The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-11
MEMORIAL WINDOW BACKGROUND FOR CEREMONN
ST. Luke $ Church
Scene Of Ceremony

blue net bonnet with shirred brim
She carried pink carnations.
A reception IN the Ladies' Liter
ary Club House followed the cere-
mony. The bridal party received In
the south parlor. the long gilt
framed mirror flanked on either
side with tall standards OF white
snapdragon forming an attractive
background. The parents Of the
bride and groom received with
them. Mrs. kraemer was wearing
a smart tailored pink crepe. the
blouse studded with gold. and her
accessories we're brown. Mrs. Hol-
loway chose blue crepe in dress
maker style and wore an attractive
black hat with pale blue and fuchsia
ostrich plumes. Both mothers car
ried roses.
A five TERED wedding cake cen
tered the brides table. II was
placed on q bed Of ivy and was
served by Miss Betty Kruger. The
grooms' table was lovely with a CEN
terpiece Of pussy willow, daffodils,
and blue iris. Pouring were Mrs.
Norris White OF Garden City, and
Mrs. Robert Holloway, Plymouth.
Both wore black crepe dinner
gowns. Assisting IN the dining room
we're Miss June Brown In pink
satin and net, Miss Lucille Camil-
lori, who was gowned in a lovely
model OF white crepe studded with
gold sequins. Mrs. LEVEL Smith,
OF Dearborn, Mrs. Percy Holloway,
and Mrs. Bert Hubbard all aunts
Of the bride, assisted.
Tue new Mrs. Kraemer was wear
ing q brown gaberdine dressmaker
suit with bronze buttons, brown
shoes studded withsnail heads and
a very attractive brown hat
trimmed with blllows OF blue satin
loops, as she left on her wedding
trip. The couple will be at the Dear
born Inn until Tuesday and viii
then 20 % Mandan, N. D.. for two
weeks. The groom is in college In
Fargo, N. D., and they will reside
there.
Guests from out Of the city we're:
from Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Swea.on, Mr.. and Mrs. v. Machlek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raef, Miss Alta
Galasso; from Ann Arbor. Misses
Ava and Ruth Howard. Miss Betty
McKillen, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Shankland and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Shankland, Miss Margaret Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Balkham;
from Dearborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Koch, Frederick and William
Farkas, Mrs. Laval Smith Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis winegarden and daugh-
ter, Lynn, Mrs. Kathleen Mosher
and son, Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
Clegg, Marlene snd walter Clcgg,
Afr. and Mrs. Jeffry Bostron, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Bueglow, Frank
Paison and 1t. and Mrs. A. Mum
ford and Raymond Beach: from
Beileyille, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tedder and Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Van Houghton and sons, Lyle and
Glenn. Gerald Tedder, Charles
Kingman; from South Lyon, Mr..
and Mrs. Merville Shankland and
Jean and Betty; from
Plymouth, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Ror.
abacher and son Gerald, Mrs. Rob
ert Smith and Miss Helen Clinen-
smith; from Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan Millar, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
nderman, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ulberg;
from Toledo. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Romspies, and Milton and Frank
Blackwood; from Joliet, Ill, Misses
Reita and Rene Pollauf: from Car
den City, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Waite; from Dorchester, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald and Mrs.
Ethel Macdonald: Jack Thomas,
Greensboro. N. c., L.. and Mrs.
Willis Lutz, Midway Island. Va;
from Jackson, Miss Ann Hugus and
from Lincoln Park, Thomas Wales.
The bride was educated In Ypsi-
lanti High School and was gradual
ed from Cleary College. She had
been employed in the office Of the
Automobile Club Of Michigan. The