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Single Ring Service ReadS-At First Lutheran ChurchDr. -Carveth P. Mitchell read the single ring service which united Miss Carol Ann Laux and Jack C. Ritiichier in marriage March 22 at 7 p. m. before the altar of the First English Lutheran Church. or Closed church was observed Le' for the candlelight ceremony. ^ Palms and ferns formed a background for beauty vases of pastel flowers which decorated the church chancel. Matching flowers were placed in the altar vases.Mrs. Clavson Bell presented a program of nuptial music c‘f* at the organ during which r-t’ guests were ushered to their J.s~ places by Henry Ritiichier. hP Barberton, brother of the *’ bridegroom: Jack Horner, Da-,as \id Riuicmer, the brlce-groom’s brother, and Charles Engleman, cousin o? the bridegroom, all of Akron.~kThe bride is the daughter of H. I:l 'nr * 350.Z ‘ * sd. aasmlrsknen MiiWgSBmmmrs. as ;re rs.:es Mrarc Mrs. Amos a CIS Fairoaks Blvd.. and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Ritiichier, as 3515 High spire Dr., Barher-fce ton.sn~ Given in marriage by her -er father, the bride wore a gown ‘ of taffeta and tulle trimmed ■with Chantilly lace. The gown was designed by Sylvia Ann..The fitted taffeta bodice, enhanced by lace embroidered Swith sequins and pearls, was 1 fashioned with a scoop r.eck-on-‘litis, scalloped at the edge..aie The long sleeves extended in an- points over the backs of the ror-‘hands. A tulle flounce encir-aup cied the bottom o: the ’floor- Her corsage was ght length skirt and a wide banc sweetheart roses.45 of lace edged the taffeta •v;lt;. apron effect in the skirt. The couple welcomedrig * ^ guests to a reception inthe A plateau headpiece of chapel parlor or tne cnc □5r. tulle and lace showered with ?mk and yellow tio'Aers3IRS. JACK C. RITTICHIER (Carol Ann Laux)or pink100thetch.en-sj._ cequins and oearls held the ctrcied tr.e base 01 me ck bride's fingertip veil of illu- tiered wedding cake wmcn slon in place and she carried centered me bndal tan.e. A • a Bible tooned with a corsage miniature bride and brice-ZZ of white roses. groom topped the cake. Hos-‘io, The bride’s sister, Miss Pa- tesses for the reception were . ‘trlcia Laux. served as maid of Mrs. David Ritiichier, ^ the honor. She wore a gown in bridegroom 5 sister - in - :aw; [shades of orchid and purple. Mrs. Charles nngleman, cou-ap- The fitted bodice of purple ve?-( sin of the bridegroom, anc sat*vet was strapless and with it Miss Diana Eanck.-Cdsgne v. ore a \ el vet shrug 1 ack-. V*nezi the newlyweas le.v on at let. Her bouffant skirt was of a wedding trip to an undis-5S orchid chiffon and she wore-a-closed destination, me new .matching* picture hat and Mrs. Ritt:ch:er was w.ec.rmg ion mitts. Miss Laux carried a a navy jersey dress a men sue, [rs.: cascade bouquet of pink car-, inations and yellow roses. j 1 Thomas Homer, Portage j Lakes. Akron, served as best 5 -man. for the bridegroom. . ter-: For her daughter's weed.ng.-two.Mrs. Laux chose a powder, ista blue lace sheath which she ,vasl complemented with navy ac-ilng cessories and a corsage of;A'red sweetheart roses. The ost-‘bridegroom's mother was at-1 be tired in a light lavender silk E„ sheath dress with which she •combined mack accessories.MAKEITTASTEBETTERAlways ServeToastmas
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Mansfield News Journal
Mansfield, Ohio, US
Fri, Mar 29, 1957
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