Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05
WEDDINGS
FAKES STUART

/ An outstanding social event of
the lsthmus this week end was the
marriage of Miss Mary Gencievc
taKes, daughter OF Nh and Mrs.
John S. Eakes of Clinton. North
Carolina ANA 1T. Wendell y. Stuart
OF FcntOn. Delaware.
lhe marriage took place Satur-
day evening. June $ at 7:30 o'clock
at a beautiful double ring candle
light ceremony in the Fort Clay
ton Chapel. Chaplin w r. Wright
oifiCiated in the presence OF a gath
/ ering OF local friends.
PUtted palms were used as gen
eral decorations in the Chanel with
large baskets of pink and white
carnations AT either side of the
alter gate Regal lilies were used
ON the alter.
AS the guests assembled. the or
SdnlSt Pic. Freeman Van Winkler.
rendered GounOd's AVE Maria".
Organ selections also included
Inc Bridal Chorus from L0hcu-
grin and MendclssOhn's 'Wcdding
March. Mrs. Ernest :. Barker
sang Because" by Guy de lartlot.
before the ceremony ana Joseph
Barnby's beautiful Episcopal we'd
ding hymn, 20 Perfect Love" at the
+ close
The bride entered on the arm
of Gerald ID. Bliss Jr.. Wurshipful
Master OF the Canal Zone Masonic
| N .Ih Of
She wore stunning summer gown
OF white net fashioned with lace
bodice and 'scalluped peplum. Her
full skirt fell into a medium train
! over which she wore a veil of ullc
/ that fell from dainty cap of lilies
of the Valley and Orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of
white roses.
Mr.. Muriel Martini dauchtcr Of
Colonel and Mrs. Chas. BakeS of
Quarry Heights. was matron of
honor and only bridal attendant
Her froCk was of pale pink net and
lace with matching headdroSS. She
carried a b0uquet of pink roses
1t. Joseph r. Marshall of Quarry
Heights was best man for 1t.
Stuart 1t. S j. IIcrzik and Chicf
Warront OFFICER Heights acted as
uShcrS.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was held at the Atlas
Club in Panama City for the bridal
party and friends. The Table was
hcautifully decorated for the ucca-
sion and held Il thrcc-ticrrcd we'd
ding cake embossed in white and
silver.
Mrs. Stuart was born in Green
willie. North Carolina. where She re-
cclVcd her education. She craduat
cd from East Carolna Teachers
College with a Bachelor of Science
degree. For the past five years she
has been affiliated with the Home
Demonstration Agency Of the
North Carolina State Extension
S"rvIc" in cooperation with the
United States Government She
came To the Canal Zone June ) 10
Join 1t. Stuart for their marriage.
1t. Stuart was graduated from
Goldcy College in Wilmington.
Delaware with the class of 1922.
having majorcd in Business Ad-
mlnStration. II" entered the Armed
Forces in 1910 and came To the Ca
nal /"n" in October of 1911 for duty
with the .6th Antj-AIcrau Ar
tillery Brigade at Fort CLAYTON
II" is now attached to the office OF
the Adjutant General for the Pana-
ma Canal Department in Quarry
Heights.
The ncwlywedo vacationcd in
Guatemala City and are al home
in quarters 30. 35-C, Quarry
Heights.
PEARSON DONOVAN
y very quiet but beautiful wed
ding took place Sunday at four
O'Clock. June 80. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy r Ball. Wvom-
ing, when Mrs Bertha II. Pearson.
of Milford. became the bride of
Grover G. Donovan of East Sec
ond street. Milford. with Rev. Will
liam IIackett' Officiating.
The bride wore a pale blue dress
with black accessories. Her cor
sage WAS of red rose buds and
haby's breath. Mrs. RiX Carey.
daughter OF the bride. was brides
maid and wore a melon colorcd
dress with black accessories. Her
corSago WAS of pale cOlorod sweet
peas. Mr. RiX Carey was best man
After the wedding a splendid
dinner was served for all those
present, who were: Mr.. and Mrs
William II. WiX and son Ronnio.
, Charles Pearson. Orville Pearson
OF Milford, Miss Dorothy Ward of
FELTON,. Mrs. Burt Hall. Miss Janet
Lee Hall and Mrs. William Hack
EFT of Wyoming.
"- After wedding trip to Niagara
Falls and the Sky Line Drive. Nj.
and Mrs. Grover V. Donovan will
be at home at East Second street.
Milford.
R( SSELL BREDEMtIR
Miss Virginia Russell. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. RcnncU Rus
sell. became the bride of Mr.. no
Ian Charles Bredemeir, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Bredemeir of New
ark, last Saturday afternoon at
2:%o O'Clock at the home of the
brides parents. The Rev. Law
renee f. Wimbrow. pastor of the
Bridgcville Methodist Church. per
formed the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and was gownpd i'm
white satin with an over skirt OF
net, and a finger tip veil. She car
ripd "A brides hOt1uunt of u,bit,