Friday, July 31, 1953
PORTLAND CHALLENGER
Page Four
Bogle-Boyd Repeat Vows
In Bethel AM E Ceremony
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD W. BOGLE JR.
The former Miss Virlyn Lenora Boyd
Miss Virlyn Lenora Boyd and
Richard Waldo Bogle Jr. were
united in marriage at half after
four on Sunday afternoon, June
“28, a f Bethel AME church. The
bride is the daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. Jesse L. Boyd. Mr. Bogle
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
W. Bogle. The bride’s father read
the nuptial vows.
Gowned in white satin, the love
ly bride came down the aisle on
the arm of her uncle, Lloyd King,
who gave her in marriage. Her
long veil of tulle and chantilly lace
fell from a bandeau of tulle ruch-
ing. She carried a white orchid
in a cascade of white sweet peas.
tones. Flower girls were little
Linda Ward and Glenda Searcy
who wore pink taffeta frocks and
big pink bows.
Best man was Benjamin John
son, and ushers were Emmett Wil
liams, Charles Williams, William
Hilliard, Francis Fair, Edward
Webb and Jesse Boyd, brother of
the bride.
Bob Herndon Sings
Mrs. Magnolia Taylor, pipe or
ganist, played the wedding music.
Hannah Clark, soprano soloist,
sang “ Ich Liebe Deich,” and Rob
ert Herndon Jr., baritone, sang “ I
Love You Truly " accompanied
by Mrs. Taylor.
A reception immediately fol
Juliet Caps Worn
lowing the ceremony was held in
Mrs. Charles Searcy, wearing the recreation rooms of the
pink nylon net over taffeta, was church.
matron of honor. Her Juliet cap
The newlyweds flew to Victoria,
was of rose velvet and she car B. C., on their wedding trip. For
ried a bouquet of sweet peas in going away, Mrs. Bogle wore a
pastel shades. The bridesmaids pastel blue gabardine suit with
were Misses Donna McRiley and white cloche, white accessories j
Marilyn Barthlett, both of Pasa and a white orchid corsage.
dena, Constance Casson and Lena
McMillan of this city. They all
Both young people are college
wore identical aqua nylon net students and plan to continue
dresses with matching velvet Ju their study at Portland State col
liet caps and carried bouquets of lege. They are at home at 1326 N.
gladioli in harmonizing pastel Benton avenue in Portland.
Here in Pacific P o w e rla n d ...
Open Air Opera
Slated for Bowl
Another production of Port
land’s nationally famous open-
air operas“ free to the public, will
be staged in Washington Park
Bowl, August 8, 9 and 15, when
the Portland Civic Opera associa
tion will present Verdi’s great
“ II Trovatore” under the musical
direction of Ariel Rubstein.
The opera is in rehearsal with
well-known local men and wom
en vocalists in the principal roles
A number of the leads sang in the
association’s 1952 production of
‘ Faust,” which received the en
thusiastic acclaim of the press and
of some 30,000 people in the park
bow l. The principals will be sup
ported by a large chorus and an
orchestra of 42 pieces furnished
by Portland musicians’ union, lo
cal No. 99, A. F. of L. Services of
all those connected with the pro
duction will be donated.
“II Trovatore” with Bruce Mar
vin as choral director, Mark Dan
iels as stage director, ar.d Doro
Johnson as stage designer, will be
presented with the cooperation of
the city bureau of parks and rec
reation, of which Dorothea Lensch
is director, and will be a highlight
of the bureau’s fourth annual
summer festival of music.
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