Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08

Wclc III IiGl dlIeLudIIS gowns. Inc
maid of honor was in cornflower
blue and bridesmaids were in Per
venche blue. Their ballerina length
gowns of crystallette were fashion
ed on princess lines with empire
waist lines. Large rolled Bertha
collars were pointed over the
shoulders and a perky bow topped
the back of the collar. They wore
hats of matching color, made of
bands of looped braid set off by
circular maline veil. White
pumps completed the costumes,
and iewelry was the pearl earrings
and bracelets which we're gifts of
the bride. Their flowers were car
ried in bridal rings of metallic
lace and we're blue French carna-
tons and daisies, the rings being
tied with Streamered white rib
bon.
Mothers of the bridal couple car
ried out the blue and white theme
in their attire. Mrs. Ellithorpe
wore powder blue lace over taffeta
with matching lace hat, white ac-
cessories, and corsage of white
carnations, stephanotis and pink
rose buds. Mrs. Fillmore selected
a blue and white print with pink
accessories and similar corsage.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father Men of the bridal
party wore dark trousers and white
dinner jackets with maroon cum
merbunds and ties. The groom'S
Gift. to his attendants was cuff
links, as was the brides gift to
the groom.
At a reception for 800 guests
in Oak Harbor armery, there was
beautiful five tier wedding cake
baked and decorated by the brides
aunt, Mrs. Earl SOrensen of Cur
tice. 1t was white with touches
of blue. Hostesses were Phyllis
Podgurski, Shirley Sharp, Gay
BOYLE, Barbara AhrenS, Joyce
Ohlemacher and Suzanne Szilagyl,
whose dainty organdy aprons made
by the brides mother carried out
the blue and white motif. All
are classmates of the bride as was
Joyce Englebeck who had charge
of the guest book. She was pre-
sented lovely hanky
The new Mrs. Fillmore wore a
blue linen dress with matching
Jacket. white accessories and her
bridal bouquet orchid when the
couple left for an eastern trip and
visit to the Smoky Mountains
They will be at home at 523 u
AdamS-St.
A 1854 graduate of PCHSs the
bride is a bookkeeper at the Amer
lean Bank. The groom also at
tended PCHS and is associated
with his father at Fillmore'S Ser,
vice Station.
The date marked the 60th we'd
ding anniversary of the brides late
great grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. M. Peters of Lake View Iowa
It was also the anniversary OF the
Rev and Mrs. Braun.
Many out of town guests were
here from Toledo, Sandusky, Ere
mont, Genoa, Williston, Curtlce
Gibsonburg, Rocky Ridge, Lindsey
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rlggal'
and daughter Maryann, Utica, N. Y
were houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Dietrich. From Preston
Ontario, came Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Woods, Jack Whitefoot, Don
aid Ringler, Harry Cameron ant
Larry Kinsic, who were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harolt
Reitz. Mr.. and Mrs. James INLAND
Oxford, were at the Howard Flor
ian home.
Arriving late Friday at the hom'
of Mrs. Bena Ryan, were Mr.. an'
Mrs. Clifford Mason of West Side
Iowa, and Mrs. Joan Hoffman o
Estherville, Iowa. Saturday morn
ing accompanied by Mrs. Ryan tn
group left for Washington, D. c. t
attend the graduation eXercis
from Gallandet College of Mrs
Hoffman's daughter Jolene. The
returned here Tuesday night, tn
Iowa people remaining the rest O
the week to attend the Weddin
Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Hoffman ar
sisters of Mrs. Ryan who is tn
grandmother of the new Mrs. FIJI
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| Other visitors included Mr.. an