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Couple Celebrates Anniversary With Ceremony In St. Mary'sWhen Mr and Mrs. James A. Stauter stood in the sanctuary of St. Mary’s church at 7 a.m. today, they received again, on their silver wedding anniversary, theblessing bestowed upon them by the Catholic church at a NuptialMaas. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John. R. Donoghue, pastor, was celebrant.In what is said to be the ceremony of its kind to take place in Mobile the original bridal party, with the exception of the late Edward J. Oroya, was .in attendance.A wedding breakfast at theStauter home, 2.12 Lexington aye., followed the ceremony. A reception at the home Sunday from 5to 8 p.m., will round out the celebration.Mrs. Stauter. who entered with her husband, wore a white embroidered net evening gown, with a large white hat and a bouquet of white dahlias.Miss Bessie Hicks, maid of honor, was in aquamarine embroidered marquisette with a pink dahlia bouquet.John Oabb was best man. Ushers were Rplph Knowles, Joe Hyde and Ben Pollman. The menin the party wore white suits with blue ties.Pink gladioli, large tapers in candelebrathe church. Basketslined the altar rg.il.ground was of palms.Mrs. Thomas W. Reynolds,organist, had charge of the music, assisted bv Mrs. Lillian Weston, who sang during the mass.Among out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Butler and Mrs. Lena Drago, Alexandria. La.In the assembly watching ceremonies were the five children of the Stauters: James D., Helen.Margaret. Leo and Mary; also Mrs. D. Stauter. the former EdnaBuckhaeuldt, and the two Stauter grandchildren. Jo Anne and James D.( Jr.At the open house to be heldSunday, Mrs. Stauter will be as*-stated in. entertaining by her daughters and by a group of relatives and friends. CatherineSmith will have charge of the guest book. •Mr. and Mrs. Stauter were married in St. Joseph’s church at 7 p.m.. June 25, 1913, by the Rev. D. J. Murphy.Mrs. Stauter was Mary Hicks, daughter of Mrs. Mary Hicks and the late James D. Hicks.Invitations Issued by Mr. and .Mrs, Stauter to the celebrationread: ”1913-1938. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stauter request thepleasure of your company at their silver wedding anniversary, 7 a.m., Saturday. June 25. St. Mary’s church. Nuptial mass. At home, June 28, 21.2 Lexington, ave., 5 to' 8 p.m.”lt;palms anddecorated of flowers The back-Open House’Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Ma-homer, Jr., of Washington, D. C., who with their daughter, Peggy, are guests of Mr. Mahorner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Ma homer, will be honored with an open house Sunday from 8 to 7 p.m., by his sister, Miss Katherine M a homer.Mr. Mahorner, assistant corporation counsel for the District of Columbia, and his family are spending a month’s vacation in the south. 'They were at Point. Clear for several days this week and expect to go to New Orleans for a., visit with Dr. and Mrs. Howard R. Mahorner before returning to Washington.HOLD EVERYTHING
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The Mobile Times
Mobile, Alabama, US
Sat, Jun 25, 1938
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