The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-08-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. WEDDING AT KITTY HAWK

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/ WEDDING AT KITTY HAWK
Kitty Hawk Methodist Church
was the scene Sunday afternoon,
Aug. 20, of the marriage Of Miss
Susan Elizabeth Sanderlin daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar C. San
derlin of Kitty Hawk, to Peter
Roman Antoniewicz, son Of Mi
chael Antoniewicz Of Salisbury.
The Rev. Horace MacLaurin heard
their vows before setting of
palms and white candles in can.
delabra. 81
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was attired
in a wedding gown Of white peau
de sois and lace, fashioned with
chapel length train. A lace inset
built up the square neck line in
front, which tapered to a " in the
back, and two satin roses were set
at the waistline in the back. Her
tulle veil, fingertip length, dropped
from a circlet of satin leaves Ind
rosebuds. She carried a cascade
bouquet of white butterfly roses
conferred with white orchid.
Miss 10 Ann Carter of Raleigh
was maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Misses Rosemary and Corinne
Sanderlin, sisters of the bride;
Betsy Burney of Wilmington and
Mrs. Jack Williams of Wrightsville|
Beach. Each wore dress Of gold
satin, made with tulle butterfly
back, with pleated tulle at the neck
line. Their headpieces were of satin
leaves with a short tufle veil. They
carried bouquets Of bronze chry-l
santhemums and pompoms.
Flower girl was Nancy Persing-
er Of Elizabeth City. Her white
dress was of organdy and she WORD
a bandeau of white flowers will
short veil. She carried a basket Of
rose petals.
Best man was Bob Draughan of
Raleigh. Ushers were Tommy San
derlin of Kitty Hawk, brother Of
the bride; Fred Callahan of Forest
City, Roger Gregg and Fred Mer-
eadith of Raleigh.
The brides mother wore a green
organza dress with matching hal
and corsage of bronze full.
Mrs. Jesse Baum. church organ.
list. played and Miss Mary Helms
of Monroe sang "Song of Ruth
and a benediction.
Mistress of ceremonies was Mrs
David Stick of Colington and Ger
emony director was Mrs. Robert
Andrews of Washington, D.. G.
At reception in the church fel
lowship hall Mrs. Elton Twiford
of Kill Devil Hills served punch
from a silver bowl on "a refresh
ment table laid with an italian
cutwork cloth and conferred witt
chrysanthemums and silver candei
abra holding white candles. Mrs
Thomas H. Briggs Of Kill Devil
Hills cut the three-tiered cake.
Mrs. Howard Persinger of Eliz
abeth City, aunt of the bride, pre-
sided at the guest book. Floatin
hostesses were Mrs. Paul Parked
Mrs. Robert Duvall and Mrs. Johl
w. Evans. Others assisting wer
Mrs. Ralph Marks, Mrs. Carlo
Dowdy and Mrs. Charlie Perry 4
Kitty Hawk.
For travelling on fheir weddin
trip TO the mountains, the Bird
wore a turquoise blue dress, whit
accessories and an orchid.
The couple will live in Lafayett
Ind, for the next two years Will
Mr.. Antoniewicz does gradual
work asa physicist at Purdue Un
versity. He is graduate of Sta
College and took his masters d
gree there this summer. He is
member of Sigma M social #
ternity and Phi Kappa Phi hon
rary fraternity.
The bride is graduate Of Kit
Hawk High School and Meredi
College in Raleigh, where she W
on the annual staff, a member
Astrotekton Society and active
the Playhouse.
The bride was honored at I'm
shower given at Kitty Hawk Me
odist Church fellowship hall by
aunt, Mrs. Howard Persinger,
Elizabeth City. Thirty guests w
present at rehearsal pizza pa
given by Miss 10 Ann Carter A
the Fellowship Hall at the chu1 \
Other parties in connection y
the wedding included lunch
given BY Mrs. Robert Andrews
her home in Southern Shores
the bridal party and out Of Y
guests. The bride entertained
attendants at splash party at
Sea Kove pool in Kitty Hawk.