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KISER - KKWYMiss Glenitu Mlt; t h Kiser, Princeton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cory Kiser. became tin* bride of Attorney John J. Kenny. ( hieago, son of Mrs. Hush Kenny, in service at tin* St. Louis Catholic ehureh Saturday morning at ll;0o o'clock, with tin* Kev. Father Farrell, officiating. FatherLouis, of St. Mode's college, read thenuptial Mass and Father Muffin,priest of tin* bridegroom's parishin Chicago, also took part in theservice.The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length bridal gown of white nylon, the material of which had been sent to her from Germany, by her brother-in-law, Cecil McLain*, Princeton. The gown was fashioned after a bridal gownworn by the bride's great-great-great-grandmother, a style of tin*tSt’g. TJr, Marie Antiohelt# vqil was ed£ed in lace. Mrs. Kiser, mother of the bride, designed the dress and veil. A white prayer book, given to the bride by her husband for her first communion, was carried with her bridal hoinjuet. A white handkerchief belonging to her maternal grandmother was carried with the bridal ensemble,Mrs. Cecil Mt'Lune, Princeton, sister of tin* bride, was matron of honor and wore a floor-length frock of yellow nylon net over yellow taffeta. First bridesmaid, Mary Kenny, Chicago, sister of the bridegroom and second bridesmaid, Shirley Racine, Chicago, wore identical floor-length frocks of green nylon net over green taffeta. All carried Colonial bouquets and wore headdresses fashioned from pink carnations. •Hugh Kenny, Chicago, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Jack Harris, brother-in-law of the bridegroom and Jack Kelly, cousin, both of Chicago, served as ushers,Helen Harris and Maybeth Mur-daugb, both of Chicago, nieces of the bridegroom served as little flower girls, dressed in floor-length frocks of yellow nylon net over yellow taffeta. They carried miniature j bouquets and wore pink carnations in their hair.Ring bearers were Michael M urchin.all end Hugh Harris. Chi. a~'o. nephews of Attorney Kenny.Anne Kenny, Chicago, sister of the bridegroom, was vocal soloist.A wedding breakfast was served in the ehureh basement.The bride is a graduate of Princeton township high sehofd, was em-1
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Princeton Bureau County Tribune
Princeton, Illinois, US
Fri, May 23, 1947
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