anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-11

Priday-Lorea Nuptial Mass Performed Saturday Morning Miss Judith L. Priday, lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Priday of 608 Pineway, and Martin Lorea of Brea were married at ten o'clock Saturday morning in the St. Boniface Catholic church, the nuptial mass read by Father Anthony DuVal. As Miss Priday knelt with her bridegroom for the blessing, the very full and ruffled skirt of her enchanting nylon tulle gown fell in beautiful folds. The dress was further fashioned with a softy styled shoulder neckline trimmed with tulle net leaves and flowers, giving the impression of applique. Sleeves were short with shirred folds their detail and the bodice was tightly fitted. A regal crown of sequins, rhinestones and pearls held the bride's waist-length veil to her hair and an exquisite white orchid rested atop her white prayer book. Her father escorted her to the altar and gave her in marriage. Bridal Court In the bridal court were Miss Barbara Lanker of Anaheim, as the maid of honor; Miss Edna Roberts, the two sisters of the bridegroom, Miss Lorenza Lorea and Helen Lorea, and Miss Marcia Koehler, a cousin. Miss Lanker, for her role as honor maid, complimented her beautiful green satined cotton summer formal with a lighter green sash and shoes, with her head-dress a crown of white also carried white daisies. Gowns of the other attendants were counterparts of Miss Roberts with the green gowns augmented by darker-toned sashes and shoes. They, too, wore the old fashioned crown of daisies. Miss Lanker, for her role as honor maid, complimented her beautiful green satined cotton summer formal with a lighter green cash and shoes, with her head-dress a crown of white flowers in her basket she also carried white daisies. Gowns of the other attendants were counterparts of Miss Roberts' with the green gowns augmented by darker-toned sashes and shoes. They, too, wore the old fashioned crown of daisies, the interesting simplicity of these blossoms again accenting their arm baskets which they carried throughout the double ring ceremony. As the bridal party approached the altar they joined Joe Lorea of Brea, brother of the bride-groom and bestman, and ushers, Jerry Friday, brother of the bride; Pat Roberts, both of Anaheim; Charles Westerhout and Jerry McDowell of Brea. Nuptial songs, sung by Jim De Meulle with Mrs. A. F. Faust as organist, were "Ave Maria," "The Lord's Prayer," and "Wedding Hymn." At Wedding Party Among the guests witnessing the rites were those who had known the bride's family for many years as her mother grew up in the city of Anaheim. They later signed the guest book at the reception at the invitation of the aunt of the bride, Mrs. H. C. Hollingsworth. The wedding party was held at the Capilla de San Antonio. Standing with the young couple as they were congratulated were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Friday and Mr. and Mrs. L. Lorea of Puenta Road, Brea. Mrs. Friday's mink sheath dress, with shoes and bag to match was designed in smart simplicity. Her teal blue hat and gloves and brown cymbidium corsage were in harmonious contrast to the shade of the dress. Mrs. Lorea chose a pink lace dress, her hat and gloves in the soft shade and grey the color of her bag and shoes. Rose-toned cymbidiums was her corsage accent. Pink for Traveling A cool pink silk shantung sheath dress was donned by the new Mrs. Lorea for her honeymoon trip. With it she wore a gay raspberry coat and hat, other accessories to her ensemble matching the shade of her dress. She is an alumnae of Anaheim High school and later attended Fullerton Junior college. NUPTIAL MASS—Miss Judith Friday and Martin Lorea of Brea were unied in marriage Satur day morning at ten before the altar of St. Boniface Catholic church. (Arsene photo) WED IN ARIZONA Claudiá Jean Watkins and Kenneth Mackay Recite Vows Wedding vows were exchanged at a private ceremony at the Temple of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Mesa, Ariz., by Claudia Jean Watkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Watkins, 220 East First St., and Lynn Mackay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mackay of 5355 Delong St., Cypress. Double ring ceremony was read. Congratulations were extended to the happy couple at an evening reception held at the Capilla de San Antonio garden. The bride wore her wedding gown, a full length, white plain and pleated tulle over satin as a foundation to the French lace. Her fingertip veil, trimmed with the French lace and seed pearls, had a crown of orange blossom. Chosen to stand with the bride was her sister, Mrs. G. W. Dreyse. The brother of the bride groom, Gordon Mackay, bestman. Mrs. Dorsey wore a full-length gown of light orchid nylon over taffeta with a white cape on corsage tied with orc ribbon. What Mothers Wore The bride's mother wore dressed in a blue taffeta goose. It was trimmed with tiny peacock feathers and white accessories. Pink nations were in her corsage. Mrs. Mackay wore rose pink over crepe. Her corsage wore white carnations. Miss Beverly Schmidt was charge of the guest book at reception. Punch and a thinned wedding cake were served to the guests in the garden wristbands of white gladioli added to the setting. The bride wore a light blue dress of crystalline silk, white accessories and her sage of white carnations, as couple left for their honeymoon in Santa Barbara. The new Mrs. Mackay leased graduate of Brea Ollinda Univ High school and now employs at Beckman Instruments, Hertleton. Her husband a graduate of Anaheim High School, Hertleton Junior College and La Beach State College, will teach at the Ferne Drive school in Hertleton. Gray Hot Weather Shampoo 125 GIANT 16 OZ. BOTTLE Special value! You'll love the ONE shampoo scientifically formulated for summer-dried hair. Luxurious, foamy suds counteract the damage of sun, wind and water. Hot Weather Shampoo conditions your hair as it cleans...leaves it shimmering with new highlights. (One bottle can last all summer.) JACKSON DRUG COMPANY 237 E. Center St. Anaheim KE 5-2322 Pink for Traveling A cool pink silk shantung sheath dress was donned by the new Mrs. Lorea for her honey-moon trip. With it she wore a gay raspberry coat and hat, other accessories to her ensemble matching the shade of her dress. She is an alumnae of Anaheim High school and later attended Fullerton Junior college. Her bridegroom, an employee of the postal department, graduated from Brea High. The young couple will greet their friends as Mr. and Mrs. after July 16, their first home located at 604 North Sabina St. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Everyone needs a good Family Drug Store HEYING'S Rexall Pharmacy 144 W. Center St. KE 5-3204 Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Jacqueline Cone and James Harrison Wed Myriad of candles and the late afternoon sun shining through stained glass windows cast a soft light on lovely Miss Jacqueline Cone as she stood with James Robert Harrison to repeat her wedding vows. The four o'clock Sunday afternoon rites were performed by the Rev. Roland Anderson in the First Presbyterian church. Tall slim white tapers in candelabra at the altar and placed gracefully along the white carpeted aisle, mingled with the daylight through the stained glass windows and caught the beauty of the all-white floral decorations. Clusters of the flowers were tied with satin bows at the pew ends and tall white baskets were arranged at the altar. Virlee and Karen Elliott, friends and neighbors of the bride were the candlelighters. They wore matching pink formal dresses with their wristlet corsages created from pink carnations. Romance of the young couple dates back to Miss Conc's teaching days at Lake Arrowhead. As she was escorted to the altar by her father, Everett Cone, the thoughts of those days must have crowded her memories as did her early childhood youth. Promise Me," and "O Perfect Love." Garden Reception The bridal couple greeted their hosts of wedding guests at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Cone at 548 South West St., the garden beautiful with arrangements of pastel-toned flowers against the natural shrubs and green turf. The welding cake centered the candlelighted brides table with Mrs. George Gregory and Mrs. Leslie Dement from Lake Arrowhead and Miss Gay Pixon from Bakersfield, serving as reception hostesses. Receiving the guests with the bridal party were the parents of the bride and the aunt and uncle of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker, Lake Arrowhead, with whom he has made his home since the death of his parents. Mrs. Cone was charming in her gray-blue silk organza dress, her accessories matching and tiny pink rose buds in her corsage. Mrs. Walker's blue lace the bride were the candlelighters. They wore matching pink formal dresses with their wristlet corsages created from pink carnations. Romance of the young couple dates back to Miss Conc’s teaching days at Lake Arrowhead. As she was escorted to the altar by her father, Everett Cone, the thoughts of those days must have crowded her memories as did her early childhood youth in Anaheim and was reflected in the radiance of her smile. She wore an exquisite embroidered tulle over heavy white satin gown with a strapless bodice, long sleeved bolero jacket and very full ballerina skirt its fashion. Heirloom Chain An heirloom gold chain, which was worn by both her mother and her grandmother on their wedding days, held deep sentiment for Miss Conc as her mother clasped it around her neck before the ceremony. Dainty lily-of-the-valley and white roses formed her bouquet and her veil was held to her hair with a lace and jewelled cap. Preceding the bride and her father, who gave her in marriage, down the long carpeted aisle were her honor maid, her sister, Miss Mary Cone, and her two bridesmaids, Miss Patti Mattox of Anaheim, and Miss Patricia Corey of West Los Angeles. Wearing gowns created from soft-toned blue nylon tulle and lace, the skirts back panel ruffled and the snug bodice accenting the fullness, the attendants adorned their hair with matching head-pieces. White carnations, with blue tinted centers, dominated their bouquets. A cousin of the bridegroom, Billy Harrison from Santa Monica, was the bestman. Ushering was taken care of by Martin V. Olson from Lake Arrowhead, Robert Dunbar from San Bernardino, Kenneth Walker from Santa Monica. As William Talevich sang the Lord's Prayer, the new Mr. and Mrs. Harrison knelt for the nuptial blessing. Other songs chosen by the bride were "O HOLD BOX SOCIAL Members of the Zion Lutheran Fellowship club recently enjoyed an old-fashioned box-social in the beautiful patio-garden of the from Bakersfield, serving as reception hostesses. Receiving the guests with the bridal party were the parents of the bride and the aunt and uncle of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker, Lake Arrowhead, with whom he has made his home since the death of his parents. Mrs. Cone was charming in her gray-blue silk organza dress, her accessories matching and tiny pink rose buds in her corsage. Mrs. Walker's blue lace was a delightful contrast to Mrs. Cone's gown, with her corsage fashioned from pink rose buds. Guests recorded their names in the bride's book at the invitation of Miss Nancy Stuart from Lake Arrowhead. Northern Honeymoon It was quite late in the day when the young couple departed on their northern honeymoon with the Mrs. Harrison radiantly saying her farewells to her friends as she wore a navy summertime suit, white color of her accessories. She is a graduate of Anaheim High School, Redlands Unipersity and taught at Lake Arrowhead and more recently at Bakersfield. She plans to teach at the Crestline school this next winter. Her bridegroom served four years in the Navy after completing his schooling at San Bernardino. He is now in the plumbing business at Lake Arrowhead where the young couple will make their first home. Here and There David Visel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Visel of this city, has just returned from the National Institute for Alcohol Studies sponsored by Yale University. Visel is president of the White Temple MYF and was the official delegate sent by the Conference board. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Alcorn of 1193 Arbor are the parents of a son, weighing seven pounds and 12 ounces, born at the Santa Ana Community hospital. Don Hillary has been employed as minister of youth at the Philadelphia Street Methodist church in Romona. Bernardino, Kenneth Walker from Santa Monica. As William Talevich sang the Lord's Prayer, the new Mr. and Mrs. Harrison knelt for the nuptial blessing. Other songs chosen by the bride were "O HOLD BOX SOCIAL Members of the Zion Lutheran Fellowship club recently enjoyed an old-fashioned box-social in the beautiful patio-garden of the A. H. Koch home on Cypress street. Fullerton. Competitive bidding on the boxes helped the club's treasury. July 15 members will meet in the Southwest corner of the City park for potluck supper at 6:30. 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