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Mafiea The Boston Snndar Globe Jnne 28. 1M4 illi55 Donalyne E. Tales To Wed John P. Planked 4 Dr. and Mrs.

Donald G. Faes of Mystic Ct. announce the engagement of their daughter, Donalyne E'ise, to John Pierre PlankeeL son of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J.

Plonkeel of North Riverside, EL Miss Fales is a granddaughter of Mrs. Olivia Fales of Boston, and the late John Huntington FaTes. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Baker of Toronto, Canada, and St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss Fales is attending Wheaton IiL College where her fiance is a pre-medical student. An August wedding is planned.

try 1 I Miss Constance Creamer And Glenn Bechard Marry (Lorinitl MISS MARY ANN WELCH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Welch of Rockland, and Kevin Terrence Sullivan, con of Mrs. Daniel J.

Sullivan, Brockton and the late Mr. Sullivan, were married in Holy Family Church, Rockland. After a trip to the World's Fair, they will live in Brockton. Amador) OAHU. HAWAII, will the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George William Fischer, who were married in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Las Cruces, N.M. The bride it the former Marie D'Alessandro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D'Alessandro of Boston.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer of Mission, Tex. r. 1 t'; vislt y- it i iHjfi all aWi tif'n' it -I JM V.

'-i Bachrach) (Bachrach) MRS. FRANK AUSTIN CROSSON MRS. ARTHUR Pink and white geraniums decorated Our Lady of The Cape Church, Brewster, for the wedding of Miss Constance Anne Creamer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Creamer, Boston, and of Glenn Douglas Bechard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse D. Bechard, Champlain, N.Y. Msgr.

Francis X. Meehan officiated. The bride was given In marriage by her father. She wore taffeta with a high circlet neckline and a bell shaped skirt trimmed with cotton Swiss appliques. Her full-length mantilla was of imported Belgian lace.

She carried white geraniums and ivy. Miss Maura Murphy, Med-ford, was maid of honor. She wore full-length blue silk saki, trimmed with bows, and carried pink geraniums. The bridesmaids were Miss Alice Canham, Warwick, R.I.; Miss Nancy Cariyn, Swampscott, Miss Patricia Crowley, Milton, and Miss Diane Lynch, Medford. John Bechard, Plattsburgh, was best man for his brother.

Ushers were Jack Abel, Rutland, Ronald A. Creamer, a brother of the bride, Nashua, N.H.; Michael Pare, 1 X. i Crosson, Collins Wedding In Holy Name, W. Roxbury Shelley Hathaway Swift Bride of Arthur E. Norton Miss Mary Katherine Collins, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard J. Collins, West Roxbury, and Frank Austin Crosson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crosson, West Roxbury, were married in Holy Name Church, West Roxbury, by Msgr.

James G. Wilders, a cousin of the Bride, New York. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore silk organza with a sweetheart neckline, three-quarter-length sleeves and a wateau train. Brocade accented the waist and skirt.

Her shoulder length mantilla was Belgian lace. She carried stephanotis, a white orchid and ivy. A sister of the bride, Miss Eileen M. Collins, West Roxbury, was maid of honor. She wore floor-length aqua chiffon.

Similarly dressed were Miss Gail Marie Buckley eds Edward Eldridge Jr. Miss Shelley Hathaway Swift and Arthur Easton Norton, son of Gardner Atherton Norton. Topsfield, and Mrs. Howard Burnham Sprague, Chestnut Hill, were married in St. Anne's in the Fields, Lincoln.

Bishop Oliver Lor-ing of Maine and Rev. Morris Robinson officiated. The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Nye Swift, Lincoln, was given in marriage by her father.

She wore ivory peau de soie with chantilly lace, and a matching full length mantilla of the same lace. She carried white glamellias, roses and stephanotis. She wore her great grandmother's moonstone surrounded by diamonds and sapphires. Miss Hester Swift Parker, Boston, was maid of honor. She wore azalea pink silk linen with a fitted bodice and short cap sleeves.

She carried pink sweetheart roses with white miniature carnations, sterling silver roses and yellow marguerites. Bridesmaids were Miss Gay Ranlet Swift, Lincoln; Miss Pamela Black, Boston; Miss John Mills Bride Visit Britain, Denmark Elaine Sheehan, Newton, Marries T. J. McGorern Jr. Miss Elinor Jane Spring, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ren-nie J. Spring of Medfield, was married to Johns Mills 5th, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mills 4th of Rochester, N.Y.

Rev. Raymond Kask officiated in Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Norwood. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore ivory peau de soie with a mantilla of duchess lace and carried a bouquet of gardenias.

Mrs. Jonas Goldstone of New York was matron of honor. Dr. James L. Franklin of Chicago was best man.

Ushers were Peter and Michael, brothers of the bridegroom. The bride gradauted from Vassar College and holds a master's degree in physiology from Mount Holyoke College. She is a doctoral candidate at Harvard Medical School. Mr. Mills graduated wh honors from the University of Chicago and is a student at E.

NORTON Susan White, South Lincoln; Miss Caroline Norton, Belmont; Mrs. Barbara Chering-ton, Allston, and Miss Constance Keeley, Westport, Ct. The honorary bridesmaid was Miss Denise Adele Jefferson, Chicago. August R. Meyer, Belmont, was best man.

Ushers were John P. Welch, Belmont; Charles A. Porter, Boston; Allan T. Baer, Cambridge; Davis Cherington, Allston; John Ridlon, Pittsburgh; Thomas T. Warren, Wellesley; John Thorndike, Westport, George E.

Hall, Waitsfield, John G. Brooks, Weston, and Andrew Faulkner, Brook-line. Frederick B. Preston, Boston, was honorary usher. The bride was graduated from Concord Academy and Wheaton College.

She is a member of the Junior League of Boston. Mr. Norton graduated from Belmont Hill School, and Harvard College, where he was a member of the Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 and the Fox Club. After a trip to Cape Cod, they will live in Belmont. Anthony's) MRS.

THOMAS McGOVERN JR. Leo LeBlanc, Waltham; William Stanley, Marlboro, and Hubert LeBlanc, Maynard. The bride is a graduate of St. Elizabeth's Hospital School of Nursing. Mr.

McGovern is a graduate of Bow-doin College and Boston State Teachers College. He teaches at Watertown High School. Dorchester, Brendan's 4ft jr it i B.iclu ach) MRS. CHARLES R. CAVANAUGH Mines and from M.l.T.

He is a doctoral candidate at M.l.T. The wedding was given by the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clark. The Cavanaughs will live in Dorchester.

I ttlllsplil i Bachrach) MRS. GLENN DOUGLAS BECHARD Worcester, and John Zirlo, Champlain, N.Y. The flower girl was Miss Susan Creamer, Nashua. She wore full-length silk organza trimmed with aqua embroidery. The bride graduated from the University of Massachusetts.

Mr. Bechard is a St. Michael's College graduate. After a trip to Northern Maine and Canada, they will live in Woburn. I.onngl MRS.

EDWARD E. ELDRIDGE be present. Ushers Were N. Noel Testa, Scarsdale; Peter A. Bennett, Indianapolis, and John F.

Donahue, Canton. The bride is a graduate of Bushy Park Schol, London, and Stonehill College. Mr. Eldridge is a graduate of Holy Cross, and is in his third year at New York Medical College. After a trip to Cape Cod, they will ive in Fort Lee, N.J.

4 MISS ROBERTA ANN SORRENTO, daughter of Mrs. Mary Sorrento, Water-town, is engaged to John G. Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray, Water-town.

An April wedding is planned. IL 10 Interesting variety if runner tor halts, stairt and landmrt Interesting primitive type of Orientals suitable lor wedding gifts T. Gregorian Inc. 2284 WASHINGTON ST. fttWTO I0f rtus, Routt IS at Inttritettofl Rout J31.

ir 14 TEL. Blgflow 4-2553 133 i' 'CI JSi Miss Gail Marie Buckley, daughter of Mrs. William Buckley, Arlington, and the late Mr. Buckley, and Edward Everett Eldridge son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eldridge, were married in St. Agnus Church, Arlington, by Rev. John A. King, S.J., who bestowed the Papal blessing. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, William E.

Buckley Jr. She carried a missal and euchans lilies. She wore white silk organza, accented with alen-con lace. A seed pearl cap held her illusion veil. Bridal attendants wore empire dresses with slim skirts, of deep aqua dotted Swiss, and matching Dior bows on their heads.

They carried baskets of Spring flowers. Matron of honor was Mrs. James P. Johnston, Stanford, Calif. Bridesmaids were Mrs.

William MacLean, Athol; Mrs. Anthony Bruno, Redbank, N.J., and Mrs. William E. Buckley Attleboro Falls. Miss Susan Johnston, Stanford, was flower girl.

Joseph J. Tautlein, Scarsdale, N.Y., stood in for the best man, Lt (j.g.) Jean E. Plourde, USN, Woburn, who could not (l.nrlni!) IN GREENLAND, N.H., Mrs. Ethel M. Spear announces the engagement of her daughter, Karen Gail Bailey, to Howard R.

Heid-enstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Heidenstrom of Greenland. He served in the Navy.

A September wedding is planned. iik fj I if 1 -J. the bridesmaids, Miss Maureen Collins, cousin of the bride, Waban; Miss Maryann Crosson, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Virginia M. Griffen, Jamaica Plain, and Miss Mary Lou Stebbins, West Roxbury. Miss Patricia Monahan, West Roxbury was flower girl for her cousin.

George Crosson was best man for his brother. Ushers were Allen Angell, New York; Cornelius Holland, Roslin-dale, and Richard Sullivan, West Roxbury. Richard Crosson was ring bearer. The bride graduated from Emmanuel College and received a master's degree from Harvard University. Mr.

Crosson graduated from Harvard and Boston College Law School. After a trip to Bermuda, they will live in Newton Centre. (Bachrach) MRS. JOHN MILLS Harvard Medical School. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.

After a trip to Great Britain and Denmark, they will live in Boston. iVantlne) MRS. KENNETH H. WALKER his brother. Ushers were brothers of the bride, Terry W.

Mulford, and Porter G. Mulford; Ralph Hodgkins, Augusta, and George Kopsiaftis, Waltham. The bride graduated from Lasalle Junior College. She is a nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital. Mr, Walker graduated from Boston University and received a master's degree from the University of Colorado.

He is employed by the Dept. of Defense at the American High School in Paris. After a trip to the Adirondack, Mr. and Mrs. Walker will live in Pans.

tlx I (Korday) MISS MARJORIE J. RYAN became the bride of Fred S. Ellis, son of Mrs. Bernice Ellis of Framing-ham, in St. Stephen's Church, Framingham.

The bride is a daughter of Mrs. William A. Ryan of Framingham and the late Mr. Ryan. After a trip to the Virgin Islands, they will live in Framingham.

William Charles) MISS MARY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Caskin, Danvers, and Frederick Menges 3d: were married in St. Mary of the Annunciation Church, Danvers, by Rev.

Edward J. Gorman, S.J., of Boston College. Mr. Menges is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Menges, Stanton, 111. i House of Photomraphy) MISS TERESA AMATO, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Amato of Roxbury, and Thomas J. Clark son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clark, Brighton, were married in St. Mary's of the Angels Church, Roxbury. They will live in Brighton after a trip to Canada. p7 rfc ft jiiirf i i8WfJipt A TRIP TO BERMUDA followed the wedding of Misi Jane Teresa Corlis, dsughter of Mrs.

James P. Corliss of Watertown, nd the late Mr. Corliss, and D. Timothy Buckley son of Mr. and Mrs.

Buckley of Arlington. The bride grsHu. ated from Regis College. Mr. Buckley, a griduste of Holy Cross, teaches in Pillerict.

They will live in Wslthsm, (BraaDury A WEDDING TRIP to Nassau followed the marriage in St. Ignatius Church, Chestnut Hill, of Miss Diana Marilyn Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Smith of Melrose, to John F.

Magee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Magee of New York. They will live in Brighton. (Hutchins) A SEPTEMBER WEDDING is planned by Miss Patricia A.

Egan whose engagement to George F. Manley is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Egan, Cambridge.

Mr. Manley is a son of Mrs. William J. Manley, Arlington, and the late Mr. Manley.

(Nonnan) A NORWOOD COUPLE, Miss Jean Lorraine Schaier and Russell Lincoln Tupper, plan to marry Aug. 23. Miss Schaier's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E.

Schaier. Mr. Tupper is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell L.

Tupper. Miss Schaier graduated from Simmons; her fiance served in the Navy and graduated from Central Connecticut State College. A MISS JEANNE MARIE RIOUX is planning a Fall wedding. She is engaged to Robert Julien Marquis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Julien Marquis, Seekonk. The engagement was announced by her parents and Mrs. Arthur Rioux, Cinton. Mins Rioux graduated from the School of Practical Art, Benton. Mr.

Marquis served with the S. Navy. it 1 I'' tirnini w-y Miss Mtdford, Mr. Walker Are Married in Winchester Miss Elaine Marie Sheehan and Thomas Joseph McGov-ern Jr. were married in Our Lady of the Presentation Church, Brighton, by Rev.

Leo Nolan. After a trip to Bermuda, they will live in Watertown. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leo Sheehan, Newton.

Mr. Mc-Govern's parents are Mr. and Mrs. McGovern, Waltham. The bride wore white silk organza over taffeta, embroidered with alencon lace and pearls.

She carried a missal with stephanotis, ivy and phalaenopsis orchids. Wearing long pink dresses of silk organza and carrying pink and lavender flowers, were the bride's Miss Patricia Sheehan, her sister's maid of honor; bridesmaids, Mrs. Edward Dela-mere, Dorchester; Miss Eleanor Norton, Newton, and Miss Mary Forbes of Water-town. Miss Barbara McGovern, Watertown, sister of the bridegroom, was a junior bridesmaid. Napoleon LeLeivre, Au-burndale, was best man.

Ushers were the bride's brother, Richard Sheehan, Newton; Miss Corbett, Married in St. Miss Mary Catherine Corbett and Charles R. Cava-naugh, Englewood, were married in St. Brendan's Church, Dorchester by Rev. James J.

Corbett, uncle of the bride. The bride, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Corbett, Dorchester, was given in marriage by Edward J.

Clark, Dorchester, her uncle. Miss Beverly Clark, Dorchester, was maid of honor. She wore pink shantung and carried red and pink carnations. Similarly dressed was the bridesmaid, Mrs. George F.

Cornly Randolph. Both are cousins of the bride. John P. Hagar, Big Tinier, was best man. Ushers were George Almassi, Schenectady, N.Y., William Lawless, Denver, and Alton Fra-letti.

Sdinpi'ville. The bride graduated from Newton College of the Sacred Heart and received a master's degree from Boston State College. Mr. Cavanaugh giaduatpd from the Colorado School of Miss Roberta Miller Mul-ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Miller Mulford, Winchester, and Kenneth Hamilton Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rhoades Walker, Waltham, were married by Rev. Dr. Dwight L.

Cart in Winchester Congregational Church. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore her maternal grandmother's and mother's wedding dress of ivory charmeuse under imported chantilly lace on silk net with a lace trimmed chapel train and square neckline. She wore a juliet lace cap over her veil of silk illusion, outlined with matching lace. She carried gardenias and sweetheart roses.

Mrs. Gerald D. Secundy, formerly of Winchester, was matron of honor. She wore apple green embroidered organza. She carried green cym-bidiums, yellow sweetheart roses and ivy.

Similarly dressed and carrying yellow sweetheart roses in a basket was the flower girl, Miss Alice Farrell, Winchester. The bride's other attendants were Mrs. Chester C. Evans Randolph; Mrs. Terry W.

Mulford, a sister-in-law of the bride; two cousins. Miss Sharon L. Mulford, Rochester, N. and Miss Chloe E. Snyder, New York.

They wore pink organza. Stephpn Alden Walker, Waltham, was best man for Just a reminder to let you know that our special bonus sale is in effect. Every rug is marlced down from 10 to 35. I'll be waiting for your visit. A generous allowance made for your old Orientals Arthur atfllJlkVMlUi.