Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-25
Fox-Londergan Ceremony
St. John S Church, Logan

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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fox of Logan,
exchanged marriage vows with
Joseph F. Londergan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Londergan, Col
umbia Avenue, London, Saturday
morning, September 10 at 10 o.
clock. The single ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Fr.
Charles P. Foy in st. Johns
Catholic Church, Logan.
Bouquets of colored NUNS on
the alter and two seven-branched
candelabra, each holding burning
tapers formed the setting White
satin ribbon bows marked the
pews.
A program of appropriate nup-
tial music was presented by Mrs.
Sumner Martin, church organist.
Miss Dorothy Geiger of London
was maid of honor and brides
maids were Mrs. John A. Hague of
Akron, Miss Beverly Bible of
Columbus and Miss Anne Moroney
Of Pleasantville My. The attend
ants gowns were fashioned alike
of French marquisette strapless
formals with fitted bodices and
cuffed satin bands at the neck
line. The very full skirts were
worn over old fashioned hoops.
Their short bolero jackets were
satin banded and narrow strips of
satin trimmed the full skirts.
Miss Geiger's gown was of
French lilac and bridesmaids were
of leaf green. Headdresses We're
wreaths of marquisette to match
their gowns. Their colonial bou-
quets were of chrysanthemums
and daisy NUNS. The maid of
honor's bouquet was tied with
yellow ribbon, while the maids
were tied with rust colors.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride was gowned in
sheer imported French marquis
cite fashioned with a very fun
basque bodice, off-the-shoulder
neckline and long full Bishop
sleeves. The very full skirt over
satin, was worn over an old-fash-
ioned hoop terminating in wide
circular train. Narrow bands of
satin trimmed the entire bodice
and elongated hipline The veil of
sheer imported French bridal IL
lusion, draped softly from a Juliet
cap of satin and illusion. She car
ried spray of gardenias in her
hands. Her only jewelry was a
lavalier belonging to her mother.
1t John Morgan of Boston,
Mass. was best man for Mr.. Lon
dergan. Ushers were Jack Phillips
and James Creamer of London
and Donald Bryan of Springfield
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Fox chose navy blue redin-
cote with navy accessories. Mrs.
Londergan, mother of the bride
groom, was attired in a dusty
pink lace dress with which she
combined brown accessories. Both
wore orchid corsages.
A wedding breakfast at Easter
ling's for IS guests, followed the
ceremony. A bouquet of gladioli
and chrysanthemums centered the
table.
A reception at the brides home
on North Street was from two tc
four o'clock, for 100 guests. A
three-tiered wedding cake topped
with tiny bride and bridegroom
centered the table, with three
branched candelabra holdine
white candles at either side.
For motoring through northern
New York the new Mrs. Londer.
gan chose a mulberry colored suit
with gray accessories. A single
gardenia formed her shoulder
corsage. Mr.. and Mrs. Londergan
are at home at 1O8 West High
Street, London.
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GUESTS FROM OAK HARBoR
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Boiler
OF Oak Harbor. spent the week
end with Mrs. ]. c. Cromwell and
her cousin. Frank Sultzbaugh, Big
Plain Pike. The Boilers come each
year for Mr. Boiler to be here for
the opening of squirrel season.