The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 48

AKRON BEACON JOURNAL Sunday, September 22, 1946 Donna Posten Weds At Altar GOWNED in exquisite white transparent velvet, Miss Donna Avis Posten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Posten, 453 Edgewood became the bride on Sunday, Sept. 15, of Harold H.

Klever, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Klever, 635 Merton av. Tall waxen tapers and vases of white gladioli decorated the altar of Firestone Methodist church for the ceremony. Rev.

George Mayer officiated at 7 p. m. Mrs. Victor Schermesser presented a half-hour organ prelude. The bridal gown was fashioned with rounded Peter Pan collar, long sleeves and turn-back cuffs.

Covered buttons closed the fitted bodice in back. A gathered apron-effect over the hipline tied in a large bowknot in back and extended into a slim with medium train. A "pearied tiara held in place her fingertip veil and a white orchid WA8 attached to the prayer-book carried by the bride. The new Mrs. Klever was attended by Mrs.

William Williams, matron of honor. Mra. Sylvan Kernaghan, Miss Dolores Posten, Miss Patricia Meeks and Miss Dorothy Hollis, bridesmaids. All were gowned in white taffeta, styled with partial offeffect made by wide velvet bands. Mrs.

Williams' the featured a brief flaring peplum at the waist. Red roses and delphinium formed their bouquets with rose fleurets in their hair. The bridegroom was attended by William Gerdis as best man. Ushering guests into the church were William Williams, Sylvan Kernaghan, William Weibel and Virgil Posten. A reception held in the home of the bride's parents immediately after the service.

Departing for a honeymoon cruise through the Great Lakes, the bride appeared in a black wool dressmaker suit with black derby hat and red accessories. Upon return the young couple will reside in Akron. -Tambling Studio MRS. KLEVER GRANTS AHOMEMAKERS See Our Bumper Crop Complete Selection of CURTAINS! DRAPES! Styles for Every Window Floral Print Drapes 5.98 Cretonne Drapes. 5.98 Ruffled 2.39 Cottage Sets 1.98 Floral Cretonnes yd.

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before an altar banked with ferns and palms. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mary Gaichin, 2484 East and the late Paul Gaichin, was gowned in white silk crepe styled with net yoke and off-the-shoulder effect. A small bow at the back of the waistline gave a modified peplum effect. The full skirt extended into a brief train.

fingertip net veil was held in place by clusters of stephanotis. A white orchid covered the prayer book she carried. Attendants included Mra. Ray Boygevac, matron of honor, and Miss Mildred Parabutsky, bridesmaid They wore dresses of white net fashioned after the bride's Arm bouquets of gardenias and red roses formed their bouquets and hair fleurets. Donna Jean Gaichin served as flower girl for her sister.

Ray Boygevac, Detroit, Mich, served the bridegroom as best man. Guests were received following the ceremony in the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Panich, 2202 Seventh st. After honeymooning in Detroit, the newlyweds will reside temporarily with Mr. and Mrs. Panich. Mr.

Panich, an alumnus of Kenmore high school, is currently attending the University of Akron. A MEETING of South X-Hi Mothers' club will be held Tuesday at 12:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Klipstein, 214 sell av. Business will be transacted following luncheon. KNOWN FOR VALUES of Cleaning Needs and Fireplace Equipment hearth radiates a new warmth hospitality with these smart matching black and brass accessor.

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Rollin Leitzke of the institute; Mrs. John McChesney, representative of Kate Waller Barrett home; James S. Jackson, Beacon Journal editorial writer discussing children of Palestine, and Mrs. William Metler, president of Federation of Women's Clubs discussing her work with the blind. Mrs.

Kent Woodward is chairman of the civic group. She is assisted by Mrs. Clyde Gischill and Mra. Carl Boies. DELIGHTFUL reception honored Miss Mande E.

Gill, new executive director of the YWCA, Wednesday evening. Fall decorations and floral pieces created festive air in the sixth floor lounge at the Y. Mrs. L. D.

Henry acted as chairman of the party which also served to welcome Miss Sachie Fukiage to the staff as younger girls' secretary. Miss Laura Baker and her committee were in charge of decorations. Guests stopped for refreshments and a bit of conversation at the tea table. They were served by Mrs. Verne Read and Mrs.

J. H. Shreffler, past presidents of the board. HEADING THE LIST of topics for conversation among members of Woman's City club Hobby section is the recent musical tea at the home of Mrs. F.

F. Dugan, Rus-1090 W. Market st. Organ and piano selections, presented by Mrs. J.

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W. W. Foltz, created the perfect atmosphere for section members and their guests. They spent the afternoon roaming through the Dugan residence inspecting their hostess' collection of antiques. YMCA SQUARE DANCE club held its first dance of the season Wednesday in the YM social hall.

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