The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-27
Lorraine Quinn Bride
 |Of Louis E. GIyOtt Today

The marriage of Miss Lorraine Alice Quinn, daughter of pr, Ray. mond James Quinn of Baldwin street and the late Mrs. Alice Free man quinn, and Louis Everett ouyott, Jr., son of Mrs. Louis E. ouyott of woodmont and the late Mir. oVyott, vas held this morning at Q o'clock at st. Francis Xavier church with the Rev. James A, Broderick, pastor, offlciatlng at the marriage ceremony and celebrat. ing the nuptial high Mass The altar was banked with greens, palms and white flowers and the pews were marked with sprays of white pom@ pons tied with white satin ribbon. A musical program of traditional wedding marches was presented by Martin Cunningham, organist. George Morris of Bronxville, N. Y., a student at Princeton University, snloist, dendered uounod's Ave Maria" and "Panls Angelcus.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in the dress worn by her sister, Mrs. Roy l., ONeil on her wedding day. The gown was fashioned of ivory satin with . basque bodice of Chantilly lace, sweetheart neckline, long sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist and a full skirt terminat- ing in a long circular train. Her full length veil of silk illusion was caught on either side with a spray of orange blossoms, and she car. ried her mothers missal marked with Q Sprey of orchids and lilies of the valley.
 Miss Rosemary Susan Quinn, sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor She was costumed in an emerald green brocade gown styled with | fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline long sleeves that tapered to poin at the wrist and a full skirt witf hustle. She wore a matching tiari caught on either side with a gar denia and carried a cascade bou uuet of white gardenias and greer ivy.
 Francis Guyott of New Havel was his brothers best man. Edwar' Poli Nolan and Martin Edwar'
 Cormley, Jr., of New Haven, ant
 Warren Kelley of Bronxville, N. Y
 Malcolm Isdale Oakford, of Ryt IN. Y, all classmates of the bride
 groom at Yale University, wer
 ushers.
 Approximately IFS attended a re
 ception at waverly Inn, Cheshire
 out-of-town, guests were from Fa
 River, Providence, Boston, Phila delphia, Bronxville West HartforC Danbury, Woodbridge. New Havei
 and South Norwalk. Mrs. Roy
 ONeii received for her sister in
 black crepe gown styled with a pin
 and black striped satin side drar with long pink doeskin gloves an a pink lowered hat. Her corsae , was of pink camellias. She was a
 sisted by the bridegroom's moth' . who wore a royal blue crepe gov
 fashioned with a sequin studot
 high neckline, and peplum wi a mink bandeau trimmed with Dir flowers. and her corsage was : matching flowers.
 When the couple left on a wet . ding trip to Skytop, Pocono Moui z tains Pa, Mrs. Guyott wore a blat , crepe dress with black accessori
 and a winter white coat Wit
 sheared beaver tuxedo trim and corsage of orchids. She is a grat , uate of Waterbury Catholic Scho !. and Katherine Gibbs School. Bo I ton. MT. Guyott is a graduate Cheshire Academy and atteno' 1 Yale University. He served for fol years as a fighter pilot in the U.
 Marine Air Corps, including du
 in the Pacific Theater where : served with the rank of first lie' . I tenant. He recently resumed h o studies at Yale University. UpC !, their return they will reside in Ne Haven.