The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
Weddings
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 The marriage if Miss Helen dar- ceau, daughter of Mrs. Malvina darceau, of South Main street, and Andrew Champagne, son of MT. arid Mrs. OrigeFle Champagne Of Wolcott, took place ShiS morning at o'clock at st. Ann's Church, Rev. Ernest LAHnontagne officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Neil darceau. Miss Sinone Cham pagre, sister of the groom, was maid of honor, and Miss Lena Champagne, also 6 sister, was bridesmaid. The best man was Gerard Cussol. Ovide 0arceau, brother of tine bride, was an usher.
 Tho bride wore bud pink trans- parent velvet made with sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice, full skirt ending in 6 train, puffed sleeves pointed ct the wrists, her long veil caught with c crown of seed pearls. She carried 6 prayer book slloweTed with orchids and sweet peas. The maid of honor wore c romance rose transparent velvet gown styled similar to the brides, with which sine wore c Juliet cap of matching material, and carried red roses and blue iris. The bridemaid,S gown was blue transparent velvet similar to that of the maid Of honor, and she also wore c Juliet cap of matching material, carrying pink roses and blue iris. The brides mother wore black crepe with q corsage of roses and sweet peas, and the groofnB mother wore green velvet with . similar corsage.
 A reception was held ct Paradise Inn for the immediate families and later for about one hundred guests. The couple left on an tinannounced wedding trip, the bride traveling in c green Hockanufl wool suit with matching accessories. Mir, and Mrs. Champagne will be ct home at 460 South Main street on their return.
 SCHALLER-FIELD
 A wedding of local interest was that yesterday of Miss Gloria Au- drew Field, daughter Of MT. ard Mrs. Ralph Byron Field of Worces. ter, Mass, to Harold Thomas schal- Ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank schaller of Watertown and Cleves land, Ohio, at 10 o'clock ct the James Marshal Memorial chapel ct the Wooster school in Danbury. Rev. Aaron O. Coburn, headrnaster Of the Wooster school, officiated.
 Miss Beverly Field, Of Worcester, Mass, 6 sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Charles r. Gibbs of Worcester, Mass, was best man.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore military blue dress7naker suit, made with a matching halo hat. Her acceg- Sories were of 6 matching shade and she carried an alligator purse. Miss Field wore 6 jacketed dress of cordon blue with a flower hat and veil. Her corsage was of pink roses. The brides mother wore 6 gold wool dress with brown ac- cexories and Q coraage of Taiis- man roses. The mother of the u11uSSIUOku WOIS DIOWn cISpe WItIl matching accessories and a cor- sage of yellow tea roses.
 The wedding breakfast wal served at the Curtis House in Wood bury for members of the imme. diate families. Mir. Scha1ler ana his bride left later on a wedding trip south. When they return they will live in Cleveland, Ohio. Int bride attended North high schoo in Worcester and Is past presiden of the Nancy Bigelow society, c. A R., and 6 member of the Col. Tim. othy Bigelow chapter, D. A. R. junior group. She also belongs ts Theta Alpha alumIlae and Bet sigma Phi. MT. Schalier attended Wooster school and Worcestel Polytechnic Institute. He ig member of Phi Gamma Delta anS Is c mechanical engineer with tn Heald Machine co. The brid' wore a brown and white plaid eos tune foE travel