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ITyitW eddingsSTRAIN-BAG SHAWMiss Dorothy Strain, daughter of Mrs. Rena Strain of Phoenix, Arizona, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Roy(IR. 4, became Bagshaw. son* --]of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bagshaw,1 ] also of Lafayette, route 4, in alovely summer wedding Sundayafternoon, June 22, r* 4-v'/' ^ TT Church in Pyrmont.The Rev. Keith Sn _ double ring ceremony before a ]group of relatives and friends. Soft, ’bridal music was played by Robertj \ Neuenschwander at the organ who also accompanied Robert Stonernf Anri prson. as he sansr “At Dawn-ing”, “Because” and “The Lord’s Prayer” and also read the poem,lt;11t“How Well I Love Thee”, as selected by the bride.Given in marriage by her uncle Roy Welch, the bride was attired [ in a Chantilly lace and satin gown ' ^ featuring a molded lace bodice 6 with long tapering sleeves and a Peter Pan collar. The bouffant satin skirt fell from a gathered waist line to floor length and was high-lighted by a long train of satin entirely covered by lace. The j finger tip veil showered from a; small cap of net accentuated with seed pearls. She carried a white Bible fashioned with white streamers and an orchid.Miss Betty Jo Welch, cousin of the bride, served as maid of honor jA and wore an off the shoulder gown of orchid nylon net and lace ] { over taffeta. She wore a white crocheted hat with orchid trimand carried a colonial bouquet of green tinted carnations. jMiss • Carol Bagshaw, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid and * wore a strapless gown of green nylon net and lace over taffeta. She j1 wore a white crocheted hat witl green trim and carried a colonialbouquet of delicafe pink cama-11 tions.Miss Joyce Marie Gushwa of 15 Delphi, was flower girl and wore a pink taffeta gown and hat. She carried a basket of roses from £ which she scattered rose pedals in ^ the aisle. 1Doxie Cripe. small son of Mr. f and Mrs. Carl Cripe of Lafayette was ring bearer and was dressed ir a navy and white linen suit and carried the rings on a w'hite satin [ 1 pillow.Gene Deboy of Buck Creek friend of the groom, was the best 11 man and Tom Bagshaw, brother oi the groom, Ca$l Strain, cousin of ! the bride and Raymond Stine were ; ushers. If Mrs. Welch, aunt of the bride, a wore a shell pink lace dress wittwhite accessories and a corsage of 11 green tinted carnations. Mrs. Bagshaw wore navy with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.A reception followed the~ ceremony for 150 guests in the churchc
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Delphi Citizen

Delphi, Indiana, US

Thu, Jun 26, 1952

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