BioM: Wepfer, Barbara J. (1962)
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Surnames: Wepfer, Quast, Walson, Wichman, Sisson, Passer
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Source: Loyal Tribune (Loyal, Clark Co., Wis.) 02/15/1962
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Barbara J. (3 FEB 1962)
Following her graduation from the Professional
Art School in Chicago, Saturday, Barbara Joan Wepfer, Loyal (Clark Co., Wis.),
became the bride of Allen Lewis Quast of route 3, Whitewater. The ceremony took
place at noon at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church at Whitewater before an altar
decorated with white glads and yellow pompons. Rev. James Johnson performed the
double ring services while the church choir sang the Nuptial Mass. Organist was
Mrs. Francis Walson. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Quast of West
Allis.
As the bride approached the altar on the arm of her father, she
was beautifully attired in a traditional gown of ivory dulcette satin fashioned
with a gently scooped neckline and long tapered sleeves. The bodice and front
panel of the skirt were enhanced by see pearl embroidery in a rose design,
unpressed pleats expanded the skirt into a chapel train. A matching pillbox of
tucked satin was also brightened with seed pearls and a miniature rose above her
tiered ballerina veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade of white roses and
stephanotis with green ivy.
Judy Wichman of Eau Claire was maid of honor
and bridesmaid was Mrs. Glen Sisson, a sister of the groom from West Allis. They
were seen in identical sapphire blue ballerina length gowns of peau de soie
featuring scoop necklines, cap sleeves and full flared skirts with cummerbunds
at the waistline trimmed with roses and styled with a bustle back. Matching
pillboxes of tucked peau de soie completed their ensemble. They held cascade
arrangements of yellow roses and white pompoms with green ivy.
Linda
Sisson, niece of the groom, of West Allis, who was the flower girl, was also
dressed in a sapphire blue peau de soie frock and carried a basket of yellow
roses and white pompoms.
The bride’s mother was wearing a raspberry
sheath and wine and white accessories and a navy blue dress with navy and white
accessories was worn by the groom’s mother. Each was presented with a corsage of
white roses and pompoms.
Thomas Wepfer of Loyal, the bride’s brother, was
best man at the wedding, and groomsman was Glen Sisson of West Allis, a
brother-in-law of the groom. Seating the guests were Robert Quast, the groom’s
cousin from Sparta, and Gerald Passer of Milton Junction.
The newlyweds
greeted their friends at a dinner and reception at St. Patrick’s Hall. Later
they left for a honeymoon trip to Florida.
The new Mrs. Quast is a
graduate of Loyal High School, studied at the University of Wisconsin at Madison
and is a graduate of Ray Vogue School of Professional Arts at Chicago. Her
husband was graduated from Greenwood High School ad is employed at Hawthorn
Melody Dairy in Whitewater. When they return from their trip, the couple will
reside on route 3, Whitewater.
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