Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-05
I arpening- -Saunder Votos
In Presbyterian Church

WfllIe RldulOIls pOmp0mS ana
NUNS accented the altar decora-
tions of London Presbyterian
Church for the marriage Satur-
day afternoon of Miss Candace
Ann happening to 1t. Richard
Garry Sauner. Two cathedral
candelabra intermingled with
woodwardia ferns and baskets of
gladioli and chrysanthemums
completed the background.
The Rev. William c. Petersen,
pastor of Sedalia Presbyterian
Church assisted by the Rev.
Greer S. Imbrie of the London
church, performed the service.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pugsley of
South Solon. 1t. Sauner is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James C.
Sauner, 1899 Olentangy River
Road, Columbus.
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride was gowned in
skinners candlelight satin. I'm
ported French chantilly lace in a
rose. design fashioned the Puritan
yoke effect and bertha. The long
sleeves formed points over her
hands. Cut-out appliques enhanced
the peplum which extended over
the. train in a pointed effect.
Complementing the pointed bas-
que bodice was an extremely bou-
ffant skirt which cascaded over
hoop skirt into a full circular
cathedral train. Her veil of Eng
lish illusion in eandlelight shade
was caught to a brimmed match
ing lace cloche which was edged
in tiny seed pearls. She carried
a cascade bouquet of Fugi NUNS
with lilies of the valley, white
ivy and clusters of stephanotis.
Mrs. Fred Pollock, sister of the
bridegroom was brides-matron
She wore fuchsia straw lace and
billowing net fashioned with
strapless lace bodice that exten-
ded into the skirtline.. She wore
a lace bolero jacket with a man.
DARN collar and matching
starched lace tiara.
The other attendants, Mrs. Eu-
gene L. Webster Mrs. John Nc
Grath, Miss Nancy Clemens and
Miss Karen Myers were attired
in identical gowns of peacock
blue. They carried semi-cascades
of yellow Fugi NUNS with match
ing croton foliage.
Robert Carlisle was best man.
Ushers included Marshall Jenni-
son, William Jaynes, James Hites
and Frank Stump.
The bride is a graduate of Ohio
State University where she was a
member of Alpha Delta Pi soror-
ity, Mortar Board and Phi Beta
Kappa. She has been associated
with F. and r. Lazarus and Co,
1t. Sauner is a graduate of
Ohio State where he was MEM
Der of Sigma Nu fraternity,
Sphinx and Phi Beta Kappa. He
is now serving in the u. S. Air
Force.
For her daughters wedding and
the reception in the church din
ing-rooms, Mrs. Pugsley wore a
gown of royal blue taffeta with
matching accessories and cor
sage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Sau-
ner was in coral chiffon and lace
with matching accessories ana
yellow rosebud corsage.
Hostesses were Mrs. Mae Frost,
Marion; Mrs. Mary Myers, Day
ton; Miss Phyllis Osborn and
Miss Sara Howard of Mechanics
burg and Miss Peggy Evans. Miss
Marilyn Craft and Martha Mich
OILS. of Columbus.
The neN 1t. and Mrs. Sauner
viii reside in San Antonio, Texas.
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MISS LONG REVIEWS BOOK
FOR THREE GUILDS
Miss Margaret Long, Maple st,
reviewed so Sure of Life" by
Violet Wood at the meeting OF
Guild two, four and five in the
Presbyterian Church dining-rooms
Tuesday evening.
The book, delightfully."- reviewed,
was the story of the life of DR..
Robert Thomas, medical mis-
sionary, who denied the privilege
of serving in the foreign field,
spend his life in the Tennessee
mountains.
Mrs. Lawrence Pickett gave the
devotionals and Miss Virginia Bell
Green, the prayer for missionaries
in Yukon Presbytery.
Tea was served from lovely
table by Mrs. II. H. Porter and
Mrs. Harry Garnett.
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PIG ROAST FUNDS
TO AID CHURCH
Proceeds of the 29th annual pig
roast at the Summerford school