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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1962(Bay View Studio)Mrs. Douglas Kent MurdickRed poinsettins and candelabra hall for relatives and friends. A graced the altar of Immaculate j four-tiered wedding cake was serv-C on cep lion clmrcti Saturday, Jan-jed by Mrs. Rose Farrar of Grand nary fi at 12:00 noon tor the mar- j Rapids, aunt of the bride. Also as-riuge of Mis Doris Ann Korb and ! stating with tine serving were Miss Douglas Kent Murdick. j .butts Crabb. Mrs. Cleo Csvitch.MonsiKnor R. \V. Passcno per- Miss Karen Horn, and Mrs. Putty formed I lie double ring ceremony. Strong of Lansing. Miss Dawn Traditional wedding mu sir. was | Waliinuit, cousin of the bride, was played by Mrs. Walter Hit.tic while j in charge of the guest hook.Mrs. .luck MindPi'houl. soloist, sans : The couple left for a honeymoonAve Maria as the ' bride placed a j to an undisclosed destination. Forljotir[ilf'l on the Blessed Virgin Altar.Parents of the brid’e arc Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Korb of Hammond Road, anrl parents of the bridegroom are Mrs. Catherine Murdickgoing away (lie new Mrs. Murdick wore a turquoise wool jersey sheatii with black accessories. The couple will reside in Grand Rapids.Both the bride and groom are rad nates of Traverse City highof Grand Rapids and A. Jerome school.Murdick of SI, Petersburg. Florida.; Out of town guests attended the Given in marriage My her father., wedding from Lansing. Detroit the bride selected a floor-1 cngth Cadillac, Grand Rapids. gowr. of imported French lnut? de- . — .. _ .,signed with a fitted bodice, long sleeves and Snhrina neckline ac-■ ci'iitvd with iridescent sequins. ’ A crown of seeded pearls and seipiins secured her veil of bridal ; illusion and she carried a colonial '■ l»i))iini■ I of red r uses a ini white . c:;imut ions wiLir si reamers tied ir. . ! hirers knots.j Wearing si reef-length dresses of ! ri'd pen u de safe fashioned with a. j fitted bodice, rounding necklines ji'itd full skirls wore Mrs. Brvorly i Si ricki:r, sister of the bride, as run-' | iron rif honor a ml Miss Shirley i f’nvitch, cousin of the bride, at; j bridesmaid. They wore red match-! ing head pieces and carried colonial ; biHliltitilH of white carnations fen-! t.liered with red. Pearl necklace | and earring sets, gifts of the bride, j completed their ensemble.Assisting as best man was Pill ft 1 enncr of Grand Rapids and .7ack Sinn It x of fa dll Inc hfi groomsman.: ftentiug [he guests were Ronald\ Rfihn and Ed Hopkins, cousins of! the 11 rielo groom. iMrs. Korh selected a rlmss of J holly green brocade piemen ted j with winter wliite accessories and! ii. corsage of pale yellow roses. The ! bridegroom's mother r.hose a I sheatli dress of pink lace and wore ! a corsage of pink roses. White car- i nation corsages were worn by the I grandmothers.fiiiliiediiilojy following the cere- | mony si wedding dinner was served ill Thomas' lied Wood room. An j evening reception and dance, was ( held ul. the Knights uf Columbus !
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Traverse City Record Eagle
Traverse City, Michigan, US
Wed, Jan 10, 1962
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