Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-18
|Londoners Guests
At Saturday Vous

A gown of imported lace was
worn by Miss Wilma Hodge of Mt.
Vernon, sister of William Hodge,
Springfield Road, London, when
she said "I do" Saturday evening
to become the bride of Frank Tis-
Ter of Warren.
Miss Hodge is the daughter of
Mrs. D. w. Hodge, los South Gay
Street, Mt. Vernon and the late
Mrs. Hodge. Mr.. Tisler is the son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Tisler of Warren. a
Arrangements of stately gladioli
and pompoms. all in white, banked
by palms and lighted by candles
in TERED candelabra, provided the
background for the 7:30 nuptials
in the Gay Street Methodist
Church. One-half hour of wedding
music by Miss Nicola Cottrel pre-
ceded the ceremony that was per-
formed by the Reverend John Tay-
lor.
Given in marriage by her bro
ther William Hodge of London,
the bride wore a gown fashioned
with nodded bodice, sabrina neck
line and long tapering sleeves. The
full ballerina skirt was detailed
by an apron edged with lace ruff
files and pleating caught with a
large satin bow at the dropped
waistline. The sweetheart cap of
rose pattern lace, matching her
dress, was trimmed in sequins and
pearls and held a fingertip veil of
silk illusion. She carried a lace
covered Bible centered with a
white orchid Shove with
streamers tied with rosettes. She
carried on the tradition of some
thing old with handkerchief, of
blue, with her garter and wore a
sixpence in her Shoe
Preceding her down the aisle
was a flower girl, Pamela Sue
Hodge of Mt. Vernon, matron of
honor, Mrs. Robert Hodge and
bridesmatron, Mrs. William Hodge
of London. Both attendants were
gowned in ballerina length gowns
of aqua nylon chiffon which feat
ured fitted bodices and full skirts
with a darker shade of aqua form
ing the draped scooped neckline,
ending in the back in flying panels.
Both wore halos of lace and chif-
fon in repeated shade of the aqua
and carried semi-cascade bouquets
of bronze and yellow pompoms
backed with aqua nylon tulle. Pam
Ella Sue, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hodge and a niece of the
bride wore a floor length frock of
pink nylon chiffon and carried a
miniature bouquet of pink roses
and pompoms.
Larry Harman was best man for
Mr.. Tisler. Robert Hodge, of Mt.
Vernon and Don Proffitt of Lon
don were ushers.
The church parlor was decorated
with baskets of flowers in assort-
ed colors for the reception for one
hundred guests. The refreshment
table, lighted with candles and
centered with a four-tiered cake
circled with huckleberry foliage,
was presided over by Mrs. Charles
Tisler, Mrs. James Hogg, Mrs.
Michael Yanchek, all of Mt. Vern-
on and Mrs. Dale Parks of Warren
Mrs. Don Profit of London, assist
ed at the punch table.
Mrs. Hodge chose a gown of
wedgewood blue lace, with match
ing accessories for the wedding
Mrs. William Clark of Warren,
grandmother of the bridegroom
wore a navy costume. Both had
corsages of pink roses.
A sheath dress of navy with
navy and white accessories and the
orchid from her bouquet, was the
travelling costume for the bride
WHICH, IIlC IOuplC lClI Olt a WCuulflS
trip through New England.
The bride is a graduate of Mt.
Vernon High School and was asso-
ciated with the Elaine Shop before
her marriage.
The bridegroom graduated from
Kent State University and is en-
ployed as an industrial engineer
with Copperweld Steel Company
in Warren.
He and his bride will reside on
Youngstown Road in Warren upon
their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Proffitt and Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Marinell, all of
London attended the wedding.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Mossbarger
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
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