The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

Saturday evening the chancel OF
the First Presbyterian Church was
attractively arranged with bou-
quets OF white spring flowers and
two sets OF candelabra with light.
ed candles adding beauty to the
setting for the wedding OF Grace
Marie Sauers and Loran Hubbard
Collins. The ceremony took place
at s o'clock with Rev. Raymon
Burns Bair officiating. The bride
Is the daughter OF Mrs. Lorene
SAVERS. Ypsilanti. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Collins OF Stock.
bridge, are the parents OF the
groom.
The music was especially lovely,
Mrs. Thomas II. O'Dea presided at.
the organ and played during the
fifteen minutes preceding the GER
emony. The father Of the groom,
Herbert Collins, sang Because"
and Il Love You Truly.
As the first strains OF the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin were
heard the ushers, Jack Ostrander
and Thomas Collins OF Stock
bridge came down the aisle follow
ed by the brides attendants, Miss
Mary Alice Warner. Ypsilanti, and
Mrs. w. NJ. Brady, Detroit, who
were wearing identical gowns OF
orchid satin and net, the net skirts
shirred and having net ruffles
forming a pannier down the sides.
Their arm bouquets were OF daft
fodils and they wore bands Of the
same flowers in their hair.
The maid Of honor, Phyllis Col
Inns. Dearborn. sister OF the groom
was wearing yellow satin with net
skirt ruffled down the front and an
arm bouquet OF purple iris. Her
head band was OF iris.
Preceding the bride were the
two tiny flower girls, Lynne Marie
Lambertson. Detroit, the five year
old cousin of the bride and Diane
Marie Collier, Stockbridge, four
year old niece OF the groom who
were dressed in floor length gowns
Of pink taffeta. They wore gold
heart lockets on black velvet chok.
er bands and black patent leather
shoes and arm bouquets OF iris
with bands OF the same flowers in
their hair.
The bride entered on the arm
OF her uncle, Frank Lambertson
OF Detroit. who gave her In mar.
riage. She was lovely in her
graceful wedding gown OF white
slipper satin. The bodice OF the
gown was shirred at the sides
forming band where II was at.
tached to the skirt, the neckline
was square and the long sleeves
pointed over the wrists. The skirt
formed into a long train which fell
in graceful folds from the waist
line.
An orange blossom crown held
the finger-tlp veil in place and she
carried a white Bible with white
orchids and freesia tied with satin
streamers. A necklace OF pearls
was worn by the bride.
The groom was attended by his
brother-in-law Wayne Collier. of
Stockbridge.
Mrs. Lorene Sauers, the brides
mother, was wearing a powder blue
two piece dress with matching
feathered hat, white gloves and a
corsage of white gardenias. Mrs.
Collins, mother OF the groom was
In blue, a smart crepe dress and
hat. Her corsage was white gar
denias.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception in the Ladies Lit
erary Club House. The bridal
couple and their parents received
in the south parlor Of the club
house and in the lounge tables
we're beautifully arranged with
candles in crystal holders apd
spring flowers. On the brides
table was a four TERED wedding
cake which was cut by the bride.
Mrs. Frank ]. Lambertson, De-
trolt, aunt OF the bride, received
the guests as they entered the
club house and was very attractive
in a gold-beige gown with brown
accessories. Her corsage was tai
isman roses. Miss A. Zella Boards
ley, Detroit, acted as hostess In
the lounge and was wearing a pow
der blue gown.
Mrs. James Warner assisted the
bride in serving the wedding cake
and pouring were Mrs. Ralph
Hunt and Mrs. William Hayes,
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