Smyrna times., 1935-09-26
DIR. THEODORE HYNSON WEDS
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God for a Garden" and Into the
Dawn With You" Mr.. Jones then
sang when Song is Sweet" by
Poma followed by vocal number
by Mrs Williams entitled My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" by
Saint Saens. Miss Garvin render
ed the Wedding Hymn" with
chimes, modulating into THE We'd
ding March" by Mendelssohn an
nouncing the arrival of the we'd
ding party at the church. The at
tractive blonde bride, given in mar
riage by her father, presented a
lovely picture in her white wedding
gown of mousseline de sole, fash
ioned on long flowing lines with
short jacket. Her long wedding
veil was of tulle with braided halo
effect worn over her own hair
braid. Quaint lace mitts of white,
and white slippers completed her
attire. She carried an arm bou-
quet of white gladoli. Her only
attendant was her younger sister,
Mrs. Paul Stearns, as matron Of
honor, looking lovely in her floor
length shirt-waist gown of yellow
mousseline de sole, fashioned with
long full sleeves, and trimmed with
dainty yellow glass daisy buttons
Yellow silk slippers. wrist length
white gloves and yellow hat to
match her gown completed her
costume. Her flowers were an arm
bouquet of brown eyed susans The
groom was attended by his father,
Mr.. Walter w. Hynson, as best
man. Masters Aylwyn Williams,
II, and Gfilyum Stearns, of Fos-
toria, Ohio, six and three years old
respectively, nephews of the bride,
attended as pages wearing white
sailor suits. The ushers were Ayl-
wyn P. Williams of Philadelphia,
Pa, Hugh Williams of Fostoria,
Ohio, brothers of the bride, Paul
Stearns and Byron Stearns. Mrs.
Williams, mother of the bride, wore
a lovely shade of blue velvet with
hat to match and shoulder corsage
of roses. Mrs. Hynson, the groom's
mother, wore figured chiffon and
shoulder corsage of roses. Immed-
lately following the ceremony a
reception was held in the parish
room of the church attended by
approximately a hundred and fifty
guests. A wedding luncheon was
served at the ]. H Williams coun-
try home to members of the bridal
party and immediate families.
Later in the afternoon DR.. Hynson
and his bride departed by motor
for their home in Smyrna stopping
at points of interest enroute. They
plan to arrive home the latter part
of this week. For travelling the
bride donned smart fall coat suit
of brown silk with matching ac-
cessories. The bride, following her
graduation from Fostoria, Ohio,
high school, received her B. S. de-
gree from Elmira college. Elmira,
IN. Y.) and also was graduated
from the School of Music at the
same college. She later took her
post graduate work in dietetics at
the University of Michigan. She
was employed at Memorial hos
pital, Fremont, and from there
went to Youngstown and for the
past two years has been dietician
at the State Welfare Home in
Smyrna. She possesses a beauti-
full soprano voice, has taken active
part in the various musical circles
in the different localities where
she resided and made numerous
public appearances on musical pro-
grams and in recitals. DR.. Hynson
is a graduate of University of Del
aware, later taking his medical
work and graduating from the
University of Pennsylvania, Phila-
delphia. He is now practicing his
profession in Smyrna.