Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
loreIei Mayes Is
Wed In Double
RING Ceremony

Harold MhNes OF Minneapolis, ami
Alrman 8 c Melvin Chase son OF
Mrs Amelia chase Of Columbus,
Ohio, AZ seven clock in the even
Ing Saturday January IS
Rev Martin l. simmons per
formed the double ring ceremony.
The couple exchanged vows be-
fore an impressive altar adorned
with cibouum ferns and thanked
By two pairs OF seven branched
eandelabra in which were burning
white tapcrs
Mrs Dorothy Sims. orgamst,
presented program OF nuptAl
music proceeding the ceremony and
accompanied Mir Richard Mayes,
uncle OF the bride, who sang. BE
cause"
Radianuy the bride entered on
the arm OF her father atured in
a bridal gown Of white lace and
net over white taffeta fashioned
with ttted bodice Of lace featur-
ing a mandarin collar and long
sleeves tapcrinE 10 points over the
hands. The voluminous skirt with
back fullness fell 10 cathedral
train
Her waist length veil OF illusion
was attached TO queens crown
OF seed pearls, She wore a pearl
necklace, giu from Mr. James
Taylor, uncle OF the groom, and
earned a Colonial bouquet OF pink
rosehuds
Miss Yvonne Slaughter, maid
OF honor wore pink and brides
maids. the Misses Martha Bcnford
and Llama Mayes, sister Of the
bride. were aturcd in blue. All
wore identicsIly styled Colonial
dresses Of net and lace over tat
feta, The fitted bodiccs OF lace
featured short Jackets Of matching
lace and bouffant skirts OF net
distinguished by shirred panels
looped up with rosebud trim and
accented with narrow bands OF
lace between the panels They
wore white shorty gloves and car.
rled colonial bouquets Of pink
ruscbuda
Karen and Christine Mayea,
cousin Of the bride IN all white
floor length dresses and Richard
Mayes Jr. in black evening attire,
were flower girls and nngbearer
respectively
Ronald Smith Of St Paul was
best man and ushers were Mr.
James Taylor OF Columbus Ohio
uncle OF the groom and Mr. Rich,
ard Mnyes uncle Of the bride.
Immediately following the cero
mony, the happy couple received
fellcitation OF their relatives and
friends al reception held In the
church parlors. The brides table
covered with white satin cloth
AZ one held a three TERED wedding
cake topped with white wedding
bells and at the opposite end a all,
yer coffee service on each side
were silver Candclabra holding
burning white tapers and complet,
ing the picture was an exquisite
arrangement of white chrynantho-
NUNS and carnations interpreted
with grcenery centennR the table
\ punch bowl carved from icc
and eurircIed with white carna.
lions frozen IN the ice ceutcred
the satin covered punch table.
Guests we're received hy mem.
bcra Of the bridal party and Mrs
Perkins mother Of the bride Mr
I james Taylor. Columbus Ohio. uu.
T Gle ~ the groom and Mrs Blanche
Msycs grandmother 81 the bride
Mrs Perkins was lovely IN m
attractive short formal az mauv,
Hffeta fashioned on princess fHs'
with matching elbow length mIfu
and an orchid oomsEa
The many lovely and useful gifu
shDwered aB the newlyweds wer'
/ on display On one side n the room
Mrs Roy Burns and Mra R9a'
{ Mc Moore were IN charR" 81 10
gifts Mrs Edith M1lhdsu preside.
/. over the coffee Mrs Pearl nc
! Kinney dispensed ~ punch snt
Z other hosisHses were aurts ~ %
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