The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-31
Carol Louise LazV WedS
Gerald SnOde, Saturday

Snode. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Law o1
Senecaville route | and Mr.
Snode's parents are Mr. and Mrs
Harry Snode of GAINESVILLE, form,
erly of Sarahsville.
The double ring ceremony was
read at 7:30 o'clock by the Rev
Floyd R. Gaugler, pastor of the
First Methodist church in Cald.
we'll.
Palms and arrangements OF
white and red gladioli, chrysan-
themums and carnations were
used at the altar. The scene was
Illuminated with four seven
branch candelabra. Candles and
white satin bows marked the fam
lily pews.
A suite of nuptial music was
presented preceding the cere-
mony by Dale Kenny of Byes-
vile, soloist and Mrs. Paul Nc
Way of Caldwell, pianist. The vo-
cal selections included 20 Prom
ise Me-, "If l Could Tell YOU,
"Tll Walk Beside You" and "The
Lords Prayer Mrs. McVay pre-
sented "Clair de lune", Il Love
Thee Dear" and the traditional
wedding marches.
Escorted down the aisle by her
father, the bride was lovely in a
floor length gown of Chantilly
lace over tulle and bridal satin
The gown was styled with tight
fitting bodice which extended in
to an apron-effect with rows OF
tulle ruffles in back ending in a
chapel sweep. Matching lace mitts
that extended into points over the
hands were worn with the short
sleeves. Seed pearls outlined the
yoke and were also featured at
the points of the mitts. Pearl
earrings, gift of the bridegroom
completed her ensemble.
The brides finger-tip veil of
French illusion was held by a
tiara of seed pearls.
| The bride carried a cascade OF
red carnations from which fell
white satin streamers tied in low
ers knots. The wedding tradit-
ions of something old, new, bor-
roWed and blue were carried out
by the bride and for something
old, she carried a silk handker-
chief that her Grandmother Oliv-
er carried at her wedding 49
years ago.
Mrs. Melvin Davis of Sarahs-
vile, matron of honor, was at
tired in ballerina length gown
| of red chiffon and net over taf.
| feta. She carried a cascade o1
white carnations tied with ribbor
| matching her dress.
| Mrs. Ronald Groves of Pleasant
| City and Miss Viola Gaugler OF
| Caldwell, bridesmaids, wore bal.
lerina length gowns of pink chif-
fon and net over taffeta. They
carried cascades of white car
nations tied with pink ribbon
matching their dresses.
| Kenneth Gibson of Sarahsville
cousin of the bridegroom, was
| best man. The guests were seated
| by Melvin Davis and William
Bond. Myron Law, brother of the
bride, escorted their mother in.
to the church.
| A reception was held immed.
lately following the ceremony ir
the church social rooms, with ap.
iproximately 200 attending. Mrs
Law received in an aqua crepe
dress with matching jacket anc
white accessories. Mrs. Snode
wore beige faille dress with
matching jacket and brown acces
sorleS. Both wore corsageS of rec
and white carnations pinned tt
their shoulder-lines.
The bridal table was centerec
with large TERED cake toppee
with miniature bride and bride
| groom.
Mrs. Myron Law served as tn,
senior hostess. Junior hostesse
were Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs
James Stottsberry and Miss Jew
ell Cutler.
The Law home was the seen.
of the rehearsal party Frida,
evening with the bridegroom
parents serving as hosts.
Before leaving on their wed
= ding trip, the bride changed t.
a tWo-plece coffee brown kni
suit with black accessories.
corsage of yellow rosebuds wa
pinned to her shoulder-line.
The bride is graduate of Sar
ahsville high school and Carnegi
Institute Of Cleveland. She is EN-
ployed as a medical assistant t
DIR. II. D. Miller of Cambridge.
| The bridegroom is a gradual
of Sarahsville high school and
employed on Laws Fruit Farm.
III The couple will reside with tn
brides parents until their hom
! is in readiness.
III Out of town guests at the wed
ding were from Canton, Zanes
/ vile, Cambridge, Byesville, Pitt:
burgh, Pa, Marietta, Columbu
and Caldwell.