The Rayne Acadian-Tribune from Rayne, Louisiana • 10

If I -s- V'? eon -So nnier up tials Claim Local Interest After the bride and groom had cut the first slice of cake In bridal tradition, Mrs. Joe S. Landry and Mrs. Lemman Guidry assumed this service, with Mrs. Raymond Leon and Mrs.

Alton Trahan presiding at the groom's cake; and Mrs. Otis Breaux and Mrs. Earl Leger officiating at the; punch service. For their wedding trip to. an unannounced destination, the new Mrs.

Leon chose a stunning double knit ensemble of bright orange, with becoming hat of matching shade. Her other accessories were of Natural patent, and her corsage was fashioned of yellow mums tied with yellow tulle and ribbon. They are now making their borne in Rayne where the groom is employed by E. C. Fremaux Son, Inc.

The bride graduated from Indian Bayou High School in 1961, and received her B. A. degree from University of Southwestern Louisiana in 1965. She is presently a member of the faculty at Indian Bayou High School where she is a first grade teacher. The groom is a graduate of Rayne High School receiving his diploma here in 1962.

He recently completed his service in the Army, being stationed in South Carolina for one year, then in Germany for two years. Or i 7 I i r' I i 4f'' III 'It Mr i HOSPITALITY GROUP-Honoring Miss Linda Lantier at a miscellaneous bridal shower last week were these six hostesses, pictured with the guest of honor. From left to right-Yvonne Meche, Mrs. Wilbert Cary, the honor ee Miss Lantier, Mrs. Aneche Meche, Mrs.

Theo Cormier, Sandra Johnson and Mrs. C.J. Leger. (Acadian-Tribune Photo) ing. The gentle rise of the Empire waist was etched in more of the lace, and deepening bandings of the crochet loveliness were repeated in the slim A line skirt.

The graceful long sleeves were also tipped in the lace, and a chapel length train of the linen, which fell from the back waist treatment was also banded in the lace. The shoulder length veil of imported silk illusion was a triple bubble design, capped by a headpiece of re-embroidered lace delicately touched with miniature valley lily blooms. She carried a crescent bouquet of white Butterfuly roses entwined with white picot ribbon and satin leaves. Her only jewelry included a single strand of pearls and small pearl earrings. Miss Betty Arceneaux was her maid of honor, with Miss Patricia Leon serving as bridesmaid.

Both were in identical attire, their gowns being frosty pink linen models in full floor length, following the Empire styling of the bride's gown. Spanish crocheted lace in the same tone of pink outlined the Empire waist for a dainty accent. Their headpieces were clusters of valley lilies embossed with tiny seed pearls which held brief circular veils of imported frosty pink illusion. Each maid carried a single long-stemmed pink glamellia. Jim Falcon, cousin of the groom, served as best man, with Thomas Sonnier, the bride's brother, as groomsman, while the ushers included Raymond Leon and Weston Gau-treaux.

For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Sonnier chose a handsome two piece ensemble of Celara knit in smart tone of plum, worn with winter white accessories. Her hat was a In a beautiful double ring ceremony celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Miss Savanna Mae Sonnier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Sabrey Sonnier of Kaplan, became the bride of Harry Paul Leon, during a Nuptial Mass at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, July 29. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leon of 411 Ann Drive in Rayne.

Rev. Samuel G. Jacobs, assistant pastor, officiated during the exchange of vows and rings, and was also the celebrant of the Mass. Miss Fayette Breaux as organist provided the traditional wedding Processional and Recessional, and also accompanied Miss Delphone Pomeawho was soloist for the morning service. Massive arrangements of white gladioli blooms were embanked in gold Altar yases to provide special beauty for the occasion.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose an unusual and lovely gown fashioned in imported white linen and crocheted lace, designed along the becoming Empire mode, and featuring a portrait neckline which was elegant with dainty crochet lace edg- freshment table being centered with stately white magnolias. The guest register held a smaller bouquet of red roses. Misses Sheila Meche and Sheila Cormier acted as tea girls and assisted the hostesses in serving delicious cakes, mints and punch. Miss Lantier received scores of lovely gifts, among them being clocks, linen, pots, silverware and others which will be useful in her future home. Approximately 50 guests from Rayne, Crowley, Scott, Duson, Lake Arthur, and Lafayette' were: present 'frSm 30 to 9:00 p.m.

to honor Miss Lantier. Wednesday Shower Is Love ly nt Honor in iss Linda Lantier PAUL LEON be married at a 9:30 a.m. ceremony at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Rayne on Saturday, August 19. Miss Lantier was a lovely honn-' for the occasion, choosing Deige which she wore in a two-piece ensemble.

Her mother wore a becoming two-piece suit of soft yellow tone, while Mrs. Broussard chose a whip cream shift in colorful print. All wore white mum' corsages. A favored theme of red and white was featured throughout the hall for this bridal compliment, the re- J. Leger, Mrs.

Aneche Meche, Yvonne Meche and Sandra Johnson. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. Wilton Lantier of Rayne and the late Mr. Lantier. The prospective groom is the son of Mr.

Emery Toups and Mrs. Van Dyke Broussard of Crowley. Miss Lantier and Mr. Toups will Miss Linda Lantier of Rayne, whose marriage to Roger Toups will be an event of mid-August, was named honoree at a lovely miscellaneous shower held at the Community Center Wednesday night, July 19. Hostess for the hospitality included Mr.

Wilbert Cary, Mrs. Theo Cormier, Mrs. C. -V tered with a massive arrangement of pink stock, sweet heart roses, and leatherleaf fern, into which was placed a stately branched silver can- dlelabra holding white bridal tapers. The wedding cake was a three-tiered confection iced in white and ornamented with frosty pink confection roses.

Top tier held an effective motif of white wedding bells. Featured on the groom's ta ble was a two-layered German Chocolate cake, ornamented with white confection roses. At the guest register, presided oyervby Miss Fayette Breaux cousin "of Jtne bride, a dainty bud vase held a single perfect white rosebud. '(lllMMM fl 1 n) IL mujir uu-im nil I i i becoming frosty pink turban aesignfea hiertc- 1 sage was lovely pink Butterfly roses. mm flTWS BEST MRS.

HARRY The groom's mother was especially attractive in a blue sheath dress highlighted with decor of white imported lace. Her accessories were in white, and she used a corsage of white Butterfly roses. Honoring the young couple a reception was held at the American Legion Home following the ceremony, where beautiful floral adornment added to the hospitality interest. Members of the wedding party were joined by parents of the bride and groom in receiving the guests. The bride's table was a picture of particular covered with imported linen embroidered cloth, and cen Xi Ik NO-FROST! ROLL-OUT! GE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER av terms For Lease Or Sale-This Modern Brick Building Know As Laurent J.Guidry Tire Store Located One Block From The Banks On Main Street Connects With All The Highways.

CH.ODCE RAYNE PERSONALS Robert Trahan celebrated a birthday Sunday night at his parent-in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Green. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Cramer and daughters, Theresa and Loretta were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gon-thier of Crowley Mr. a nd Mrs. Steve Dubose of Eunice, Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Guidry and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cramer. Mr.

and Mrs. Julian Did-ier visited with Mr. and Mrs. Auburn Thibodeaux in Church Point Tuesday night. On Wednesday, Mrs.

Joseph Heinen gave a supper for her niece. Sister Agnes Leonards, O. D. P. Other guests were Mrs.

Leonard Thevis, Vincent The vis of Mowata, Mrs. Marie Privat, Louis and Dan Privat. Sister Agnes Leonard wasThttihe Mf tf eR-Vttftin her "parents," MfJ" "and 'MrsK Leonard Theis and other relatives and friends. She is stationed in Plaucheville, Louisiana, at St. Joseph School.

Msgr. O. Olinger of Alexandria, spent a week here visiting relatives last week. Among the homes he visited were Mr. and Mrs.

H. P. Gos-sen where he had dinner Friday and was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olinger and family Sunday.

Mrs. Mary Leonards, Mrs. C. J. Wilfert and daughter, Paula, all of Crowley, visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Olinger and family. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Didier and family visited Thursday in Eunice with Rev.

Guy Le-moine, pastor of the newly formed parish of St. Thomas Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Maze res and sons, Mike and Joey, and Miss Eliza Lafton, all of Cooksville, Tennessee, are guests in the area.

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