BioM: Kilty, Miriam (1964)
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Surnames: Johnson, Kilty,
Schnelle, Cook, Wheatley, Messer, Hansen
----Source: Tribune/Phonograph
(Abbotsford, Clark Co., Wis.) 07/02/1964
Kilty, Miriam (27 JUN 1964)
After July 11, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson will be at home to friends in
Colby. Mrs. Johnson is a teacher in the elementary school at Colby and Mr.
Johnson is employed at Rollohome Corp.
Miss Miriam Kilty and Harley
Johnson were united in marriage Saturday, June 27 in a 1:30 o'clock ceremony at
Trinity Lutheran Church, Unity, with the Rev. Robert Langseth officiating.
Parents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kilty, Route 1, Edgar,
and Mr. and Mrs. Salem Johnson of Colby.
For the wedding ceremony, the
bride chose a white, floor length gown of silk organza with molded basque bodice
with a pearl created neckline and elbow length sleeves. The A-line flared skirt
had a detachable Watteau train. Organza bows studded with pearls secured her
bouffant illusion veil. Pink roses were combined with ivy in a cascade
arrangement for the bridal bouquet.
Pink and white carnations in cascade
bouquet were carried by the bride's attendants who were dressed alike in Nile
green peau de soie sheath dressed with detachable tunic overskirts.
Miss
Mala Schnelle of Arlington, Va. And Dennis Cook of Madison were the honor
attendants and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Kilty, Route 1, Edgar, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wheatley, Jr. of Arlington, Va., completed the wedding party.
The
bride's mother was attired in a nubbed green sheath jacket dress with white
accessories. The groom's mother wore a willow green embroidered shirt waist
dress with pleated skirt and matching accessories.
During the ceremony,
for which Mrs. Ansel Messer was the organist, Mrs. Kenneth Hansen sang "To Thee,
Our Father's God" and "Lord, Who at Canna's Wedding."
About 200 guests
attended the reception held at the Colby City Hall and the dinner at the church
hall. In the evening a wedding dance was held at Sportsman's Park.
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