The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-08
REDWOOD NEWS

! into long catnedral ualn. 1er
finger tip veil borrowed from her
sister, Mrs. Maxine Wilson, was of
bridal illusion complete with
blusher and held in place by
tiara of beaded orange blossoms.
The veil was styled with an es-
calloped edge and appliqued
with Chantilly lace. Her singleI
strand of pearls were a gift from
the groom, she carried lace
handkerchief belonging to her
maternal grandmother. Her flow
ers were a colonial bouquet Of
white roses showered with satin
streamers.
Miss Donna Cheney was maid
of honor and wore a dress of
gold slipper satin. 1t was styled
with a graceful roll collar defin-
ing the sweetheart neckine. The
cap sleeve bodice was perfectly
plain to the pointed waistline
where the gored skirt was attach
ed. The back of the skirt was de-
tailed with a saucy Victorian
| hustle. With it she wore match
ing mitts. She carried French
colonial bouquet of lavender
pompons and wore matching
tiara in her hair.
Miss Marilyn Miller, brides
maid, and Miss Charlotte Shields
Jr., bridesmaid, and sister of the
bride, were dressed in mauVe,
styled the same as the maid OF
, honor. Their French colonial
bouquets were of bronze pompons
and their tiara's of the same
flowers.
Miss Linda Ransome, niece of
the bride, was flower girl and
costumed in white dress styled
similar to that of the bride. She
carried a small French colonial
bouquet of white pompons and
wore flowers in her hair.
Mr.. Dennis Wilson, nephew OF
the bride acted as ring bearer.
Candelighters were Mrs. Rob-
ert Howald and Miss Barbara
| Lake. They wore matching gowns
of mist green, slipper satin with
cuffed portrait necklines and cap
| sleeves. The fitted bodice was
held taut at the waist with shir-
red cumberland, below which
the skirt was gathered and full.
The front of the bodice was dot
ted with flat covered disc but
tons. They wore bracelets OF
bronze ponpons with several OF
the same flowers as their head
Mr.. Robert Milligan, of Marys-
| dress.
Vile, served as best man and
seating the guests were Robrt x.
| Davis, John Wiley, Robert Nc
Allister and William McAllister.
Mrs. Shields, the brides mother,
chose a dress of navy crepe with
gray accessories, her corsage was
a pink glamelia. The grooms
mother wore a slate blue satin
| with accessories of winter pink
She wore a corsage of cream
glamelia.
] One hundred and thirty guests
attended the reception which
t. was held in the church dining
room Immediately following the
ceremony. Mrs. Kenneth Kyle
served as hostess and was as
sisted by Mrs. Paul Cramer, Mrs
| Abram Ransome and Mrs. Sher-
man Wilson, sisters of the bride
The dining room was decorated
with baskets of white gladioli
and bouquets of garden flowers
The four TERED wedding cake
topped with a miniature bride
and groom was the center of the
attractively decorated serving
table.
The new Mrs. Cheney gradual
. ed from Redwood high school and
before her marriage was employ
ed with Maxon Construction
company in Marion, Mr.. Cheney
also a graduate of RichWooo
high school is now enrolled In
National College of Chiropractic
in Chicago, Ill.
For their wedding trip which
will take them into northern
Michigan, the bride changed to
a bronze slipper satin dress with
accessories of Glove, and wore a
corsage of yellow daisy ponpon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney will make
their home at l447 w. Monroe ST.
in Chicago.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Oman entertained twenty
two guests with a rehearsal party
at their home on Blaine Ave. De-
licious refreshments were served
by Mrs. Oman, assisted by Mrs
Louise Layman and Mrs. Cora
Hatch of Columbus. The serving
table was decorated with a large
flower bowl filled with candles,
NUNS and asters in the brides
colors, the feature being a three
TERED ice cream cake beautifully
decorated in the chosen colors
and topped with miniature
bride and groom moulded OF
whipped cream.
Gifts were received from the
bride by all of her attendants and