Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-06-06

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Streamers. In the leaves of the
Bible were placed two hankies,
one that belonged to her great
grandmother and one was
gift from her aunt, Mrs. E. j.
Such of PaineSville. She wore
a gold cross on a gold chain,
a gift from the bridegroom.
Mrs Stuart Mausling, sister
in-law of the groo moi Mont
vile was matron of honor. She
wore a yellow ballerina length
own with net over satin. Her
head-piece was made of yellow
net to match her gown. She
carried a bouquet of double
purple iris with matching rib
bon.
Miss Helen Mansfield, brides
maid of Chardon and a student
at Ohio University wore a green
ballerina length gown with net
over satin and her head piece
matched her gown. She carried
a bouquet Of yellow carnations
with ribbon to match.
Miss Martha Stone, brides
maid of Montville and sister of
the bride wore lavender gown
and was made the same as the
other two attendants. Her bou-
quet was of yellow carnations.
The lnatron of honor and brides
maids wore pearl necklaces,
gifts of the bride.
Flower girls were Kathy Stone
Of Montville, cousin of the bride
and Diana MauSling of Mont
vile niece of t he groom.
Their gowns were identical.
They were floor length, pink in
color and had rounded necklines,
puffed sleeves and were net
over taffeta. They wore white
gloves and pink head pieces.
They carried white baskets with
varied colored daisies in them.
Their necklaces were pink sweet
heart shaped locketS with a
rhinestone in the center gift
from the bride.
UShers were Paul Stone of
Montville a cousin of the bride
and George Mansfield of Char
don a nephew of the groom.
Best man was Bill Mansfield
of Chardon. They wore white
carnation boutonaires.
The brides mother wore a
printed dacron dress with white
accessories. The grooms mother
wore navy blue dress with
accessories to match. They each
wore corSage of pink roses.
The brides grandmother, Mrs.
F.S. Whitney of Montville also
wore a corSage of pink roses.
Miss Barbara Kleppel of Mont
vile and a friend of the bride
had charge of the guest book
and her corsage was of yellow
roses.
The reception was held in the
church parlors after the cere-
mony. The refreshment table
was covered with alace cloth
and was decorated with tall
white lighted candles and a five
TERED wedding cake. On top of
the cake was a heart shaped
wreath with a bird on each side
with a ring in its beak. Be-
meath the wreath was the min
iature bridal couple. Upon each
layer of the cake we're minia-
ture bridal attendants, in steps,
representing the attendants in
the wedding party. The matron
of honor and bridesmaids had
gowns in the colorS the girls
in the wedding party had. At
the bottom of the cake were
the two little flower girls in
pink. On each side of the cake
was a white Bible with it open,
on it was inscribed in gold,
"I Carol take thee Ralph to
be my welded husband, on
the other side the Bible was
open and was inscribed ST Ralph
take thee Carol to be my we'd
ded wife,. The cake was frost
ed in white and was decorated
with pastel pink roses, swans,
fans and wedding bells. The
cake was made by Mrs. Ed
Taylor of Hambden. Mrs. Carl
Shaw of Chardon and Mrs.
Ouida Warner of Thompson
aunts of the bride served the
cake. Miss Bertha Morehouse of
Montville served the coffee and
Mrs. Donald Hanes Of Paines-
vile served the punch. More
than 800 guests attended the re-
ception.
The bride was a graduate Of
Chardon High School in 1855 and
is employed in the office of the
Chardon Telephone Co. The
groom was a graduate of Thorn
pSon High School in 1853 and
works with his father in farm
ing.
The couple left on an undis-
closed trip. They will make
their home upon their return in
their newly remodeled home on
Leggett Road, Montville.
3 Guests came from Parma,
Comeaut, Cleveland, G eneva,
Madison, PaineSville, Stowe,
Gageville, Chardon, Thompson,
Perry, Montville and Leroy.