The ImmaculateChiim wihHM':mfe of tBH ■m Batefda^ ‘!m#hiWg d#:Ma*teflbglt;A!fcm # iVliHam Odhald^te^i ThfebrMe W iM daughter bf Mrs. AhntReyAoldr Mien bf 204’ Wfct St^r gtrbet lt;*?idCMyterf'M;n AlT^ Pa,MK iteycc^ Is \m sort dflt;Mt'' Vih* cfcfrt J.Joye'e 6? ATfWbVOr ^ffW the late Mr. fayee. 1 **.***• ‘ ;White snapdragons and _____asteftj adorned'fthe artar iftr theNuptial High Mask.Tite Rv.-Frfch-.cfs if. 0'M#ar; assisted’ by the Rev. ThbhWrd; crowiey^ parfofm-cd the sftrgte ring-mmo*y.EsCbrted /to the alt at *wd'given in marriage hy her djrdthdf^n-tew, N. Jackson Learned,' Jr, of Elmira, Miss Allen was attired in a bridal gdwn of Imported' Chantilly hrec. The fitted bodfce of laee ever satin was fhshlcinod with a boat i neckline which termed a wide* V ; in frbht. Thb* lOng^fitted sleeves of lace tapered to ! points' over t h eWrist. The bouffant-Skirt of the ^ gown was wortt war k ‘ ftifP hoop.Miss Alien wore 0 lace ?cOp bordered with seed pearls fm which fell her fingertip veil Of -French illusion. The bride carried a pray-; or book adorbed ?with ’ white orchid. 'Wearing a ballerina length white gown with narrow tiers bf lace encircling the skirt and bedtee, Mrs. N: Jackson-Learned, Jriy of Elmira, sister of the bride, was the matron Of honor. The creation featured a ettrilberbund ^of whftetaffeta and she wore a headpfcce of white nyloit: Mrs: Learned carried a cascade of purple asters and bristol fairy;! Attired' In ensembles identical to that worn by the matron of honor, Miss Sandra Joyce, sister of the groom was the maid of honor while Misp Ruth Nyborg of Pelham, a college roommate of thebride, was the' bridesmaid.The Misses Joyce Ann Dibbleand Kathleen Joyce, nieces of the groom, were the flower girls. They were attired in dresses of white organcly and carried baskets o f pansies.Richard Joyce, nephew of thegroom, was the ring bearer.The best man for the groom was his brother, Charles Joyce of Andover. James Joyce, brother of the groom, Merle Dibble and Charles Dougherty, all of Andover, were the ushers for the wedding.MISS MARIANNE ALLEN, daughter of Mrs. Anna Reynolds Allen of West State Street and Clayton M. Allen of Ardmore, Pa., became the'bride of William Donald Joyce, son of Mrs. Vincent J. Joyce of Andover and the ldte Mr. Joyce on Saturday morning. The single ring ceremony was performed before the altar of the Immaculate Conception Church. (Photo by Thatcher Studio).* *•«nuMSA?, Snapdragons, Zinnias, Mari-5, Vincavine, Spikes, Ageraturn, Washington, Geraniums, Carna-« • \';ABLE PLANTSONfPhone 442Mrs. Joseph Serio, organist, ( played appropriate wedding music during the ceremony.The mother of the bride favored a French blue cotton laeex sheath with matching jacket. Her corsage Was of pink floribunda roses. Mrs. Joyce selected a green floral print dress of paper taffeta and a corsage of tawny gold floribunda roses.A wedding breakfast was held at Long Vue following the ceremony.A reception for Mir. and Mrs. Joyce was held at the Elks Club in the afternoon with 200 guests attending. The hostesses were Mrs. Charles. Joyce, Mrs. James Joyce, Mrs. Everett Davis and Mrs. Merle Dibble. Music for the reception was* provided by A1 Raw-ady.A charcoal grey sheer wool suit with wide white pique collar andmatching overblouse complemented by white accessories was worn by thie bride as the couple left fora wedding trip. t)pon returning, Mr. and Mrs. Joyce will make their home at 161 West State Street.Mrs. Joyce will continue to be employed by the Citizens National Bank of Wellsville. The groom is employed by the Joyce Pipeline Company.The bride was the guest of honor at prenuptial showers given by Mrs. Walter J. McEnroe and the employees of the Citizens National Bank. On Friday evening Mrs. Allen, mother of the bride, gave a' rehearsal party.Know how to prepare kidneys before cooking? Split through the center lengthwise after removing outer membrane. Cut away white membrane and tubes with kitchen scissors and wash in cold water.