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Louisa Feller
Marriedto
Navy Man
Miss Louise . Feller became
George L..Schlegel'i bride at an
O o'clock, ceremony ! Saturday
night at the First Congregational
Church. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Feller of
Turner . and the groom's parents
are the Homer Schlegela of Al
bany. ' :';: "'- , i,U V ji
Tix. Victor ' Hugo Swwd per
formed the nuptials before a
setting of ; varigated lavender
gladioluses and chrysanthemums
flanked by white tapers. . Peter
Van Horn was the soloist - and
Jean Hobson Rich the organist
Of white slipper satin; was the
bridal gown designed with a
lace bodice adorned with seed
pearls and Peter Pan collar. The
full skirt, which terminated in a
train, was enhanced with lace
panels down the front. Her veil
was fingertip length and she
carried two. large lavender or
chids combined with net in a cas
cade effect. -. " i- , . r
Mrs. Finn Svendsen was the
bride's only-attendant. She wore
a frosted lavender organdy gown
over taffeta and carried a bou
quet of rubrum lilies.
Mr. Erb is Best Man !
Darrell TL Erb stood with the
groom as best man and seating
the guests were G D. Spencer Jr.,
James Vance and Richard I
Feller. .
Mrs. Feller chose a navy blue
silk dress with white trim and
white accessories. Her flowers
were pink baby orchids. Mrs.
Schlegel wore a steel grey gown
with black accessories lor her
St. Jpjsephfs Setting for Nuptials
? St 1 Joseph's Catholic - Church
was the setting for the 10 o'clock
nuptial mass Saturday morning
uniting in marriage Miss Jean
Ringwald, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Ringwald,-and Richard
D. Welsh, son of William IL
Welsh. " .-. . : ...... :' . .. .
f Father Joseph Vanderbeck of
ficiated at the . rites before a
background of white gladioluses
and white candles. Soloists were
Gerald Neitling "and Lorraine.
Nelke. Mrs. Raymond Barton was
the organist
I Of Chantilly lace was the brid
al gown, fashioned with long
sleeves, a Queen Ann collar and
a full skirt with a chapel train.
Enhancing the skirt in front was
a panel of tiers of pleated tulle.
Her veil was fingertip length and
she carried a bouquet of stepha
notis centered with a white or
chid.'' I Miss Sara Welsh! sister of the
groom, was the honor maid. She
son's marriage and her corsage
was of, white baby orchids.
A reception followed in the
church parlors-. Mrs. Arthur Kri
ever and Miss Lilly Feller pour
ed. Mrs. Clifford Mayer cut the
cake assisted by . Mrs. C. D.
Spencer Jr. Assisting were Miss
Jayanne Remington, Miss Ella
Patterson, Miss Deloris Swin
ford, Mrs. Robert Feller, Mrs.
Darrell Lawrence and Miss
Margie Cordy.
After a honeymoon along the
Oregon coast the newlyweds will
leave for San Francisco to make
their home, where Mr. Schlegel
is stationed with the navy at
Hunters Point For traveling the
bride changed to a navy blue
linen suit with white accessories.
wore a ballerina frock of yellow
net over faille . taffeta with a
matching bolero. Bridesmaids
were Miss Dorothy KesseL Miss
Georgeann , Barghart and - Mrs.
William Welsh, who wore zurcon
blue net ballerina frocks over
taffeta.' The attendants all car
ried bouquets of yellow carnations;-'
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Attend the Groom "
James Moisan , stood with the
groom as best man. Seating the
guest were Bernard Nanneman,
William Welsh, William Hasle
bacher, Kenneth Munson, Neil
Se lander and Charles Taafe.
Mrs.' . Ringwald chose a rose
lace . gown with . navy and rose
accessories for- her 'daughter's
wedding. Her flowers were pink
rosebuds. ' ' :
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception at the Salem
Woman's Club. Pouring wereMrs.
Richard Ringwald and Mrs. John
Suing. Cutting the cake were Mrs.
C. H. Ringwald, aunt of the
bride, and Miss Marjorie Davey.
Assisting were Miss Rita O'Brien,
Miss Georgia Burns. Miss Ann
Hilger, Mrs. Kenneth Munson,
Miss Donna Marie Barry and Miss
Marlene Raschko.
For her going away outfit the
new Mrs. Welsh wore a nayv blue
silk suit with navy and white
accessories.. After a wedding trip
to Southern Oregon and Califor
nia the couple will be at home in
Salem at 1737 Market St
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