Tw el I man-Tease I Mrddlnf(Mins Mary Keith Teasel, daugh tar of Mra. Wm. L. Teasel and the lata Mr, PchroI, lacanc thr* bride of Mr. Alfred H. Twallmnn, wm of Mr. and Mra. Fred Twellman, of naar Troy, on Saturday morning,Juno 14, at 10:00 o'clock. Rev. Richard Hallagher performed thr douhlc rmK crrrmony haforr tha altar beautifully decorated with gladioli and lighted tapera.The bride, given in marriage bytraditional white satin gown made with a fitted bodice of Chantilly lace, Jong pointed cleevea. an illu aion yoke and the skirt of double nylon net fell into a long train. A ahort four-pointed nylon net tunicher brother. Lloyd Peaaal, wore the' wan attached at the waist line.Her finger-tip veil was secured toSa aaad pearl tiara. She carried a white prayer t«M»k to whieh wai at tached a white orchid and st ph onitla with white aatin streamers.The matron of honor was Mrs. Melvin Pease], aister in law ol the tiride, who won* a yellow net off ythe-ahnulder gown with matching shirred cape. Sla carried a boa rpiet of^orchid gladioli and wore a matching headpiece of flowers. Mias Betty Pens*!,, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and won a matching gown of on hid wjth which she carried a bouquet of yellow gladioli and won- a matching headpiece.The groom chose for his attend ants Mr. Melvjirr Peasrl brother of the bride,and )Mr. Jesse Black, a friend. Mrc Joseph Hurt, cousin of tin* bride, and Mr, Walter Twell-man. brother of tli groom, served as ushers. All wore blue suits with white carnation bout 1 omens.tattle Miss Barbara Twlt; liman niece of the groom, Wits flower girl, wearing pink organdy and ear rying a basket of mixed flowers. Master Benny Manly, nephew ol the groom, was ring bearer and wore a white suit.The bride's mother won of acqtia lace, with whit •Orica while the rnother groom won- a dresaa dress acres of tta ol pink tan Both wonI with white accessories, corsages ol whitlt; lt;;u uat ion\Following the ceremony, .» vslt;d ding breakfast was hi i ved t In bridal party in the home of- tin bride’s mother, followed in the at ternoon by a reception. A dance was held in the evening at the