Simplicity Marks Area' 'WeddingSimplicity marked the single ring wedding ceremony of Ina Pearl Barnhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Barnhart of Poplar Grove, and George William Ritenour Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ritenour of South Con-neHsviile.Vows were exchanged bv candlelight at 6:30 o'clock Wednes*-day evening, May 8, in the United Presbyterian Church, Scottdale. The Rev. Thomas McKee of West Newton officiated for the marriage.The church altar was decorated with red and white roses.The bride appeared for her nuptials in an ankle-length gown of white nylon tulle. It was styled with a fitted, shirred bodice, deep scalloped neckline and ruffled tulle over the shoulders. The extremely full skirt featured a deep, ruffled tulle flounce at the hemline and embroidered tulle on the upper portion of the skirt. The bride'wore a wreath of white daisies on her hair with a halo veil. She carried a nosegay of white pompons centered with blue pompons. The flowers were encircled with a matching blue frill and tied with white satin streamers. Completing her bridal ensemble were white eyelet gloves.Miss Juanita Shultz of Poplar Grove, the maid of honor and only attendant, wore a mint green gown of nylon tulle over taffeta. Gf floor-length, the gown was designed with a strapless bodice, tapped with a nylon tulle bolero -outlined with a silk border. On i 'T hair was a bandeau of white daisies and she carried a nosegay lt;f white pompons surrounded by blue pompons. She wore white nylon gloves.Arthur Hunker of Greensburg was the best man.The bride’s mother, Mrs. Barn- c hart, chose for the wedding a r beige suit with green accessories. J The bridegroom’s mother wore a s flora! print dress with navy blue r accessories.After a brief honeymoon the ■. bridegroom, who is In the U. S. ^ Navy, returned to his base at Norfolk, Va. His bride will re- ^ main at home for about a month c and will then join her husband in c Norfolk. Mr. Ritenour was graduated from Connellsvilie Joint £ High School with Class of 1955.