Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 41

i MISS KATHERINE MURPHY Murphy-Bendure Vows Are Set In Double Rites Mr. find Mrs. Donald T. Mur phy, Aurora, announce the engagement of their daughter. Katherine Mary, to Cadet 1C Alva Earl Bendure III, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alva E. Bendure 4910 Galena Drive. Miss Murphy is employed by the Presbyterian Medical Center in Denver. Her fiance attends the Air Force Academy.

The wedding is set for June 12 at which the sister and her fiance will also recite vows. Pd Adv VOTE AGAINST! Repeal Ord. 1 8551 our ad in C.T.I Paid (or by loth-il Alumni MISS ROE BENDURE Miss Bendure, Cadet R. Logan Set Double Vows Mr. and Mrs.

Alva E. Ben dure 4910 Galena Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter. Roe Melody, to Cadet 1C Russell L. Logan, son of CMS and Mrs. William G.

Logan of Hickam Air Force Base, Honolulu. Miss Bendure is a student at Colorado University Cragmor. She is employed by LocArt Press, Inc. Her fiance attends the Air Force Academy The wedding is set for June 12 at the Air Force Academy Chapel. Kathleen Auld, D.

P. Menssen Plan Wedding Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harry E.

Auld. Air Force Academy, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Ann, to Douglas P. Menssen, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Menssen, Greenville, Ky. Miss Auld is a senior at Air High School and simultaneously attends the Colorado College of Medical and Dental Assistants in Denver. Her fiance is a second classman at the Air Force Academy. He graduate from Greenville I High School in 1968.

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Phone 635-4540 Member American Electrolysis Assn. MISS KATHLEEN AULD Music Club to Have Audition For Members Auditions for performing membership in the Colorado Springs MUsic Club will be at the home of Mrs. Don Lawrie, 1335 N. Nevada at 3 p.m. April 25.

Candidates are to notify Mrs. Lawrie at 473-2394 and to prepare a resume of their training experience. Those who audition will per- from from memory representative vocal literature from opera or oratorio, German lieder and modern repertoire. Instrumentalists will perform one composition from memory from each of the classic, romantic and modern periods. MRS.

EDWARD LaHAY La Hay, Wilson Ceremony Setin Candlelight Church Miss Vicky B. Wilson became' Mrs. Marie Peterson of North- the bride of Edward Michael La field, 111., and Mrs. Peter Cuba Hay at the First United Method- of Miramar, Fla. both grandmo- ist Church in a 2:30 p.m.

cere- thers of the bridegroom attend- mony March 6. ed the ceremony. Dr. L. Lacour officiated amid Spring peasantry.

Long on fashion. Short on price. baskets of white gladioli and carnations. Lighting the church were floor candelabra with white tapers wound with smilax. Also along the aisles were Drass hurricane candelabra decorated by smilax.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white peau de soie fashioned in an empire A-line silhouette and featuring a removable chapel train edged with picot of Venise and trimmed by the same. The Venise lace was repeated at the waist, the wedding ring collar and at the long pointed sleeves. An elbow-length veil of imported silk illusion cascaded from a Venise lace caplet, topped by a satin bow. The new Mrs. La Hay carried a Venetian cascade of white Marquerite daisies and miniature carnations, pale blue candy tuft and English ivy.

The sister, Miss Janet Wilson, was the maid of honor. She wore pale blue chiffon designed with a softly gathered skirt. The fitted bodice featured a raised waistline accented with white Venise lace and a back bow. Venise lace trimmed the stand up collar and long sleeves. Her headpiece was Dior bows with short veils of maline.

Miss Wilson carried a colonial bouquet of white Marguerite daisies, blue corn flowers showered with blue satin streamers. Brides maids were Miss Diane Gydesen and Mrs. Roberta Schranz, a sister of the bridgeroom. Miss Anita Schranz, niece of the groom was the flower girl. These attendants wore costumes identical to the maid of honor, except Miss blue chiffon featuring white organdy at the collar trimmed in Venise lace.

She carried a princess basket wiih an arrangement of white daisies and blue corn flowers. Michael Sekunow was best man while James Lundy, Robert Wilson and Barry Bodine were ushers. Mrs. Wilson wore a pale blue crepe dress with a matching coat trimmed in Venise lace. Mrs.

Robert La Hay wore a gown of silver-grey with a split skirt ensemble. A reception followed in the friendship lounge of the church. Assisting were Miss Mary Troth and Miss Diana Holden. The newlyweds left for a wedding trip to Evergreen. The bride traveled in a white pant suit.

They plan to reside in Chicago, 111. The bride attended Wasson High School and the School of Radiologic Technology at Penrose Hospital. La Hay at tended St. Gregory, Chicago, 111. and the School of Data Automation, St.

Louis, Mo. Miss Campos To Be Bride of Russell Young By LIANE SHUPP Gazette Telegraph Staff Writer When the words are spoken in the contemporary United States, they are often later swallowed and rued; more often now than ever before, as a matter of fact. According to some statistics, one in every three marriages end in divorce, yet millions of Americans still exchange vows every year, some doing so on the spur of the moment while still in the throes of a whirlwind romance. to any good marriage is a willingness to adjust to only a but an ability to do said the Rev. Daniel Adams, marriage counselor and pastor of Faith United Presbyterian Church.

fail to he said, we do change inevitably. The physical area is the most abvious, but we also change attitudes: political, social and economic ideas. There is no such thing as a person who is the same now as he was number of years a couple have a lot in he added, think important for them to at least be able to live with their The recent liberation movement has cast some doubt on the value of marriage. Many of the movement believe that marriage robs a woman of her individuality. Rev.

Adams commented, am not one to believe that two people cannot remain individuals while becoming one. You need to lose twoness to become When asked why he thought there was such a big divorce rate in America, he replied easy to get married, but there is a line between love and fascination. We get caught up and so fascinated with one an other that the line is oblite rated. Then when too late people wake lie added a divorced person comes to me I want mainly to be sure honest with himself about self has a really good chance of what happened that first time making it with someone That's not easy to do. only i really think there is a natural to want to blame the formula that all persons can fol- other low to have a good marriage.

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Young. Miss Campos is a 1968 graduate of Palmer High School. She is now employed at the Security Abstract and Title Company. Young was in the U.S. Army and served in Vietnam.

He is now employed by EBO Steel Company. A July wedding has been planned. MISS GARNETT SCHROLL Miss Schroll, E. Neilson io Wed in June The engagement of Miss Garnett Schroll to Eugene K. Neilson has been announced by her mother, Mrs.

Edna Schroll. The bride-to-be is a student teaching at Douglass Valley Elementary School, Air Force Academy. Neilson is the son of Mrs. Nell Neilson, Westminster. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado and is presently stationed in Florida as a naval flight officer.

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