Initiation Conducted Omega Tau Gamma Sorority held its informal initiation for new rushees at the reguJar meeting Tuesday evening at the Courtyard. Rushees who were initiated include Mrs. John Dune, Mrs. Robert McKee and Mrs. Robert Haag.
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News And Features Of Interest To Women 8 Mansfield. News-Journal Friday, May 31, 1957 Miss Steel Weds Ashlander At Double-Ring Ceremony Miriam designed the worn by Miss Betty Steel when she became bride of John Edward ler, Ashland, in a solemnized at 9:30 a.m. 25 at St. Mary's Church. The double-ring ice was read by the Paul Dorley.
Palms and ferns banked church chancel and two es filled with white and gladioli and white flanked the altar. pews were marked with satin bows. Father Thomas ough presented a program nuptial music preceding open-church ceremony united in marriage the ter of Mrs. Mary Steel, Forest and the son Mr. Mrs.
las best man was Robert Allen Steel, brother of the bride. Richard Oxinder, brother-inlaw of the bridegroom and Robert Sherman shared the ushering duties. The bride's mother chose a dress of gray lace over pink taffeta and pink accessories. 1957 For her son's wedding, Sigler was attired in a light blue lace dress with white accessories. Both mothers wore white orchid corsages.
After the ceremony, breakfast was served members of the immediate families and the bridal party. Later in the afternoon, a reception was held for 100 guests at the of Hall. Hostesses gown included Mrs. Barbara OxinJane der and Miss Barbara Ann the Colangelo. Sigceremony Decorating the serving May ble was the wedding cake, Catholic surrounded with a wreath of serv- pink roses and Reverend white carnations.
Two threebranched candelabra, adorned the huckelberry and flowers, vas- flanked the cake. pink For a wedding trip to Freecarnations! port, N.Y., the bride changed Family to a dark blue dress with white which she combined white accessories. When they return, the newlyweds will reside at Marlbor- Helen Ave. of A graduate of St. Peter's the High School, the new Mrs.
which Sigler is employed as a teledaugh- phone operator at the Ohio 836 of and Royal Sigler, 234 East Eighth Ashland. The bride was escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her uncle, Russell L. Berno. Her gown, fashioned of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over bridal satin, was styled with a fitted bodice of lace 80 featuring a Sabrina neckline 20 and long sleeves which formed points over the backs 2 of her hands. The floor-length skirt of lace was worn over 1.
a hoop and ended in a scalloped hemline which swept into a detachable Cathedrallength train. The train was accented with tiers of tulle. 17 Tulle petals, trimmed in and pearls, formed the full crown, headpiece which held bride's fingertip veil of imported bridal illusion. She carried a modern cascade bouquet of stephanotis and pink sweetheart edged, with lacelon and showered with satin streamers. A gown of white lace over aqua taffeta was worn by the bride's only attendant, Miss Joan Schnitzer.
Dainty embroidered motifs enhanced the V-neckline of the fitted bodice. The bouffant ballerinalength skirt was worn a hoop, Short matching mitts complemented the bride's gown and she carried a modern colonial bouquet of pink carnations and pink roses, edged with lacelon and tied with pink ribbon. Attending the bridegroom The H. T. Reed On.
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Sizes 8 to 18, Tells About Recent Trip Mrs. Walton Leedy talked about her recent trip to the Virgin Islands and to Puerto Rico when Circle Five of the First Methodist Church met recently. Mrs. Leedy, who stressed need for missionairies in the countries she visited, illustrated her talk with slides and also displayed articles, her she trip. had purchased Eighteen members and one guest, Mrs.
William Hauserattended the meeting held, in the home of Mrs. Rob- ert Hergatt, Pavonia. Serving as co-hostess was Mrs. Bertha (Tucker. Plans for the coming year were discussed and a new slate of officers was presented.
The tenth chapter of the book of St. John provided the basis for devotions which Mrs. Gilbert Smith led. Wins Bridge Prize CRESTLINE Mrs. A.
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