Uintah Basin Standard | 1964-09-03 | Page 5 | Mis Fennell Becomes Mrs. Lindsay

say Irs f were r Lindsay noen House given by the and Mountain Rt the Moon Lake in Mountain S and dancing and were enjoyed by c 1 1 were mar-fj 1 in the Church by Father A A wedding dinner given at a in hosted by the S and Fennell Attending Ij 52 members of the wed-S and evening a reception was A in the Memorial lovely bride was gowned in J lie X underscored with WEDDING Craig C. Lindsay and Eileen August 1 in the St. Patricks The groom is the son of and Fred and the bride is the daughter of and Martin J. of silk taffeta and nylon The fitted bodice featured a scalloped neckline trimmed in rhinestone and pointed wrist-length The full skill terminated in a ruffle train accented with rhinestones and a pearl tiara released her elbow length bridal veil of She carried a lovely bouquet of long stemmed red TERRY sister of the was matron of honor and was dressed in a gold crystal en c gown with Miss Marjorie Miss Rose Ann and Miss Jean Ferguson were bridesmaids and wore identically styled gowns of green crys-talene and carried flowers of gold and green Fennell chose a dress of gold Lace and mother of the groom selected an apricot linen Both wore gold and white LARRY REAL performed best man duties and Robert Jack and Martin Fennell were escorts for the bride's A beautiful three-tiered wed-ing cake graced a lace covered table and small twinkling lights on a largo mirror the cake added interest to the THE YOUNG couple took a honeymoon trip to National They plan to make their home The new Lindsay is a graduate of Tintic High School and Stevens-Henager Business College in She is presently employed as an executive secretary at the University of I Lindsay is a graduate of Altamont School and is currently attending Stevens-Henager College at