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1 Miss DiamondBecomes Bride If I1 Lee Girl Weds h3 Frederick ff ood Jr.Of Fall RiverLEE — Miss Marian Clare Dia-Tnond, daughter of Mrs. George C. 0 Diamond ind the late Mr. Diamond of 83 Housatonic St., was married ^' s 2 (KanterMrs. Frederick Wood Jr.this morning at 9 at St. Mary’s Church to Frederick Wood Jr. of Fall River, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wood of Lenox. The Rev. Jeremiah Murphy, pastor, performed the ceremony. A reception followed at East Lee Club.Uncle EscortsThe bride was given in marriage by her uncle. John T. Waddock, of Lee. Her waltz-length gown was of baby pink crystalette silk and imported Chantilly lace, with jacket. A hat of orange blossoms and spring flowers held her round, silk illusion veil, trimmed with rhinestones, to match the gown. She carried white orchids and sweetheart roses on a prayer book, with streamers of sweetheart roses.Miss Helen M. Diamond of Lee. maid of honor for her sister, wore rose pink taffeta, and a rose-colored tiara of leaves. A cascade of pink roses with ivy fashioned the bouquet.William T. Lahart Jr. of Lenox was best man.Mr. and Mrs. Wood are on a wedding trip to New Hampshire.The bride is a clerk in the plant department of the New England Telephone Telegraph Co. at Pittsfield. She graduated from Lee High School and Pittsfield Secretarial School.Mr. Wood is employed at Fall River. He is a Lenox High School graduate.
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Tue, Aug 09, 1955
Page 8
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