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Honeymooning inBermudaMRS. LAURANCE GOODWINQdodwin-Bach WeddingRite r . * ^ •Performed in St. Cecelia *sCOLONIA — Miss Lillian Barbara Bach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Johannes Bach, 70 Florence Avenue, became the bride of Lau-rance. Goodwin, son of Mrs. William J.' Goodwin, (Highland Park, and ,the late Mr. Goodwin,' Sunday afternoon in St. Cecelia’s Church, Iselin. Rev. Thomas Dentici officiated. A reception was held at Lenard’s Hall, Elizabeth.The bride, who was escorted by her father, had her sister, Miss Caroline- Bach as her maid of honor.- Miss Margafet Mraeek, Miss Grace Trzyna and Miss Julia Walenczyk, all of Elizabeth, were bridesmaids.Conrad Osborne, Rahway,' served as best man and William Bennett, Winfield; James Crowell, Iselin, aiid Fred Groth, Linden, ushered.The bride wore a gown of Chantilly lace and nylon ;tulle embroidered with iridescent sequins and seed pearls. Her veil of silk illusion was attached to a crown and she carried a prayer book marked with an orchid. Threa attendants wore nylon tulle gowns of spring colors and carried old-fashioned bouquets.Mrs. P. J. Crowley, Iselin, wasthe organist and Miss MarionBeagen, Iselin, the soloist.On their return from a honeymoon to. Bermuda, the couple will reside at 158 Maple Avenue, Rahway.'The bride is a graduate of St. Mary’s High School, Elizabeth. She is employed by Western Union Telegraph Co. at its Elizabeth office. She is a member of St. Cecelia’s Church choir. Her husband attended Rahway schools,Mannus School of Music in New» * *York and .Rutgers University. Heis employed as parts - manager by• • .» • • • - *the Jaeger-Lembo Machine Corp.,Springfield; He served two years in the Army; -. . . ; ’Colofiia Art. ffroups To Hold Second ExMbit• _ ' - ' . ■ r ! . • ‘ ’COLONIA — The Colonia ArtGroups will sponsor its second annual art exhibit and tea Sunday at the Colonia Library from •2:30 to 5:30 P. M. ;In charge of arrangements is Herbert Wyllle, instructor, - who will be assisted by Norman Bresee, Sinclair Jones and John' S. Alden. ■ . ^ _Thirty members will display work. in charcoal, pastels andoils. There will be no admission. * . * .charge, but children under 12imust be accompanied by an adult. Mrs. Norman Bresee will be in'charge rif refreshments.Stork Shower HeldFor Mrs. KosiarskiCOLONIA—Mrs. Richard Doo-chaek and Miss Karen Black, Colonia, and Mrs. August De Vico, Edison, were hostesses at a stork shower held in honor of Mrs. Alexander Kosiarski, Rahway, at the Colonia Civic ImprovementClub.Guests were Mrs. James Black, Jr.t Mrs. James Cherego and Mrs.Stanley ZguzysM, Rahway; Mrs.Stephen Karaesz, Perth Amboy;Mrs/ Michael Melhyck, Dunellen;Mrs. Martin Menki, Stelton; Mrs. Walter Kosiarski and Mrsi Edward Kos-iarski, Clerk; Mrs. Henry Witop/ Mrs. Alfred Maskerenic, Mrs. Lillian Soper, Mrs. GeorgeLatsko, Mrs. Werner Tunder-mann, Mrs. Philip Thorne, Mrs: Fred Rosenberg, Mrs. James Snyder, Jjtv, Mrs. Edwatd Ohls and
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Fords Beacon
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Thu, Jun 02, 1955
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