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Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 8/9/1961
 Miss Patricia Cowper and Da
 vid Brace honeymooned in the
 New England States following
 their wedding on July 8 at Plymouth
 Congregational Church.
 The Rev. Dr. George Dickson
 officiated at the altar, which was
 decorated with white gladioli and
 shasta daisies, for the daughter
 of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Cow
 per, 94 Prentice St., and the son
 of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Brace,
 Clarence.
 The bride, who was given in
 marriage by her father, chose a
 silk organza over taffeta gown
 with Chantilly lace fashioning the
 bodice yoke and short sleeves. Appliques
 of matching lace graced
 the full skirt which extended into
 a chapel train. Lace also edged
 her veil of French illusion which
 was held by a hand crocheted
 crown made by Mrs. Cowper.
 Daisies and ivy encircled a glamelia
 to form her cascade bouquet.
 BRIDESMAIDS
 The bridegroom's sister. Miss
 Judy Brace of Clarence, was
 maid of honor. Miss Janet Cowper,
 the bride's sister, and a cousin.
 Miss Barbara Taylor, were
 bridesmaids. Each was attired in
 spring green silk organza over
 taffeta styled with scooped neckline,
 short sleeves and bell-shaped
 skirts. Matching headpieces held
 their veils and they carried cascade
 of yellow daisies with ivy.
 Junior bridesmaid, Miss Patricia
 A. Thomas, wore a sleeveless
 dress in mint green and a
 matching headpiece, and carried
 a nosegay of yellow and -white
 daisies.
 James P. Goodman of Tonawanda
 acted as the bridegroom's
 best man. Ushers were Ellis Atkinson
 of East Aurora and William
 Cowper, the bride's uncle,
 of Snyder.
 For her daughter's wedding,
 Mrs. Cowper wore a pink linen
 sheath dress with pink and white
 accessories and a white orchid
 corsage. The bridegroom's mother
 favored a beige linen sheath
 dress with beige and brown accessories
 and a green orchid corsage.
 GARDEN GATHERING
 More than 200 guests attended
 the garden reception held at the
 home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.
 Cowper, Upper Mountain Rd.,
 where the bride's table was centered
 by a four tiered wedding
 cake topped by a replica of the
 bride's bouquet.
 For their journey to the East
 coast the bride wore a yellow
 and white dress with black accessories
 and a yellow chrysanthemum
 corsage.
 They are making their home
 at 5823 Main St., Williamsville.
 Guests attended from Canada,
 Buffalo, and Maryland
 Miss Cowper graduated from
 Lockport Senior High School and
 attended Rochester Inst, of Technology.,
 from which institute the
 bridegroom graduated with a
 bachelor of fine arts degree.
 Showers for the bride were gjv
 en by: Miss Barbara and Miss
 Kathleen Taylor, linen; Mrs
 Thomas Conlin, variety; Mr. and
 Mrs. Robert Forest, couple's; and
 by Mrs. Alvin Luzney, variety
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