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Barbara Gies And Alfred Schafer Honeymooning In The SouthSt Paul's Catholic Church wan Beu Sabo circulated the bride I the seme of a beautiful wedding nm'k anci Mu Marlene Schaffer as* Saturday morning at 10 when Miss i: ed Mi Peter Roth witii erv* Barbara Oies became tiie bride of inMr Alfred V Schafer The Rev the new Mr Schafer wore a Fr Leo Lehmkuhl officiated at the three-toned gray flannel uiit dre wedding ceremony and the wedding w.h unmetal acre - )i n and a music was sung by the children's cnrsi.ce of pink carnation when choir at the nuptial high mass. th» newlyweds left for a two weeks Tiie bride is the daughter of Mr * ip through the muth Upon com-and Mrs Wilier C Oies. 186 Whit- pl^'iotiof t* «* 1: new home thc\ will Jlesey Ave and the bridegroom is re ide a! the Krid) Hill All '.n-the son of Mr and Mrs Frank »u M nroevtlleSchafer. R D 2, Monroeville Thlt; bride t a graduate of StThe bride, who was given in Paul Catholic School and i em-marrlage by her father, was lovely pleved as a deputy clerk in the in a white lace and tulle wedding Clerk of Clt; urt office The groom gown fashioned with a fitted lace i graduate of Monroeville High bodice and Queen Ann collar em* School and is i bi u klayet broidered with Iridescent sequins j and long taperinu sleeves. ' pointed at the wrists. Her lace I skirt flowed into a cathedral train and the front featured a scalloped redingote effect filled with tiered tulle ruffles Her fingertip veil was ' held in place by a small sequined hat She carried a bouquet of white carnations and stephanotis with ivy and wore a pearl necklace with matching earringsMrs Richard Fritz of Monroeville was *he matron of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Bette-ann Gies ol Royal Oak. Mich . and Mrs. George Friend They wore blue floor length gowns fashioned with a dropped waisltlne and a fully gathered skirt. The bodice was shirred and featured a pleated drape ■ over the shoulders.I The junior bridesmaid was Ruth Ann Gies and little Susie Rekart was the flower girl They wore floor length coral tulle gowns with a fitted bodice and shirred bertha collar and short puff sleeves.All the attendants carried bouquets of yellow daisy pompons and pinnochio rosesThn brother of the groom Joseph Schafer, was the best man, and I the ushers were Mr Richard Fritz, brother-in-law of the bride. Monroeville; and Mr Robert Schafer, j ano’l.er brother of the groom, also from Monroeville.The bride s mother wore a slate 1 blue taffeta dress with navy and [ pink accessories and a corsage of ; pink carnations. The mother of the bridegroom wore a taupe crepe * gown with brown accessoi les and ' a corsage of white carnations. The ■ bride's grandmother wore a cor* sage of pink and white carnations.A wedding breakfast wa held at ^ the Norwalk Elks country club for the immediate families at 12;30, and the reception was at the K «»f . C Hall from 7 to 11 p.m., with mere than 300 guests present Mrs
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Norwalk Reflector Herald
Norwalk, Ohio, US
Tue, Sep 27, 1955
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