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Miss Ann Lewis
Litsey Becomes Bride
Of 2nd Lt. M. I4.
Pedersen .'
* Grace Episcopal .Church was the scene of 4 o’clock nuptial rites Saturday, Julie 14, uniting Miss Ann Lewi* Litsey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Litsey of Alexandria, and 2nd Lt. Millard Leroy Pederson, son of Col. and Mrs. Maynard Pedersen of Camp Irwin, Calif. ■ ■"/
A candlelit alfarNwas the hack/ ground for the ceremony which was performed by the Rev. Edward L. Merrow. The church/was decorated with white spring /lowers, and the candles and throughout the church wre light
ed before the rites by/acolytes Joseph Bruin and Edward Merrow Jr. The church organist, Dr. E. M. Richardson DougalJ/ played the traditional wedding music. /
The bride, who/was given m marriage by her father, wore .a floor length organza gown, fashiond with white/applkjued flowers at the neckline and waist. Her fingertip veil fell from a white cap which repeated the design of th appliqued flowers and the wide bustle bow of the gown. The bridal bouquet was of white sweethart roses and stephanotis. /
T Migi Beverly Brisach of Alexandria served as maid of honor,
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