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WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1969 SECTION 5, PAGE 13 Nancy Cosgrove Weds Richard Jones Mother, Daughter Marry Mrs. Olson Weds Leo Gardner; Miss Olson Is Bride of N. H. Paskey ffli ijf' Jt i jt! A mother and a daughter became brides in separate ceremonies Saturday in St. John's Lutheran Church.

Mrs. Robert Olson, 4212 Dempsey and Leo A. Gardner, 4900 Turner exchanged vows in a simple 11 a.m. rite performed by the Revs. A.

C. Schumacher and Gerhardt Hillmer. Her daughter, Virginia Mae, was married to A1 Norman H. Paskey at 6 p.m. Paster Schumacher was assisted by the Rev.

Thomas Loftus at the evening ceremony. Mrs. Olson wore a champagne-colored organza dress with a matching lace jacket. She carried a nosegay of pompoms in yellow, gold, and bronze. Mrs.

Gerald De Karske, Monona, was matron of honor for both her mother and sister. At the morning ceremony she wore an apricot silk Jacket dress with white accessories, and carried a nosegay of pompoms. Richard L. Gardner, Arlington, was his father's best Mr. and Mrs.

Gardner will live at 4212 Dempsey Rd. after July 28. The bride is a licensed practical nurse at Central Wisconsin Colony. Mr. Gardner is district representative for the Aid Assn.

for Lutherans Life Insurance. Virginia Mae Olson was given in marriage by her new step-father. Her husband Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Paskey, Marshall.

The bride wore a long white organza gown trimmed with Venise lace, with a ring collar, short sleeves, and sweeping train. A petal headdress held her short veil. She carried a cascade of pink roses, white carnations, and stephanotis. Mrs. De Karske wore a floor-length A-line gown in juliet pink, trimmed with Venise lace, and carried a cascade of pink and white roses and carnations.

The bridesmaids, Mrs. La Vera Paskey, Cottage Grove; Miss Sandra Roewer, Prairie du Sac; and Miss Nancy Hossman, wore pale pink. LaVern Paskey was his brother's best man. Another brother, Kenneth Paskey, Barneveld, was a groomsman with James Henke and James Bra-bender, Marshall. Ushers were Lan Waddell, Marshall, and Gerald De Karske, Monona.

A buffet-reception was held at the Monona Grove Community Center. Airman and Mrs. Paskey have left for a honeymoon in northern Wisconsin. They attended Whitewater State University. She is employed by the State Department of Revenue.

He will be stationed at Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines. MRS. JONES COLUMBIA, S.C. Miss Nancy L. Cosgrove, daughter of Mrs.

Lear Lionel Cosgrove, 4306 Major Madison, was married to Richard Abner Jones Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Ebenezer Lutheran Church, Columbia. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.

Jones, Easley, S.C. Miss Cosgrove, daughter of the late Lt. Col. Cosgrove, wore a floor-length gown of white organza and rosepoint lace with a Victorian neckline and lace-bordered train. She had a floor-length illusion veil.

She was given in marriage by her uncle, Eugene Eergum, Rio. Wis. Mrs. Roy a i McCoy, Greenville, S.C, was matron of honor, and Miss Linda Jane Cosgrove, Madison, was her sister's maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Exum and Miss Julia Richardson, Columbia, S.C, and Miss Patricia Mayes, Mayesville, S.C They wore floor-length aqua linen empire gowns with double ruffles around the high necklines and hemlines.

Mr. Jones was his son's best man. Ushers were Thomas E. Jones, Wendell G. Cantrell, and Glen Vick, Easley, S.C; Dr.

Roy M. McCoy, Greenville, S.C; John Moultrie Tru-luck III, Lake City, S.C; Ed-monds Brown, Charleston, S.C; and John Williams, Spartanburg S. C. After a church reception, Mr. and Mrs.

Jones left for a wedding trip to California. They will live in Columbia. The bride, a member of Delta Delta Delta, is a 1969 graduate of the University of South Carolina, where her husband was graduated in 1968. A member of Kappa Alpha Order and Beta Gamma Sigma, he will enter the South Carolina Law School in September. Mrs.

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and Mrs. Robert Stephens Baldwin, 222 Alden became the bride of John Brennan Blasi, 1531 Simpson Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Bethel Lutheran Church. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Blasi, Evergreen Park, 111. The bride wore a long caftan gown of white peau d'ange lace and peau de soie, and a chapel length mantilla. She carried white gardenias, Jack Frost miniature roses, and gypsophila. Her aides wore gowns of toast brown crepe with off-white lace sleeves, and carried Jack Frost miniature white roses, gypsophila, and pink miniature carnations. Miss Penny Showers, Madi-.

son, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Dennis Bleimehl, Oshkosh, and Miss Barbara Butzler and Miss Catherine Doyle, Madison. Jennifer Bennett and Carolyn the flower girls, wore empire gowns of water marked taffeta sashed with brown velvet, and carried fireside baskets of similar flowers. Vince Blasi, Austin, was best man.

Groomsmen were Thomas Lovell, Madison; Paul a Evergreen Park; and Ted Becker, Chicago. Ralph Perlmutter, Evergreen Park, and John toff el, Racine, ushered. Thomas Bennett Jr. was acolyte. After a reception at the Madison Club, the couple left for a honeymoon in San Francisco.

They will live at 1531 Simpson after Aug. 1. The bride is a senior in social work at the University of Wisconsin, and her husband is a senior in secondary education at Milton College. Particular Womtn Prtfcr HERSHLEDER For CAZENOVIA The marriage of Miss Beatrice Den-man and David Rabine took place in the Seventh Day Ad-ventist Church here. The Rev.

Robert Yauch of the Bible Baptist Church, Reeds-burg, officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Denman, Rt. 1, Cazenovia, and Mr.

and Mrs. Freeman Rabine, The bride wore a white pearl-trimmed gown. Her attendant, Miss Freda Denman, Madison, wore blue. Louie Austin, Reedsburg, was best man. Charles Denman, Cazenovia, and Randy Rabine, Reedsburg, ushered.

The bride is employed at the Waupaca Glove Factory, and the bridegroom is assistant manager at Schultz Waupaca, and a member of the National Guard. Tke Truth About Furs Id mm htvt txptrt yur iii: Wt ir fur sptddisti. Wt'vt mult tadi garmmt tl prim $tok ni print owhIvm workmanship ami itylt. Wt invitt ytur iniptctitn tl ur lottst Htctitn. MRS.

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and Mrs. William A. Lawry, 1941 Vahlen and Mr. and Mrs. John H.

Harbort, 716 N. Gannon Ave. The bride wore a white peau de soie gown with a chapel train. Miss Marilyn Kay Lawry, her sister's maid of honor, and Miss Karen Nummerdor, Miss Karen Pollack, and Miss Fay Hulett, bridesmaids, wore pink taffeta. John Cary Harbort was his brother's best man, and John Gaukel, Don Warren, and Rex Pollack were groomsmen.

Ed 1 a and Larry Lange ushered. All are of Madison. A buffet dinner and reception were held at the church and a dance at the West Side clubhouse. After a trip to Canada and Mackinac Island, the newlyweds will live at Sherman Terrace. The bride is a dental assistant for Dr.

Jerry E. Olson, and the bridegroom, an electrical apprentice for and Electric Co. MADRIGAL ist at the University of Wisconsin Computing Center. Her fiance attended Whitewater State University, and will enter the School of Business at the University of Wisconsin. The wedding will be Aug.

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