Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-20
Gossef- Jackson
Wedding Jan. IA

cast m enhancing glow on the
wedding scene in Mount Olivet
baptist Church in Columbus,
Saturday January 18th, for the
nuptial service uniting in marriage
Miss Della L. Gossett and Mr.
Kenneth +. Jackson.
The bride is the daughter 0,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Gossett
Of G6t Roscmore Avenue, Column
bus, former residents Of Madison
Count The bridegroom is the
son Of Mr. G. Jackson and the
late Mrs. Jackson Of Reynolds
burg, Ohio.
The Reverend Mr. H. Bcecher
Hicks was the officiating minister
ct the double ring service. Tall
baskets filled with white gladioli
on either side Of the altar with
baskets OF fern and seven branch
carlclcbra %crc used in the decor
atiors.
Through the center aisle, mark
cd by garlands Of ribbons, the
bride approached the altar, es-
corted by her father. She was
v'casirg n gown of heavy white
slipper satin styled with a sweet
heart ncchline. The dress had d
fi,ted bodice, long-fitted sleeves
terminating in points over her
LANDS, and an extremely full skirt
v1irh fcll into a graceful cathcd-
raj train. Her veil was of sheereSt
ihta;.on a3d she carried q white
Eib.c on which a white orchid
vas clustered with long strcamers
of white ribbon. Her only jcwelry
Mas & peri necklace, gift of the
9,oCm.
The rlatron Of honor was her
sigts,, MIS-, James S. Wallace,
:, .cssa6 in slipper satin gown
af apple green Her gown wa3
stvled along Colonial lines with
very full Skirt and tight bodice
She ca lied colonial bouquet OF
rust-colorrd chrysanthemuns ard
red roses. with streamerS OF gold
and rust ribbons. The bridesmaids
were Mrs. J. Vernon Smith, an
aui,' OF the bride, and Miss Norma
J. McNcal, a cousin of the bride,
in gowns similar to the honored
attendant in hues of peach and
coid. They carried colonial bows
cf carnations and red roses, gar
landed in blue and green ribbon.
Little Miss Wanda Dean Rogers
served as flower girl. She was
dressed in = white slipper satin
gown, fashioned like the bride.
Ter hat was stlyed exactly like
those Of tho attendants with a
3ge bow OF white satin ribbon
ti-t uaGer her chin. she carried a
Thito sntia basket filled with rose
pctals, All attendants wore pearl
ccllacos ard ear rings, gifts
+ f.o", tie bride
M T0vcll Doolcy Of Columbus
vns cst man while ushcrs were
IN Glc7n Jackson, brother Of the
lri1caroonl, and Mr. William
Trnl.o.
A reception followed the service
q "Thc F.inlhurst' 105 Hamilton
Accrue. MIS- Gossctt wore a gown
e rayv b'Je, with a cOrsage Of
tl-erican Beauty roses pinned to
h.r sIiouldcr. The brides grand
r7c.hcr. Mrs. Dora Cunningham Of
1"G 7nrE street, London, was
~ ceod In dclphinium blue, her
coraagc being Of white gardcnias.
r-ics Dorothy Jackson, sister Of
the bridegroom, was dressed IN a
sor blue gown with corsage OF
pirk carnations and white garden
! ias.
TTos+cssos at the reception in
cluocd Mrs. Vando Rogers, Mrs.
Tnv:rord Wallace, Miss Johnny
Tale. Miss Nancy Booker Miss
Charlotte Cunningham and Miss
Lois NoNeal.
The bride is a technician IN the
offices OF d.. Anton w Oelgaety,
TIE bridegroom is graduate oi
Ohio State University and is now
associated with the Hall Drug
Co in Columbus.
The couple will be at homo TO
.lncir friends, at 1875 East Long
C.rnnt CnhlrnhllS