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essnuniL nivuimck.lely t is lose5 ofV 111Miss Evelyn G. Lather becomes Happy Bride of Prcf. Salvatore PanarelloA very pretty wedding took plane at the home of Mr* and Mrs, Drew Luther at six o’clock on Christmas night, when their Charming daughter, Evelyn the became the hride of Professor Sal-„ vatoro Panarello. The wedding is ahappy culmination of a romance which I , began six months ago and ended when, the Rev. Dr. Wright pronounced themnian and wife.The interior of the charming home on Clove avenue was very prettily decorated with ferns and potted plants and presented a very attractive ap-* pea ranee. The young couple weremarried beneath an arch of holly and laurel. To the beautiful strains ofriceiflfijjjf u_ . M 4' - ' - * ' .-V- v *-.v --st Lohengrin’s wedding march, played by jj an orchestra from New York City, the bride entered the parlor on the arm ofitch r fa^ier- The party was met at ! the arch by the groom and his best , man. The impressive wedding ceremony was then solemnized, and, amid . the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding v I march, the happy couple received the . . congratulations and best wishes of their friends.Miss Bernice II. Lauter was brides-rds.,^ek maid and Mr. Andrew W. Sterling, of * ] New York City,, was best man. The bride was attired in white silk chiffon over white China silk and carried a; ofI bouquet of white (chrysanthemums;she also wore a wreath of lilies of the the vallejY- TIie bridesmaid was attired the ln Yellow silk chiffon over yellow silk and carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums.0P Following the wedding ceremony an elaborate banquet was served in the dining room; Caterer McElroy pre-' 1 sided and the tables presented a mostf delightful sight. They were profusely ,l decorated with the choicest kind of the howers the hot houses in this vicinity Id afforded. In fact, no expense was I spared in making this, one of the most * important events in t.he life of their , daughter, happy* The happy wedding veil Pa^Y left on the 0.38 train, en route , . ' for New York City, where the groom 1ho had Prepared a cozy home for his now cl1 arming bride. The groom's pres-f ents to his bride were a gold watch, a * brooch, pearl and coral earrings.The bride's traveling dress was of his Pf-u-n c.°^ore(i serge. She wore a black llis ve^'et hat with sweeping willow * plume. They were the recipients of , \ many beautiful and costly presents, principally cut glass. The Times th joins with their numerous friends in this vicinity in wishng them a lfe of hanninnss and nrosneritwwas
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Haverstraw Rockland County Times
Haverstraw, New York, US
Sat, Dec 30, 1911
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