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t.leM ary Anne Armstrong SaysUI WiU’s” at Church RitesJGreat sprays of magnolia in bloom and baskets of white snap-dragons and stock, with tall candelabra and cathedral tapers, formed the beautiful setting for the marriage of attractive Mary Anne Armstrong, daughter of Mrs. Nanette Church Armstrong, and Robert Keith Rademacher. The nuptials took place Saturday in the Epworth University Methodist Church, with the pastor, Dr. J, A. B. Fry, of- !ise-Yitender6ndta!lala.ntficiating.A lovely gown of candlelight satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline, long sleeves pointed at the wrists and a bouffant skirt deepening into a short train, was worn by the bride. Deep ruffles of matching lace capped the shoulders and fell in V shape to the waistline where it was caught with a satin bow, and cascaded down the front ofHugh Williams (Ardell Rademacher), sister of the bridegroom, were in delicate pink dresses, and another sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. Richard Miller ( Miriam Rademacher), Miss Betty Hampton and Miss Frances Davis, were in deep rose.Mrs, Armstrong, mother of the bride, chose a Lanvin blue gownanRcdaer;enKithhepetrimmed in gold sequins, with a the dress to the hemline. The I black velvet wrap touched withfingertip length veil was held bya heartshaped coronet of seed pearls, and the bride’s only ornament was a strand of the small pearls. The bridal bouquet was a in j shower of white butterfly orchids, ed cyclamen, gardenias and bouvar-?r- dias.Lanvin blue sequins, and an or-talre,onlistoer,rill ew inofea. 10-lil-re.ng.ic-m, ide nglay,am IThe maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth Brennan, was attired in sky blue, with a taffeta bodice scalloped at the waistline, a sweetheart neckline, three-quarter length sleeves edged with a deep ruffle of net, and a bouffant skirt of net. In her hair were yellow ribbons and her bouquet was of daffodils and yellow freesias tied with an organdie bow.The bridesmaids were dressed infrocks made alike with shirredchid corsage. The mother of the bridegroom wore powder blue lace, with orchids.Corp. Martin Miller, U. S. Army Air Forces, was best man and the ushers were C. M. Bloodgood, Jr., Hugh Williams, Ens. Richard Miller, U.S.N., Charles Reed and Robert Howard. Dudley Shearer was the head usher and assisting the bride was Miss Betty Fur-bert. The soloists were Miss Dorothy Michele, and Ted Wall, withOlga Delight Shearer at the organ.*The wedding reception followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fowler Mallett which was decorated with spring blossoms. Centering the bride’s table was the cake surrounded by white flowersgrafoththMt'DHaiCvPlt;thbodices of watered taffeta pointed and on each side were large at the waistlines, three-quarter bowls of white stock and snap-sleeves, and bouffant skirts of dragons.net. They wore matching ribbon in their hair and carried pale blue baby iris tied with wide organdie ribbons in fan shaped arrangements. Miss Jean Fisher and Mrs.When the couple left for their new home in Stockton the bride wore a suit of watermelon red, with black accessories, a black top coat and orchid corsage.ol01o1slt;clklt;clHAKE3Vd
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Berkeley Daily Gazette
Berkeley, California, US
Mon, Feb 08, 1943
Page 9
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