. . . . . V S ... ' - f ' ii A i f . I i - a y I V ' ' " ' : I " , - ;- .'-'' ;V ;y liStiisrfefe- ' Mr. and Mrs. Brad Walker Mr. and Mrs. Brad Walker exchange Jan. wedding vom Linda Carol Mixa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Edward Mixa of Vernal, became the bride of Bradley W. Walker on Jan. 8. His parents are Dr. and Mrs. Charles O. Walker of Dallas, Texas. The bride and groom are both graduates of Rice University, and the service was held in the Memorial Chapel on the Rice University campus in Houston, Texas. The bride's white satin dress featured a princess line bodice, a V neckline trimmed with appliqued embroidery, and a chapel length train. She wore her mother's pearl necklace and wedding veil. The veil's fingertip net was edged with lace and was crowned with artificial orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of yellow roses, Singapore orchids and baby's breath. She vas attended by Tatiana Tchlokian of Houston, and by her two sisters Kathleen Tarara of Rochester, Minnesota, and Diana Mixa of Vernal. They wore long gowns of royal blue and carried bouquets of blue irises, yd, roses, yellow and white daisies t baby's breath. The groom wore a white tuxedo c a yellow rose boutonniere. He as alls: ed by Wayne Derrick of Ho Patrick Regan of Austin, Texas;;;; John Hickman of Friendswood, Tee They and the fathers wore dark bro.-tuxedos. bro.-tuxedos. The mother of the bride wore at blue print dress. The mother of : groom wore a beige dress. Both hade; sages of yellow roses. Shannon Walker attended the gc book. Andrea Walker served thewedd cake. Both are sisters of the groom. A reception to honor the couple u held immediately following !: ceremony in the Rice Memorial Hal;: joining the Chapel. The couple spent their honeymoon: Galveston, Texas and will make Ik home in Houston.