The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-02
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 NuptiGls Today

4Ab AtAllC V C4GCA 1AAtso AkAOA AAAA4fS ANA4cO Cecile Mary King, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edmund King of Green wood Street, Watertown exchanged her nuptial vows with Gilbert Jc- Seph Langlais, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Langlais of French Street, Watertown.
 Assorted gladiolf were attractively arranged on the altar of lSt. Johns Church for the nine o'clock cere- rnony. The bridal party included Mary St. A1naI1d of Lawrence, Mas sachusetts as maid of honor, with Irma Michaud and Cecile Picard of Watertown and Claire Picard of this city, as bridesmaid. Clifford King, a brother of the bride, attended as best man, with Louis Valencourt of Watertown, Albert King, a brother of the bride, of Watertown, and AL bert Picard of this city, as usherS.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore white needle point chiffon, the bodice self buttoned in the back to the waist, the sleeves long and the skirt, bouffant. A tiara of net fastened her fingertip veil of tulle. She carried white roses with sweet peas.
 The frock of the maid of honor was of orchid needlepoint chiffon, styled similarly to that of the bride. She wore picture hat of orchid, and carried yellow gladioli. Each of the bridesmaids was dressed in yell low chiffon in corresponding style, with matching tiaras and shoulder veils. Their bouquets consisted of orchid gladioli.
 The mother of the bride wore royal blue lace with matching access sories. The groom's mother wore orchid crepe with similar access SorieS.
 Guests from Lawrence, Mass, and Portland, Maine, Watertown and this city attended the reception at Guertin's When leaving for a trip to Niagara Falls, the bride travelled in blue crepe with matching acces- sories.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs. Langlais will reside in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Joseph D'Angelo and Miss Dahlia Salvatore entertained re- rently at shower at the Grand Restaurant in home of their sister, Miss Amalia Salvatore.
 Beautiful decorations festooned the table. A chicken dinner was served. The guests included:
 Mrs. Joseph Simmone, Miss Esth- CT Franklin, Miss Mildred Rosa, Mrs. Lena Coviello, Mrs. R. Vec- chic, Miss Adeline Sciaretta, Miss Ernestine Sciaretta, Mrs. P Sciaret- ta, Mrs. Angelo D'Angelo, Miss Phil Giampalo, Mrs. Rosaria Giamaolo, Mrs. Charles D'Angelo, Miss Rae Guida, Miss Phyllis Colasanto, Miss Gilda Colasanto, Miss Ermida AL legrini, Miss Evelyn Molzon, Mrs. Ralph Giampaolo, Miss Laura Spar ano, Miss Ruth Sparano, Miss Livia D'Aversa, Belrna Rosa, Mrs. Enrico ID Angelo, Miss Rose Santora, Mrs. John DiLeo, Mrs. Augie Giampaolo, Mrs. Charles Schiavone, Mrs. Char les D'Angelo, Miss Anna Accarino, Mrs. Olga Oliver, Mrs. Cesare Piola, Mrs. Natale Salvatore, Miss Helen Salvatore, Miss Dahlia Salvotore, Mrs. Joseph D'Angelo, Mrs. M. Vincitorio, Mrs. Di Legge.
 Guests from Torrington included; Mrs. Concetta DiLullo, Miss Enis DiLullo, Mrs. Anthony D'Angelo, Mrs. Charles Giampaolo, Mrs. Julia Giampaolo, Mrs. Rachel D'Angelo, Mrs. Albert Thourlough, Mrs. Felice D'Angelo, Miss Lucy D'Angelo, Miss Mary DAngelo, Mrs. Pierirla Sa- viano, Miss Anthony Salvatore.
 Guests from Naugatuck included: Miss Josephine DiLaurenzo, Mrs. Frank DiIaurenzio and Mrs. Pauline D,Angelo from Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Maurice Altman and daugh- ter, Mary Louise of Frost road have | haa,, ot Clinton Reach for two