats; or used just as is in blouses, ascots, dickies, hairbands and big bows.

The newest for little girls the blouse slip The carter creation is a knit jumper a three-quarter sleeve Mouse that continues on to become a petticoat. The ruffle of the petticoat sticks out at the hem of the jumper. The waist of the jumpier is elasUctzed so the little miss doesn't have to fuss with a worry about losing it. with any incoming (Meaning order of Any of Sno-White's convenient locations or call for pick-up and delivery 634-2866 LA NDR A CLEANERS Costume pins and pearls are going steady this season in the vendome jewelry collection. To accomplish this merg- fer.

the manufacturer has de- 'ted an ingenious necklace clasp design that acconuno- dates the point oT the pin so it lies in flattened flattery flarii on the costume. $1.19 Woven Seersucker Remnants Vi Price! early for best in Wools, Cottons. at just half the reduced remnant price Monday, ORGANIZATION MEETING Panhel- lenic Association officers held the first meeting of the dub year Wednesday at the home of the president. Mrs. Patricia Barrett, (at left), 501 Ridgewood Ave.

Standing is Mrs A. W. Eden, secretarv and at right, Mrs. Robert D. Copsey.

president. Mrs. Notan Drury, who was absent, is treasurer. Plans for the coming year include a dinner at Dublin House at 6:30 pjn. Thursday, Sept.

3. A program and business meeting follow dinner. Members of national sororities in Pan Hellenic are invited to make reservations by calling Mrs. E. J.

Gwinn. 634-4476. by Tuesday noon. (Gazette Telegraph Photo) A LONG CAREER DENVER (AP) Dolly An-, dfwoa, a in the stable area at Centennial TYack. figures she has clocked more I m.WO miles oa horseback ter 35 years around the raee- She say, bqp.

when 'she was 13..