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NcClmitMiivfr Wedding at RilfigliFlm Methodist Charth•qua necklace which wan a gift of the bride.The bridesmaids were her sister, The First Methodist church of Miss Betty McClerren of Nashville, Raleigh, was the scene of the love- and her two nieces, Misses Vir-ly late summer wedding of Mlaa glnia and Peggy McClerren of Jol-Leone McClerren, daughter of Mrs. let. Their gowns, hats. And mittsNola 1. McClerren and the late were fashioned identical to theLeeman McClerren, and Elmer J. matron of honor s with the excep-Maurer, son of Mr. and Mrs. El- tion of colors which were differentmer Maurer of Marion. The im- shades of blue. They carried bou-pressive candlelight, double ring quets of yellow mums. The match-ceremony was performed at three ing necklaces which they woreo’clock Aug. 16, by Rev. Jack were gifts from the bride.Adams of Staten Island, New Jer*; «j*he bridegroom chose as his best' ***• man John Dingrando of MarionThe couple exchanged marriage His groomsmen were Roger Small vows before an altar banked with'of Nashville, Bill Hayse of West!white gladioli and palms accented'Frankfort, and J lt;Hampton of by lighted candelabra. Marion. Ushers were David WMiss Dar- w's’ Harr*shurg. brother-in-lawInfoE** Mahonpliiy-d • ^ J anrt J*m L:l*h“hley of wedding music and accom- °* Harionpanied Maurice Russell, music in- The bride’s mother was attired structor at the Marion Community in a black summer crepe with high school, as he sang ’’Yours is matching straw hat and white My Heart Alone and I Love gloves. She wore a red rosebud Thee Dear. During the cere- corsage.The: Tbp bridegroom’s mother chose * ^hi,e the coup,e ■ sky blue shadow crepe with« white accessories. She also wore aThe bride was lovely as she was ^ rosebud corsage,escorted to the altar on the arm . ...of her brother, Carl S. McClerren A reception was held in the of Joliet, who gave her in marri- church basement immediately afterKlt;chclarTlt;AlShe was attired in a floor white slipper satin gownthe ceremony. A three tiered white wedding cake and punch wereage.length - .------- ,with an over skirt of white nylon i the bridesmaids to all1lace which had a scalloped ham- the wedding guests line. The fitted bodice of satin and) The bride received her Bache-lace was accented by a v-shaped tor of letiact fet EducationWofTlt;Dlt;BithP*MS#iscalloped neckline edged wRh a tiny ruffle of lace. The gown wetfashioned with tiny satin-coveredbuttons to the waist back and the traditional pointed lace sleevedit S. I doing gra fefty oftfaduat1SSeeAMat Carbondate, and iste work at die Univer Inoia. She is now emsiBbployed at the Marion Community high sfattened at the wrist with match- economicsigh school as instructor of homeinn satin buttons. Her fingertip veil made of French ailk net edged wRh scalloped nylonThe bridegroom graduated from the Marioti nigh school and served was one year in the United Statesbi]sfastened to a tiara cf seed PeaM Navy3Tfe la new employed by theAtlantic and Pacific Tea companyorange blossoms. She carried •bridal bouquet of white gardeniasd heaMrried •as a meat cutter in Herrin.n'fonly jewelry waswith lover knot •troomor*. Her, Mi„ , ont week honeymoonlaro a aitf nit ha hHHaSSJIl. lhe COUple Will reside at 510 4 N.lace, a gift of the bridegroom. 1^ street |n HerrinShe chose for her matron1iihonor, her twin sister, Mrs W. Lewis of Ha%ofiderlace gown was fashioned similar to the bride's. Her aqua lace hat and mitts Were identical in color to her gown. She carried a bouquet of bronze mums and wore an
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Harrisburg Daily Register
Harrisburg, Illinois, US
Thu, Aug 27, 1953
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