Marriages:  Hattie Ann Tesar-Robert Leo Richardson, Winn Parish, LA, 1938
Submitted by:   Deanna Simmons Hess, RR 9, Box 1548, Livingston, TX
77351
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THE WINNFIELD-NEWS AMERICAN
Friday, April 22, 1938

RICHARDSON-TESAR

   The marriage of Miss Hattie Ann Tesar to Robert Leo Richardson took
place Friday evening in Port Arthur, Texas at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Higgs, on Seventh street with the Rev. R. E. Day, pastor of the
First Baptist church, officiating.
   The ceremony was performed before an improvised alter, flanked by
tall baskets filled with pink carnations and talisman roses,
intermingled with fern.  Elsewhere about the home were lovely radiance
roses and the fragrant carnations and fern.
   The bride, who was given in marriage by John Higgs, was attired in a
silk crepe suite [sic] with bolero jacket and her blouse was of
Roosevelt blue.  Her accessories were in navy and she wore a corsage of
sweetheart roses and for-get-me-nots.
   The bride's table being centered with a two-tiered wedding cake of
shell pink topped with a minature [sic] bride and groom and circled with
lacy fern and sweetheart roses.  Mrs. Laura Beard served the cake and
Mesdames George Walston and J. R. Lard presided over the punch bowl. 
More than fifty guests attended.
   Mr. and Mrs. Richardson left during the evening for a wedding trip to
Flatonia, San Antonio and Wimberly, Texas, and Winnfield, Louisiana. 
Upon their return to Port Arthur, they will make their home at 1332
seventh street.  Both are will known here.  Mrs. Richardson is a
graduate of Flatonia high school and attended Industrial Arts college at
Kingsville.  For the past three years she has been connected with Dr. R.
L. Coon as technician.  Mr. Richardson is a graduate of Winnfield high
school and Port Arthur College.  He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Richardson of Winnfield and is an employe [sic] of The Texas Company.