Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 36

Lansing Girl Speaks Nuptial Vows Saturday Canada is the destination of honeymooners Mr. and Mrs. Virgil S. Southwell who were married Saturday at 2 p. m.

in South Baptist church. Rev. Malcolm Cronk officiated before 200 guests. The bride is the former Miss Betty Jane Whitcraft, daughter of Mrs. Alma Whitcraft, 613 Jessop avenue.

She was married to the son of Mrs. Lizzie Southwell of Shaftsburg. Music during the service was presented by Miss Betty Rideout, accompanied by George Fisher in her vocal numbers. The bride's gown of white satin featured seed pearls trimming the sweetheart neckline. A tiara of artificial apple blossoms gave a halo effect: securing a full-length veil and the same blossoms were sprinkled over the veil.

She carried a prayer book topped by a white orchid tied with silver ribbon and white streamers. Matron of honor for her sister was Mrs. Norma Green whose pink chiffon gown was styled with a sweetheart neckline, puffed sleeves and a hoop effect. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Geraldine Taylor and Mrs.

Elaine Hunter who wore pink gowns with pink net over the skirts. Their flowers were colonial bouquets of white carnations and pink roses. Best man was Robert Hunter and guests were ushed to their places by Emmett Careerwend Ronald Taylor. The received their guests in the church parlors following the service. When they return from their honeymoon July 11, they will be at home at 1002 East High street.

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For this reason we rigidly enforce this rule at Sisco's "Positively no substitutes." All prescriptions ingredients at Sisco's meet the highest quality tests and standards. DELIVERY SERVICE Sisco's 333 South Washington Avenue Phone 41219 Wedding Vows Are Spoken in Local Ceremony A white satin gown in the princess style was worn by Miss Juanita Cowan, Saturday afternoon for her marriage to Frank Hunsaker, of Charlotte in Central Methodist church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cowan, 1929 Roberts lane, and the mother of the bridegroom is Mrs.

Frank Hunsaker, of Charlotte. Dr. D. Stanley Coors performed the 2 p. m.

nuptials before a flower-banked altar. Vocal numbers were sung by Miss Jane Ann Ingledew. A high lace neckline was featured in the bride's dress and a heartshaped pearl headdress secured her net veil trimmed in white lace. She carried a cascading bouquet of white gardenias. Miss Ingledew attended as maid of honor, wearing a yellow colonial style dress complemented by a colonial bouquet.

Briesmaids were Miss Pauline Olds, cousin of the bride, wearing a pink colonial dress, and Mrs. Ruth Froust, wearing matching aqua gown. Each carried a pink rosette. Best man was Elmer Hunsaker and guests were seated by Jack Davis, Larry Froust, Jack King and Ray Hocguard. A reception in the church parlors followed the wedding service.

Mrs. Edna Adams, Miss Gartha Rosier, Miss La Vaugh Reimann and Miss of Joyce Andrus assisted. The newlyweds will make their home at 627 East Kalamazoo street. Y. W.

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MRS. KENNETH MRS. FRANK SOUTHWELL JANETZKE HILL HUNSAKER, JR. Patricia Ann Nunn Clubhouse Reception Follows White gladioli and delphinium decked the altar of Mt. Hope Methodist church at 4 p.

m. Saturday for the nuptials of Miss Melva Kimball. Bishop road. and Lyman Robert Struble of St. Johns.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Adah K. Kimball of Sarasota, and parents of her husband are Mr. and 1 Mrs. Edson Struble of Traverse Rev.

Harry L. Maunder officiated before 100 guests and wedding music was furnished by Jack Chard. The high round neckline of the bride's gown was accented by a yoke coming to a V-shape in front and back, edged with ruffles of matellasse organdie edged, in turn, by French lace repeated at the waist. The trainless gown was styled with a basque bodice and full skirt. Waxed orange blossoms secured a fingertip length veil and she carried a colonial robouquet predominated by white Ice blue crepe worn by her matron of honor, Mrs.

Marvin R. McClellan of Cincinnati, O. It was accented by a side drape with silver sequins, round neckline, cap sleeves and a matching blue net poke bonnet. She carried pink roses and gardenias. Miss Rose Mary Stimson.

bridesmaid, wore a white crepe dress with white lace peplum and a pale pink bonnet styled after that of Mrs. McClellan. She carried talisman roses. Best man was Ward Wood ushers were Douglas Stephens and Robert Gwynn. The couple greeted their guests in the church parlors following the service.

White garden flowers decorated the bride's table and assisting at the reception were Mrs. Robert Gwynn and Miss Marjorie Gutzki. Among the other out-of-town guests were, Mrs. Marie Sicinger of Saginaw, and Mrs. Park L.

Adams of Fayette, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bouske and Mrs. William Oswald of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.

Edson Struble and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphy of Traverse City, Mrs. Kimball of Sarasota, and Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Begin, Mr. and Mrs. John Grabow, and Miss Frances Rose Begin of Detroit. The couple will be at home to friends after June 29 at 301 West McConnell street, St. Johns.

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Washington Ave. Is Saturday Bride Trinity Lutheran church was the setting Saturday at 3:30 p. m. for the marriage of Miss Patricia Ann Nunn, daughter of Mr. and Raymond Nunn, 1540 Spencer street, to Paul R.

Janetzke. of the bridegroom are Mr. Jacob Parents, Janetzke. 108 East Thomas street. Rev.

Philip Schroeder united couple before 250 guests and organ music was played during the service by Rudolph Schmidt. The rosepoint lace gown was fashioned with a cathedral length veil and her maid of honor, Miss Laura Nunn of Flint, wore a pink rayon gown with an off-theshoulder effect bodice. Bridesmaids were Miss Beverly Viele and Miss Ella Janetzke who were attired in yellow and aqua rayon gowns. The newlyweds greeted, their guests in the Trinity Lutheran school hall following the ceremony. After their honeymoon they will be at home to friends July 20 at 1519 Windsor street.

Ruth Irene Palmer, Roger Dean Rose Wed Saturday Given in marriage by her brother, Theodore Palmer, Miss Ruth Irene Palmer became the bride of Roger Dean Rose Saturday at 2 p. m. in Miller Road Bible church. The bride is the daughter of Benjamin R. Palmer, 2712 Cooper road, and the sister of Mrs.

Virginia Palmer Feier of Los Angeles, Cal. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Rose, 2325 South Cedar street.

Rev. Gordon H. Roloff officiated at double-ring ceremony and music was furnished during the service by Mrs. Cyrus J. Rath, vocalist, accompanied by Mrs.

Milo Langworthy. Attending the couple were the bridegroom's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Johnston.

The bride chose a pastel yellow suit accented by a white an bonnet of straw with white veiling tied in a large bow under her chin. She carried a Victorian bouquet of white roses and pale yellow snapdragons. Mrs. Johnston's sand-colored ensemble was touched off by navy blue accessories. She carried a bouquet of talisman roses and deep blue delphinium.

Ushers were Dale Gruhn and. Wellman couple Wirick. greeted 100 guests in Wedding Rites of Miss Sosnoskie A reception in the Women's clubhouse followed the marriage of Miss Beverly Sosnoskie and Kenneth Hill of Hastings which was solemnized by Rev. Phillip Schroeder Friday at 8 p. m.

in Trinity Lutheran church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Sosnoskie, 1113 Virginia Coleman, Wendell L. Stewart Exchange Vows Lighted tapers and summer flowers before the fireplace of Plymouth ernoon provided the the Congregational house Saturday, aftmarriage of Miss Virginia Coleman, 720 West Allegan street, and Wendell L.

Stewart, 429 West Allegan street. Rev. Robert M. Bartlett, pastor of the church, performed the doublering ceremony. bride, daughter of Mrs.

E. F. Coleman of Otsego, formerly of Howell. was given in marriage by her uncle, R. W.

Fitch of Detroit. Gowned in a baby blue faille frock with a ballerina skirt and short flared jacket, the bride chose a halo hat of the same blue faille. Her flowers were crimson rosebuds. Mrs. Thomas Murray of Otsego, sister of the bride, was matron of honor.

She wore chartreuse and black accessories. Edward Grahm was best man. A reception in Plymouth house followed the ceremony. The bridal table was set with a hand-made lace cloth and centered with the wedding cake, surrounded by garlands of summer flowers. The cake was cut by Mrs.

Fitch, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Frank Bergin precided at the silver coffee service, assisted by Mrs. Oliver Bertram of Detroit and Mrs. Jack Taylor. a honeymoon in western Michigan, Mr.

and Mrs. Stewart make their home at 720 West Allegan street. the church parlor following the nuptial ceremony. White blossoms circled the wedding cake and assisting during the reception were Mrs. Bernard Palmer.

Mrs. Theodore Palmer, Mrs. Gerald Palmer, Mrs. Lee Allen and Mrs. Edward Stasik.

They will travel through northern Michigan on their wedding trip and in September will live in Big Rapids where the bridegroom is enrolled in the school of pharmacy at Ferris institute. Cleveland street, and the mother the bridegroom is Mrs. Henrietta Hill of Hastings. Music was sung during the service by Mrs. Rudolph Walter Schmidt, Scutt, organist.

accompanied The bride approached the altar a gown of slipper satin fashioned with an off-the-shoulder neckline and net yoke. Her skirt was full a tiara of seed pearls secured a fingertip length veil. She carried bouquet of white roses. Maid of honor was Miss June Shortz whose gown was aqua taffeta. A sheer yoke of marquisette fashioned the off-the-shoulder neckline and her full skirt was caught up at points by tiny flowers to veal a ruffled petticoat.

Also attending the bride were Betty Tolles, bridesmaid, and Barbara Lee Enyart, junior bridesmaid. Miss Tolles was dressed yellow taffeta and Miss Enyart's gown was of pink taffeta. All tendants wore short white gloves and carried colonial bouquets. Best man was Thomas Birdsell and ushers were Jack Fuller Bill Becktell. Following their wedding trip Minneapolis, the couple be at home July 9, at 205 Park street, Mason.

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