East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-21
Heide-Park

On Friday, August 18th in St.
Martins Chapel of st. PauPs
Episcopal Church in Cleveland
Heights the Rev. John O'Hear,
rector, united in marriage Miss
Margaret Eleanor Park and E.
Robert Eugene Heide. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Simpson Park, 14704 Clai-
bourne rd. and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Heide
of 2196 Eldred ave., Lakewood.
For her wedding the bride Sc
Iected a floor length Chantilly lace
and illusion gown over antique
satin. The fitted bodice had deep
V neckline, and peplum of lace
which fell to the edge of the gown.
She carried white rose buds and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Richard Reinker of Ashta-
bula was the matron of honor, and
Mary Alice Berger and Sarajane
Coats of Columbus were brides
maids. Richard Reinker of Ashta-
bula, Rodney Care oShers and David
Baker ushered.
Following a reception at the
home of the bride, the couple left
for a trip. through upper New
York State. They will live in Lake
wood. The bride attended Ohio
University, where she was men,
Der of Alpha Gamma Delta. The
groom was graduated from Mus
kingum.
Hughes Ebenhack
Coming from st. Petersburg,
Florida, to assist the Rev. J. Frank
lin MacHendry, minister of Win
dermere Presbyterian church in
the marriage of his granddaughter,
Sue Ebenkack, to Robert E.
Hughes on August 18th, was the
Rev. Edward G. Klotz. Rev. Klotz,
formerly Of Canton, Ohio, also pre-
sided at the wedding of the brides
mother and father.
Attending the bride was maid
of honor Miss Nance Corl, Shaker
Heights, and bridesmaids, Mrs.
Thomas E. Upton, Piqua; Mrs. Ed
ward H. DeHart, Middletown, and
Miss Hazel. Mutersbaugh, Berea.
The three bridesmaids were room
mates of the bride during four
years at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity from which they were gradu-
ated in 1851.
At Ohio Wesleyan the bride was
a member of Alpha XII Delta, Nor
tar Board, Phil Beta Kappa, Pi
Sigma Alpha, and Pi Delta
Epsilon.
Mr.. Hughes, the groom, is
senior at Baldwin Wallace College
where he is a member of Lambda
Chi Alpha and the varsity football
and track teams. Serving him as
best man was Frederick T. Suppes,
jr., East Cleveland. Frank Birsa,
Lakewood, and Ross Fox and Jack
Harrison of East Cleveland ush-
cred. All of the men are fraternity
brothers of the groom.
Decorating the church were two
seven-branch candelabra, and bask-
cts of gladiolas, snapdragons land
larkspur.
Wearing a traditional ivory satin
gown, the bride carried a white
orchid centered in her bouquet.
This was surrounded with white
roses the groom's fraternity flow
er, one of which he wore in his
lapel.
A late summer color scheme was
carried out in the silver-green bal
lerina length bridesmaids dresses.
Their talisman roses matched the
melon colored dress of the maid of
honor, who carried Johanna Hill
roses.
Following their honeymoon to
southern Ohio resort, the young
couple will live at Baldwin Wal
lace College while the groom COM
pletes his education. The bride will
do publicity work for the College
and serve as secretary to the phys
ical education department.
The bride, a graduate Of Shaw
High, is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence A. Ebenhack of 1857
Rosemont rd., East Cleveland. The
groom, a graduate Of Collinwood
High, is the son of Mrs. William
Hughes, 913 East 129th St., N. E.
Pilla-Skelley
Miss Mary Skelley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter F. Shelley, 3035
West 111th st. and Joseph G. Pilla,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pilla,
1889 Greyton rd. were married
Saturday, August 18th in st. Ig-
natius Church.
A wedding breakfast and later a
reception were held in the Rich