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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
 Bridal Held

Wolcott. Nov. T-AGiss Marjorie Peterson, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Carl Peterson of Spindle Hill Road became the bride of Albert J. Vo0- hel. son of Mfr. and Mrs. H. A. vog- hel of Auburn Avenue. Waterbury on Saturday at 1 P. M. Carl A Peterson, justice of the peace, father of the bride. performed the cere- mony at a home wedding. MT. and Mrs. Arthur W. Peterson, brother and sister-in-law of the bride, were the attendants. The double rine service was used.
 The bride was attired in a blue suit with matching accessories, and wore Q bridal rose corsage.
 A turkey dinner was served to the immediate families.
 After Q wedding trip to New York MT. and Mrs. Vcghel will reside temporarily with the brides par ents.
 The bridegroom recently returned from service in the European thea ter of war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Agnes COakey WedS Veteran

Attired in ivory slipper satin, Miss Agnes Elizabeth Coakley, of How ard Street. daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. Frank Coakley, was mar red on Saturday morning at o'clock to Howard Edmund Hamel, son of MT. and Mrs. John J. Hamel, Circular Avenue. The ceremony was performed at the Sacred Heart Church by Rev. Henry Quinn, pas tor, before an altar banked with palms, white crysanthemums and pompons.
 The brides bouffant gown wss cut entrain, end her double-tierec veil of English Illusion was caught to a halo of orange blossoms. She carried 6 cascade Of white pom pons. lilies of the valley and baby,s- breath.
 Miss Florence Calo and Harold Edward Hamel, were the attending couple.
 Following their wedding trip, the couple will live at 4s Howard Street. The bride. who attended Sacred Heart High School, chose to travel in a dark green worsted English tweed suit, black accessories and 6 mink scarf.
 MT. Hamel attended Wilby High School and is a veteran of four years with the Q. s. Army, includ- ing two years in the European The ater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Helen Mig0L, NGCy VeteyNn Married Hege

aslss Flelen aslrAl q cheEry s,eeeA nnKNaa. pA. daughter Of ehe late Alr. and AEra. Michael Aklsal and So- senh AanranAro. son ok Azf, and MEa. AnNaln MarinAro of Hopkins Slreee were united tn marriage at 70 o'clock this morning ae Che Church og ouD rl.Ady ok xourdes in a eel- flnr of uAlms and cut fioweEA me RaS. Edward Farrell oIlacialed at the mnrraaRe ceremony and celebrated lhN nnnaial ARans. A musical pro- sraxn was presented during the Mass. Selections Included Ave MAriA", ~pAnls Ansellcos" and !" Love You Truly"
 olven ln marriage ny her brother. John MlRal, the bride was nftlred in a white tulle gown fashioned with Q hlrh neckllne with a yoke of sheer lll0elon. trimmed with seed pearls, nlshnn sleeves, fitted bodice and Q fun skirt terminating In Q long train. Her fun length vell of illusion fen from e crown oe seed pearls and she carried 6 cascade bouquet of white roses centered with orchids with streamers of haby's breath.
 ssiss Madeleine 6arina<O. sister of the bridegroom said maid of hon~ or. was nttlred In an aqua blue taf- feta princess gown styled with Q sweetheart neckline. three-quarter length sleeves, and full skirt. Her costume was complemented with Q matching bonnet of net and she carried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
 Miss Carmeilla Maranaro, another sister of the bridegroom, was brides maid. She was costumed in e ninon orchid gown with . sweetheart neckllne, fitted borice, drop-shoul- der effect and c gathered skirt with peplum. she wore Q matching head- dress of plumes and carried an arm bouquet of orchid pompons. Joseph Skehan was best man and George pirro ushered.
 More than 200 attended c recep- ton ct Sahol's Restaurant. Out-0f- town guests were from Duryea, Ra., old Forge, Pa- Hornell, N. Y, Tren- ton, N. J., Naugatuck and Maryland. The brides sister received in Q brown dress with matching access sorles and Q corsage of roses. She was assisted by the bridegrooms mother who wore c wine dress with black accessories. They both wore corsages of red roses.
 When the couple left on Q wed- ding trip to an unannounced destan- ation, Mrs. Marinaro wore a grey suit with . Chinese Mink coat, black accessories and Q eorsage of orchids. She is Q graduate of Duryea High School, Mfr. Marinaro, is Q veteran of the Navy having served in Att lantic and Pacific Theaters of war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Dailey-JOhnStOn NXptialS Held ct St. MichaeIS

Before an altar banked with chrysanthemums and mixed flowers at sk AEichaei's church ct 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Miss Mildred Ellen Johnston, daughter oi MT. and Mrs. Edward Johnson, of shefaeld Terrace, Waterville, be- came the bride of Pvt. Raymond Francis Daley, son of the late Mir and Mrs. William Daley of Sey- mour. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. James Mccormack. Mrs Winifred Delaney, sol0ist, offered musical program.
 The bride was escorted to the altar by her father in a gown fash- toned of embroidered taffeta and French marQuisette. The fitted bodice and leg O mutton sleeves being designed of taffeta while the gathered skirt and long train were of marquisette. Her long veil was caught to a crown of orange blossoms, and she carried Q prayer book marked with an orchid.
 In the bridal party were Mrs. George Daley, sister-in-law of the hrldeRroom, Mrs. James Delaney, cousin of the bride, and Miss Rita Conway, as bridesmaids, and Gil- man Johnston, brother of the bride as best man. usheFs included George Johnston, brother of the bride, Frank Mercier. Jr., cousin oi the bride, David Blacker and Elmel Cherette.
 Mrs oeorge Daley was gcwned h yellow nylon. Her dress featured [ ] fitted neckline and bodice. brace let length sleeves, and full skirt Her headpiece was designed oi horsehair and f-the- valley attached to a yellow veil, and she carried an orchid surrounded with chrysanthemums and yellow pom- pons.
 The bridesmaids wore gowns of blue embroidered taffeta, with scalloped sweetheart necklines, bracelet length sleeves, fitted bod ices, and full skirts. They wore sil- yer seQuin coronets and blue wells, and carried yellow chrysanthemums and blue pompons.
 A reception was held at the Log Cabin Inn, decorated with yellow, blue and white streamers. More than 400 guests were present from Pennsylvania, Vermont, Indiana. New York, New Hampshire, Mary land, Washington, D. C., Long Is- land, Rockville, West Haven, and New Haven.
 The brides mother received in 8 coral lowered dress, with black ac- cessories and corsage of roses.
 For travelling the bride selected a grey suit, balck coat. black acces- sories and 8 orchid corsage.
 Mfr. Daley is a graduate of Sey- mour High School and served with the Air Forces for two and a half years in the India Burma area. The bride is a graduate of St. Thomas School and attended Wa terbury Catholic High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Miss Hazel Mary Stkgdes, West Cheshire Man Wed

Ml@ Hasel Mary ensaen. dAnsh. Ger ot AEr. and AfEa Raymond 2. Sugaen sr. of eguahmayd Read, became the bride og william JosepA cEocheelesN. son og AEr. and AEs, Treftlee csooheeieFo og AGixwel Road, West Cheshire aa Q o'clock yesterday morning al sa Reler and Paul Church, The Rev. Azlehasl Keaalng ofticlaaed atthe marriage ceremony and celebrated Che nnpelAl high Mass. A music program waa presented with winlam o,Brien, sololst and Mrs. Mildred Hnnolla, or. Eanise., Selections included fave Maria, s'pAnis AnReiicuss and Mother At Thy Feet IS Rneellng.
 Presented in marriage hy her father, the bride was attlred In . white satin tgown fashioned with a sweetheart neckllne, edged with seed pearls fitted bodice. and a full skirt terminating In a long train. Her fingertip veil os sheer Illusion fen from Juliet cap of seed pearls and she carried a prayer book marked with orchids. and ssreamer of baAy's breath.
 Mrs. oeorge Burke, cousin of Che bridegroom, was matron of honor. She wore Q pink gown fashioned with high neckline, cap sleeves and a fun skirt. Her costume was com- iemented with matching matts and Q gold tiara with c shoulder length pink veil and she carried an c m bouquet Of red roses and white pozn- pons.
 Mrs. Richard ,. sugden, sister-in. law of the bride, and Miss Julie Ann Crocltiere, sister of the bridegroom were bridesmaids. They were costumed in blue gowns styled with sweetheart neckline, fitted bodices of taffeta and fun skirts of net, with silver tiaras and carried arm bouquets of pink roses an q white pompons.
 Lawrence Murphy was best man and Richard J. Sugden, brother of the bride and Lawrence King cousin of the bridegroom were ushers.
 Out of town guests from New Bedford, Norwalk, New Britain, Canada, New York City, and Al- bany. N. F., attended . reception at Christ Chapel. Mrs, Sugden re- ceived in a black dress with fachsia and black accessories and Q cor- sage of gardenias. She was as- sisted by the bridegroom's mother who wore an aqua dress with black accessories and Q eorsage of white pompons.
 When the couple left on a wed. ding trip to Miami Beach, Florida, Mrs. Crochetiere wore Q grey gab- ardine suit with black accessories and a corsage of orchids. Upon their return they win reside at Akswxyaf1n RnnA yUonk rShnelafrn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Miss DAJOrsgeS, Pacific Veteran
 Wed Yesterday

Miss Anhoinette D'Alonges, daugh- ter of Mrs. John D'Alonges of West Porter Street, end the late Jolan D'Alonges selected e gown of an- tique ivory for her marriage yester- day morning to Joseph c. Della Camera, son of MT. and Mrs. Bar- tolomeo, Della Camera, of White Road. The Rev. Thomas Dignam per- formed the 10 o'clock ceremony at st. Patr1ck's church before an altar banked with assorted white flowers and palms. Mrs. Thomas Healey, or- gaast, and Mrs. Marie Barnes Mur- paay, offered a program of tradi- tional nuptial music.
 The brides gown was designed with a sweetheart neckline, edged with beads in @ floral motif. fitted bodice trimmed with beaded floral sprays, long sleeves ending in point and full skirt cut en train, Her ivory chapel length veil c4 illusion was caught to e crown ot orange blossoms and she carried prayer book marked with c white orchid and etephunaitis.
 Miss Angie DAlonges, sister of tl1s bride, serving as maid of honor wore c pink beauty noire gown fashioned with round neckaine, short puff sleeves, and full skirt with c buStle back. Three varied-colorec pluEns trimmed her small hat in c corresponding shade, and long mftts completed her ensemble. She car- ried 6 cascade bouquet of viQlets and sweetheart roses.
 The brides mother wore Q black dress with royal blue seqlIins. black accessories, and e camellia cor- sage. The bridegroom's mother was attired in a black ensemble with camellia corsage.
 A reception was held at DiNapoli's restaurant for the immediate faan- flies.
 For travelling the bride selected a black dress, black accessories, Leopard coat, and orchid corsage.
 The bridegroom attended Leay- enworta High School and New York University, and is veteran Of the Pacific theater.
 The couple will reside at S3 Fran- cis Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Mary Attend Reception
 I Brooklyn

m s setting of palms s'IN anthemina, Mim Phyllis H losI, daughter os hEE. ant A1 seph Pelosi of Beech ft married to Anthony AIbNs. son Of AfF. and Mira JoiIn Avon Street. The wedding held yesterday at o'EiUA kAicy's church with tlie M1F Dcogiio officiating at tlae HAN ceremony. 4 program ok IT4f fitptial masic wns presented MTs. JerFy Maecoli, ofKaNlHI Mlsp Phyllis olannosll, aoIoiNs eFing Ave Maria" and "PAniS I Reilctis".
 Presented In marriage by haf father, the bride was eillre4 iN white satin gown styled with off-tils -sssotii6sE neekilae. sleeves that tapere6 to 6 point the wrist and . full skirt tEz ation in a long train. NeE t= length veii Of illusion 1s1i EEN&H Dutch hat trimmed with seed D44 and she carried e spray cf 9f3l and white pompolns.
 Miss Mary ouirici was mad # honor. She wore c garnet bF11N cd satin gown fashioned with Az off zhe-sh0uider Keckllne, 2lIl&z bodice and a ftml skirt with b0.'Iz Her costume was eonnplezlssl with . gold brUcaded satin ul1I1 esp and she carried a spray Of Ndl6 and bronze pufnpolns.
 The Misses 1adarola, cousin # the bride and Yolanda pee1o eiss o fthe bridegroom were bzI44z maids. They were c0stuzme0 n 8 brocaded satin gowns fnszzzgIs with . round fieckline, pl.fzss sleeves, and c full skirt witN btstie. They wore matching u1D4 caps and carried sprays cf saEnN pompons.
 Frank Petto was his hrntne best man. Pat Pelosl, brother es lzlz bride, and Carmen 1adax6la, eoslAlN of the bride were tislners.
 More than 30o guests attended { reception at Difsapoli's RestauEas1& Mrs. pelosi received fn an A4tl7 dress with black Accessories and was assisted by the bkideBrou11'' mother who wore c black dress win matching accessories. Cut-of4toN guests were from New York Sptl4 field, Mass, and Af1soKia.
 The couple left on wedding tf to New York, Washington, D. c. Atl Miami Beach, Fla, Mrs. Fstfo W1 6 beige jersey dress with Q BoaS fur coat, brown acceseoKies and corsaee of orchids. She is 6 sIa4' tate of Wilby High school. Mx Petto is c veteran Of the Euro Theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
|St. LMUS
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The Rev. Wsllx eooglio Oflelated At Nhe marriage Of Miss Marie Flllppeiil, daughter of Mf. and Mrs Philip Elllppelll of Transit Street and Louis Tomaglello, son of MT. and Mira Joseph TomAslello Of Transit Street 1ne wedding was held yesterday morning ct iV o'clock at 60. fAicy6 Church ia c setting Of chfysanlhemume and palms and a special program Of nuptiai music was presented during the Mass,
 The bride, given lli marriage by her father, was attirod in c white brocaded satin gown styled with a fitted bodice, square iieckline, and full sklrt terminating iti c oifcii- lar train with c ecailoped hofnllne. Her fun length veil Of illusion wae caught to q headpleoe of ostrich piunes and she carried . nun marked with orchids, oameilas and sweet peas.
 Miss Annette TOmasisiio, maid of honor, was attired if1 c chafnpagne velvet gown fashioned with c fitted bodice, three-Quarter length sleeves and c full skirt with an apron front. Her costume was compie- fnented with Q velvet band trimmed with pink ostrich feathers and she carried c muff marked with pink canlelias and sweetpeas.
 The Misses Jean Coloci, Marie Trentanina and Agnes T1so were bridesmaids. They wore emerald green velvet gowns fashioned simi- lar to the maid of honor's, with vel. vet bands trimmed with grey os- trich feathers and carried muffs marked with gold ci1rysanthemums.
 Diego TomasieliC was best man. Philip Filippelli, Joseph vacarelii and Robert Marco were ushern.
 More than 500 attended c recep- ton ct the quaker Inn. OsSt-of- town guests were from New Jersey, New York, Hartford, New Haven and Bristol. Mrs. Filippell rec ceived in a black ensemble with q potldre blue hat, matching access sories and was assisted by the bridegrooim's mother who wore q black dress with matching access sories. They both wore corsages of red roses.
 The couple left on c wedding trip to Canada. Mrs. Tomasiello wore . black suit with black accessories and e Russian mink coat with c corsage of orchids. She is c gradu- ate of Waterbury Catholic High School. Mir. Tomasiello, e gradu- ate of Leavenworth High School, is Q veteran 6f the Army. Upon their return they win reside ct 7e Locust Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
George Rowbottom, Scranton Girl To MorN

Announcement has been made ot the engagement of Miss MarRaret Ann Williams, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gerard R. Williams, Scranton Pa. and Madison, to George Row. bottom, 2d.. son of Mfr. and Mrs. Ar cher Rowbottom. Columbia Blvd. and Madison.
 Miss Williams attended Miss Port. CTS School, Pennington, and wa graduated in i045 from Bennett Jun- for College. Millbrook, N. Y. She is provisional member O the Junior League of Scranton.
 MT. Rowbottom. a graduate of The Pawling School. Pawling, N. F., was attending Trinity College, Hartford when he enlisted in the U. s. Naval Air Forces. He served four years. inc cluding 90 months in the South Pac. fife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Ruth NeWbert, NaVy Veteran Exch0mge VOSCS

Mss Ruth Marie Neahork dAneh- ter Of Mrs. Florence Helrosky and stcp-oAuehter og Julius petrosky of ChlnmAn Street. wns married to Edward Thomas Keller of Hlckory SEeet eon ot Che late Alr. and Mrs. William Keller. at 70 o'clock yes- eeroay morning at SE Joseph's Church. The Rev. Joseph Valanala- Jus olnclateo at the mArrlaeN cere- mony and celebrated the nuptial Mass. Palms and white chrysan-
 hemams banked Che altar and a musical program was presented with NlrS Stephanla Sonranas. soloise rendering Ave Maria and The Lords prayer,' with the WomenN Choir oe tho Church.
 Presented in marriage hy her step-fathef, the bride was cosmmed m Q white slipper satin gown. styled with an olf-the-shoaldcr necki.ne fitted bodice with a yoke cf sheer illusion and fun skirt eermlnatinR m Q long train. Her fun length vel of Illusion fell from e crown ot pearllned orange blossoms and Sne carried Q cascade bouuuet of white roses, gardenias and stepha. notis.
 Miss Marion Neuberk sister of she bride. maid of honor, was at ured In Q pink hrocaded gown ssyleo with Q sweetheart neckllne, ntted bodice. and a fun skirt, Her costume was complemented with matching gauntlets and e tiara and she carried an arm bouquet of vel. low chrySanthemums.
 Miss Marion Rayauskas. as ptaoesmaid wore Q yellow brocaded gown styled with Q sweetheart neck line. fitted bodice and d fun slirt with bodice, matching gauntlets and e tiara. She carried an arm 'oonqoet of pink chTysanthemums.
 William Keller was his brothers pest man and Charles 0ilSls usher. ed
 A reception was held ct Sulli. vans Inn, Cotton Hollow, Naupa. tuck. Mrs. Neubert received in a black dress trimmed with gold and pearls and black and gold acces- sories and corsage of orchids. She vas assisted by Mrs. William Nee nan. the hridegroom's aunt who wore . black dress trimmed with colored seQuins. black accessories and corsage of orchids.
 MT. and Mrs. Keller left on a wedding trip to New York and co- Iomous. Ohio. Mrs Keller wore a grey ensemble trimmed with red accessories. grey topper and e cor- sage of gardenias. Mir. Keller is A veteran of the Q. g. Navy. Upon their return they win reside at 60 Chipman Street.