WEDDING BELLS

OLIN, LAMANSKY

Posted By: Judy Kelley, volunteer (email)
Date: 6/5/2010 at 14:20:18

Source: LCHS scrapbook; newspaper clipping with handwritten date of April 15, 1906.

The wedding of Miss Hazel Olin daughter of Mrs. A.J. Olin, and Mr. Frank Lamansky occurred at the hotel parlors Sunday, Easter, at high noon, Rev. W.A. Longnecke assisted by Rev. W.L. Childrers, officiating. The beautiful bride was handsomely attired in white silk mull, and the groom in the conventional black. The bridal couple were attended by two little flower girls, Gertrude and Olive Westbrook, bearing sheafs of white lilies. After the ceremony the guests were seated to a splended repast in the dining room. About 100 invited guests were present and did ample justice to the good things prepared by that prince of chefs, F. A. Garrison. Many beautiful and useful presents were left for the bride and groom, and they will have a fair lift toward housekeeping when they get ready to set up for themselves. After the dinner a photograph was made of the bride and groom and the flower girls. Frank and Hazel have a host of friends in Letts, and the Record joins with them in wishing this young couple a most joyous and happy marrital journey through life.