Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 8

DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMES Saturday, September 21,1974 1 Viola Kilson, of 2120 W. 9th Chester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Louis NeSmi'lh of Chester, became the bride of Robert J. 'Bishop of 142 Millick Sept. 15 at the bride's home, with the Rev, Ballard officiating.

She was given in marriage by her father and wore a floor-length miht green i gown and a veil of the same color. She carried a white orchid. She was attended by her sisters, Mrs. Ella Charleston and Mrs. Beatrice Mclver.

Edward Bishop was best man for his'brother. A reception was held at the bride's home. Mrs. Bishop is a graduate of Chester High School and the Philadelphia Nursing School. She is practical nurse.

Mr. Bishop is retired from the Armed; Forces where he served for 23 years. He is a tractor-trailer driver. The couple will reside at the bride's homein Chester. OUTLO Schtiriiz, fvohs Smith, Jennings MRS.

ROBERT J. BISHOP McKay, Kerney marriage of Barbara Jane Kerney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Augustus Kerney of Towson, Maryland, to Edward Bowen McKay of Smyrna, son of Mr. and Mrs, James Marshall McKay of Wallingford, took place Saturday in the chapel Dame Preparatory School in Hampton, Maryland.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. The maid of honor was Jacqueline E. Morris. The bridesmaids were Mrs. John M.

Kerney, sister-in-law of the bride, Helaina M. Brown, and Jean M. West. The best man was F. Wistar Kane.

The bride is a graduate of Notre Dame Preparatory School and Washington College. The bridegroom is. a graduate of Archmere Academy, Washington College and received, his' Masters of Science degree from Rensselaer polytechniclnstitute. After a trip to Virginia the couple will'live in Smyrna. Carolyn Jennings became the bride of John 14 at 2 p.m.

in the First AME Churchi Darby. The Rev. Ernest J. Brown officiated. The couple are of Mr.

Pickens Jennings, Eighth Street, Chester," and Mr. and Mrs. OceHa'Smith, Norris'Drive, Chester. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of imported Madeira lace trimmed with pearls and featuring jewel-accented neckline. The sheath style gown flowed into a cathedral train.

The floor-length veiLof Chantilly lace was attached to a picture hat of French illusion trimmed with pearls. The bridfe carried a Bible covered i glamellia, gladiola blossoms, lillie's of the valley and baby's breaths. Mrs. Marietta -Harper and Mrs. Nora Lee Parker, sisters of the bride, were matrons of honor.

They wore shrimp-color A-line gowns. Mrs: Helene Watson and Sylvia Jennings, sisters of the bride, and Mrs. Alma Sims, Mrs. Barbara Thompson, Mrs. Levoliour McCarthy and Mrs.

Catherine Jacobs were bridesmaids. They wore Javender A-line Lori Ann Jennings and Ursula Watson were flower girls. David' Harper was ring bearer. Russell Davis; brother of the bridegroom was best man. A reception was held at the Colony -Hotel; Chester.

The couple left for a trip to San Juan and St. Thomas.They will reside in Chester. bride is a-graduate of Chester High School and attended Philadelphia Academy of Music: She is employed by Merck, Sharp and" Dohme, West Point. Her husband is a graduate'of Chester High School and is employed by Congoleum Nairn Marcus Hook. Marion Ellis Eyons, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Egbert Ellis Evons'of Media, became the bride of Joel Keck Schantz, son Mr. and Mrs. Horace Schantz of Emmaus, on Sept. 7 at the Reformation Lutheran Church.

The Rev7 Robert E. Anderson officiated. Jana Barbor was maid of honor' and Donald Laine was best man. A reception was held at the St. David's Inn.

Mr. and Mrs. Schantz will" make their home in El Prado, New Mexico. Mulholland, D'lgnazio MRS. ROBERT FRANCIS CROWLEY of West Chester, formerly of Glenolden, Nancy Elizabeth Fawcett before her marriage Aug.

24 to the son of Mr. and Francis W. Crofwle of Flossmoor, Til. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Fawcett of Milford, Del. The couple resides in Wesl Chester. Gardner, Murphy A wedding in the Maitland Art Center, Maitland, Sept. 7 united Susan Joan Murphy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

James Brannen Murphy of that city and'Kenneth James of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Gardner of Bonsall Road, Ridley The Rev. William Pickett officiated.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a three tier pale gown. Her flowers were rosebuds tied with pink ribbon. Robert George Gardner, twin brother of the best man. A reception was held in the Center. The bride, a graduate of Ridley High School and the University of Florida is a nurse.

The bridegroom is graduate student and carpenter. They will' live in Gainesville, Fla. Gardner, Cordova Mary Charlene Cordova of Portales, New Mexico, and Robert-G. Gardner of Ridley Park were married Sept. 14 at 1 p.m.

in the Ridley Park Methodist Church. The couple are the children of Mrs. Josephine Portales, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.

Gardner, of 504 Bonsall Road, Ridley Park. The Rev. Merritt Gottschalk officiated. The brid was. given in marriage by her uncle, Mr.

James B. Summy. Gail E. Gardner, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor, and Kenneth James Gardner was best man for. his twin brother.

A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Summy in Newtown Square. The couple will 1 reside in Portales where the bride is attending Eastern New Mexico University. Mr.

Gardner, a graduate of Ridley High School and Widener College, is a sergeant stationed at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico. Bonnie' Lee D'lgnazio, daughter of Mrs. Leonard J. D'Ignazip of Media 'and Paul Mulholland of Media, son of Mrs. Helen Mulholland and the late Mr, Paul Mulholland were married Sept.

.7 at 7 p.m. in the Middletown Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Harry Martin officiated. Given in marriage by her: uncle.Mr.

the bride wore a classic 1 gown of. white-peau'de crepe with seed pearls and crystals on her ring collar and cuffed candlestick sleeves. The detachable Wat- teau trin' was chapel length: Her headpiece was a demi cap holding a full length pearl-stud- illusion veil. She carried a cascade of white roses and daises. Maid of honor was the bride's sister, Dottie Jean D'lgnazio.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Lisa Carnie; Helen Mulholland, sister of the bridegroom. They wore gowns of lime ice linen. Robin'Lee Killianwas'flower girl and James D'lgnazio was ring bearer. Raymond Fox was' best man.

After a reception at the Towne. the couple left trip to Croix, Virgin Islands. They will reside in Lima. PAUL MULHOLLAND JR. Keech, Lobb MR.

AND MRS. -JAMES SUMMY MAC PHAIL, were married Sept. 7 in Our Lady of Assumption 'Church. She is the "-former Catherine Rita L'edonne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Ledonne of Wayne. Her husband is the-son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mac Phail of 400 Martin Folsom. The couple will reside in Wayne.

Sherree Ellen Lobb the. bride of Gregory Bruce Keech, at 5:30 Sept. 7, at the Bethany United Church. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry-E. Lobb, 3115- Highwoods Drive, Aston, and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Keech, 306 Fairview Road, 1 Springfield.

Rev. Raymond Pinch perfor- med the ceremony. Given in marriage by her i father, the bride's gown was trimmed with chantilly lace at the neck and hem, and featured long sleeves and a full skirt. Her floor length veil was also made of lace. She carried a nosegay of carnations and daisies.

Mrs. Carolyn.Blevins, who served as honor attendant for her sister, as-well as the bridesmaids', Mrs. Claudia Hedemark, the bride's sister, and Kendall Keech; sister of the bridegroom, were all attired in blue chiffon. Christian Hedemark served as best man for his brother-in-law. After, a reception at Friendship Fire Hall, Unwood, the couple left for a trip to Disney World.

The bride, a graduate of Sun Valley High School, is' a secretary, at Crozer Chester Medical husband, a graduate of Springfield High School arid Temple University, is an electronic technician at Phoenix Steel Claymbht. The couple will 1 reside in Aston'. DR. AND MRS. MICHAEL L.

MOELLER were married Aug. 31 in Thornton. They are the children of Mr. ana 1 Mrs. A.E.

Hildilch of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. F. Moeller of Abington. The couple resides at State College.

MR. AND JOHN FRANCIS MARINELLI were wed Sept. 7. She is the former Bonnie Jo Walden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Walden of Broomall. Mr. and Mrs. John Marinejli of Broomall are her' husband's parents. Kennedy, Waff Hook Fire the couple left for the Pocono Mountains.

They will reside in The bride is a graduate of Chichester High School and is a switchboard operator for Air Products and Chemicals, Linwood. Her husband, a graduate of Chichester High School, is employed by British Petroleum, Marcus Hook. Renee Lisa Watt, daughter of Mrs. Laura D. Watt of Marcus Hook and Warren Watt of New Castle, became the bride of Martin' James Kennedy on Sept.

14 at'6 p.m. in the Resurrection of Our Lord Church, Chester. The Rev. Joseph Glalts officiated. Mr.

Kennedy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Kennedy of Trainer. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an Empire style chiffon gown with lace bodice and sleeves, scoop neckline and featuring a chapel-length train with lace appliques.

The gown was made by her mother. Her waist-length veil Was held by a tiara of mother of pearl flowers. She carried a nosegay of roses, carnations, daisies and baby's breath. Mrs. Susan Loretto, sister of the bride, was matron of honor.

She wore a rose'Empire chiffon gown. Bridesmaids were Patty and Ruth Ann Kennedy, sisters of the bridegroom, and Joan Massey. Their gowns were rainbow colored Empire chiffon. 'Flower girt was Tammy Domoyer. Terry was ring bearer.

William Kerinedy was best man for hisbrother. After a reception in Marcus MRS. MARTIN J. KENNEDY Htinnum The marriage of Mary Beth Hannum of Swarthmore and William Gilbert Montgomery of Aston took place in Thornbury Township, Sept. 6.

Justice of the Peace Clarence Nesbitt officiated. The.bridfe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Hannum, 215 Lafayette Swarthmore, and the bridegroom.is the son Mr.

and. Mrs. William Gilbert Montgomery of 69 Woodbrook Way, Aston. The bride wore a iong white gown of matte jersey, with empire waist, and long sleeves ruffled at the wrist and neck. She carried three long stemmed jellow roses.

Mrs. John Fulton, sister of the bridegroom, was matron'of Honor. She wore a long gown of pale yellow chiffon. John Fulton was best man. A reception at 'W a 1 Delaware took place after the ceremony.

The bride graduated from Swarthmore High School and Penn State University. She is employed by Colonial Penn Insurance Philadelphia. The groom.graduated, from St. James High School and Penn State University. He is a sales engineer with Wood Industrial Products in shohokan.

The couple will' live in the New Kent Apartments, West Chester. MRS. MICHAEL DUDNICK is the former Mary Ellen Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford, 107.

Jansen Essington. She 'and the son of Mrs. Elaine Roth of Kennett Square and the late Herman Dudnick, were married Sept. 1. Czuktewskl MRS.

DANIEL JOSEPH MULLIN is the former Helen Rita Killen, daughter of Mrs. Helen Moffitt of Darby. Her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.

Mullin, of Philadelphia. The couple were wed Sept. 7 and will reside in Darby. MRS. LEONARD MIKULSKI is the former Lorraine Smith, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James C. Smith of Darby. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Mikulski of Philadelphia. The couple were married Aug. 17in Darby. They are residing in Colwyn. Mr.

'and Mrs. Gordon Grimditch of Media, announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria; to Gary. Ladd, son of Mr. and Ernest Ladd, also of Media. The couple are graduates of Penncrest High School.

Mr. Ladd is an airman STATIONED AT Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, and is completing studies in Applied Aerospace Sciences. Carolyn Czukiewski and Robert F. Broderick were married Sept. 7 at 2 p.m.

in St. John Fisher's Church, Chichester. Father Joseph Lyons officiated. The parents of the couple are and Mrs. Joseph E.

Elbon Road, Parkside, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broderick, 3505 Greenwood Bopthwyn. Given in- marriage by her father, the bride wore a grecian styled white double knit jersey gown with white floral lace appliques at the waist, wrists, neckline and chapel length train. Her veil of illusion lace was held by a white floral headpiece studded with appliques.

She carried a cascade of whi.te carnations, baby carnations, 'buttons, baby's breaths, lilie of the valley, and fern. The maid of honor was Maria She wore a pink, Greek-style gown. Bridesmaids were Joanne Czukiewski, sister of the bride, Gayle Brennan and Betsy Cimino. The attendants wore Greek-style blue gowns. Benjamin Elliott was best man: reception was held at Lennox Park Fire Co.

a trip'to Southern Spain and Morocco, the. couple, will at Hilltop Drive, Brookhaven. bride is a graduate of Valley" High School and Brandywine College. She is an airline stewardess. Her husband, a graduate of Chichester High School and Delaware County Vo-Tech is employed by Reynold's Metals Co.

PATTI LYNN BRADFORD Bradford, Bronecke -icl Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 71 Rosemont Aston, announce the, engagement of Patti Peter of N.J., son of Mrs. Dolores Bromecke of Brookhaven, and the late Mr. Peter Bronecke.

Bradford is a graduafe.y of Sun Valley High School and senior at West Chester College. fiahce, a graduate of Valley High School and is an electrical engineer for R.C.A., Moorestown, N.J. A June 7, 1975 wedding planned. CATHERINE E. Putin: Miglionico Mr, and' Mrs.

Hubert '-W. Pullin, Boothwyri, announce'the engagement of their daughter to Frank J. Miglionico son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Ptak of Claymont and Frank Miglionico of Aston.

Miss Pullin, a Chester-Upland School District of Practical Nursing is'-' employed, at Sacred Heart" 1 Chester. Her fiance, a graduate 'of' Ridley High School, attended the University of Florida, and is employed Elwyn Institute. CASSANDRA M. SWAVY. I Swavy, 17f Mr.

and Mrs. Swavy, 114 Jones Drive, -Linf. wood, announce engagement of their'daughter," Cassandra Marje, to Paul Raymond of-; Eddystone, son of Mr. and Henry Litwin' of Arizona. Miss Swavy is a graduate.of Notre Dame High School and is': employed by Scott Paper Her fiahce is a graduate of St.

James High and Goldey Beacom College, and is employed by E.I. DuPont Wilmington. A November wedding is planned. 6 i i.