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;Janet Wentzel, Jerome Kossol Exchange VowsAn impressive double ring cere i mony performed at a nuptial mass! tin St. Jerome's church, Saturday* ' June 15, usirad is marriage Missf Janet Wentzel, daughter of 5—.{ and Sirs. Lawrence Wentzel of; 322 Woodland avenue, and Jerome! Kossol, son of Sfr. and Mrs. Stan-' 'ley Kossol of Lock View, Norths Charleroi. jRev. James MeKeever ofGciat ! ed at the exchange oi vows at a* candle-lit altar arranged with feres. White crash lined the aisle for the bridal party, and wfeite: satin bov s marked the family peas. IMiss Marie Etebissky, church* organist, provided music for the mass, and the Stale Choir sang.1 The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose for her wedding _a gown of white embroidered im ported nylon tulle. A square neckline and long pointed sleeves featured the bodice, and the full skirt fell into a graceful train. Her tvei! of illusion was held by a mars'* of seed pearls and sequins, andt for flowers, she carried white or I ,chids on a white mother-of-pearl} (B!V“, 3 S'-z of the matron of ion j ‘or. Her only jewelry was a pearl) ) necklace a gift ox the groom. IMrs. Donna Tesensky of Elyria I Ohio, was her sister's matron of; honor, and wore a ballerina gown of aqua nylon tulle and lace Her headdress was a matching crown which held a brief veil, and her flowers were pink carnations carried as a Colonial bouquet. An aunt of the bride, Joyce 'Williams of Charleroi, as bridesmaid, chose a pink nylon lace-over-taf-feta gown, with matching crown and veil, and also carried p*ok carnations.The bride's young sister. Mar Igie Wentzel, and a niece, Donna Rae, were flower girls, and wore gowns oi pink lace over taffeta and crowns of nmfc nvlons. They carried Colonial arrangements of pink carnations.John Kossol, brother of the groom, was best man, and ushers were Robert and Walter Kossol, other brothers, and William Yes-ensky,brother -in-law of the bride.For her daughters wedding. Mrs. Wentzel wore a light b'ue linen sheath with matching accessories, and a corsage of white carnations. The groom's mother was attired in blue silk with daxh blue accessories, and a corsage of white carnations. The hirde's paternal grandmother, Sirs. Florence Wentzel, also attended the. wedding.Breakfast was served to approximately seventy at the Eagle's clnh, and in the evening, a reception was held, at the Italia TJnita Club. The couple left later' for a wedding trip, and for travel, the bride wore a Woe sheer dress with white accessories.Both young people are graduates of Charleroi high school, the bride in 1955. and her husband n year earlier. She is employed as a Charleroi operator for the Bell Telephone company, and he works for Robison’s Dairy and the local store of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. They will live in a mobile home on Woodland aevnne.Guests attended the wedding from Monessen. Mononghela.' Pittsburgh, Ford City, Washmg-iton. Coal Center, Cokebttrer. as well as Charleroi and North Charleroi.
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Charleroi Mail
Charleroi, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Jul 05, 1957
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