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1 = Some Miss Margaret Louise Magruder, Fidelis, Preparatory,school, Herman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pa,° Was employed on the staff of Magruder, Ridgéley, became the|the Celanese Corporation prior to bride of. Capt. Joseph G, McGinn,jentering the Armyve years ago, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McGinn.He served in the Southwest Pacific 203 Grebe street, in a ceremony for forty-Four months, receiving his] solemnized i the rectory of SS.jcormumission as captain in the Fiji Petey and Paul church yesterday [eee morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Father Frederick, O. FP. M. Cap, officiated. Miss Elizabeth McGhin, ‘sister of the bridegroom, recent discharged from the Army Nurse Corps; Wael, maid of honor and the bride's only attendant. Joseph Ruffo, Frostburg, former sergeant in the Army, served as best man for Capt. McGinn. ‘The bride chose chartreuse col ored suit for her marriage, with Which she wore brown accessories..4 corsage of orchids completed her costume. Miss McGinn was attired in a dark brown costume, with matching her and accessories, and wore corsage of orchids, Mrs. McGion, mother of the bride groom, was attired in a costume of navy blue with girt blue trimming and accessories and Worth corsage of gardenias,” . Following the ceremony, break fast was served the bridal party and trinities at the Queen City Hotel. One tables arranged in a square, were decorated with ropes of smilax form and bonguets of white soap. dragons and gladioli. A tiered wed ding cake centered the bride's tane.. The bride graduated from Ridge ley High School and from the Alle gany Hospital School of Nursing in 1942. She has done private nursing since her graduation. Capt. McGinn, a graduate of St jemanss . After serving in Austtalia, New Caledonia, and New Guinea, Capt. MacGinn was wounded on Bougain ville, while serving with the 1th Engineers of the 37th Division. He wears the Purple Hearf, and Silver Star Medals, Asiatic-Pacific riobort with two vate G Grdane Ar rowheas and Pacific Defense ribbon. . . ‘Upon returning from the Pacific firea last December, Capt. McGinn re-enlisted and is now stationed at Fort Delvoir, ‘Virginia, Gapt, and. Mrs. McGinn left in the early afternoon for a wedding trip to Bear Mountain, N. Y. and New York City, after which’ they will reside in Virginia near Fort ‘Belvoir. “For traveling, the bride was stored in a black and white suit with black topper and black and white accessories, with a cor sage of orchids. Among ‘the out-of-town guests there for the wedding were ‘Maj. Douglas W. Piningson, and Mrs. Finlayson, Washington,, C., the former served with Capt. McGinn In the Pacific; Miss Agnes M. Mc Ginn, aunt of the bridegroom, Lonacouing; Miss Beryl Skidmore, Washington, D. C. Lt. Dern Reddy, ,USA. and Mrs. Reddy, Rochester, N. ly) and Mrs. H. A. Full, Granteville.
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Cumberland Times
Cumberland, Maryland, US
Sun, Apr 28, 1946
Page 14
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