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IN A DOUBLE-RING CERE MONY in St. Peter's Catholic Church Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Rosemary J. Rich became the bride of Marine Sat. Emmett Gulette, recently re turned from two years and a half in the Pacific. White roses were used as decoration, and the choir sang for the nuptial high mass. The bride, who is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rich of 246 North avenue, was given in marriage by her father. She was gowned in white satin, fash ioned with a round neckline and long sleeves. The gathered skirt extended into a long train. Her finger-tip veil was caught to a cap of net, ornamented with pearls and lace flowers. She car ried white roses! The three bridal attendants wore gowns designed alike but in different colors. They had V- necklines, and very short sleeves, and the pencil -slim skirts were draped in front. All carried roses. Mrs. Paul Shia vella of Pittsburgh, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor in grey. Mrs. Ralph Paul wore yellow and Mary Rita Rich was in blue as bridesmaids. Sgt. Guiette, who is the son of Mrs. Norwood Deichert, 133 Eastman street, asked his bro ther Louis to be his best man. Seating the guests were Homer Van Hollenbeck and Dr. August Richard Maekelberghe. Mrs. Rich wore a white crepe gown figured in blue, and gar denias. A rose-beige suit with matching hat and a corsage of larkspur were Mrs. Deichert's choice. Places were laid for 24 at the wedding breakfast at King’s Inn, and in the evening the Rich home was the scene of the re ception at which approximately 200 friends greeted the couple. Red, white and yellow roses were used in profusion through out the house. Sgt. and Mrs. Guiette left for a northern wed ding trip, to be gone about—a week. He reports August 12 at San Diego for reassignment. He is on 60-day furlough, MRS. EMMETT GUIETTE
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Monitor Leader
Mount Clemens, Michigan, US
Tue, Jul 03, 1945
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