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Monessen Girl And Walter Kossol United In MarriageAt a nuptial lush* mass, performed at lO::w it. in., Wednesday morning, September 12, in the St.Cajetan church of Monessen, Miss Gloria Snmbuchiiti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snmbucliini of MeMuhnn avenue, Monessen, became the bride of Walter Kossol, son of Mr. anti Mrs. S. A. Kossol of Lock View, North Charleroi.Rev. N’unzio Pirn Hi officiated at the ceremony, before an ultur ar-luugcd with rhododendron and white gladioli. The aisle was lined with white crash, and white satin bows adorned the pews. Robert Scanlin of Pittsburgh, a fraternity brother of the Krooni, sung the responses and hymn* of the mass.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of Chantilly lace, scalloped over nylon illusion and satin. The fitted bodice had u yoke of illusion net and the sleeves were long. Two rows of nylon ruffles edged the skirt and the Court train, add her fingertip veil of illusion was held by a satin Dutch cap of seed pearls and uppliqued lace. She carried a satin-bound Prayer Rook, topped with a white orchid, arranged with white baby mums nnd satin streamers.As maid of honor, Inez Sambuch-ini, the bride's sister, wore a gown of bronze-gold taffeta fatle, over which were worn diamond-shape! 'skirts of net. Her hat was of a semibonnet effect, and other accessories were matching mitts. She carried a spray of bronze and gold mums entwined with ivy.The bridesmaids, Beatrice and Audrey Kossol, sisters of the groom, wore gowns and hats of raspberry shade, identical to the attire of the maid of honor. They carried sprays of gold and bronze mums, also entwined with ivy.John Kossol, brother of the groom, served as best man, and ushers were Kay Nutt of Charleroi and Charles Kossol, brother of the groom.The bride’s mother attended the wedding wearing an azure blue lace- ' trimmed crepe dress with black accessories, and an orchid corsage. The groom’s mother was attired in n , grey crepe dress with black acccs- 1 sories. Her corsage was also an : orchid. 1Following the ceremony, break- : fast was served at the bride’s home 1 for the wedding party and immediate families. In the early afternoon, dinner was served at the Slovak , H'ome for approximately sixty : guests. A reception followed in the . afternoon and evening, with one . hundred sixty attending.When the couple left for a wed* ‘ding trip to Virginia, traveling by way of the Skyline Drive and Washington, D. C., the bride was wearing a navy blue suit with gold accessories. ;The bride is a graduate of Mones- . sen high school and Douglas Busi- . ness School, and jvas employed in : the Transportation offices of The , 1 Pittsburgh Steel Company. Her hus-I band is a graduate of Charleroi high , school and is attending Duquesne . University. He is self-employed in 1 the trucking business. j
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Charleroi Mail
Charleroi, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Sep 18, 1951
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