The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-09-20

Floyd r. Gaugler before an alta
white pom poms arranged with
four seven branch candelabras
and palms were placed effective
ly with baskets of white pom
poms and gladoli in the chancel.
White satin bows and huckle-
berry foliage marked the pews.
The bride is the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Donald H. Webster
of Caldwell. Mr.. Bartels parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bar
tells of Solon.
The brides gown was fashion
ed of white DeLustre satin and
hand-run alencon lace. The en-
pire bodice of lace featured sa-
brina neckline and long sleeves
tapering to points over the hands.
The full circular skirt of satin
flowed into a brush train.
Her fingertip veil of French
silk bridal illusion was caught to
a satin plateau hat edged in
pearl-studded alencon lace. Her
bridal bouquet consisted of a
white Bible, a gift of the White
Cross School of Nursing, topped
with a removable white orchid
surrounded by stephanotis and
white satin StreamerS.
The brides only jeWelry was
pearl earrings studded with dia-
mondS, a gift of the bridegroom.
She was escorted to the altar and
given in marriage by her father.
Mrs. Pat Kelley, cousin of the
bride, was matron OF honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Evange-
line Ross, Miss Anita Stuart, Miss
Christine Woodland and Miss
Mary Crawford, former class
mates Of the bride at White Cross
School of Nursing in Columbus.
Little Miss Joyce Bartels, dau-
ghter of DR.. and Mrs. Harry Bar
tells. served as flower girl.
Miss Webster'S attendants wore
identical ballerina gowns of en-
erald green silk peau de sou. The
fitted bodiceS featured portrait
necklines and the sheath skirts
were designed with windswept
effect in the back. Matching vel
vet lace plateau hats with circu-
lar wells and matching slippers
completed their ensembles. The
matron of honor carried bou-
duet of bronze pom pomS and the
bridesmaids carried colonial bou-
quetS of white pom poms edged
with green foliage.
The flower girl was attired in
a white nylon frock with pink
and white rosebuds scattered
| over it. She wore white gloves
and carried a pink basket of white
| and pink pom poms with stepha-
! nOtiS.
James DrosS of Cleveland serv-
ed as best man for Mr.. Bartels
| Dr.. Harry Bartels of Burton
| brother Of the bridegroom, was
head usher. James Moore of Cald-
| well, brother of the bride, Robert
Hamlin of Cleveland and Arthur
Endo of Columbus seated the
guests. Master Mark Webster
brother of the bride, was ring.
| bearer.
Miss Nancy Secrest, daughter o,
| Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Secrest, pre-
Sented the nuptial music and Mrs
Floyd r. Gaugler was vocalist.
| A reception was held following
| the ceremony for approXimatel,
200 guests in the church dinin!
room. The tables were beautiful,
decorated with lighted silve
candles. Sprays of huckleberr.
foliage surrounded the four-tier
ed wedding cake. HoStesses
former high school classmates o
the bride, were Miss Ruby Cald
we'll of Columbus; Mrs. Shirle
Stritz of Caldwell: Mrs. Jane
Shilling of Columbus and Mr.:
James Velosky of Kentucky.
The brides mother was attire
in dusty pink sheath dress wit
a sabrina neckline and a hal
train of lace and satin in the bacl
She wore a small translucent We
vet hat and corsage of whit
carnations.