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Lena DiCerbo Bride OfLouis Presutti SaturdayAieremony Performed By The Rev, William B. Quinlan At St. John’s Church.Miss Lena. DiCerbo, daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Diuerbo I Spruce Street, and Louis Pre-utti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'resutti of Belmont took place at it. John’s Church, Saturday lorning at nine o’clock. The Rev. Villiam B. Quinlan, pastor, per-ormed the ceremony.Professor E. O. Martinelli, who resided at the organ, played a umber of selections during the ssemblage of the gues* and the raditional Wedding March from lOhengrin as the processional, ceremony took place at anbans and their ornament was a tiny gold locket, gifts of the bride. Their flowers were colonial bouquets of roses and sweet peas.Leo DiCerbo, brother of the bride, was best man and the ushers were Joseph Passy, little Genesee; Carl Belvees and Nicholas Muehino, Olean. Anthony Marra, nephew of the bride, was ring-bearer and Teresa Marra, niece of the bride, “was flower girl and wore a frock of petunia-color embroidered faille over taffeta.Mrs. DiCerbo, mother of the bride, was attired in a maroon velvet gown with matching accessories with a shoulder corsage of gardenias.Mrs Presutti’s mother wore a gown of grotto blue with blending accessories and her flowers, also, were of gardenias.’Breakfast was held at the home after the ceremony, followed byhe[tar decorated with white pomons, ferns and palms. , - ,Given in marriage by her fath- i a dinner at two-thirty o elpek. A r, the bride was attractive in her ] reception was held later in the indle-light slipper satin with! afternoon for two hundred guests, ide full skirt ending into a cir-{ Mr. and Mrs. Presutti wdl re-ular tram, with fitted bodice, hill sleeves endmg into a point t the wnsts emphasized its love-side on Spruce Street alter a wedding trip to Pittsburgh, Washington and New York.L the wnsts empnasizea its iove-1 usgwu ,ness as did the bustle effect in* Pre-nuptial events were showers ^back. Tiny seed pe* rls trim-ov _____—■ Miss Anna DiCerbo, Mrs. V. jled the neckline and her long Marra and Mrs. Francis Marra. eil of faille was attached to a' Guests from out-of-town were: :er crown trimmed with orange; Miss Sylvia Tubolma, Stephen lossoms. She carried a mother | Paria, Buffalo; Mr. and. Mrs.f pearl prayer book and pearl )sary and at the pre-dicu was a ouquet of orchids and gardenias. Eer only ornament was a mother f pearl locket designed in formFrank Presutti and family, Belmont; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Passy. Little Genessee; Mr. and Mrs. John DiCerbo and son. New York; _______ Mr. and Mrs. John Dragoon,' a Uny prayerbook, a gift of the' Smethport; Mrs. Cenc and daugh--oom | ter, Belmont; Mrs. Rosie ReancoMrs.' John A. DiCerbo of New! and daughter, Mrs. Rose Jordan ork was matron of honor and' and daughter, Manon, Belmont, ore a gown of heavy taffeta, i Mr. and Mrs. V. B as tola. Buffalo, ilonial style, with hoop skirt.prays of fall-colored flowers tere embroidered in the front of Mrs. S. Hamiltonskirt which was cut to showi sKirt wmcn was cut uj snww rT n -it truffle petticoat and with this, H/ZS rV€~±\ UuttUl I i wore a short blue velvet jac-! ■* IHer head-piece was a smallirbanofgrotto color feathersid she carried a colonial bouquet red roses and sweet peas.Shower RecentlyMiss Julie Presutti, Belmont, Mrs. Sherman A. Hamilton was ster of the bridegroom, was maid hostess at a delightful event m; honor. Her gown was of pea- compliment to her sister Miss.Jgs.SAsSme and she earned a t j Five Hundred were the eveningstuquet ox red roses and sweet divergioa ^ favors were present-'Sr v -A rx led to Mrs. John L. McNamara..The bnd^smaids. EMi^ ArmaDi-, jotm Metzenger, Bridge, Mrs. irbo, am ter of the bride, Mss, George mck and ^rs. Joseph Fitz-mora Presutu. E^Iiss Genevieve j maurjCe 3^3 ^ additional award resutti, sisters of the groom, were j ^ ^ to ilrs_ Michael J.nvned in similar fashion. Miss \ Keenaa jbe honored guest receiv-iCerbo s gown ^ was Oi shade of j ^ a guest’s gift, ackberry chenille* embroidered j Lunch was served at small ffeta: Miss lienora DiCerbo’s of i ^bles decorated m autumn flow-»cock blue and her sister's in. ers_ John Metzenger. Mrs.ackbcrry shade. They also ■ £lt;jvcards and Miss Rose O’Hara of re contra*ting, feathered tur-s were among those present.Miss Quinn’s wedding to Haroid
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Olean Times Herald
Olean, New York, US
Mon, Oct 30, 1939
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