The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-02
Jean Hayes Becomes Bride
OfJ1meS BrOzV11 Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Hayes, of
Hobbs, New Mexico, and the
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ralph, of Sharon. Mr.
Browns parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brown of Willough-
by.
The double ring ceremony was
read at 200 o'clock in the after
noon by the Rev. Palmer Man
son, pastor of the church, before
an altar adorned with flowers,
palms and flanked on either
side by lighted seven branch
cardelabras.
A half-hour of nuptial muslc
was presented by James Carter,
pianist and Miss Eleanor Brown,
vocalist. Their selections included
Because, Il Love You Truly" ,
and the traditional wedding
marches. Miss Brown sang The
Lords Prayer softly during the
ceremony,
The bride, escorted TO the altar
and given in marriage by her
father. was lovely in a floor
length gown of nylon tulle over
taffeta. The bouffant skirt was
worn with an old-fashioned hoop
and fell into a short train. A
large panel of Chantilly lace fell
from the front of the skirt. The
tight-fitting bodice of Chantllly
lace featured a low rounded seal
Ioped neckline with a high yoke
IF tulIe The long fitted sleeves
came to points over the hands.
She wore a small matching hat
studded with seed pearls from
which her finger-tip veil OF
French illusion fell.
Her only jeWelry was pearl
earrings. She carried a white
Bible, gift of the bridegroom,
topped with an orchid surround
ed by ,greenery. From her bou-
quet, satin streamers tied in
love-knots fell.
Miss Sandra Hayes, sister of
the bride, was maid Of honor.
She was attired in a balIerina
length gown of pink net over
taffeta. The tight-fitting strap
less bodice was worn with a
matching stole. The skirt was
very bouffant. She wore a pearl
necklace, a gift of the bride, and
carried a colonial bouquet OF
tinted blue carnations. Miss
Hayes also wore a band Of blue
flowers in her haIr
Misses Patty Hayes, sister a.
The bride and NeVa Wilson, O
Sharon. served as bridesmaids
They wore gowns styled similar
10 that worn by the honor at,
tendant in shades of blue anc
pink. They also carried COlOnla
bouquets of pink and blue flow,
erS.
hiHS >oiiiliC .olJl lSES vi oil"l oIi
cousin OF the bride, was flower
glrl. She wore blue 1rock oI
net over talicta and carried
basket OF summer flowers.
George Hayes, brother of tht
bride, was rlngbearcr.
George Brown. of WIlloughby
served as his brothers best man
md the guests were seated b,
Graham Brown, cousin Of th'
bridegroom and Jim SdNre. bott
OF WIlloughbN.
The brides mother wore
gray trocK with matching acces
HorleS and corSagc OF pink rose
buds. The bridegroom mothe
vas attlred IN pink lace lrocl
with matching accessories and
rorsage OF pink rosebudS. Mrs
Ralph, grandmother OF the bride
wore navy blue trock witt
matching acccsSorlD> and q cor
sage of white carnations.
A reception was held mncuI
ately following the ceremony Il
the church dining room for ap
proXlmately l25 guests Assist
ing at the reception were Mrs
Ada Ac.;ley and Mrs. Martcn
Sprlggs.
The church dining room va
beautifully decorated IN a plnt
green and white color scheme
The brides table was centcre
with a decorated tour-tlcrCd WcC
ture bride and groom The tabl