Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
Rosmarie Darr And Robert II. Wolfe
Repeat Nuptia1 Vows In St. Boniface Church

Dor, was the scene of a beautiful
late summer wedding when Ros
marie, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Lawrence J. Darr, became the
bride of Mr.. Robert N. Wolfe, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Wolfe.
The Reverend Father Urban ]
Burkhart, pastor, officiated at the
double ring ceremony which was
followed by solemn high mass
celebrated by Rev. Father Law
renee B. Schumm, S. j., Professor
of chemistry, University of De-
troit. Rev. Father Frederick Met.
field, Defiance, was deacon and
Rev. Father Aloysius Horn, Ere
mont, cousin of DR.. Darr served
as sub-deacon.
Mr.. VIM Sharkey, organist of
the University of Detroit was solo,
ist and rendered the nuptial music.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a gown
designed by Marge of Pandora,
fashioned from Foremost's Chan
tilly lace, over romantic taffeta,
dramatized by contoured bodice,
the decolletage and hips accentuat-
ed with tiny jeweled lace flowers.
The lavish skirt stood over crisp
crinolin and hoops, falling into a
graceful sweep. The fingertip veil
of imported illusion, attached to
tulle calot, shocked with pearls
and irredescent sequins was a
creation by Hallander. She car
ried a mother of pearl prayer-book
on which were arranged her bridal
flowers, consisting of orchids and
stephanotis. This prayerbook had
been carried originally by the
brides maternal grandmother, and
subsequently by her mother, foster
sister, Mrs. Jan Szpila and sister
in-law, Mrs. Anthony ]. Darr, at
their weddings.
Attendants were Mrs. Anthony
J. Darr, matron of honor; Misses
Marjorie Halpin, Mary Wolfe, Mary
Lou King, Norma Hoelzle, Ruth
Ann Stevens and Lois Hermes,
bridesmaids. They selected waltz
length gowns of pale blue cry
Stalette, the full skirts billowing
over crisp crinolin, matching pic
ture hats, and carried colonial bou-
quets. Mary 10 and Jan Marie
Szpila, foster nieces of the bride,
tiny replica of the bridesmaids,
were flower girls, and the ring
bearer was James Raser of Buoy
rus. Mr.. Wolfe chose his brother
Jack as best man and Elwood
Wolfe, Drs. Anthony, Paul and Vim
cent Darr as ushers.
The mother of the bride select
ed a gown of navy organda, accen-
tuated in pink with accessories
and jewelry in the same shade
and wore a natural straw and vel
vet picture hat. Mrs. Wolfe chose
powdered blue and gold irredes-
cent silk organza trimmed with
brilliants and wore rhinestone
jewelry. Her hat and accessories
were beige. Both mothers were
presented with orchids by the
groom.
The wedding breakfast was serv-
ed at the Warner Hotel to the
bridal party, clergy and immediate
families.
A buffet luncheon was served
to relatives and friends at the K.
of C. Hall, where a reception was
held in the afternoon.
The bride recently achieved her
baccalaureate in chemistry from
the University of Detroit and Mr..
Wolfe has his Bachelor of Science
degree in electronic engineering
from Indiana Technical College.
For going away, the bride wore
navy blue silk suit with white
accessories and a rose and amazon
lily corsage, designed by the
groom.
After a honeymoon through up
per New York State and Catskill
Mountains, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe
will reside in their new home in
Kingston, New York, where he
holds a responsible position with
international Business Machine
Corporation.