Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24

On Saturday evening at 7:3(
pm, in an impressive candleligh
and open church ceremony, Miss
Lois E Tilton became the bride OF
Mr.. Olan A. Lovelady of Clyde
Chic. The Rev. Robert Corl cor
Quoted the double-ring ceremony
in st. Paul's Lutheran Church
Oak Harbor. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
H. Tilton, Route 3, Port Clinton
Mr. and Mrs. " E. Lovelady
Bessemer, Alabama, are parents
the groom.
The altar was decorated witt
two vases filled with white mum
Four ferns were placed near tn
kneeling bench and two floor ba
kets of white NUNS were place
at either side of the aisle. the e,
trance to the front peWs being de-,
Grated with two candelabra trim
med with NUNS
Playing organ music during thu
ceremony was Mrs. Clarenc
Krampien. Mr.. Gordon Tarris o
Clyde was soloist, singing "Be
cause, "The Lords Prayer" an
Il Love Thee"
Given in marriage by her fathe,
the bride was gowned in whit
imported rosepoint lace and nylor
tulle design over skinner satin
IT was fashioned with fitted lac
bodice with an off the shoulde
effect, the yoke being of nvlo,
tulle. Edgjng the yoke was a fint
embroidered pattern of white
beading. Calla-lily sleeves Of lace
came to a point over either hand
The full gathered skirt of nylor
tulle formed a graceful cathedra
train. From the waistlinc of th'
skirt the lace was fitted over tulle
dipping into deep panel effec'
Her fingertip French veil Of illp
sion was held in place by lac
hat, designed with deep scaliope'
effect in front with iriGescent Sc
quins. Her only jewelry WAS pea
rls, gift of the bridegroom.
In her hand she carried Bibl
on which was fastened white or
child, and white NUNS with
streamers.
Mrs. Gordon Arnold of Akron
sister of the bride, was matror
of honor. She wore a gown O.
honey hued satin and net, fash
ioned with strapless fitted bf
dice, with which she wore ne
stole. The front of the bodice VIZ
designed with an overfold of sati
in oval pattern, the center bcin
filled with nylon pleating. A ful
gathered double net skirt com
pleted the design, the under skir
having diagonal band Of Satir
with two appliqued satin flower,
forming decorative effect or tn
front and back of the satin band
Mrs. Arnold carried basket
green fugi NUNS. Her headdress
was made of angel feathers an(
green NUNS.
Serving as bridesmaids were
Mrs. Gene Reamsnyder, Fremont
cousin of the bride and Mis-.
Kathryn Llnke, also of Fremont
Their gowns were styled similarl,
to the Matron of Honor, being ir
sea green color. They carried bas
kets of honey colored NUNS ant
wore headdresses of angel feath
ers ard honey colored NUNS.
Young Kathy Krift of Frcmon'
was flower girl, wearing cora
shade dress, cut floor length, ane
designed with a full gathered skir
and puffed sleeves. She carried /:
basket of white NUNS.
Freddie krift of Fremont was
ring bearer, carrying the two ring.
on an improvised Bible decorated
with white NUNS
William Pumphrey of Clyde was
best man. Serving as ushers were
Gordon L. Arnold, Akron and Ed
ward DeWat.
! The brides mother selected fol
her daughters wedding charcoal
grey crepe dress with brown ac
cessories and wore a Cypripediun
orchid corsage. The groon1's mo
ther was i'll and was unable to at
tend the wedding.
A reception was held followin,
the ceremony at the American lie
gion Hall, Fremont, for abou. 2Ov
guests. Mrs. Robert RoebeI, Ere
mont, cut beautiful foru tiere,
cake with mum decorated knit
Surrounding the cake was a gal
land of NUNS. Miss Pearl Roo
was in charge of the Brides Book
The newIywcd; left for wee
ding trip to the Smokey Moar
talns. For travelling, the brid
wore brown wool dress wit
matching accessories. Over it sh
wore beige coat on which wa
fastened white orchid. The brid