Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05

In Calvary Methodist
Church Sunday, June 80, at
three-thirty O'Clock Miss
Mary Ann Kllen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harris
Killen, and Donald Demerest
Hall, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard T. Hall, we're mar
ried by the Rev. F. Douglas
Mi1bury. Mrs. Kathryn Cop
pie was the organist and ac-
companied Mrs. John Heyde,
soloist. Miss Carolyn Killen
was maid of honor for her
sister. Given in marriage by
her father, the bride wore
a white bouquet taffeta gown
with fitted bodice, scalloped
sabrina neckline with reem-
broidered lace and seed
pearls. Appliques Of the lace
were scattered on the dome
shaped skirt which ended in
a detachable cathedral train.
Her veil Of imported English
illusion was held by a pearl
and organdy crown with
orange blossoms busted with
crystals. She carried a cas-
cade OF gardenias and Cat
talya orchids. The attendants
were Mrs. James r. Deputy,
matron Of honor, Miss A.
Deborah Cannon, Miss
Martha L. Welch, Miss
Barbara J. Tebbens, Mrs.
Bernard D. Tebbens and
Susan Boldly. Full length
gowns OF pale gold silk crys-
tallette were worn by the
maid and matron Of honor.
The bridesmaids wore identi-
cal gowns Of nile green. Their
headpieces were Of French
Dior roses with silk illusion
to match their gowns. The
flower girl wore a bouffant
gown Of white silk crys-
thllette, sashed with pale gold
ribbon. Her crown was Of
gold orange blossoms and
tulle. Cascades Of sunburst
roses and Of yellow roses
were carried by the attend
ants. The best man was M.
Russell French. The ring
bearer was Scott Carey and
the ushers included James
r. Deputy, Douglas w. Ell
lingsworth, william Haughey,
Robert O'Bier Of Greenwood
and John X. Shuts Of Mary
del, Maryland. The BRIDES
mother chose a spring green
silk organza sheath with en-
broidered bodice for the we'd
ding. Her accessories were
bone In color. The groom's
mother wore a sheath dress
Of white alencon lace over
banana tinted linen with an
apricot silk chiffon sash. Her
accessories we're white. They
both had gold cymbidium COR
sages. A reception followed
the ceremony In the social
hall Of the church. After a
wedding trip down the Sky
line Drive, the young couple
will live on 10th Street. Mrs.
Hall Is employed by the Mil
ford Special School District
and Mr.. Hall is in the en-
ploy OF E. /. dupont de Ne
mours, Seaford.
4E&
frankie Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Smith,
celebrated his sixth birth
day last Friday when he en-
'tsrtained several friends at
q party from IL to /. Pin
The Tail On the Donkey,
lunch, ice cream and birth
day cake all were special
features OF the party. Those
who enjoyed the day we're
Kathy Kimmel, Valerie Cru
we'll, Diane Bonnert, JEFF
Poors, Don Marshall, David
Lane, Nancy and Barbara
Hugg, all Of town, Angela
Minner Of Harrington and
Peggy Wade Of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mrs. I. D. Short entertained
members Of the bridge club
In which she Is a substitute
on Tuesday for luncheon and
bridge nj her cottage at Re-
hoboth. The weather was
warm but the gathering OF
friends always helps one for
get the heat.
:, Members Of the Shawnee
Country Club celebrated the
first anniversary Of the club
with buffet dinner on Sstur-
!, day evening from o to 1. Sew
sral parties were held before
the dinner adding to the fes-
tivities OF the occasion.