Williamsport Sun-Gazette from Williamsport, Pennsylvania • Page 7

MRS. RICHARD M. MHJ.ER (Becky Anne Dincher) The marriage of'Wn Becky Anne Dipcber. daughter of Mr. "Mrs.

Louis J. Dincher, 052 West Third Sutet, to Richard Michael Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Miller, Tlrusvllle, took at noon today, Nov: 28, 1970, In the Church of the Annunciation.

The Rev. Richard performed the ceremony and Mr. Dincher. escorted daughter to the altar. The-bride selected lace gown designed with a VlCt torlan nrffled neckline, full.length sleeves with ruffled cuffs, e.npire borfice, and bouffant with scalloped chnntilly lace I he bodice was highlighted with pearls.

A cluster of matching satin loops with applique motifs encrusted with seed pearls and crystal drops held the bride's pouf veil of English Illusion and she carried a cascade bouquet of white chrysanthemums pompons with ivyj Miss Donna Marie Dincher, this cfty, was maid of honor for Her sister. She wore a gown featuring an empire bodice of emerald green velvet with puff sleeves, and a light gieen skirt. She wore a band of flowers for her headdress and carried a matching bouquet of yellow daisy pompons and bronze and tan James Schwab, TJonesta, was best man for MrTMiller. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. The bridal couple will reside In Tituaville.

A-graduate of Williamsport High School, the bride is employed as an underwridng-cktrk by herty Mutual Insurance Co. Her husband was graduated from Titusville High School and the WHHa'rnsport Area Community College. He is employed as a carpenter by Deeter Homes, Coopeistowu. WILLIAMSPORT SUN-GA7ETTF Suttiff-Seaman Dr. and Mia.

Charles G. SudlfT, 1555' Qverbrook Road, have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Ann M. Sutliff to John-H. -Seaman, of Mr. and Paul Seaman, MontouryUki Rd Miss Sutliff is attending Willlamsport High School and is pmployed at Britts.

Mr. Seaman was graduated from Twp. High School: He Is by Lycoming and is serving in the A former teacher at Loyalsock Twp. High School was married in a Thanksgiving Day- ceremony in Plymouth Congregational Churchr Syracuse, N.Y. She is Mrs-Jonn Rigdon Sill, the fbmier Elizabeth Anne Smith, daughter "of Mrs.

Edward-AT Smith, Syracuse, and the-'Iate Mr. Smith. The bridegroom Lt. John R. Sill, US Navy, is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Sill, Cooperstown, N.Y. The bride's mother, the former Mary Gilmore, Is a Williamsport native and her grandfather the late Arthur S. Gilmore was at one time vice principal of the WilUamsport High School.

Lieutenant mother, the former Jane Rigdon, is a Williamsport native also. The Rev. Paul Flucke and the Rev. Richard McCollum performed the-' ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Sheridan G.

Smith gave his sister in marriage. Miss Judith Johnson, Syracuse, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss JoAnne Sill, East Detroit, Miss Joan Elizabeth Mentzer, Springfield, N.J.. and Harriet E. Diessler, cousin of the bride, Pensacola, Fla.

Susan E. Diessler, Pensacola, another cousin of the bride, was flower-girl. Green, Watertown, N.Y., served as best man and ushers were Craig Dickinson, Claverack, N.Y., and David Sill, Ridgefield, cousin of the The bride wore an ivory satin brocade A-line gown' with bishop sleeves. Her ivory silk Illusion veil was floor length and was attached to a headpiece of wax flowers. She carried a cascade arrangement of yellow roses andiuji chrysanthemums.

The maid of honor bridesmaids wore burnt orange antique satin gowns with roll collars and green, biege, and orange velvet ribbon. They carried chrysanthemums, ivy, and bittersweet. The junior bridesmaid and flower girl wore toast color gowns with tri-color velvet ribbon. They carried miniature bouquets of chrysanthemums, ivy, and bittersweet. The bride and bridegioom are both Syracuse University giaduates.

Mrs. Sill received the master of arts degiee in education from the same institution. The Couple will reside in Norfolk, Va. Miss Judy Lee Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

T. Miller, 1835 Mciilll Avenue, will become the bride of John Phillip Maietta. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R.

Maietta, 2050 Roosevelt Avenue, at 6.30 m. today. Nov. 28. 1970.

The Rev. Gerald Hcilman will perform the Cctciuony in the chapel of Trinity United Methodist Church and Mr Miller will give his daughter in mariage. The bride will be attired in a crepe gotvn with wedding ring collar, moss velvet weskit, velvet cufls on the bishop high-rise walitline. and dirndl skin. A shoulder length veil oFsilk illusion will fall front a matching moss velvet Dior bow hcaddJCM and will colonial bouquet of white rosebuds, white yellow daisies.

Mrs. John city, will be mauon of honor and will a lime and mou fashioned like that being worn by Urt bride. She will carry a colonial bouquet of yellow ifhite and yellow daisies. man for brother will be Richard H. Maiciu.

this city. A reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. The bridal couple will leave Jan. 1 for a trip to Vienna. They will reside at 852 West Third Street.

A graduate of Williamsport High School and the Williamspon Area Community College, the bride was cinployed at an account service a i a Industries. Mr. Maietta was graduated from the came high school. He is attending Bucknell Social Calendar Luncbton meeting, Omicroti Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, p.m. Saturday.

Dec. 12, Dutch Inn. Mill Hall; program co.li- mit tee. Miu Helen I. Lewis.

Miss Mai? E. T. Heller. Glen W. Rutsell.

and Miu Grace D. Mark; WilUamsport Mrs. Ruttell, chairman. K. Rosser.

Dr. Frances K. Skeath, and Miss Mary McCarty. muiio Saturday, November 28, 1970 Wfoii SL iJnV was' the 'setting for tto of and 7 MRS. KENNETH ERNEST BOWER (Cynthia Ann Swartz) SWdf te-Bu Miss Swartz, Ernest Arnold, this city; Mrs.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Richard Buckle, Lock Country Club T-ane, Lawrence Dincheiv-this city. of Kenneth F.mest- pink Bower, son of Mr.

and Mrs, Ray- long putt sleeves, empire waist- "Wllliarn Slee j)erfouued the. at 11 ajn. today, Nov. 28, 1970, The bride is the daughter R. llrtohel.

2114 -West: Street, arid the late IlefcUl, Mr. Gibbon is the of 'Jack E. Gibbon, 375 -dark Sinci, South -rWUIiomspoa. and GotwtolL The bride was glveii in marriage" by her father. She Wow -a satin go wu with eaiplre'WaUtHne, and chape) length train.

Her elbow, tf-ngth veil was a headdress arfd she carried whHe carriationsr: Mrs Richard cousin of the bride-row matwu or honor, Mrs. Dean tvarisr cousin of the -bride, and P'sie Ackeimah, both of South WllHanwport, and Bonnie Sechrist, city. They wore blue gowns with empire wasitMnes and Camelot sleeves. They bad matching bow headdresses and carried pompons 'and carnations. Bruce Maggs, this city, served as best man and Edward Ungard, South WilUamsport, Ackemjay and Thomas Mm ray, cousin of the bride, both of this city, ushered.

A reception in the church social hall and at the 40 et 8 followed the ceremony. Upon 'return from Niagara Falls the brjdajjcouple will reside at 2414 West Fourth Jitrcct. 1 he bride the Wilrtamsport High School. She is employed by the C. A.

Reed Co. Gibbon, an- employe of Bethlehem Steel attended South Williamsport High School. MRS. CARL E. GIBBON (Dorothy J.

Heichel) mond K. Bower. Cogan Station of 9 JMTK 20, 1970, in St. Mark's Lutheran Church. The Rev.

Frederick G. Hasskarl performed Swartz panned his-Haughter to the altar. The bride selected a white velvet gown featuiiiig long puff sleeves and empire waistline. A crown of pearls held her silk illusion veil and she carried a cascade bouquet pink rosebuds. Miss Diane city, was maid of She" wore a burgjmrly vplvef with puff empire waistline.

Her headdress was. a matching bow and She carried a cascade bouquet of pink carnations and burgundy-rose buds. Bridesmaids included Mrs. Activities of Organizations lines, and bow headdresses. Flower ski Jody Quigel this Hry She was attired in a burgundy velvet gown with angel sleeves and cap of.

She carried pink carnations and 4 hufgundy rosebuds. Best marTwasTGarl Britton, this city. Jerry-'wigel, this city, was 'bearer. Ushers included 11 Null Montpursyille; Thomas Tallman and Richard Slattery, this city. A reception followed ceremony.

The bridal couple will reside at Montoursvilk RD 2. A graduate of Loyalsock-Twp. HighJJchool, the bride is employed as a clerk-typist by Bro-Dart Industries. Her husband is employed by Loyalsock Twp. Peterson-Kuhns Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Peterson 1011 Hepburn Street, have anf noiineeoUlhe engagement of. their daughter Miss Karen Rayvonne PeteiSon to nldon t-orest Kunns son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon Ruhns, Icttb PoAtta). A summer wedding is being-planned' Miss Peterson, of WilUamsport High-School, is a student it State College where-shells a member-of Sigma: Alpha Iota, honorary music fpuemity. Mr. Kuhns, a graduate of Higlv School, holds a 'bachelor of "arts degiee in accounting from College. A member -of Tjjmbda Chi Alpha FraternityThe is employed in the cost accounting de-' partment of Care'y-McFall Co.

KAKEN K. 4 EKSON i Medical Rail.Plans Set; Schedules Program Given In marriage by her father, bride's pearl-edged headdress Miss Sharoii a shoulder length silk illusion veil daughter of Mrs. Nouuan moss- green and she "carried a Mrs. Max C. Miller, president of the AUXILIARY TO THE LYCOMING COUNTY MEDICAL so- SIETY, has named Mrs.

Charles E. Kolb as chairman of the annual Medical Ball with Mrs. William D. Todhunter as co-chairman. The dance will be held Saturday, Dec.

26, at the Lycoitiing 4iotel. Music-will be furnished by Wayne Packard and Sammy Ray. Reserva- Mrs. Charles E. Koll) lions for tables may be made with the Doctors' Business Bureau.

Mrs. Kolb has announced the following committees: Finance, Mrs. George E. Fissel, chairman and Mrs. Matthew M.

Mansuy; reservations, Mrs. Randall F. Hippie, tickets, Mrs. David L. McMorris, Mrs.

Herbert A. Kcker, Mrs. Charles Cole and Mrs. t-aHue E. Pep- Mrs.

Kenneth L. Cooper, Mrs. Warren H. Hayes, Mrs. Fred R.

Amsler and Mrs. Chan Yoon; publicity, Mrs. Spencer J. Servoss, chaiiman, Mrs. John D.

High, Mrs. Wallace W. Bednarz, Mrs. William H. Gehron Mrs.

C. J. Rodgers, Mrs. William R. Brink, and Mrs.

Philip Nelson. Theda Marganti Torlai, coloratura soprano and harpist, will present "Christmas Music Around Theda Maricanli Torlai L. WUHajns Road, became the bride of Paul Allen Pickering, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman E.

Pickering, Lock Haven, at 3 p.m. today, Nov, 28, wedding took place in St. Paul Lutheran Church with the Rev. Dr. Richard B.

Martin perfomiing the ceremony. Mrs. Pickering, mdther of the bridegroom, was mauori of honor and Mr. Murphy, father of the bride, was best man. The bride selected a mess gieen gown with stand-up collar, empire waistline, and large bow attached at the back of the waistline.

The nosegay of yellow rosebuds The matron of honor wore a navy blue ensemble with matching accessories and a shoulder corsage of; miniature pink roses. A supper followed the ceremony at the Double Steak House. Thet bridal couple will reside in Oswegoji N.Y. The bride was iaduated fronv. Willlamsport High" School.

Pickering was graduated from Bald Eagle Nittahy High School and the. Willlamspori-Area Community lege. He is employed as an office i engineer by M. W. Kellogg Co.

Decorations. Mrs. Robert C. Bastian chairman, Mrs. James R.

Bastian, Mrs. James L. Harrison, Mark 40th Anniversary Today Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.

Heckart, Montgomery RD 1. are observing their 40th wedding annivcitary today. They weic married in Syracuse, N.Y. The Hcckarts are the parents of three daughte.i Mrs. Gerald Powell.

this city; Mrs. -Edgar Levengood. Cogan Station; and Vincent C. Hall, Montgomery. Thcie are thirteen giundchildrcu and five grandchildrcu.

Mrs. Heckart. the foniicr Anna Bickle, is a native of Rauchtown. Her husband is a native of this city. the World" as a highlight of CLIO CLUB'S Christmas program at 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Dec. 2, at the Woman's Club. A Christmas tea will follow the program with Mrs. J. Ralph Hoyt as chairman.

Miss Torlai, soloist at the Second Congregational Church. Holyoke. sang with the Amhem Co. during the past A ceremony at 1:30 p.m. today, Nov.

28, 1970. united in marriage Miss Cathy Jean Kinsman "and Aldcn Howard Seltzer in Eagle United Methodist Church. The Rev. Steven Bamlnger performed the cerenipny. bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall L. Hamilton, Millerton RD 2, was given in marriage by her "father. Mr. Seltzer is the son' of Mr.

"and Mrs. Carl Seltzer, 1310 Louisa- Street. An A-line velvet gown was worn by the bride and featured an eni- pirc waistline, white velvet bodice with a bib effect embroidered with daisies and pearls, round neckline with the same embroidery, and long sleeves with fitted cuffs. The bride's full length mantilla was ap- pliqued with daisies. She carried a bouquet of white cruytantheniums sunounded with yellow roses and Junior Carl Li.

th.A, ton of Mr. ind Rtta.rt O. Shi rw im Shut, it VMrt etd May, tm. SrlM A. Lnrtlk.ir.

MM Mr. Art UM ll it, im. MM Ictviftr. 9 V. 1114 Divtf Aurora Ux Mty, Md Kid tf old O.

wttt tUv. im. it JUM J. fivtir, ill- U. Miu Connie J.

Kinsman, this city, was maid of honor for her sister. Bridc.uialds were Misvss a nn Gillott. Lock Haven; Beverlv, AAiick, Lewisburg; and Sharon Seltzer, this'city. glrTwai Sandra Hamilton. Mllluton RD 2, sifter of the bride.

Thiy wore coi with empire waistlines, high necklines, and'long coveted with gold net vests. They WuA. matching full length veil headdfcfaf and carried white white and-yeUow Best -man city. included Al Scharprr, i i Tom Thouipton, Mount Co.mel; and Dennis Horton, this city. the ccrcuiony at the church and at the home of the bridcgiootn's parents.

H. (Cathy Jean Kinsman) The bridal couple will iciide at 48 Sutct. A ipaduate of Manttfleld High) School in 1968 and lege In 19)0, the bride is employed, 1 as a technlral Uwi Pennsylvania Deparu ent Transportation, Seitrn' was gtaduated in 1966 Willianuixut High School. He is employed as a security guard. -IWSPAPKRl.