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1 Altar arrangements held yellow and white gladiolus and mums, Math wrought iron candelabra, on each side holding white tathedral tapers. The railing was covered with white satin, pon mums, daises, and Pulmose green.
Mrs. William Hawking-played the traditional wedjling music on. the organ and YWs Aicta^Barrera sang “B e c a u sye“t>, Perfect Love" and “The Lord’s Prayer.”
The bride given in marriage by her father, wore a ballarina leng: th gown of imported chantilly lace and tulle. The fitted lace bodice had a neckline fashioned with appliques of lace/flowers and short shirred sleeves. Tiny cover*‘^ but,' luiis accented the' back. The skirt was of layers of tulle over taffeta with alternating ruffles of sealdoped lace and tulle. She carried a white lace covered Bible, topped with a white yellow-throated
of the valley and satin Streamers. Circular tiers of bridal illusion cascaded to elbow length from a coronet of orange blossofns. She wore a pair of diamond studs, a gift from the groom. Attendants were Mrs. A. ’ R. Barrera and Mrs. Rene Hinojosa. Mrs. Barrera, sister of the bride and matron of honor, wore a ball
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