Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
LIGHT ANDREWS NUPTIALs

In an impressive ceremony al
Cornwall Methodist Church, Corn
wall, Pa, on August %, at 800 pm
Kathryn Louise Light, daughter Of
Mrs. Ray H. Light, Lebanon, Pa
and the late Ray H. Light, became
the bride of Charles Kent Andrews
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J
Andrews, New York City. The
Reverend Thomas Geiger Young
performed the single ring cere
mony.
Miss Jean Frantz, Myerstown, Pa
was the organist, and John Heagy
Cornwall, the soloist, for the hall
hour recital preceding the cere
mony. During the ceremony Mr.
Heagy sang the hymn, 80 Perfect
Love-"
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother Harold H. Light, wore
gown of filmy nylon tulle with
sculptured neckline and basque
fold encrusted with irridescents
enticing its yoke. Long tapering
gauntlets excelled in points over
the wrists. From the shirred bod
ice a voluminous skirt spread
over a series of petticoats and end
ed in a pool train. Completing the
attire was a Dache Cloche encrust-
ed with irridescents ending in g
billowing hand veil encrusted with
irridescent birds. She carried a
colonial bouquet of lily-of-the-valley
centered with a white orchid.
Mrs. Alden G. Biely, Jr., cousin
of the bride, and matron of honor
wore frosty pink opalescent taf-
feta dress dramatizing a formfit
bodice with knife pleated tucking
and cumberland waistline skirt
Matching mitts and a cascade of
blue and white pomponfs with
matching flowers in a braided ha-
10 completed her attire.
Mrs. Joseph Shemeta, Whining
ton, Delaware, and Miss Mary Jane
Haskins, Columbus, as bridesmaids
wore dresses similar to that of the
matron of honor in frosty blue
with cascades of pink and white
pompoms with matching flowers in
braided halos.
The best man was Flanagan Gray
Levittown, Pa, and the ushers were
Richard Andrews, brother of the
groom, and Gene Anderson, both OF
New York City. George Yorty and
Jerry Neil, both of Cornwall, were
acolytes.
The brides mother was attired in
a dress of powder blue crepe with
nylon lace trim and matching
accessories. The bridegroom'S mo-
ther wore a dress of smoke blue
satin with insets of rose design at
the yoke and a matching rose hat.
Their corsages were pink cypripid-
iumS.
Following the wedding, a recep-
ton for approximately 1875 guests
was held on the spacious lawn of
Hillcrest, home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Noggle, Rexmount, Pa. The
bridal table was beautifully dec
Grated with ivy and white gladio-
las.
For her trip to eastern Canada
and the New England states Mrs.
Andrews wore a beige summer
suit with matching hat and brown
accessories. Her corsage was the
white orchid from her bridal bou-
quet.
Mrs. Andrews, former elementary
music instructor in the Port Clin.
ton schools, will teach this fall in
the public schools of Fairlawn,
New Jersey. Mr.. Andrews is en-
ployed by the Templeton, Dob
brow, and Vance Investment Firm,
Englewood, N. j. They will live at
Leonia, N. J.
Faculty members from Port Clin.
ton who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Carter, Mrs. Paul Balm
bridge, Mrs. Mary Ellen King, Hell
en- Hermes, Kay Barber, and Mary
Jane Haskins.
Other out of town guests for the
wedding came from New York
City, South Kortright, N. Y, Long
Island, N. Y. E., Fort Lee, NJ, Up.
per Darby, and Easton, Pa.
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