The Rayne Acadian-Tribune from Rayne, Louisiana • 4

c1 2 ca Thursday. June 7. 1979 Page 4 ACADIAN TRIBUNE Afternoon Ceremony Saturday Fetes Miss Jeanette Guidry, Brent Bearb On Saturday, June 2, Miss Jeanette Ann Guidry became the bride of Brent John Bearb in a beautiful two o'clock ceremony held in the St. Joseph Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Guidry of Rayne, and parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Bearb of Rayne, and Mr. and Mrs.

Woodley Richard of Lafayette. Rev. Benoit Drapeau, C.J.M., officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mr. r.

Gerald Bailey, organist, accompanied Tammy Gautreaux, vocalist, in musical selections chosen by Miss Guidry for her day, these were the "Traditional Wedding "Somewhere My and "Mother At Thy Feet I Am Two large arrangements of blue and white elegant carnations were placed on each side of the altar. The bride, escorted by both her father and mother, entered the church and walked down the Acadian White carpeted main aisle. The bride was radiantly lovely in formal length gown of white silken organza, designed on an A-line silhouette. The empire bodice featured a sheer yoke with a Queen Anne neckline of chantilly lace with and Chris Domingue. Ushers the same lace on the bodice and included Dwayne Domingue on the sheer bishop sleeves and Clyde Guidry.

which were cuffed at the wrist. Following the ceremony at St. More of the chantilly lace Joseph Church. the newly enhanced the full skirt and the wedded couple was honored at a chapel length train. beautifully appointed reception Her fingertip length veil of given at the American Legion imported English illusion was Home.

The bride and groom and attached to a modified Camelot their parents formed "a receivheadpiece. She carried a ing line to welcome the many bridal nosegay of white guest in attendance. sweetheart roses and pom For her daughter's wedding, mums set in a spray of baby's Mrs. Guidry chose an attractive breath. formal cream-colored gown Attending the bride as maid of accented by tiny gathers at the honor was her sister, Lisa waistline.

and was comGuidry, with Misses Sharon plimented by a shoulder corage Castille, Rhonda Guidry, of matching carnations. Bonnie Benard, Tina Richard, The groom's mother selected and Dommie Bonfiglio serving a becoming ensemble conas bridesmaids and Michelle sisting of a light green gown Cummings attending as flower worn with a floral print jacket. girl. A shoulder corsage of green They were identically attired carnations completed her atin floor length dresses of blue tire. knit featuring tiny strapes tied The bride's table.

holding a at the shoulders and a lovely lovly tiered wedding cake, was matching cape whichtied at the overlaid with a delicate linen front of the dress. cloth. The cake was a three tier Each girl carried delicacy, with blue confection stemmed blue carnation with flowers set at intervals around blue baby's breath and a satin the cake, and was topped with ribbon tied around the stem. the traditional miniature bride Ronald Leger, cousin of the and groom. Flanking the groom, served as best man, creation were three-branched while groomsmen included candelabra, holding lighted Chris Venable, Keith Alleman, tapers.

Also placed on the table Mike Guidry, Darrell DeRouen was a Champagne bucket and WEDDING PARTY HONORS NEWLYWEDS- new Mr. and Mrs. Brent John Bearb celebrated their wedding reception Saturday, June 2, at the American Legion Home. Members of the wedding party are pictured above not in order, Ronald Leger, cousin of the groom, served as best man, Chris Venable, Keith Alleman, Mike Guidry, Darrell DeRouen, Chris Domingue, Lisa Guidry, maid of honor and sister of the bride, Sharon Castille, Rhonda Guidry, Bonnie Menard, Tina Richard, and Dommie Bonfiglio. The flower girl to Miss Michelle Cummings.

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Rayne, La. Member F.D.I.C. 1976 Leon glasses. Two large floral arrangements were set on each side of the table. Serving at the beautiful wedding reception were Mary Guidry, Joyce Spell, Vera Guidry, Sable Rivette and Linda Cummings.

For the honeymoon to an undisclosed destination the new Mrs. Brent John Bearb chose a two piece ensemble of gray pants and floral print blouse. Upon their return the newlyweds will reside in Rayne. The bride is a 1979 graduate of Rayne High School and the groom is a 1978 graduate of Rayne High. He is presently employed by an oil field firm.

Out-of-town guests registered from Lafayette, Church Point, Lake Charles, Duson, Sulphur and Crowley. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bearb Sandra Broussard, Larry James Hornsby HORNSBY-BROUSSARD Mr. and Mrs.

Ophe Broussard of Rayne are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Sandra Marie, to Mr. Larry James Hornsby, son of Mrs. Christina Hornsby of Branch, and the late, Mr. Everd Simon Hornsby. The loved young couple will be married at St.

Joseph Catholic Church in Rayne on June 23, at a one o'clock ceremony in the afternoon. Rev. Henri-Paul Chiasson will officiate at the wedding. Miss Broussard is a 1978 graduate of Rayne High School, and is presently employed at Weill's Department Store in Rayne. Mr.

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PHONE (318) 334-2226 100 PRINCIPLES AT SATURDAY RECEPTION- Principals at the beautifully appointed wedding reception at the American Legion Home given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bearb include from left, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Bearb.

father and stepmother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Woodly Richard, mother and step-father of the groom, the new Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bearb, and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Guidry, parents of the bride. Mrs. Bearb is the former Jeanette Guidry. HOSTESSES AND ELECT- Six hostesses hosted a Sherry Party for Karen Zaunbrecher, Saturday, June 2, at the Marvin Constantin home.

The hostesses include from left, Betty Thevis, Jeanne Gossen, Nettie Constantin, Karen, the honoree, Dot Thibodeaux, Earline Alleman, and Lillian Alleman. KAREN WAS HONOREE AT SHERRY PARTY- Miss Karen Zaunbrecher was honored at a Sherry Party Saturday afternoon at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Constantin. Shown from left are Mrs.

Lawrence Zaunbrecher, paternal grandmother of the bride-elect, Mrs. Enold Comeaux, maternal grandmother of the bride-elect, Mrs. Alfred Zaunbrecher, mother of the bride-elect, Karen, the bride-elect, Mrs. Dalfred Alleman, mother of the groom-elect, Mrs. Edward Alleman, paternal grandmother of the groomelect, and Mrs.

Pete Dronet, godmother of the groom-elect that stood for Mrs. Deus Monceaux, maternal grandmother of the groom-elect. Afternoon Sherry Party Honors Popular Br Saturday Beautiful in every detail of appointment and hospitality the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Constantin was the perfect setting for a Sherry Party Saturday evening, honoring Miss Karen Zaunbrecher, brideelect of Mr.

Marty Alleman, both of Rayne. Hosting the fourthirty hospitality were Mrs. Marvin Constantin, Mrs. Robert Gossen, Mrs. Curtis Alleman, Mrs.

Clifford Thibodeaux, Mrs. Irvin Alleman, and Mrs. Norbert Thevis. The hostesses wore beautiful corsages of white astors. Miss Zaunbrecher is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Zaunbrecher while her fiance's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dalfred Alleman all of Rayne. Guests of the bride-to-be were received by Karen, the honoree, Mrs.

Alfred Zaunbrecher, mother of the bride-to-be and Mrs. Dalfred Alleman, mother of the groom-to-be. For the lovely event, Miss Zaunbrecher selected a dress of sheer elegance crepe polyester in a soft sea-foam green with a very full waltz length skirt that gathered at the waist with a blouson bodice. The threequarter length sleeves had an off the shoulder effect caught with small ties of the same fabric. To complete her attire, she wore a corsage of white carnations with gold wedding bands attached.

Mrs. Zaunbrecher received the guests in a beautiful street length dress of delicate ivory quiana with petal sleeves. Her dress gathered at the waist and fell softly below the knee. Mrs. Alleman wore a semilength dress of navy and white nyesta.

The fitted bodice featured a scooped neckline and round crystal pleated capelet collar and sleeves. The crystal pleated skirt was accented at the waist with navy and white ribbons. To complete her attire, she wore white accessories. Both mothers were presented shoulder corsages of white astors. A fresh spring bouquet of carnations, daisies and dried flowers were beautifully arranged in the dining area.

Service trays provided tempting collations, including Swedish meatballs, cheese balls, crackers, chips, dips, cake and vegetable and relish dish, served with sherry, punch and coffee. Miss Zaunbrecher and Mr. Alleman will exchange nuptial vows at a 2:00 p.m. ceremony on June 16, at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Rayne.

ADORABLE TRIBUNE VISITOR- Little Miss Jennifer Heins came to the Acadian- Tribune office this week for a little visit. Jennifer is the adorable one year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Heins of Grand Isle and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Trahan of Rayne. Her mother will be remembered as the former Sandra Trahan..