The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-12
Couple Married
 Monday Morning
Mary A. McGough of the WAVES Wed to S=Sgt Arthur
 B. Baker, Army Air Force
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WatertoWn, June 12.-A pretty wedding took place in St. Johns, R. c. church oMnday morning when Mary A. McGough, P. O. Sc, WAVES was united in marriage to S-Sgt Arthur B. Baker, Army Air Force The bride, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Martin McGough of 336 French street, is stationed in the Bronx N. Y. SSgt. Baker, the son of MT and Mrs Arthur Baker of West Main street, Waterbury, is stationed at Ft. Thomas, Ky.
 Spring flowers decorated the church for the g o'clock ceremony which was performed by the Rev. Myles P. Calvin, pastor. Music for the nuptial high Mass was played by Mrs Christopher Ryan, organist, who also rendered the traditional wedding marches. Mss Alice Sulli- van, soloiSt, sang an Ava Maria at the offertory.
 Presented in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white faille. designed on long torso lines and with long sleeves termin- ating in points over the wrists. The skirt of the gown was full. A schoul- der length veil folling from a wreath of orange blossoms and seed pearls, and an arm bouquet of white roses and gardenias completed her bridal ensemble. ?
 Miss Mary Baker, a sister of the bridegroom who served as maid of honor wore gown styled like that of the bride but in a Salmon-rose shade with accents of yellow flowers and she carried an arm bouquet of Talishnan roses.
 William Baker M.M.3c, U. S. N, was best man for his brother.
 Mrs. McGough, the brides mother, chose gown of buggan tan with which she wore light tan access sories and yellow rose corsage. A gown of printed silk with a corsage of red roses was worn by Mrs. aBker, the mother of the brides groom.
 After the ceremony several of the guests went to the home of the bride where a small reception was held. Among the guests were Mary Patten, Tenn; Paulin Nicam. Pa; Mabel Antewreith. H.; Betty Keefe, Mich.;! Jean McAllister, Mass. :; Lnucille Menching, Brooklyn, N. Y.; and Grace Wenel, L. |, all third class petty officers in the WAVES, stationed with the bride in the Bronx. N. Y.
 Later in the day S-Sgt. Baker and his bride left on an unan- nounced wedding trip.
 Prom Held Saturday
 Seniors of the Watertown high school and their guests gathered in the school gymnasium Saturday evening for the annual senior prom. Tanya Karasuk was general chair man for the prom arrangements and decorations which were carried out with a comics cartoon motif were in charge of George Wildman and Alma Bosas, assisted by mem bers of the prom committee.
 Patrons and patroneSses were Supt. Gordon C. Swift and Mrs. Swift. Principal William R. Cook and Mrs. Cook, MT. and Mrs. Adolph Koslosky and MT. and Mrs Stanley Barlow. Members of the fa- culty in attendance were: Mrs. Ed gar Moberg, Mrs. Homer Bronson, Miss Pauline Miller, Miss Barbara Barnes and Patrick Fontaine. Jr. Other guests were Mrs. Patrick Fontaine, Homer Bronson. Miss Ruth Bliss of school staff and Miss Isabel MacKerracher, former member of the faculty
 The student guest list included Betty Fitzgerald and Charles Bar ker, Laura Franzese and Howard Han. Virginia Kernoche and Robert Fuller, Marie Fusco and William McDcugall, Dolores Galullo and Johnny Del Crosse, Margaret Gre nier and Matthew Rose. Caroline Hoffman and Thomas Fitzgerald, Sl-c U. s. N. R.; Tanya Karasuk and John Reese, Ruth Copes and Karl Koslosky, Julie Lancaster and Gus Radke, Sl-c, U. s. N. R.; Pa-