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1 —Ologau Photo.■ MRS. WILLIAM BRUCE COOKThe formerl Miss Patricia Ann Hickey. _______________'Miss Hickey ’ Is Married : To Lt. CookThe Chapel of St. Joseph of » Arimathea In the Washington Cathedral was the scene yesterday . of the wedding of Miss Patricia i Ann Hickey and 2d Lt. William Bruce Cook. V. S. M. C. R.. Canon . Brown officiating, r The bride, daughter of Rear I Admiral and Mrs. Robert F.Hickey, was given in marriage by her father. She wore an exquisite dress of white satin made with a bodice and sleeves of duchesse lace and a train of duchesse and rose-point lace. Her veil was lt;5f illusion edged with princess lace, i Mrs. Alden Perry Yates was matron of honor and Miss Sue - Maquire and Miss Suzanne John-■ son were bridesmaids. They wore■ ballerina-length dresses of sari I green paper taffeta and head i bands of pink satin rose petals.Ensign Alden Perry Yates was i best man for the groom, who is the son of Rear Admiral and Mis.: Sterling Smith Cook of South Weymouth. Mass. Ushers were 2d Lts. William Copher and Donn Everett, U. 8. M. C. R.After a reception held at the , Army-Navy Country Club, the couple left for a wedding trip to Williamsburg, Va.Both the bride and groom attended Stanford University.
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Evening Star
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Sun, Jan 27, 1952
Page 114
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