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lu COURIER-FREEMAN, POTSDAM, N. Y., Thursday, Nlt;MR. and MRS. PHILIP PHIPPENMarcia DeCarrSeptember BrideThihomeBMiss Marcia Blanche De-Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira DeCarr of Route 4 Potsdam, became the bride of Phillip E. Phippen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phippen, Route 1, Winthrop, Sept. 14, 1968.The Rev. Barbara Beaudry officiated at the double ring ceremony in the Parishville Union Church, Parishville. The church was decorated with fall shades of glads.Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of chantilly lace fashioned with a fitted bodice, Sabrina neckline and bell sleeves. The tiered bouffant skirt swept into a chapel train. A caplet of chantiltv netals highlighted with pearls held her bouffant veil of imported illusion. She carried a cascade of white carnations stepfyanotis and pink and garnet: sweetheart roses centered with a corsage of roses.Mrs. Suzanne Tupper was her sister’s Matron of honor. Her gown was floor length of turquoise crepe over taffeta fashioned with a chantilly bodice, with short sleeves and a floating panel back. Daisy clusters held her illusion veil. She carried a crescent of yellow and mauve poms.Bridesmaids were Mrs. Lu-cette Wilcox, Mrs. Louise Bi-notto, sisters of the bride, Mrs. Robert Phippen, sister-in-law of the bridegroom and Mrs. Sue Tyler and Miss Linda Wolfe. They were attired In gold gowns and head pieces identical to that of the matron of honors. A showery moon crescent of mauve poms and bird red roses completed their ensembles.Flower girl was Anne Wilcox, niece of the bride, her dress was fashioned by her mother and matched that of the matron of honor. She carried a net basket of yellow and bronze poms.Robert Phippen, brother of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers were Harold C. Phippen, brother of the bridegroom, Dale Sevey, Brother-in-law of the bridegroom, William Meashaw, David Tyler and Roswell Cassida Jr.Ring bearers were Donald and David Sevey, twin nep hews of the bridegroom.For her daughters wedding, Mrs. De Carr chose a blue velvet dress and Mrs. Phio-pen wore a light turquoise suit. Both mothers wore orchid corsages.Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held at the Roman Gardens.The couple are making their home in Hopkinton.O’NE bor Dia #1 ST1 bor Jea # 1 ROCl JR, anc Ski Wiifrom thePAMPEREDBy Elizabeth Isenberg,One word relating to fo around very freely these days met.” Somehow it conjures up ii is either expensive, rich, compli bizarre.Pictures of puff pastry oozing with fruit and whipped cream, filets of beef marinated in wine and exotic herbs, truffles, roasted dove, and even chocolate-covered ants spring to the mind of many whenever the term “gourmet” is mentioned. In fact, gourmet clubs exist around town to offer experiences in tasting the unusual. Sometimes, even weird flavors and flavor combinations are the criteria for selecting gourmet dishes.Any food cooked to perfection and served with an air of elegant simplicity is really a gourmet offering. For example, a poached egg lightly veiled in egg white, thoroughly drained, and then served with hot crisp toast on a handsome plate is a gourmet food. A poached egg cooked till it resembles a rubber ball and then placed upon some soggy toast is most definitely not something fit for a gourmet, Yet the choice of food is the same in both cases. The care in the cooking ^nd the presentation of the egg makes the difference,Simple toast sticks spread with a lightly sweetened nutmeg butter is a gourmet food. So also is melba toast prepared from thin slices of English muffin which are toasted in the oven, So also is a perfectly ly pimashsomeonionTocallec forcelt; the E ges. i votee know!inclutmashtoastdateton.A \the irparatmealterestandjicandlwillinburgemanymaybeefcitingballsgrounwillinnew.Maiare’niprefeifood”voiceithinglowini(Si
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Potsdam Courier and Freeman
Potsdam, New York, US
Thu, Nov 07, 1968
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