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Woodbridge GirlBride Of S, I. ManVfi]: ff!l I n eI ^tMU* Marion Cunrie Of Green weiStreet, Woodbridge, and William J. Ryan Of Stapleton, United At Church Wedding.JOwiOilmitnnziit\\rtfmiwim.asR*wifnMilIIti-o(iRMiss Marion Currie, assistant supervisor of music in the schools of Carteret, became the bride of William Joseph Ryan, of 70 Vanderbilt avenue, Stapelton, S. I. at a nuptialhigh mas* celeb i a fed by Rev. Fiam i*X. Randan, pastor in St. James R. C. Church, Woodbridge, at ! o’clock Wednesday morning. The bride is * jibe daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thonia*‘ ] Currie, of 180 Green street, Wood-» bridge. The church was filled with friends and relatives of the couple.The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Houlihan, of Woodbridge and the best man was ('lotus Seaver, of S. I.Following the ceremony there was a wedding breakfast and reception at the Packer House in Perth Amboy. Among those who attended were many from Carteret. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan left for Florida where they will 11 ! spend their honeymoon. They will y | reside at 28 University place, Silver 1 I Lake, Staten Island, upon their re-’ j t uni from Florida.'I'he organist, Miss Veronica Scott, of Klizabeth, a schoolmate of the »ride played the wedding marches. While the people were assembling in the church before the ceremony she- * played ft program of wedding music. J During the ceremony two violin solos were played by Misa Hermino €iyc~ pen tier, of Burlington, Vt,, another clasamate of the bride.The bride wore a gown of imported ivory lace over ivory satin in princess design, a veil of fwhite tulle, and a cap of lace matching the gown. She carried a bouquet of white roses, lily of the valley and aweefc peas.i-urti■I11KCLtft1i aI;wI.rsclt;IPa8,vsinHer only jewelry was a string ofpearls.Miss Mary Houlihan, the bridesmaid wore a gown of royal blqe with el hat to match and carried an arm bou-)y 1 quet of yellow roses and freesia./S. The bride was born in Carteret a- and the family resided there for lit-Rome years until they moved totI1n.tofid.tesi-it-tySt.ib-*n-Woodbridge. The bride attended Mount St. Mary's Academy and Georgian Court College.She graduated from the latter college with the degree of Bachelor of Music. As assistant supervisor of music in the Carteret public schools she has done much to raise the standard of music.The bridegroom attended Regis Prep school in New York and later was graduated from City College. Ho is a civil engineer employed by the City of New York.X ....................I V\____11/
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Carteret Press
Carteret, New Jersey, US
Fri, Feb 17, 1933
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