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SUNDAY, SEPT. 16, 1951

Joan Catherine Marshall Is Bride of E. Ray Baker

HE Rev. Fr. Ambrose Sullivan read double-ring vows yesterday uniting Miss Joan Catherine Marshall and E. Ray Baker in Holy. Cross Catholic Church: The bride is the niece of Charles E. Lynch, 239 N.

Randolph St., and Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Baker, Elwood, are parents of the bridegroom. [J o ” THE BRIDE chose a French lace and nylon net gown styled with a square neckline edged with pleated net. The nylon net skirt fell into a formal train and a lace and seed. pBarl cloche-caught her fingertip illusion veil.

maid” of honor, and Miss Evelyn Aube, Chicago, and Miss Patsy Hanlon, v John Stranger was best man and ushers included Howard Whitecotton, Tipton, and James Gotschall.

n ” n THE BREAKFAST and reception’ were held in the Warren Hotel after which the couple left for Chicago. They will live at 2319 N. New Jersey St.

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Carnelian Club will shold it President and Guest Day party at noon tomorrow in the Méarott Hotel. Mrs. John C. Loucks and Mrs. M. E. Elston will be in charge af arrangements.

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She carried a cascade bouquet of amazonica lilies, stepnanotis and palisade ivy leaves. Attendants in lace and taffeta were Miss Helen Wilson,

The bride attended Indiana University and the bridegroom, a graduate of tHe same school, is a student at Indiana University Law School.

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VV HITE, green, American beauty and rose will form the color scheme at the wedding this afternoon of Miss Eileen Weddle and Donald E. Morrison in the Brook-

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