Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-07-10
MARRIAGE OF
MISS GRANDSTAFF
La Porte, Ind, Marriage of Interest
Daughter of Former Resident

aushter OF FORMER Resident
! One of the beautiful weddings o.
the season was that of Miss Luretts
fearl Grandstaff, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Willard Grandstaff
1901 Michigan Avenue, and Jax
Stiles Rose. son of Mr.. and Mrs
schuyler Rose of Mishawaka. which
took place at $50 o'clock last nigbt
at ST. Paul's Episcopal Church amid
bower of greenery and flowers
with the Father F. ]. Barnwall-
walker as officiating clergyman.
In the chaneel were massad hoor
tifui palms and ferns relieved bv
wicker baskets containing snikeo of
giadiolus in shades of pink intar
mingled with pink and white neon
les. PEDESTAL baskets and tan stand
ards of flowers lined the aisle 1aaa
ing to the altar and here the imnroe
sive single ring service was nro
nouneed as the bride and bridegroom,
Knelt on prie-dieu. The altar was
Illuminated with tall cathedral oan
dies. The lights of the church wera
covered with sprays of greenerv
AS the Bridal Chorus iron,
Lohengrin was played for the en-
trance of the bridal party the usbars
TOOK their places before the altar
They were followed by the brides
maids, the Misses June Thomas ana
zita Meister, who wore beeoming
froeks of pink and poudre blue aow
cred chiffon made with long waist
iihes and circular skirts, with girdIes
OF ribbon and cape effects in tho
back. They wore large poke bonnet
georgette hats to match their frocks
trimmed with silk flowers.
Their flowers We're arm bououotr
OF deep pink roses. Following then,
came the maid-of-honor. Miss Rutb
Voedisch of South Bend. Miss Voc
disch's frock was fashioned Of OCEAN
green chiffon over satin Of the same
shade, made with full circu1ar
skirt. The waistline was finished
with silver girdle. The trim
mings were small tucks and hands
OF ruehing. She wore a pink georg-
cite hat with pink flower trimmings
Her flowers were an arm bououot &c
sunburst roses.
Ihen came the matron-of-honor
Mrs. Lorena Mccormick. Curtis ~
Memphis. Tenn. Mrs. Curtis wore >
lovely gown of cream embroiderad
net over Nile green satin. made over
lines with narrow net rucb-
ing bands. She wore large nictura
nat OF green georgette faced with
sunburst satin and trimmed with
flowers and streamers of green and
sunburst ribbons. She carried an
arm bouquet of yellow tea roses.
The bride entered with her fathar
and was beautifully gowned in white
Duchess satin with a pearl yoke at
the neck and full flare skirt with
girdle effect of pearls. She wore a
court train of satin lined with Nile
green over which fell her white tulle
veil. Her veil was bound with
coronet of pearls and formed in a can
in the back. The veil is an heir
loom and was first worn by the
bridegroom's great grandmother.
She carried a shower bouquet of
white brides roses.
The organist played softly. ooh
Perfect Love, " 1.-The Wedding HYMN,
and prayer by Guilmont during the
ceremony and Mr.. Jackson sang II
Love You Truly" Mendelssohn's
wedding march was played for the
C. Burton Barnard, of Mishawaka.
attended the bridegroom as best man.
Mrs. Grandstaff, mother of the
bride. wore gown of beaded chiffon
and Mrs. Rose, the bridegroom's
wore cream lace over april
cot. Mrs. Martin. the brides grand
mother. wore a gown of ecru lace
over turquoise satin.
A reception was held at the Rune
ly hotel following the ceremony
From the society columns of the
Daily Herald-Argus, of La Porte,
Ind. We copy the above marriage.
The bride has many relatives and
friends in the Valley of Virginia,
where she has frequently visited her
aunts, Mrs. Frank M. Frayel and
Mrs. j. Don Grabill.