Milford chronicle., 1963-04-26

two O'Clock In Avenue Meth
odtst Church Miss Mary
Eleanor Friedel, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Purna1 F,
Friedsl Of Viola became the
bride Of Merrill Charles
Trader, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
John A. Trader Of Dover. DR..
Trader performed the cers-
mony. Norma Jean Galloway
vas the soloist and was ac-
companisd by Mrs. Katherine
Cepple. The gown Of the bride
was Of white crisp taffeta,
yelled In SILK organza, fash
ionsd with q fitted bodice and
long tapsring sleeves. Ap-
pltQues Of corded Alencon
lace, busted with seed pearls,
enriched the scoop nsckline
and the skirt, which ended In
q chapel length train. Her veil
OF silk Illusion was attached to
q crown Of seed pearls. She
carried q pouqusr With awhile
orchid center, thar cascaded
with Ivy, lily OF rhs valley and
baby's breath. Miss Elaine
Harris was maid Of honor and
wore q short Copenhagen blue
dress Of corded lace over
taffsta, which featured a bell
shaped ovsrskirt. Matching
blue headpiecs with seed
pearls and veil completed her
costume.
Ths bridesmaids, Miss
6stty Hsarn, Miss Mary Ann
Mullins, Miss Marlens Hast
lngs and Miss Peggy Fitchstt
wore Identical Light blHs
gowns. All carried colonial
bouqustina lace and msline
rings with csntsrs Of pink
gardonias, featured white
NUNS with outer rings ofpink
stock. The flower girl, Donna
Jean Trader wore a full length
gown Of white organxa over
Light blue. She carried a min
iature arrangement Of the
colonial bouquets.
Harry G. Farrow was best
man and the ushers included
Themas S. Holt, Joseph
Ssdule, James r. Adams and
James 3. Maybee Of Dover.
The mother Of the bride
chose q sAell pink embroid-
cred organza dress for the
wedding with which abe wore
matching accessories. Her
corsage was Of pink Gym
btdiumB. The mother OF
the groom wore q dress OF
son blue crepe with white ac-
eessories. Her corsage was a
white orchid.
A reception followed the
ceremony In Fellowship Hall
Of the church. Mrs. Trader
In a graduate OF FELTON, High
School and Milford Memorial
School Of Nursing. Mr.. Trader
In a graduate Of Western
Maryland Collse and Wash
ington and Lee Law School,
and was rscsntly appointed as
Gistant deputy attorney for
Kent County. They Will live at
40 HhsrBood Court In Dover.
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MiSs NJ. Catherine Down
ing Is being congratulated By
her many friends here and
elsewhere upon being elected
vice president general Of the
National Society, Daughters
of the American Revolution,
nj the Continental Congress
hsld in Washington last week.
Seven new vice presidents
general were elected and Miss
Downing received the highest
number ef votes cast. She
has served g State regent
Of the Delaware Society and
has been interested In OAR
for tho pasttwsnty-fivs years.
She was nominated for this
new honor by Mrs. W. Har-
mon Money, state regent.
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Sunday at three O'Clock Miss
Maxire Lord and Parker Lea
Turner wiz be married IN
Avanns Methodist Church By
DR.. Charles L Carpenter and
Or. Roy l.. Tawss.
Mrs. Dorothy Coon viii be
the seloist and Miss Joyce
Bennett win play the Wedding
music.
Miss Gloria Chandler viii
be r,s y honor and the
brids VIII be MtsR
Elaine a. Ii, Miss Stephania
Wagner, Miss Carolyn Emory
and Miss Alice Vanderwanda.
Nancy Smith wiz be flower
girl, and Brian Lord ring
bearer.
The attendants for the
groom win be Jack Carpenter,
Richard Shockley, Albert
Schmtck, Robert Ward,
George Howard and Eugene
Lord. A reception will follow
the ceremony.