Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 13

Constance E. Jacoby Irvin Southerly Jr. -Mr. and Mrs; Ru fus Jacoby of Belts- vine, formerly 'of the Lebanon area, the marriage of their daughter, Constance to Irvin Southerly. 'son of.

Mr. and of Luray, bride 15 the daughter of the former Edith Frantz and' the ter of the Rev. 'Elias -Mi- Frantz of The wedding took Saturday at three o'clock and a reception was held following the ceremony at the Adelphi Mill. The bride wore a gown of silk organza iwith a chapel length train. Her tulle veil trimmed with seed pearls and sequins and she carried a bouquet of Majestic daisies and Her attendants -wore pastel silk: or- -ganza dresses.

Attendants for the bride were Misses Marian Trygve Struble Becomes Bride The marriage of Miss Marian Trygve Struble of Annville and Norman Freed of Easton was solemnized at three o'clock on Sunday afternoon at the 0 Sholonv Temple, Harrisburg. Rabbi Philip Bookstaber performed the single ring ceremony. Music was provided by Miss Mildred Myers of Annville, organist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George G. Struble of 27 N. Ulrich St. She is a graduate of Annville High School and Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. IThe groom is the son-of Mr.

and Mrs. Hyman Freed of 139 Apple Blossom Road. He was graduated from Easton High School and Antioch College. Both the bride and groom hold graduate fellowships at Western Reserve University at Cleveland. Mrs.

Irvin Claude Southerly Jr. Paula Joy Smith, maid of honor; Nancy Lee Southerly, sister of the groom; Susan Frantz, cousin of the bride, and Ruth Eileen sister of the bride, brides- and the bride's youngest isisters, Susan and Deborah Jacoby, flower girls. The brother, Jackie Wayne Southerly, served as best man. Ushers were Ronald F. Jacoby, brother of the bride; William Scruggs, Robert Griffith and Donald I.

1 The couple wiE live at Harrisonburg until next June when Mr. Southerly will 'graduate from Bridgewater College where (he is studying psychology. Ten Couples Apply Here For Marriage Licenses Ten license applications were "filed Saturday at the courthouse. Applicants are: William Zimmerman, 18, shoe factory worker, Main Richlan son of'Taul S. Zimmerman and M.

Zimmerman, and Mary L. Gibble, 17, Myerstown R. D. Two, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry A. Gibble. William E. -Kenning, 21, body- man and painter, 729 S. Fourth son of Mr.

and Mre. George, M. Henning, Christine R. Eggert, 18, 114 S. Third daughter of Mrs.

Joseph B. Jay N. Zuck, 20, farmer, Lebanon R.D. One, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman E. Zuck, and Lor- jjf aino' Hitz, 20, machine oper- Lebanon R.D. One, daughter and Mrs. jLandis G. Hitz.

i- Paul Hibshman 23, clerk, 526 S. Cherry" Myerstown, son of Paul W. iHibshman Sr. and Grace E. Snyder, and Nancy E.

Reinhart, 21, registered nurse, West Reading, daughter of Clarence H. Reinhart and the late Bertha M. Reinhart. Arthur L. Miller, 27, electrician, 122 E.

Maple Palmyra, son of iRuth G. Miller and the late Arthur G. Miller, and Mary L. Bordlemay, 19, secretary, Annville R.D. One, daughter of Mr.

viand Mrs. George E. Bordlemay. Elmer D. Lasher, 19, baker, Annville R.D.

One, son of Mr. and Mns. James P. Lasher and Carol L. Fraser, 16, student, 646 Maple Annville, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold A. Fraser. Richard L. Steiner, 25, steel worker, Church Richland, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Martin G. Steiner, and Ruthann Fisher, 19, sec rotary, 710 S. Railroad Myerstown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin J. Fisher. Richard C. Andrews, 26, pack- Mary Alice Tobias Feted At Party Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Tobias Jr. of 1108 Forest St. entertained at a party, on Sunday afternoon at their home in honor of the birthday anniversary of their daughter, Mary Alice, who is 13 today. Guests were Mary's classmates In the eighth grade at St. Mary's School.

She received cards and gifts. present were Kathleen Brown, Justine Pastore, Frances Zidik, Barbara Shutter, Elizabeth Shutter, Monica Rudegeair, Peggy Reiliy, Peggy Munsch, Rita Nash, Susanne Wile, Martha Ullrich, Marianne Cascarino, Jane Paugh, Eleanore Jennings, Patricia Thompson, Jeanne Shuey, Sally Yingst and Joseph Tobias. Class Meeting AtCominsHome Mr. and Mrs. George Comins, Lebanon R.D.

3, were hosts on Saturday night at their home for a meeting of the Irvin Kennedy Married Couples Class of Salem EUB Church. Mrs. Comins read Scripture and William Swinesburg offered prayer to open the meeting. Mrs. Wilbur Shojop, president, conducted a business session, after which refreshments were served by Mr.

and Mrs. Comins. There will be no meeting in July. Visit Washington Thirty-seven women from erance Chapter 502, Order of J7 Eastern Star, and two men, took a 'bus trip to Washington, D.C., Saturday. Congressman Walter Mumma had one of his aides take the group on a tour of the White House and Capitol building after which they had luncheon in one of new cafeterias in the building.

aging worker, 346 W. Main Myerstown, son of Charles R. Andrews and late Catharine M. Andrews, and Marteen Ann Hartranft, 20, sewing machine 'operator, Sheridan R. D.

One, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Hartranft. Andrew P.

Smetana, 19, factory worker, 1309 Brandywine son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smetana, and Sandra E. Hess, 18, factory worker, 221 S.

Eleventh daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. Garfield C. Hess. Ronald C.

Donton, 17, poultry worker, Pine Grove R.D. One, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram E. Donton, and Patricia 'Ann Yordy, 17, factory worker, 432 N.

Twenty- Third daughter of Anna M. Yordy and the late Herman S. Yordy. Ohio, she in French and he in physics. Given in marriage by her ther, the bride was seen in a full length gown of embroidered nylon over taffeta.

Her headpiece was a pearl coronet with a short veil. She carried.a cascade bouquet of red roses and lilies of valley. in-Iaw of the bride, served -a, matron of honor. She wore a bal lerraa length dress of blue tissue shantung. Her bouquet was pink roses and lilies of the val- Mrs.

George W. Struble, ley. Best man was Hyder AH Hyderabad, India, college room mate of the groom. Ushers were George W. Struble and John Fuhner.

A reception was held at the Cocoa Inn. Hershey, after which the couple left for a honeymoon at Cape Cod and Quebec, Canada Mr. and Mrs. Freed will live at Cuimington Way, Cleveland 6 Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Monday, June 13, 1960 Miss Wismer Bride Of Page 13 Ray Stickler Miss daughter of Henry Jonestown R.D. 2.

and Ray R. Stichler, son of Ernest R. Stichler, Grantville R.D. 1, were married at two o'clock Saturday afternoon in Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church, Ono. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

She wore a ballerina-length dress of Chantilly lace and a fingertip veil with a crown of seed pearls. She carried a crescent bouquet of white carnations. Miss Priscilla Firestine, friend of the bride, was maid of honor, wearing a mint green dress of chiffon. She carried a. Colonial bouquet of white carnations, pink berries and ribbons.

Bridesmaids were the Misses Cheryl and Ilene Boyer, who wore pink chiffon and carried bouquets of white carnations with green berries and ribbons. Ben Schriver served as best man. Ushers were Mervin Schwartz and William Herr. All were friends of the groom. Guests from Maine; Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Miss Rosene Kettering was the organist and Richard Wildasin, the soloist. A reception was held at the Ono Fire Hall. The couple will be at home at Jonestown R.D. The bride is a graduate of Hershey High School "with the class of 1960. The groom was graduated from the same school in 1959.

He is employed by the Jonas Donmoyer Trucking Company. Hershey First EUB Church Scene Of Nuptial Rites The wedding of Miss Jean Delores Reese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Reese, 72 Cedar Hershey, and Leon K. Saufley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alva Saufley, Hummelstown R.D. 2, took place on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was performed in the First Evangelical United Brethren Church, Hershey, by the Rev. Thomas W.

Gruinivan. The double ring service was used. Robert Smith, church provided the music with Robert Weilder, Palmyra R.D. 1, as soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length gown of Alen- con lace and silk organza with a scoop neckline and brief sleeves.

The bouffant skirt had a back bow and ended in a chapel train. Her crown of lace and pearls held Mrs. Leon K. Saufley a fingertip veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of miniature calla lih'es centered with a white orchid 'and baby breath.

Mrs. Albert Ruhl of Hershey served as matron of honor for her sister. Mrs. Larry Stuart of Pal GOOD SCOUTS Mrs. Lester Frey, leader of Girl Scout Gertrudes Catholic Church, presents Curved Bar awards to three troop members (left to right), Patricia Lance, Julianne Devitz and Elaine Devitz.

The Curved Bar is the highest Girl Scout award. 3 St. Gertrude's Scouts Given Curved Bar Awards Three Girl Scouts of Troop 50, St. Gertrude's Catholic Church, were awarded the Curved Bar, highest award in Gi'rl Scouting, on Sunday night in the troop's meeting room. IFull presentation ceremonies are to be held later, but the awards were given the giris Sunday night so that they will be able to wear them on a two-day stay in New York City this week.

Thirty six girls and eight adults will toe making the trip. Patricia Lance, Julianne Devitz and Elaine Devitz were presented with Curved Bars by Mrs. Lester Frey, troop leader. Patricta Lance, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Lance of 455 E. Canal is a junior at Lebanon Catholic High School. She has (been -in scouting for six years and has earned 21 proficiency badges. Julianne Devitz is the 14-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl G. Devitz, 714 N. Third Ave. She is a freshman at Lebanon Catholic High School and has earned 19 proficiency Bridal Shower Held Mrs. Charles Fetter of Mt.

Zion entertained at a surprise shower last Wednesday evening in honor of 'her sister, Miss Kathryn Brown, Myerstown R. D. 2. Miss Brown will wed Joseph Ninkovich of Lebanon R. D.

2 on JuJy 2. Mrs. Morris Brown, Mrs. Barbara Brown, Mrs. Edward Swisher and Mrs.

Joseph Laudenslager served as co hostesses to 33 guests. badges. She has been a Girl Scout for four years. Elaine Devitz, 15, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Devitz, 427 N. Seventh Ave. A junior at Lebanon Catholic High, she has 'been a scout for six years and has earned 20 proficiency badges. AI three girts are patrol leaders. Julianne and 'Elaine are cousins.

myra and Mrs. Fred Seaman of Campbelltown were (bridesmaids The three attendants wore iden tical short dresses of lilac sflieer made with scoop necklines anc panelled, full skirts. The matron of honor carried a cascade white carnations and baby's breath with an orchid center. The bridesmaids carried and white carnations breath. Their headpieces', we're petal-hats trimmed with pearls and circular veils.

Deborah Ruhl, niece of the bride, was flower girl wearing a short white dress of lace and nylon. She wore a floral headband and carried a basket filled with lavender and white mixed flowers. The bride's mother attended in a blue lace dress with a matching hat. The groom's mother was attired in a blue gown and white hat. Both lhad white accessories and white orchid corsages.

Richard Klingler of Humm els- own R.D. 2 was ibest man. John teese of Hershey, brother of the bride, and Philip Grubb of Hummelstown R.D. 2, seated the guests. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church social room for 300 guests.

The couple's future home will be at Newark, Del. The bride, a graduate of Hershey High School and Thompson's Business College, had been em- )loyed at the Hurnmelstown Na- ional Bank. The groom was graduated from Hershey High School. He is a senior at the University of Delavare, majoring in civil engineer- ng. Hold Stork Shower ForMrs.

Kessler Mrs. Gerald Kessler of 1035 Poplar St. feted at a stork shower on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Plottenberg, Lebanon R.

D. 3. Mrs. Dorothy Parpagene and Mrs. Anna Lloyd were hostesses.

Refreshments were served on a table centered with a stork figure. Those present were Mrs. Harold Rittle, Mrs. Gerald Doney, Mrs. Carl Innocent, Mrs.

Arlington Kessler, Mrs. Arthur Light, Mrs. William Plottenberg and Miss Sandra Cramer. Schaefferstown Pupils In Recital The Evangelical United Breth-' ren Church of Schaefferstown was the scene of a piano recital by pupils of Miss Mollte E. Umber-j ger, Schaefferstown, on Saturday 1 evening.

Miss Faith E. Strausser and (her mother, Mrs. Ruth Levengood Strausser, of Kfeinfeltersvilie, were guest artists on the program. Miss Strausser is a graduate of West Chester State College with a degree in music education and is a former pupil of Miss Umberger. She sang three solos and played a piano duet with Miss Umberger.

Miss Slraus- ser will teach music in Toms River, N. during (he next term. Those taking part with one year of lessons were: Kathryn Erb, Alice Horst, Thomas Horst, Lynn Longenecker, Victoria Dull, Nancy Huber, Virginia Sattazahn, Elizabeth Krall, Susan Enck and Donna Levengood. Piano duets and solos were included in the second part of the program. Participants were: Cynthia Kale, Linda May, Remee White, John Dubble, Ruth Bucher, Gregory Beamesderfer, Louise Krall, Donna Moats, Nadine Steinmetz, Rhoda Keller, Linda Brogan, Ann Erb, Beth Horst, Lynda Bachman, Jane Gingrich, Beth Eby and Sharon Carpenter.

Michael Huber and Steven Sattazahn opened the third part with a piano duet. Others taking part were Jane EUen Bucher, Joel Miller, Grace Gingrich, Carol Bucher, Dorothy White, Gail Smith, Jewel Behney, Roseann Dubble, Diana Sattazahn and Cordeh'a Huber, Thirty-two members of Lebanon County Future Homemakers America chapters, along with eight advisers and adult chaper ones, are attending the 15th an nual convention of the Pennsyl vania Association of FHA at Penn sylvania State University. Ses sions opened today and will con tinue through Wednesday. More than 1,000 high school girls, homemaking teachers and advisers are taking part. The convention them, "A Look To the Future," is based on a follow-up on the 1360 White House Conference on Children and Youth.

Keynote speakers are Dr. Kathryn Dice, director. Bureau of Special Services for Pupils, Department of Public Instruction, and Mrs. Lorna Sylvester, executive secretary, Governor's Committee on Children and Youth. Twenty-f our groups with FHA student leaders will discuss various topics taken from the White House Conference program.

The first general session was held today with Jacqueline Wil son, Allegheny County. State 'HA president, presiding. The delegation was welcomed by Dr Irace M. Henderson, dean, Col lege of Home Economics, Penn State University. The State FHA adviser and co ordinator of Homemaking in Pa.

Mrs. Clio S. Rcinwald, will dis "The Pleasures and Repon abilities of FHA Members." Miss Carol Houtz, Coraopolis, a past of the Pennsylvania National FHA Association and FHA representative at the White House Conference in Washington, is the student will be a member of the panel at the 2nd general session and will present a summary of the group discussions at the final ession Wednesday morning. Election Scheduled Highlights of the convention will je the election of officers Tues lay, presentation of honorary memberships to nine adults who ave aided and supported the or- anization, and announcement of he 12 Red Rose chapters of the tate organization. These chapters are selected for their outstanding activities and programs during he past year.

Among those scheduled to re-- ceive the Red Rose award is the Schaefferstown Chapter. In addition to a cash award, the chapter will receive a traveling plaque and a smaller plaque to be kept permanently. At a fashion show with approximately 70 participants, girls will model dresses they made dur ing the past school year, tonight At the third general session an nouncement will be made of the 1960 scholarship and essay con test winners. S. Lebanon Class Of '50 Has Reunion Members of the South Lebanon High School class of 1950 had heir tenth anniversary reunion on Saturday at the South Lebanon lions Park.

Approximately 50 members and their families at- fflnded. The outing was in the form of a family picnic with games and entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Lape and daughter Patty iresented a dog show.

Mrs. Lape is a member of the class of '50. It was decided to -hold the next reunion in 1965 on the 15th anniversary of the class. Attending with their families were: Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Forney, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mindy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hetrick, Mr.

and Mrs. flenry Heisey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patches, Mr. and VIrs.

Stanley Fox, 'Mr. and Mrs. 5Yederick Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Billingham, Mrs.

Janet Shaak, Miss Nancy Gruber, Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, Mr. and VIrs. Richard Wagner, Mrs.

Maron Shelly and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Staeger. Apply For License A marriage license application las been filed in the Schuylkill County courthouse by Margaret D. Miller, Pine Grove R.D.

2, and Arnold L. Sattizahn, Myers- Iowa. 32 Co. Future Homemakers Attending State Convention Annville Girls Graduate As Nurses Nancy A. Kettering Program With Boys Future Homemakers will Join the Future Farmers of America Tuesday evening for a program of entertainment by the FHA and FFA Choruses and the FFA band Newly elected officers wili be installed at the closing session Wednesday morning.

Diand Kay Heagy, junior at Annville Cleona High School, is a candidate for the office of fourth vice president in the state organization. She holds Junior Homemaker, Chapter Homemaker and State Homemaking degrees and is secretary of her chapter. Miss Shirley Werner, teacher at South Lebanon High School, will speak at the general session on Wednesday morning. Her topic, "Getting To Know Our European Neighbors," is based on her stay in Sweden last summer under the International Farm Youth Ex- program. Mrs.

Swank Attending Mrs. Helen R. adviser on home economics in the Lebanon County Schools.will head the county delegation. Girls who will sing in the State FHA chorus are: Karen Seidel, Annville Cleona: Dorothy White, Lorraine Krall and Lorraine Horst, Schaefferstown, and Bonita Norton, Palmyra. County models in the fashion show will be: Priscilla Brubaker and Janet Darkes.

Myerstown; and Doris Jean Bucher, Schaefferstown. Marilyn Cinder, Schafferstown. will serve as a discussion leader. Martha Reist, South Lebanon, will be a recorder. Eileen Seltzer, Schaefferstown, is a member of state nominating committee.

Other girls attending as delegates, alternates or members, along with their chaperones, are: Dianne Heagy Annvtlle Cleona, Mrs. Elaine C. Gasper, adviser; Rosalie Magni and Winnie Elliott. Cornwall, Mrs. Carolyn Houser, chaperone: Rachael Copenhaver and Eleanor Krause.

Myerstown, Miss Lois J. Smeltzer, adviser; Mary Schoener, Joann Flamini and Judy Schaeffer, who is chairman of Schaefferstown, Miss Lucy Bam- aerger, adviser: Miriam Bucher, Susan Horst and Barbara Forney. Newmanstown, Mrs. John Wandell, adviser: Pat Wolfe and Linda Brubaker. South Lebanon, Miss Shirley Werner, adviser; Daryl Wolf, Marilyn Boyd and Carol Kohr.

Palmyra, Miss Maryanne First, chaperone: Beckie Miller, Brenda Brandt. Jean Hoffman and Carol Lehman. Miss Patricia A. Werner Bride Of Rev. Roy Schmid St.

John's United Church of Christ was the scene of the wedding of Miss Patricia Ann Werner and the church pastor, the Rev. Roy F. Schmid, on Saturday, afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev. Malcolm E.

Barr, pastor of First United Church of Christ, officiated in the double ring ceremony. The church, recently renovated, was decorated with palms, ferns and white carnations. The bride is the daughter of Mr. andi Mrs. Lloyd 829 Walnut St.

She is a graduate of Lebanon Valley College and Drexel Institute of Technology, School of Library Science. She is employed as a librarian. The Rev. Mr. Schmid is a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, the Lancaster Theologic--' al Seminary and of the Temple University School of Theology.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schmid of Columbia, Pa. Carol R. Evana Two girls from Annville gradated from the Harrisburg Hospital School of Nursing at cere- nies held Thursday evening at Forum of the State Educa- ion Building.

They are Miss Nancy A. Ketter- ng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeorge R. Kettering, 1476 E.

tueen and Miss Carol R. Svans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Evans, 1440 E.

Queens t. Both graduated from Annville- Cleona High School in 1957 and both will complete their three- ear nursing courses on August 4. They were both active in the Nurses' Chorus, while at the school of Nursing. Miss Kettering had been editor- n-chief of the school yearbook, 'The Reflector." At the gradua- ion exercises, she also received an award for general excellence in nursing. The newly-married couple will reside at 931 Willow the church parsonage, until late when they will leave for lamburg, Germany, where the v.

Mr. Schmid will study at he University of Hamburg School of Theology. Miss Ruth Streicher, church organist, presented a half-hour recital before the ceremony. The bride's father gave her in marriage. Her wedding dress of white bouquet taffeta had a Sa- )rina neckline and short sleeves.

entire bodice was overlaid re-embroidered Alencon lace raced with seed and wheat jearls. A cummerbund encircled he waistline and was caught at he side in two loops appliqued vith lace motifs. The dome skirt iad side gathers and a chapel rain. She wore a two-tiered veil held a cloche of Alercon lace and pearls. She carried a cascade of white roses, carnations and stepn- anotis with ivy.

Mrs. Roy F. Schmid Attendants Miss Esther J. Maurer, Philadelphia, was the maid of honor. She was attired in a ballerina- length dress of white lace over pale aqua taffeta, with a flared skirt, short sleeves and a square neckline.

An aqua satin Empire band with a front bow and streamers trimmed the dress. Her matching headpiece was an aqua satin bow-band. She carried a cascade of coral and white baby carnations and ivy. The Rev. Norman Bucher Jr.

of Manheim served as best man. Ushers were James G. Quick and Geoffrey Sowers, friends of the groom, and Franklin L. Werner, brother of the bride. The bride's mother wore a dress of Lido blue lace with a matching satin cummerbund and a blue organza hat.

Mrs. Schmid, mother of the groom, attended in a pink lace dress and a pink chiffon hat. Both wore corsages of white camellias. Following a reception in the social rooms of the church, the couple left for a wedding trip through the Southern States. Brenner-Johe Marriage Solemnized At Palmyra In a double ring ceremony at three o'clock Sunday afternoon, Miss Jeannine H.

Johe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johe, 34 S. Duke Palmyra, became the bride of Frank E. Brenner son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Brenner of Cornwall. The wedding took place in the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren Church. Palmyra, with of the Penbrook United Church of Christ, officiating. The Rev.

Karry F. Wilkinson, pastor of the Cornwall Methodist Church, assisted. The church was decorated with greens and candelabra. Mrs. Paul Hoover, organist, and John Heagy, soloist, provided music.

Out-of-town guests were present from Lancaster County, Philadelphia, Bethlehem and Chambersburg. The bride is a graduate of Palmyra High School and Miners- vine State College. She is a second grade teacher in the South Lebanon Township School District. Mr. Brenner, a graduate of Cornwall High School, is attending Millersville State College.

Escorted by her father, the bride wore a floor-length dress of embroidered Swiss organdy with a square neckline and short sleeves. Her shoulder length veil was attached to an organdy pillbox. She carried a white Bible with white roses and daisies. The attendants, all friends of the bride, were Miss Vendla Ray, Morrisville, Mrs. Rudy Paquin.

Lancaster, and Miss Mariann Evans, Palmyra. They wore blue organdy dresses trimmed with white lace, and blue picture hats. They carried blue lace fans with white daisies. The mother of the bride wore a pink linen dress, white accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations. The groom's mother wore a beige eyelet dress with matching accessories and a corsage of yellow carnation.

James Brenner was his brother's best man. Ushers were Carl and Thomas Beard, Cornwall, friends of the groom. A reception for approximately 90 guests was held at the home of the bride. After a stay in the Poconos. the couple will reside in Palmyra.

For going away, the bride wore a lilac flowered voile dress, white accessories and a white corsage..