Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13

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and Deputy took
place in Calvary
Methodist Church on Sunday,
June 8. at three-thirty o'clock
with the Reverend r. Douglas
Milbury officiating at the dou-
BILE ring ceremony. The deco
rations in the chancel of TIE
church were large baskets of
glads. pompoms, delphinium
and gypsophilia with a back
ground of palms, and lighted
candelabra. Miss Carolee
Greenof Lewes played the we'd
ding music and Mr.. James
Smith of Haddon Heights, N. j.,
was the soloist. The bride,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard t. Hall, was given in
marriage by her father and
wore wedding gown of nylon
organza with garlands of en-
broidered flowers of Venise
lace that circled the neckline,
the bodice and sleeves. They
also trimmed the TERED skirt.
A fully gathered back skirt ex-
tended into the chapel train.
Her veil was held by tiara of
seed pearls and rhinestones.
She carried a white Bible top
ped with a white orchid and
stephanotis. Miss Nancy Spi-
Ger of Middletown was maid
OF honor and wore yellow lace
over yellow taffeta, the gown
featured a harem skirt. She
carried a cascade of talismen
roses. The flower girl, Miss
Debbie Fisher, wore a gown
like that of the maid of hon.
or. She carried a basket of
spring flowers. The brides
maids. Miss Virginia Mulveny
OF Wilmington and Mrs. Diane
Gilewski, sister of the groom,
wore gowns of turquoise lace
over taffeta. They carried cas-
cades of yellow sweetheart
roses. All had matching head
bands trimmed with pearls.
Mr.. Ralph Hall was best man
for the groom, who Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Dep
uty. The ushers included Mr..
Douglas Ellingsworth, Mr..
Richard Ellingsworth. Mr..
Clarence Coffman and Mr.. Dom
aid Hall, brother of the bride.
Master Dennis Hall was ring
bearer. The brides mother
chose a beige embroidered or
ganza over taffeta afternoon
dress, trimmed with beige silk
organza with which she wore
beige accessories. The groom's
mother wore an afternoon dress
OF mauve rose lace and chiffon
and white accessories. They
had corsages of cymbidium or
chids. The reception followed
the ceremony in the social hall
of the church and was attended
by over three hundred guests.
Mrs. Deputy will continue her
senior studies at the Univer-
sity of Delaware I'm the fall.
Mr.. Deputy is assistant mana
ger of the local w, It. Grant
Company store. They are on a
wedding trip to Florida and
will live In a new home at
Haven Lake when they return.
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Mrs. Clarence Jester, presi-
dent of the Delaware Society of
Patriots and Founders, pre-
sided over the meeting held in
Barratt's Chanel on Monday of
this week. The meeting was
followed by a box lunch and
the attending members visited
the nearby cemetery where
some OF the ancestors are bur-
led. During the meeting Mrs.
Irwin F. Seimes gave a descrip-
tion of her recent trip to
Natchez, Loui lana. Mrs.
Seimes is state regent of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution.
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Congratulations go to Ger
aid Frankel. William r. Hit
chens, Don +. Lull. Raymond
c. Sneller. Jr.. Natalie F. Swan
son. John b. Welch and Mrs.
Roy Pettyjohn. who were all
graduates of the large class
from the University of Della
ware over the past weekend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arand Arseneau
OF Amesbury. Massachusetts.
welcomed a daughter in the
Amesbury Hospital on May 26.
She has been given the name
of Renne Anne. Mrs. Arseneau
was the former Miss barbara
Anne Morris.