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Double Ring Ceremony Unites Hanson-EttermanMiss Catherine Louise Hanson became the bride of Kenneth Janies Etterman of Sarasota in a beautiful double ring c i1 re i no n y ori Sa t u rd i»y a f t e r' -noon at Concordia LutheranChurch, Sarasota,Miss Hanson, daughter ofMrs. Elsie C, Hanson, 511 Saute Joseph St., Venice, and Jennings Linton Hanson Sr. of Cobb Island, Md,, was given in marriage by her father.Attending the bride wereMrs. John Vermette, matron-of-honor, a nd Miss M a rlenr Shaffer, both of Sarn^li^'^ ■ gThe bride wore a beautiful floor length satin gown and veil, made by her mother. Itfeatured a long-sleeved laceover-bodice, with a softly-pleated satin skirt falling into a scalloped hemline. Her fingertip veil fell from a satin crown and was edged with hand-cro-ehitecl m ecla 11 ions. She c a r r i ed a cascade bouquet of stepha-notis centered with an orchid.The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Etterman of Englewood. Serving as best man was Don Ha mm e rich and ushers were Jack Dean, Phillip Nuss and Ronald W. Falconer, all of Sarasota.The wedding took place a-g a in st a beautiful Christmas background, with the altar dressed with poinset!ias. Mrs. Stuart Jenney played for the ceremony and Howard Gollnich sang “ The Lord’s Prayer” and “Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring,/’The bride’s attendants were gowned in two shades of blue satin, fashioned with round necklines cut lower in the back and softly pleated skirts with sashes of the same color. Mrs. John Vermette wore pale blue, and Miss Shaffer’s gown was the same hue in a deeper shade. Their hats of satin roses and leaves were also designed by the bride/s mother. They carried nosegay bouquets ofpeppermint carnations.The Rev. Luther F. Wilier,pastor of Concordia LutheranChurch, officiated.The reception was held in the church parish hall, for which the arrangements were made bv Mrs. Wilier. Mrs. John Blakeley of Venice cut the cake, and Mrs. Jack Dean poured the punch. Assisting Mrs. Wilier were Misses Marcia Seward, Shirley Van Tassel and Karen Miner,For the wedding trip, the bride wore a hand knit maroon and rose suit, and an orchid corsage. After they return, the couple will live at 1820 Wood St., Sarasota,Mrs. Etterman was graduated from Shepherd College, Shepherdstown, W. Va., where she was a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma and of Kappa Delta Pi, honorary education fraternity. She graduated summa cum laude, and is a member of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. She is a teacher- at McIntosh Student Center, Sarasota.The groom is a graduate of the University of Florida, Gainesville, and is taking work toward his Master’s Degree at Eastern Michig an University, He teaches at Sarasota Junior Hi'V•V'Arc*\‘Ak■ ■ •• y\ ■ • ; v v '' iv1-'W-X*.‘ «-vV/AC•y* s. /Pv'‘!•£ y vs;..,?: , . :lt;. •;; % '•*•: : • • • 1.5.; yIMrs. Kenneth J. EttermanJack Miner and Mrs. John Blakeley, and Mrs. Albert LeHigh School.Venice area guests attendingthe wedding were The Rev. Charles E. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs,Mr. Mr. Mr.and Mrs. William Larson, Mr,and Mrs, Adam Mazur, Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Fox andfamily and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morrow.Guests from Englewood included Dr. and Mrs. George Bell.Thursday Coffee Set By College Women’s ClubThe College Women’s Club of the Venice area will hear Mrs. Donald Stevenson, speak on Steuben glass at its coffee Thursday at 10' a.m.Mrs. Stevenson will also bring several lovely pieces from her collection for exhibit,Mrs. Louis Reinhold is hostessto the group, which meets at the Community Room of theVenice branch of Sarasota Federal. : v ;1 '-0? ■ ' -iChurch Delivers Yule BasketsThe members of First Christian Church are finishing delivery of Christmas baskets today, gathered by the members of the congregation for families in need of help this year.In charge of the donationswere Larry Whisler, Mrs. Ted Van Pelt and Mrs. William C* George.The newly organized church, meets at Venice Bay Trailer l Park at 9;30: a.m. for services with Sunday school for nursery and junior age children during that time.The church has an organ, but no organist, and ask! that anyone who- can play and will contribute his time for their services please call them. The Rev. G. M. Perry, Braden to n, is pastor.Read and Use the Classifieds.No Martha, there is no telling w h a t t he f u 11ire h o I d s. Since sortie of the same folkswho have helped mess up past will still be around.
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Venice Gondolier
Venice, Florida, US
Mon, Dec 24, 1962
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