Turner, Smith wed in Las Vegas

Elizabeth Anne Turner became the bride of Stephen Vance Smith in an intimate ceremony held in Las Vegas, Nev. on Feb. 10. The evening ceremony was officiated by Julie Nourish in front of the Bellagio Hotel, overlooking the Bellagio fountain. Classical musical from the fountain water show set the scene, as well as the lovely light display.

The bride is the daughter of Marion and Connie Turner of Morrison. She is the granddaughter of Ted and Mildred Prater, and the late Oscar and Willie Turner, all of Morrison.

Mr. Smith is the son of Don and Evelyn Smith of Doniphan, Mo. His grandparents are the late Floyd and Mary Hacke of Doniphan, Mo., and the late Jim and Elsie Smith of Alton, Mo.

The bride was resplendent in a white strapless gown. A fitted bodice was embellished with delicate white beading and silver ribbon. A lovely brooch was placed at the cinched waist. Delicate beading adorned the skirt, along with lace appliqu??s around the hemline. She carried a special bouquet of red roses, made for her by the groom.

The new Mrs. Smith is a 1998 graduate of Warren County High School, and is a stay-at-home mother to their combined family including Kaylin and Saul Barrett, and Blake Taylor.

The bridegroom graduated from Doniphan High School in 1994, and from Auto Diesel College in Nashville in 1995. He is employed by Nite Train Coach in Whites Creek.

The couple honeymooned in Las Vegas, and are currently residing in Morrison, with plans to re-locate to Nashville.