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JAMESTOWN (N.Y.) POST-JOURNAL—Saturday Evaniag, Auguat 29. 1959

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MRS. ELLIS SHERMAN DAY —Siegfried Bridal Study

Mr. And Mrs. Ellis Sherman Day To Make Home In Denver, Colo.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Sherman Day will honeymoon at Lake Placid before they head westward to Denver, Colo., where they will be at home after Sept. 12.

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Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flayer,

Brooklyn, and their children, Cyn­thia and Bruce, recently complet­ed a motor vacation vtkh a week's \isit at the home of Philip J . Fer

Toby Glover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Glover. 21 Todd A\ enue. His parents are Mr. ami *->,. , _

JS,Sac Da> Jr*"Nor,h Church Rites The couple exchanged rings this j An organdy cap embroid-

McthodJ*!!ed with seed pearls caught ^ Carlyne E. Updegraffs de­

mure shoulder veil of silk

afternoon in First j Church in the presence of

encz, Mrs. Flayer's brother, and guests. Rev. Dr. James M. Mrs. Ferencz, 33 Summit Avenue. Intosh officiated before an altar..

j setting of tropical foliage plants [illusion as she became the The Flayers' trip took them > and ferns and baskets of white [ bride of Gordon Wayne Boss,

through the lower New England gladioli and white chrysanthe-j The couple repeated vows at 11 stafea, upper New York State and!mums. Similar floral bouquets j A.M. today in Camp Street IVIeth-the Chautauqua and Niagara re- j were attached to the *even-branch \ odist Church in the presence of gions. This was their first visit to' torchieres flanking each basket.; their immediate families. She is j Jamestown. Miss Anna A. Know lton was or- the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis

While here, the Flayers were en­tertained at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Milton D. Battler, 17 West­minster Drive. West EUicott.

ganist, Harry Gustavson. soloist. P. Updegraff, 133 Fairview Ave-The bridal attendants were at- nue. He is the son of Mrs. Dolly |

tired identically in peacock blue ! Toner, Dewittville. silk organza over taffeta frocks. Rev. Harold Gaiser officiated be-j

I The honor matron and maid, Mrs.'fore chancel appointments of white Mr. and Mrs, Leon Faubion, I R o b e r t F o*. the bride's sister and pompons and snapdragons.

Wichita, Kan., and Mr. and Mrs. \^/m M a r y WeU™3". w o r e modi- As her father gave her in mar-Roy E. Weaver, of Meadville Pa ! f i e d n i c t u r e ^ t s of matching ma-; riage, she carried white sweetheart are weekend guests of Mr and teria1' M i s s B a r b a r a Buchan, Miss roses and baby* breath, trailing Mrs Edward R Johnson 167 M a r t n a Hanson, Miss Patricia; white streamers. The white lace Thayer Street I1***- * * b r i d e8 r«>n i '* s i s t e r - and over taffeta bodice of her wedding

fMiss Katherine Donegan, Farm- j gown had a scoop neckline and Mrs. William J. Odgen, Jackson.;uigdale, L. I., college mate of the cap sleeves. The bouffant chiffon

Mich , spent the past week with I bride, wore peacock blue rib'oon skirt fell over taffeta and net, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I b*1* w i t n 8n°rt v e U s . Richard Wright was best man. Evans. 1201 Newland Avenue. Wedding ring bouquets with gar-j Miss Sonya Evanczik wore a gown

lands of garnet roses and ivy com-1 of light blue chiffon and a match-Miss Shirley Olson of New York pleted their ensembles. Ung hat. She carried sweetheart

City has returned by plane after a Shannon Arlene Fox. the bride's: roses as honor maid, visit with her parents. Mr. and niece, in a floor touching white J A navy blue jacketed sheath and Mrs. Harry Olson, 14 West Falconer silk organza over taffeta frock, | white accessories was the choice Street, Falconer. was flower girl, with a tiny nose-

„ . . . v . . „ . „ . ~, igay of garnet roses. Timothy Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Nils William O l - j ^ b r i d e s ^ w a s nngbear-

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D C . are spending a week at the, Her brother. Charles E. Glover,,, Garrison lakeside home at C h e - j m r^vid Day. the bridegroom's fwo hundred and fiftv <mp<u »< ney's Point. Mr. Olsson is public brother Richard Lmderen Rob- W ^ hundred and fifty guests at-affairs advisor in the State De-1 ~ f , '* T^ , F c- I t e n d e d * « reception in the >Dewitt-anairs aovisor in me state u e - ^ Lindgren and John Sinrnis . i ,^ , , -p:P -H a n ^ h . w w.^ r t i__ __,,,. partment for Bntish and Northern w e r e u s h r r s R i c h a r d D a v w a s his / / wedding bells Fimwwan Affairs i 1 S _ ^ T " l c n a r a uay w a s m s \ and white streamers were used in European Affairs. brother's best man | d e c o r ^ ^ t mk f l o w e r s

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MBS. DAVID D. GLAl'SO.V —Lindquist Bridal Study

First Baptist Church Is For Clauson-Emmott Wedding

Double ring wedding rites this afternoon in First Bap­tist Church united Miss Mary Ellen Emmott and David Duane Clauson. • ; —i

Rev. George H. Tolley performed « . | . ^ the service in the presence of 2 5 0 f r l l Q T l I I l V j T O U P guests for the daughter of Mr. and L _ _ , I 1 _

A whi te Orchid wreathed Mrs. Alan G. Emmott, 25 Regent M © 6 t S F O f L u i l C R with feathered carnat ions j Street, and the son of Gardner: " , . „ . , and .stephanotis, was carr ied Clauson, 519 East Sixth Street, and! G r o u P 3 <* P ^ ™ Guild of Pil-by Miss Jo Ann Ribb ing , ; t n e ***• M r s - Clauson. igrim Memorial Congregational daugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. Wedding musicians were Rich-!Church held a luncheon Wednes-John E. Ribbing, 220 S p r a g u e ; a r | £• g f f B ' g a n i s t , and Don- day at the summer home of Mrs. Street , for her mar r iage this a I ° B" Bubc 'sololf t ' ^ . Lric Anderson, Division Street, afternoon to Edward Allen „ ^ ^ 1 ^ torch*?* ^.Lakewood. There were 32 present. , - . i ii • «i £ -», floor baskets of white snapdragons »_i_ . Micek. He is the son of M r s . j a n d g l a d i o l i p r o v a d e d \ ££ly ^ Assisting the hostess were Mrs. * Wal ter Micek, 39 West;ting for the ceremony. iu<»yd Crick and Miss E. Pearle U Twelth Street , and the late] F o u r attendants preceded the|Lennox. Plans were made to spon- S Mr. Micek. !bride to the altar. Mrs. Paul Lina-lsor the Jamestown Bellringers in * Baskets of white gladioli and men. her sister's matron of honor. a concert at the church Sept. 29.

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of the bride's mother. Mrs. Toner appeared in a light blue print en­semble and blue accessories. Both wore pink feathered carnation cor-

MRS. ANTHONY P. IXKil

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Vimmer- hy her father the bride carried a stedt and children, Carol and Peg- cascade of white delphinium flo-gy of New Haven, Conn., will ar- i ^ t s centered with phaleonopsis rive Sunday for a holiday with his orchids. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Handrun-alencon lace and tiny Vimmerstedt, 11 Elliot Avenue. pea ris adorned the scalloped por-Mr. Vimmerstedt is studying forjtrait neckline of the bride's pure his doctor's degree in forestry at U ^ organza over taffeta wedding Yale University. 'gown. Long glovelike sleeves ta-

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gathers ending in back at a gath­ered pouf were accents to the skirt which fell to a graceful chapel train. A crown of tulle leaves and pearls secured her fingertip illu­sion veil.

Mrs. Glover appeared in a mocha street length sheath, mate-lasse crepe dress and hat of pea­cock and turquoise feathers. Mrs.

and the bride's bouquet flanked the three-tiered wedding cake.

Mrs. Charles Curtis, Sirs. How­ard Collins, Mrs. Theodore Eng-dahl, Miss Carole Updegraff and Miss Sue Stewart were bridal aides.

For travel to New York City the bride donned a two-piece navy blue suit and white accessories. The couple will be at home in Dewittville after Wednesday.

The bride was graduated in June from Jamestown High School and is employed at Prudential Insur­ance Company. Her husband, a 1953 almnus of Mayville Central School, is associated in business with his mother.

Miss Evanczik was among those || who entertained for the bride. The Updegraffs were hosts at the re-

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Day chose a navy blue lace overfhearsal dinner in their home Fri taffeta sheath, navy accessories day evening, and a navy veil hat. Mrs. Glover s flowers were brown spray orchids, Mrs. Day wore deep red sweet­heart roses.

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berg, Baker Street Extension, will celebrate their 50th wedding anni­versary at an open house Sunday. The affair, to be held at their home, will be from 2 to 4 P.M., and 7 to 9 P.M. Their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Macdonald, are spon­sors. No invitations have been is­sued. The affair is open to rela­tives, friends and neighbors.

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Rosaiy beads centered Miss Theresa Ann Fiorellas wedding cascade of philanopsis orchids and stephanotis for her marriage this morning to Anthony P. Lo-Guidice at St. James Roman Catholic Church.

Two hundred guests were pres­ent as Msgr. L. P. Colagioia performed the double ring cere­mony.

Vases of white gladioli and delphiniums with palms and shef-fleria foliage were used as altar adornments.

The Ross Fiorellas, 321 Allen Street, are the bride's parents. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony LoGuidice of Dunkirk.

The bride wore a gown of white imported Swiss organdy appliqued with puffed taffeta rosebuds and an embroidered motif. A square scalloped neck­line and brief sleeves were bod­ice fashion accents. The basque waist was enhanced with a nar­row fold of taffeta that widened into broad poufed panels caught with a low bow at the back.

Puffed taffeta r o s e b u d s adorned the organdy coronet which secured her three-tiered veil of imported silk illusion. She was escorted by her father.

Mrs. William E. Crocoll, Dun­kirk, was honor matron. Brides­maids were Miss Phyllis Aliatta, Buffalo, Miss Nancy LoGuidice, Dunkirk, the bridegroom's sister; Miss Julia Dicembre, Mrs. Ther­esa Walker and Miss Rosalie

Fiorella, the bride's sister. All were gowned in white pure silk oi-ganza ballerina length dresses. Mrs. Crocojl iore a purple wide-brimmed pirsehair hat, the bridesmaid! wore lavender. They carried cascades of cattaleya or­chids and mfy streamers.

William E. Crocoll, Dunkirk, was best iftilan. Seating guests were Lowell Walker, Donald Gae-ta, Jerry Gugino. Richard Lo­Guidice. th« (bridegroom's broth­er, and Robert Cardosi.

Mrs. LoGjiiqiee chose a mauve brocade silk organza dress, white accessories, ja mauve hat and white rose corsage for her son's wedding. Mfc. Fiorella appeared in a coperf blue chiffon dress with dutch|M lace trim and a matching famther hat.

A reception for 800 was held in the Crys|pj Ballroom of Hotel Jamestown, pridal aides were Miss Iva pbughton and Miss Rcsemarie jpondi.

After a honeymoon in the Adi­rondack Mountains and at Lake George, thf | couple will make their home j at 511 Jefferson Street.

The bridegrjoom, an alumnus of Dunkirk H||h School, and the Frcdonia Stf tje University Teach­ers' College, |s a science teacher at Southwestern Central School. Mrs. LoGuidice was graduated from Jamestdwn High School and the Doyle School of Beauty. She is employed! by Rose Palmer Hairstyles. I

j chrysanthemums with lighted ta-' wore white point d'esprit over floor, ipers appointed the altar of Brook- touching mint green taffeta, M . , , ^ ̂ ^ aostTOm «™ M r s - | !lyn Hejghts Methodist iChurch for cented with a white Venice l a c e i ^ ? " ^ " w e r e n a m e d *****>« £ jthe 2 o'clock rites witjf Rev. Reed empire bodice. A white wide- ^ P * «•• [Burst officiating. White satin bows brimmed horsehair hat wiui mint|-a* "D I ^ TT ; appointed the family pew>. green rosebuds and a fan of yel- I V U S . DCIKBT f l O S t S

Nuptial music was provided by low roses completed her ensemble. T f r r / ^ r i r% r - i m |Miss Sue Ellen Ghen\ organist, Bridesmaids, Miss Joanne Win-! W & v J a J D G & l Q I l t T © Q t :

!end MissDiane Wistran. soloist. Chester, Miss Gail Benson and! , , ... . , | | A gown of white Chantilly lace Miss Nancy Lindquist, wore gowns . " * Vvinford B. Baker, 236 New.

!and tulle was worn by the bride as identical to the honor mmmtimM'tl > A 1 * ? B e ' °P e f * d h e r h0111* fot | -she approached the altar escorted with maize accents. They carried * t ^ n e f l t **& for fie Buffato Street -

|by her father. The lace bodice was!fans of yellow roses also. Methodist Woman's Society at^4 : fashioned with long tapered i Debra Linamen, the bride's Christian Service, There were 37" sleeves and an illusion >oke with niece, was attired in a white sheer S"6,515' among them Mrs. Arden

'garlands of the lace at the high mint green taffeta frock and a B e r n d t a n d daughters, Jennifer

neckline. Appliques of the lace matching bonnet with green ribbon a n d Pamela, of Bear Lake. trimmed the bouffant floor length tie. She carried a nosegay of yellow M r s - Harvey O^ Taylor gave the skirt. A crown accented with seed and white roses. Jeffery Ceci, the prayer. Mrs. Carl Kayner poured. pearls and sequins held her finger- bridegroom's nephew, was ring (The table was centered with gar- j tip veil. ', bearer. den flowers and ivory tapers.

Miss Donna Ribbing, as her sis- Merline Clauson was his broth- Mrs. Jay Millet' and Mrs. Rich-See WEDDING Page 15' See FIRST BAPTIST Page 15 ard Johnson assisted the hostess.

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Arvid Andersons Host Gbrn Roast

The Jame|town Chapter of the Empire Statf Association for the Blind held its annual corn roast at the homjl of Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Anderson, in Lakewood. Din­ner was served at tables on the spacious law||. Mrs. Grace Farns-worth, the president, conducted a short business meeting.

Mr. and MJf. Frank Clark, Mrs. Norman Herby and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McTJatyie with Mr. and Mrs. Anders«a were on the com­mittee in charge of the dinner.

Miss Alice Larson and Miss Sharon Lofgren were in charge of the entertfihment. There were 60 members and jjuests present.

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