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Carol Mary Foster Is Bride of Donald G; KehlThe marriage of Miss Carol j Mary Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Foster, 1528 Euclid, to Donald G. Kehl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kehl, 202 InterOcean, South Chicago Heights, was solemnized recently in St. Paul's Lutheran church. The pastor, the Rev. Arthur A. Brauer, read the lines of the double ring ceremony.The altar was decked with lighted tapers, white gladioli and pompons.Presented for marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin ballerina length gown she had made herself. It was fashioned with a scoop neckline edged with lace and had lace insertion down the front of the softly gathered skirt. An elbow length veil fell from her crown of seed pearls. White glamelias and pompons with trailing ivy made up her bouquet.I Mrs. Joyce Gotland, sister ofthe bride, wore a peacock blue sheath dress with a net overskirt. Her colonial bouquet was of bronze pompons and chrysanthemums.Harold J. Kehl was his brother's best man.The soloist was Robert Stog-entin.Mrs. Foster selected a blue silk faille dress and matching accessories, while Mrs. Kehl chose a green dress and feathered hat with brown accessories.The church parlor was the scene of the reception which followed. Guests were from Toledo, Ohio; Chicago, Chicago Heights, Matteson and Crete.Bloom township high school graduates, the couple will reside at Newport, R. I., where the bridegroom, a naval radar man, | is stationed. The bride had been employed by the Flmtkote company.
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Chicago Heights Star
Chicago, Illinois, US
Tue, Oct 28, 1958
Page 9
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