Vezey-Nedderman
Rites Solemnized
Saturday Afternoon
A Ddding of interest was so
lemnized on Saturday afternoon
at 4 o’clock at the First Christian
church when Mi Betty Anne
Vezey, daught3r of Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. VeLey of Co1icg
Station,
became the bride of Wendell H.
Nedderman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Nedderman of Lovilia
Iowa.
Rev. Carlos Davis, assistant
pastor of the A. and M. Method
ist church, officiated before an
altar bahk2d with palms and
decorated with white candelabra
and baskets of white chrysanthe
mums and calla lilies.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, organist,
plaDd Mendelssohn’s w e d ding
march and also accompanied By
ron Kilpatriek as he sang “0,
Promise Me” and’ “The Lord’s
Prayer”. During the ceremony
Mrs. Cook played softly Mc
Dowell’s “To a Wild Rose”.
Given in marriage by hel fa
ther, the bride was attired in a
dark blu2 suit with matching
hat and maroon accessories. Her
bouquet, a true o r c h i d with
sprays of purple stock and sweet
peas, was frilled with net and
ribbons and was carried on a
white Bible.
Mrs. L. R. Thompson, sister of
the bride, attended as matror
of honor wearing a gmy suit
with black accessories and corn
pleted her costume with a bou
quet of pink carnations and
sweet peas.
T. II. Tcrrell served the groom
as best man and ushers weic L.
R. Thompson and R. H. Htilcomb.
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The bride’s iii o t h e r woi
dusty rose suit with iwcoming
accessories and corsage of split
chrysanthemums.
A rcoption followed in the
church parlors after the cere
mony. The rooms were decorated
with silr Christmas foliage.
candles and white flowers. The
lace covered table was centered
with the wedding cake with
white tapars in silver holders at
each side. Mrs. Gibb Gi1chrst
and Mrs. A. A. Lcnert poured
0 from’the silver trviees t
coffe
each end of the table duringtc
first period followd by Mrs.
B. Middleton and Mrs. M. T
Harrington Serving the wedding
cake wcre Mrs. N. F. Rodc, Mrs
R. 0. Berry, Mrs. J. S. Mogford
and Mrs. Elizabeth Cook. As
sisting in the serving and ar
rangements were Mesdames C
N. Shepardson, Fritz Hensl, E.
B. Middleton, Margaret Neff, By
ron Kilpatrick, John Chenault.
and Courtland Ashley, Misses
Patricia Orr, Mary Evelyn An
derson, Caroline Adriance, Betty
Jo Cook and Phyllis McFadden.
Guests were received by Mr.
and Mrs. H. V. flau Mrs. E. B.
Middietøn, Dean C. N. Shepard
son and Mrs. Ruth Radford at
the door and in the reviewing
line were Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Vezey, Mr. and Mrs. Nedderman,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thompson
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Vezey, Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Terrell. Mr. Hol-,
comb and Rev. Carlos Davis.
Mrs. Jack Swatzdll presided at
tle bride’s book.
The bride and “oom left im
mediately a f t e r the reception
for Lovilia, Iowa, whe they
will spend the Christmas holi
dgys with the groom’s parents.
After Janua:y 1st they
will make their home in College
Station where the groom i a
member of the civil engineering
department of A. and M. college.
The bride is a graduate of A.
and M. Consolidated high school
and Texas State College for Wo
men. The groom is a graduate of
Iowa State college at Ames. Fol
lowing graduation he spent three
yeai-s in the U.S. navy mostly in
the Pacific where he served as
an engineering officer on a de
stroyer.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. L. R. Thompson, Cam
eron; Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Vezey
of Shreveport, La.; Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Kohernot, Mrs. Bell, Miss
S h i i 1 e y Hall and Miss Beth
Pierce all of Houston.
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