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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL II, lft*—Photo by Oshorrn#MRS BEN MOREASt. John's Church Scene OfWSt John’s Church was the scene of a pretty Sprind wotldinj; when Miss Donna Kaurich exchanged vows with Hen MoreaNuptial Mass was read by the Rev. Father John Ober-landcr .it half after nine o'clock yesterday morning before an altar bedecked with white gladioli, snapdragons, rich green palms and cathedral tapers in candelabra.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kaurich of I.awn Ave. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Dominick Morea of Dayton.Preceding the ceremony. Sister Marie Amata presented a selection of organ music The girls’ choir sang “Ave Maria” and “On This Day () Beautiful Mother’* during the Nuptiali bars' duties were performed i lv i art Kaurich. brother lt;lt;f the n,.r fingertip veil of imported bnd« James I* ikew and Don Kicnch ilhndon whi clasped to a Mat hi.in of Dayton. Unmet of delicate lace. She car-Ai tlu* appoint) liour, atraina ried a white satin Player Hook of tiie wedding march echoed centered witii Kim D'Ainmir nd through the Church and the sti canters of strphanotrs Her bride * attendants walked slow- only jewelry was a alngle atrond Iv towards Ihe altar whete the »»f pearl* a gift from tiie groom, groom and hut lient man, I’aul Immediately following the Korn of Lima, O., wailed wedding, a breakfast was held• • * it the Colony Restaurant. TablesMISS II Kl.KN IIOOVKR of wsie graced with attractive ar-Daytou ittended tbi* bride e. rnngementa of spring Mowers, maid-of-honor She won a .own The happy couple eul u foUf-of green and eurtiod u colonial ticied wedding take tupped with bouquet of orchid carnations u miniature bride and groom, with green feathers and stream- » • •ers TH hi imiDK’S MOTHERHrldesmnids wen- Mtaa Margin chose for the wedding a gown of Stiles and Miss Jean Michael sheer navy blue with which she Mins Patty HolUm, niece of the wore navy accessories. Her bride, was junior bridesmaid corsage was white carnations. They all wore orchid gownN and The groom's mother wore acarried colonial bouquets of p*i{- cocoa brown dreas with match-ple tarnations with orchid feath mg accessories Her corsaga vih and streamers. was also white carnations.1 lt;lttle Mis** Kathy Holion, an- At seven o'clock Iasi evening, othei nlet e of the bi id* . served a reception was held at the as flower girl Her flock was American Legion llall Decoia-fashloned of orchid. She t ar- lions t arrying tail the brutal Ned u basket of purple t «rn» motif included white wedding tlons bells, orchid and green stream-The bride s attendants' gowns t-i i and ar rangements of Spring were fashioned identical!v with flowers)alt; ket • of taffeta v urn over When the couple left for astrapless bodices The nylon wedding tnp to Miami Peach, skirts frosted with white floral Flu anti t uha, the bride donned designs spread then Umffuut a chic navy blue and white dress fullness over hoop skirts ensemble with matching NavyMatching ptctun bats and accessories Her corsage was a single strand* of pearls, gift* tingle orchid Upon return, Mf.from the bride, completed their and Mrs Morea will reside withcostumes the bride’s parentsK slt;-or ted hy hei father, who Mr* Morea was graduatedgave her m marriage, the hnrle from Middletown High School was a radiant picture m a coke and the Gomt Samaritan Hospital ntal gown Ilf traditional white School of Nursing in Dayton, satin, featuring at the shoulders i where she is a member of t he soft folds of *atm and lace A'nursing staffhigh, rout I yoke of sheer illu- Mi Morea was graduatedsion net ga. i* tin- gown an off-1 from Roosevelt High School in shoulder effect Dayton and la a veteran of thel^ong satin sleeve* trimmed In Army Air Force He is employ-delirete lure tapered gratefully e»l by the M-Call Corporation in at the wrists. Tin- fitted liodlre Daytonfastened in bark with tiny self- Out-of-town gm-sts »;»rne frombuttons The bouffant hoop Lirnu. Canton, lt;’ln« iiinati, Day-skirt w.c designed with tieis «.f ton, Hamilton arirl Mimdu , lt;) , satin and dainty lace arid fell Indiana, Kentucky, Nebraska, 'softly into u chapel train. Chicago anil New York
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Middletown Sunday News Journal
Middletown, Ohio, US
Sun, Apr 15, 1951
Page 13
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