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-fHuhra - Phillips nuptialsSolemnized on Oct. ? at 5 p.m. in Calvary Untied Presbyterian Church of Donora was the marriage of Sara Mary (Sally) Huhra and Byron Clayton (Bue-ky) Phillips Jr.The bride is the daughter of Edward Huhra, 965 McK can Ave.. Donora and the late 4 Elaine Houck Huhra Mrs. Stephen Posey, the bride’s aunt took the place of her mother during the ceremony. The , groom is the son of Mr. and l1 Mrs. Byron C. Phillips, 421 % Third St , Monongahela i ( Dr. Paul Joseph Weatherly officiated at the nuptials for ^ which Mrs. John Innes provided I the music. She played thef fuftw. Ltheme from “Gone With the i Wind,” “Tara,” “Fur Elise,1 theme from “Romeo and Jul-fet,” Debussy’s “Reverie” and fAuralee' The bride’s gown of chiffon -1 over peau de soie was fashion-t ed with a softly gathered skirt,^ i high neckline and lace - edged ^ruffled yoke. A similar ruffle c accented the skirt, and the self.fabric sash ended in a bow at *|the back of the waistline. The 5 dress was made by the bride,* and she wore a floor length veil i,caught to a headpiece of fresh i yellow roses and stephanoiis to ! match her bouquet. She wore a , cameo pm that belonged to her , great grandmother, i Kathy Apostoios of Donora was maid of honor, and t h e bridesmaids were Nancy Taut* kus of Donora, Carol Kearns of F a r m i n gton, Conn.. the groom's sister, Alexis Herron of Pleasant Hills, the groom’s cousin; Patty Popp of Finley-ville, the groom’s cousin.All of the attendants wore goergette chiffon gowns with softly gathered skirts m burnt orange and ivory bodices. The empire waistlines were accented with venise Jace threaded‘sleeves. Tmy covered buttons with orange chiffon cord and trimmed the front of the bod-tnmmed with tiny tosetles. The ices. They carried colonial same lace trim encircled the nosegays of yellow pom pons waists, the high collars and with brown, orange and beige cuffs of the long fuil bishop straw’ flowers with brownv-Mula SudtOMrs. Byron C. Phillips Jr. (Sara Mary Huhra)streamers to match their floral headpieces.Junior bridesmaids were Mary Margaret Posey of Donora. the bride’s cousin; Ra-chelle Huhra of Donora, t h e bride’s cousin, and the flower, girl was Colleen Huhra of Do-, nora, cousin of the bride. Their j ensembles were identical to those worn by the adult attend-j ants.Gary S. Spalla of Mononga-hela was best man, and the ushers were Donald S. Kearns of Farmington, Conn., the,grooms brother-in-law; Rod,ney Herron of Pleasant Hills, Scott Stevenson of Monogahela’ and Keith Guzma of AmbridgeJ Ringbearer was Sean Moffat of j Monongahela. jThe wedding reception was held at St. Dominic Social Cen-1 ter in Donora, and the rehearsal dinner was held at the home of the groom’s parents. IThe newlyweds are living at 1013 Try St., Monongahela, andi. are planning a belated tour of ! the United States in the sura- j mer. «•The bride graduated from: Donora High School in 1969 and : California State College in 1972, with a B.S. degree in education. I She teaches fifth grade in the Gastonville School in the Rmg-| gold School District. The, groom was graduated from Mo-; nongahela High School in 1967 J and California State College inf 1971 with a B.A. degree in biol-1' ogy . He did graduate work at c Duquesne University and is a t graduate teaching intern at theJ£ University of Pittsburgh where jr he will receive his master’s de- (? gree this year. |rAmong the wedding guests ® were the grandparents of the] ^ bride and groom, Mrs. Mary'* Huhra of Donora and Mr. and Mrs- Frank Phillips of Belle Vernon.The bride was honored at two’d showers, one given by brides-, s maids and one by the K i r k Choir of Calvary U.P. Church, j *V - v
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Monessen Valley Independent
Monessen, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Oct 23, 1972
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