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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1956)
"The hustle and bustle is over now, it will be only a moment before I'll be . . .", could well be the thoughts of Miss Margaret Huson os she stands with her father, Darell Huson, and flower girl. Donna Wright, at the First Presbyterian church Sunday before starting down the aisle tp become the bride of Kenneth L. Brown. Mrs. Kenneth L. Brown, the former Miss Margaret Lucile Huson, is a graduate of Medford High school and Willamette university. She is a member of Delta Gamma sorority. (Photos by Landis-Shangle Studio) Buttons, buttons, and more buttons. Helping Miss Margaret Huson button her wedding gown are her mother, Mrs. Darell Huson, ond one of her candle lighters, Miss Donna Witter, a girlhood friend of the bride. Everything must be perfect on the wedding day so not even a button may be missed. During a pause from the pre-wedding rush, Margaret and her sister, Laura Mae, wash berries from, their garden. Laura Mae, who was maid of honor for her sister, is engaged to Douglas Oliver Wall of Seattle. The wedding Sunday gave her first hand tips she. can us to advantage as she plant a fall wedding. MedfordJS&Tmbune SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1956 'Wedding. Excitement ii f fe Everyone gets into the act. Darelyn Huson, youngest sister of the bride, signs for one of the many packages that came by mail. The entire family found themselves caught in the pre-wedding prepara tions with the many deliveries, telephone calls, and visitors. A place for everything and everything In its place but not until after the wedding is over. Margaret, and Kenneth L. Brown, her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Brown, check some of the wedding gifts and appliances in their new home at 1002 Murray street where they will live upon returning from their wedding trip. C r lfl'"""' Mv 1 Guests start through the receiving line at the reception in the garden at the Huson home after the wedding of Margaret Huson and Kenneth Brown. Several of the 400 friends who attended the ceremony, stop to chat with Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Brown and Mr. Huson (facing the camera), before congratulating the newlyweds. os ry pwrj J$y -'f ' s, -- --- -j,- - 5 . , ,- . S-f. ft? ' ' ' v 5 f' n- ffi? TL L : 1 I.- 4LA L: JM . J LJ.,.Am ftni4 tlmtt t rolnv utth enma Ua nnoctt I f Mrs. Ina Huson, paternal grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Mary L Parks, maternal grandmother of the bride . groom, from Oakdale, Calif., chat with Margaret ond Kenneth in the garden during the reception.
