The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-26

In the First English Lutheran
Church, Columbus, the marriage
of Miss Ruth Marilyn Fladt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Fladt, 223 Locust St, Marysville,
and Mrs. Albert Thomas Vincent,
son of Mrs. A. Thomas Vincent
and the late Mr.. Vincent, of 462
South Terrace ave-, Columbus,
was solemnized Sunday July 25,
at three-thirty o'clock.
The young couple pledged their
troth in a double-ring ceremony,
read by the pastor, the Rev. R.
Gilbert The altar flowers were
white gladioli with greenery, and
white candelabra and palms
decorated the chancel.
The organist of the church, Mr..
Carroll Fowler, presented vari-
Gus selections of nuptial music and
favorite hymns of the bride and
groom, proceeding the ceremony.
Mr.. Parker Auspach, a student
of HANNA Divinity School in
Springfield, sang two numbers.
The first was, 20 Perfect Love-,
the second, "Entreat Me Not To
Leave Thee, was accompanied
by a former student of Capital
University, now foreign mis-
Sionary, and is based on Ruth'S
words to Naomi, as recorded in
Ruth 1:16-18.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was attired in a
floor length gown of white slipper
satin, with a net yoke edged in
scallops. The long sleeves ended
in points over the hands, and the
full skirt was gathered to the fit
ted bodice, which was fashioned
to a point in front, and tiny satin
covered buttons extended to the
waist in the back. Her three
quarter length veil of imported
illusion, had inserts of a wide
edging of Alencon lace and was
attached to tiara of pearlized
orange blossoms. Her costume
was further complimented by the
bridal bouquet, consisting of Hill
top roses, centered with white
orchid, and single strand of
pearls, gift. of from the groom.
The brides attendants were
Miss Marilyn Vincent, of Colum-
bus, sister of the groom, as maid
of honor, and little Miss Marjorie
Gilbert, of Marysville, cousin of
the bride, as junior brides maid.
Miss Vincent was dressed in a
floor length gown of aqua mar
qulSette over taffeta, designed
with an off-shoulder neck-line,
edged in wide pleated ruffle, a
fitted bodice and a full skirt,
down the back of which cascade
wide ruffle extending to the
floor. With this, she wore a
matching picture hat and carried
a Colonial bouquet of pink roses.
Her rhinestone and pearl neck
lace with matching earrings
were gifts from the bride.
The Junior brides maid ap-
peared in a floor-length gown
of yellow organdy, with a narrow
ruffle at the neck and around
the bottom of the full skirt. She
carried a miniature Colonial boil
quet of pink roses, and her Jewel
ry was tiny gold cross, also a
gift from the bride.
In navy coat and white pants.
Master Marvin Filbert, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert. of
Marysville, and twin brother of
Marjorie, bore the rings on a
white satin pillow.
Serving the groom in the duties
OF best man was Mr.. Noble s
Allen. of Columbus, and seating
the guests were: Mr.. Robert
Allen, Mr.. Harold Wirtz, Mr.
Richard Bowman and Mr.. Paul
Bussart, all of Columbus.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Fladt chose a street length
Bemberg sheer print on AQUA
background, with which she worn
white accessories. Her corsage
was of white gardeniaS. Mrs. Vim
cent, the groom'S mother, was in
a street length dress of black
crepe with white trim, white ac-
cessorieS land a corsage of white
carnations.
A reception was held for 225
guests Immediately following the
ceremony, in the church parlor,
with Mrs. Raymond Schneider
Jr., of Columbus, Miss Helen Ec-
card, of Circleville, Miss Joanna
Fisher, of Richmond, Ind, and
Miss Lois Amato, of Chicago, ILL.,,
serving as hosteSseS. Bouquets of
garden flowers and tall white
candles decorated the rooms and
the lovely lace-covered table
from which the hoSteSses served
punch, ice cream and wedding
cake.