TRI-CITY HERALD, PASCO, KENNEWICK, RICHLAND, WASHINGTON Sunday, December 11, 1966 Sandra Bridgman Becomes Bride Of J. A. Bos In Sunnyside Ceremony Sandra Kaye Bridgman wore a sleeveless cardinal coat with her satin and lace gown when she exchanged wedding vows with Jobob Arnold Bos in the First Brethren Church, Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bridgman, Sunnyside, are the bride's parents. Her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Bos, also of Sunnyside, are former Kennewick residents. The floor-length gown was styled with Alencon lace bodice, Sabrina neckline and satin sheath skirt. Shoulder bows held the Watteau chapel length train, banded in satin. The veil was attached to a lace and pearl Juliet cap with crystal tear drop. Her flowers were Cattalys orchids and stephanotis with miniature white carnations.
ATTENDANTS ATTENDANTS Attendents were Salley Pulley, maid of honor, Lynette Kelley, bride's cousin, and her sister, Kathleen Bridgman, junior bridesmaid. Best man was Verne Bakker; ushers, Douglas Bridgman, bride's brother, Norman Ohlde and Ben Sinner. Clark Orcutt was organist and Arnola Etulain, vocalist. Connie Lyons and Dave Waller were trumpeters. Reception Honors 25th Anniversary Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson H. Davenport, 647 Cottonwood Drive, Richland, were honored at a 25th wedding anniversary celebration at the Desert Inn, Richland. The couple, who were married at the University Lutheran Church, Seattle, are 19 year residents of the Tri-Cities. Hosting the reception were the couple's son, Wilson E.
Davenport, Shepherd Air Force Base, Texas; daughter, Diane Davenport, Richland; and daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Loren McCollom, Seattle. Out of town guests were Mrs. Davenport's mother, Mrs.
Prudence V. Tollber, Seattle; Annabel 1 Kirschner, Anchorage; Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Greenway, Seattle; and Mr. and Mrs. H. N. McCollom, Mercer Island.
RNA Card Club Re-Elects Slate Royal Neighbor Card Club of Arbutus Camp 7299 re-elected Mrs. E. S. Jones as president; Mrs. Esther Sawyers, vice president; and Lorinda Savage, I secretary-treasurer.
The group adjourned to the Savage home for a meeting, holiday party and cards after a Christmas dinner at the Scimitar. High and second high honors for the year's pinochle play went to Mrs. G. C. Routt and Miss Savage.
Mrs. Nils Pearson will start the new year, entertaining Jan. 2. Seattle Holiday Mrs. W.
A. Lynn leaves Pasco next week for Seattle a and Christmas holidays with her son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Walsh and family.
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Mrs. Homer Waller was reception hostess at the fellowship hall and the 1 bridegroom's sister, Susanne Bos, tended the guest book. Assisting were Alene Gestinger, Sharon Bacon, Mrs. James W. Kelley, bride's aunt, and Mmes.
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as best man. Ron Daer and Roland Daer of Kennewick, and Steve Isley, brothers of the couRobert David Isley in Kenne- ple, ushered. wick First Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Isley, Kennewick, are the bridegroom's parents. The Rev. Robert Hicks officiated. The bride chose a full-length velvet gown with bishop sleeves and full train.
The fingertip veil was caught to a floral and leaf headpiece. Her flowers were white poinsettias. Mrs. Charlene Sullivan of Anchorage, Alaska, was her sister's matron of honor. Maria Following a wedding trip to Timberline Lodge the couple is living at Ephrata where both are with Grant County PUD.
The newlyweds are Kennewick High graduates and the bride was graduated from Modern Business College. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Tim McNeilly, Clarkston; Mrs. Howard Ellison, Wenatchee; and Harriet Fricke, Karon McClelland and Connie Shaffer. SPRING PLANS Mr.
and Mrs. R. N. Massard of Tacoma have announced the engagement of of their daughter, Raelene M. to Thomas E.
Cullier, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cullier of Kennewick.
Plans are for a spring wedding. Mrs. Comer Heads RNA Officers elected for 1967 by Arthur Camp 7229, Royal Neighbors of America, are Mrs. Jack Comer, oracle; Mrs. Hazel O'Neil, vice oracle; Mrs.
Esther Sawyers, chancellor; and Mrs. Eric Schulz, receiver. Mrs. Roy Oversby is recorder; Mmes. Clarence Smith and Glen Hart, marshall and assistant; Mmes.
John T. Pulliam and C. J. Jones, sentinels; Mrs. Dean Boll, 3-year trustee, and Mrs.
David Lilley, junior past oracle. A Christmas party will follow a Dec. 1 16 business session. Mrs. George Epley will host the officers club's Dec.
13 holiday party. A memorial was held for Mrs. Matilda Jones. Hostesses were Mmes. Clarence Smith, Charley Knapp and Bob Laird.
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