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: Flossmoor Girl and 1 iTinley Park Manj ISay Nuptial Vowsj; Under a white arch surrounded 5 | by palm* and bouquets of gladioli | jand daiaJCB at St John’s Evangeli- j I cat Lutheran church at Cooper’S; f Grove, Miss Lucille Cobrs, daugh- I ■ ter of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Cohrs.;; Douglas avenue, Flossmoor, be-: i came the bride of Jack K, Mu ridel 1, ; son of Mr. and Mra. Jack A. Mun-! j dell of Tmtey Park, at p. m.:; on Saturday. The Rev, H, F. Mey- ;. | er read the double ring ceremony. \! Music for the wedding war pro- ;‘ I vided by Mrs. H, D. Kasmusson of j ; Flossmoor who sang “O Perfect |« |Love/' Because and ‘‘The .Lord’s;* i Prayer/' accompanied by Mrs. H. j (: F, Meyer at the organ, and by Ed* \1 I ward Schmidt ol Tinlev Park who | ri played Pomp and Circumstance*' j '* j and the recessional j'' j The bride, who was given in j. j marriage by her father, wore a j ; gown made with a bodice of chari- |[tiljy lace and the skin and long ; tram of rayon marquisette. Her |* -v«jJ was full length and she car*; ied a bouquet of white gardenias \lVccentered with an orchid and with i£: lilies of the valley knotted in long : air earners.1 ? $ . : Bridal attendants were Misslt;(I Eleanor Killmer, maid of honori •-ci:Mr». William J. limiting, sister of t r the bride, matron of honor, both of ( , | Homewood; Betty Hope, flower' t igirl, Flossmoor; Miss Julia Ogden.' I Flossmoor, Miss Betty Badgley anti.' ; Mbs Violet Hare of Chicago, : bridesmaids. All wore white vclva-’ j ray gowns with matching gloves ‘■and large white marquisette pie-^ : ture hats.* ' The bridesmaids carried bou-R jquets of red carnations while the;1 j other attendants1 bouquets were of jlt; fred carnations with while heart)1 j centers. j lt;| Walter L. Muridell of Frankfort, j {• ind,, served his brother as bests I man. Groomsmen were Robert jj i Baker of Anderson, Ind., and Ger- ; [aid Ward of Dolton. Walter J. 2 jHeiting of Homewood and Nick!1 jDop of Markham, were ushers.;' • Young LaVonnc Glandon of Lans- M I ing, acted as ringbearer, •*| A wedding dinner for 40 guests ? nt Cherry Hills Country club alter .1 I the ceremony was followed by a \ reception there for 250 guests at;j eight p. m. Out-of-town guests in- j [i eluded the bridegroom's granripar-* |; i ents, Mr, and Mrs. John Gland onof What Cheer, Iowa. ! IMrs. Cohrs chose a flesh colored L crepe dress with a chantilly lace j1 yoke for her daughter's wedding| while Mi’s. MundeH wore a sftimon ! • ^.’pink gown. Both wore corsages of!' orchids. ^After a honeymoon of two weeks I r at Spooner, Wis., the couple will I v[make their home on Flossmoor t ...... •'i* * jvoiuima r/i road. Flossmoor. The bride is aL •graduate of Thornton township, i ihigh school and before her . riage was employed ill Chicago by ! i American Mineral Spirits. The: i bridegroom, who has-been a stu-i dent at Purdue university, is a veU j eran of World War JI having sen- : ed in the sgnal corps. He wilj i: continue his studies ai a Jaw school ;; in Chmaeo. I
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Chicago Star Publications
Chicago, Illinois, US
Fri, Jul 16, 1948
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