The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-26
Norma Mae Faulkner Married
TO Robert / Carter Sunday


i down the front OF the pointed bod,
10 which was gathered a long bout.
FAINT skirt. Her finger tip veil was
held in place by a tiara OF orange
blossoms. She wore a single strand
Of pearls. gift OF the groom, and
carried her white Rainbow Bible
with an orchid and white bebe
chryssnthemums.
Attending the bride as matrOn Of
honor vas her sister. Mrs. Luc.us
Bennett, alfred in pastel blue with
a hoop skirt and hustle back to
carry out the colonial theme. Her
headdress was a shoulder length
veil OF pastel blue, held in place by
a cluster OF feather flowers OF the
same shade. She carried a colonial
bouquet o. yellow bebe chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bridesmaid. Miss Hope Gin
g!rlck, Evansville, Ind, roommate
OF the bride. wore pas.el rose with
buttoned bodice and bOuffant skirt
Her headdress and bouquet cores
ponded 10 that Of the matron OF
honor.
Paul Burbank served Mr.. Carter
as best man.
Fred sherman. Belleville, Ever
EFT Chappell and Robert Lee acted
as ushers. The men Of he party
wore white boutonnieres.
The brides mother was in gray
Jersey, with black accessories. Her
corsage was OF pink daisies and
white bebe chrysanthemums.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the bride and groom received
congratulations at a reception In
the church parlors. Ice cream and
cake were served from a lace over
pink covered table, centered by a
three :iered wedding cake topped
with a dove holding the double
rings. on either side OF the cake
pale pink candles burned in tall
silver holders. Coffee was served by
Mrs. May Statz. Toledo. aunt OF
the bride and Mrs. Hildegarde Proc
tor. at a beautifully appointed table
having a lovely floral arrangement
in pink and white, and candles in
silver holders tied with pink tulle
bows. After the bride and groom
made the traditional first cut in
the tiered wedding cake, 1t was
then cut by Mrs. B. Il. Burbank.
Assisting as hostesses we're the
Misses Eileen Dolby, Elizabeth
Fast. Marilyn Marsh and Maxine
Lutz.
The Misses Jean HoVatter and
DeLyn Leverett had charge Of the
guest book.
For travelling. Mrs. Carter wore
a sui. OF hunters green with brown
accessories and the orchid from
her Bible. After a wedding trip the
groom will report TO PatuXsnt Riv'
err. Nd, Naval Air Station, where
the bride will join him before
! Christmas.
Mrs. Carter attended the grade
schools here and was graduated
from Ypsilan.i High School in 1874.
She attended Michigan State Nor
NAL College and has been enrolled
in the Cadet Nurse Corps at Hi
nois Masonic Hospital in Chicago.
Mr.. Carter was graduated from
Pomona High School in 1887, at
tended Pomona Junior College and
enlisted in the Navy in July 1912.
After serving in the Pacific area
/ for Is months he was Stationed at
the Naval Air Technical Training
| Center, Chicago
The bride was feted at several
( showers during the past few weeks.
| hostesses OF which were Mrs. Paul
Burbank and Mrs. b. X. Burbank;
Misses DeLyn Leverett. Maxine
LutE and Elizabeth Fast: and Mrs.
Ralph Hunt and daughter Elaine.
Following the rehearsal Friday
evening, the bridal parry and i'm
mediate friends were served a buf.
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