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Emilie Andersen Becomes the Bride Of Calvin C. Rossman in Nazarene ChurchPalms, with baskets of white glads and snapdragons were arranged in an attractive setting in the Church of the Nazarene at 2:30 p. m. Saturday, when Emilie Andersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonhart Andersen, 110 Grant street, became the bnde of Calvin C, Rossman, son of Mrs. Gertrude Rossman, 225 Liberty street.The Rev. Gordon V. Woods performed the ceremony and Gladys Judd was at the organ for traditional airs and as accompanist for Gordon O dinar k, who sang Because/* I Love You Truly, “The Lord's Prayer.Gowned in white satin, the bride was given m marriage by her father and attended by her sister, Lynne, as maid of*honor; Jean Andersen and Nancy Brooker, bridesmaids.The bride's gown was styled with fitted bodice, buttoned down the back, long sleeves-and train. Rows of lace trimmed the front and heirloom lace fashioned her bonnet, from which fell her fingertip veil of nylon net.The maid of honor wore orchid, the bridesmaids were in light green and yellow,^ their frocks of dotted swiss styled with fitted bodices and full skirts. Each had a matching $ap and mitts and spring flower corsages.John Seymour was best man for his brother-in-law, and ushers wereRonald and Kresten Andersen, twin brothers of the bride.The reception was held from three until five o'clock at the-YWCA, with a guest list of 150 invading relatives and friends frEi Buffalo, Jamestown and Erie. Tih all-white bride's table was set with wedding cake, center arrangement of roses and other flowers and silver holders for the tapers.For an eastern'wedding trip, the bride chose a yellow suit, luggage tan accessories, and had a pink rose corsage. Upon their return they will make their home at 224 North Carver streetThe bride is a graduate of Warren High and has been employed at the, Newell Press. Honoring her with pre-nuptial functions have been Mrs. Gertrude Rossman and Mrs. Charlotte Rossman, Mrs. John Seymour and Mrs. Roger McFarland.The bridegroom attended the lo-1 cal high school, served three years: with the armed forces, and is employed by the Times Square Service Station.
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Warren Times Mirror
Warren, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, May 29, 1950
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