The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
.Ann Spart0ne Anthony FilHe
 Exchamge VOW,S

Miss Ann M. Spartone, daughter of Mrs. Colombia Spartone, Walnut Street, and the late Carmine Spar tone, became the bride today ot Anthony N. Fillie, son of MT. and Mrs. Louise F'illie, Congress Avenue. The double ring ceremony took place at 10:30 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in setting of palms and cut flowers. Rev. Edward Farrell officiated at the nuptial high Mass.
 The bride was escorted to the altar by her uncle, Anthony Chris tiano, and was attired in heavy ivory slipped-satin gown styled with round neckline, adorned with pearls on a net yoke, leg of mutton sleeves tapering to point over the wrist. corded satin bodice and full skirt terminating in a long train. Her three-tiered imported Italian fingertip veil styled in scallop fashion was fastened to high beaded crown, consisting of seed pearls and rhinestones. She car ried a floral spray of white roses, and stephanotis centered with a lavender orchid and a heavy show CT of streamerS adorned with split white carnations.
 Mrs. Leonard Loretta, sister of the bride served as matron Of honor and was attired in tWo-tone vel vet and ninon gown styled with V-neckline, cape sleeves, wine color transparent velvet bodice with full skirt of pink ninon and wine vel vet bows. A matching pink tiara with scalloped edged yelling and long pink mitts completed her at tire. She carried a floral spray of yellow roses with contrastln~ ninon bow.
 Miss Angeline Bruno, cousin ot the bridegroom, Miss Marie Negaro and Mrs. Pauline Scozzafava Ser"ed as bridesmaids. They wore lce- blue gowns styled with sweetheart nicklines and three quarter length sleeves both edged with net ruftllng, fitted taffeta bodice with full net skirts with taffeta panel inserts Matching tiaraS with scailoped edged veils completed their attires and they carried floral sprays o1 American Beauty Roses With 1uS- chia ninon bows.
 Leonard Lorretto, brother-in-laW of the bride served as best man and Anthony Torreta, Anthony Mendillo and Louis Scozzatava served as uShers.
 MT Marcel Doucette, tenor rem dered the selections Ave Maria" oy Schubert and "Panis Angellcus" at the offertory of the nuptlal nigh Mass accompanied by Gaetano Gra- ouinto at the organ. Traditional wedding selections were also rend- cred and the ceremony ended with MT. Doucette singing Because.
 Immediately following the cere- mony a breakfast was held at the home of the bridegroom's parents for the immediate families and the bridal party, followed by dinner at DiNapolis Restaurant for approxl- mately 50 guests. A reception was held at Nick's Restaurant from I IP. M. to g P. M. for approximately 300 guests including friends anc relatives from Bristol, Conn.,, Mass achusettS and New Jersey.
 Mrs. Spartone, the. brides mother received in a royal blue velvet dres: with peach lace bodice and bolerC jacket. She wore black acceSsorie! and corSage of red roses and gar denias. Mrs. Fillie, mother of th' bridegroom, assisted in an electric blue velvet dress with gold sequir trim matching accessories and alst wore a corsage of red roses and gar denias. Also in the receiving lint was Mrs. Yeaskas, grandmother o1 the bridegroom who wore a roya blue velvet dress with sequin trim ming, black accessories and cor sage of red roses and gardenias.
 The bride is graduate of the Waterbury Catholic High School The bridegroom attended Crosb. High School and is now an employ' of the Chase Brass and Copper Company, Waterbury division.
 For their wedding trip to New York the bride travelled in a whit' wine Forstman wool topper over g two piece black dress suit, black ac' cessories and an orchid corsage.
 Upon return from their wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Fillie will reside Temporarily with the bridegroom's parents on Congress Avenue.