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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SEPTEMBER 15, 1946 Twenty-Eight 1 Roslindale Doctor Wed in New Castle, Perm. Walsh Chalmers F. X. Maguire, Teacher Wed in Lexington William A. Murray of Chelsea and Herbert Culleton of this city, both uncles of the bride; Timothy.

J. Fitzpatrick of Charlestown and Walter Cox of Medford. After a trip to New York the couple will make their home at 218 Gaston Medford. H. Warren, pwtor of tot church, officiated.

The bridegroom ii a brother-in-law of Rev." Mr. Warren. Lea trice Chapman of this city was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Evelyn Walsh, sister of the bridegroom, and Audrey Lontaffne of i 1. their return they will live it 85 Washburn st.

The bride was graduated from Our Lady'a High School, and Dillon was graduated from St. Michael's College, Vermont, attended Boston College, and is now a student at Boston University. Malloy Campbell NEWTON, Sept. 14 Elizabeth J. CamcbelL daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. MALDEN. Sept. 14 At a candle-fight ceremony at Maplewood Congregational Church, Marjorie June Chalmers, daughter of Mr. and Mr.

Charles H. Chalmers of 48 Reserve became the bride of Kenneth $. Walsh of Medford. tonight. Rev.

Medford. Harold R. Walsh was his The bridegroom was a lieutenant Dr. William T. CConneil of Roslindale, a member of the staff of St.

Elizabeth' Hospital, and his bride, the former Dorothy M. Hogue of New Castle, are on a wedding trip In the South, Upon their return they will live In Boston. The bride and groom first met In an Army hospital in England. The hospital chaplain, Fr. Richard Ke-hoe of New York, performed the wedding ceremony at New Castle LEXINGTON, Sept.

14 Kathleen J. McSweeney, schoolteacher and daughter of John J. McSweeney, 34 brother's best man. Ushers were in the Army Air Corps, O'Connell, mother of the bridegroom, and his two sisters, Alice KL, of Boston and Mrs. Neil P.

Taloa of Washington. A Politician, Too! LONG BEACH. Sepi 1 (AP) The housing short forced Herbert R. Klockseim off the City Council. His landlord sold his house In the 4th District.

Klockseim ad vcrtiscd in an (Tort to find a home in the district but had to settle for one in the 7th District. Reluctantly, he resigned and hie Council seat was declared vacant until a special election. Robbins road, was married here today at a nuptial mass to Francis X. Joseph A. Campbell of 3 Pond became the bride of Joseph W.

Mal Macuire. ex-Navy lieutenant and son of Mrs. Margaret A. Maguire, loy, son of Mrs. Mary E.

Malloy of 09 Linden today in Our Lady's last Tuesday. Dr. Leo T. Smith of of 13 Holiday St. Dorchester.

30-34 CHAUNCY BOSTON Churph. The ceremony was per Boston was best man at the cere The ceremony was performed at mony. Attending the marriage service in New Castle were Mrs. William II. formed by the Rev.

Francis X. Bransfield. A reception followed at the Commander, Cambridge. Charles Malloy was best man and Mn Cnrl Herendecn. a sister of the 1 bride, was matron of honor.

Brides i Sacred Heart Church by Rev. William J. Desmond, pastor. Dorothy R. McSweeney, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.

Charles F. Maguire, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Madelyn I. Crowley and Eleanor Maguire of Dorchester, siBters of the bride-fjroom.

Deborah Dowd. 4, niece of the bride, was flower girl. Ushers were Dr. Joseph H. McSweeney and John F.

McSweeney maids were Alice Graham ana jonn Campbell. Malcolm Broderick and Robert Hooper, both of West Newton, were ushers. The couple left on a wedding trip to Cape Cod. The bride was graduated from Newton High School and WED YES I EKUA Mr. and Mr.

SflftTT LI JV 1 1 WINTER ST. 1 1 Franc! X. Maguir. Malloy from Waltnam Jiign ocnooi. Demorest Gould ivrpwTrw Sent 14 Constance daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. of honor was Mrs, George A. Haywood of Ipswich. Bridesmaids were Barbara Kempt of Auburndale, Frances Fuller of Hartford, Dorothy Stamm of Cambridge, and Mary Wilbur of New Bedford. Harry Vernon uouia or zzo wauan Waban, and Lt William Jcn-ninna riomnrocf snn of Mr.

and The ushers were Chester E. and Mrs. Williams Jennings Demorest Sherwin T. Borden, brothers of the of SomervilJe, brptners or me orme. Seated within the sanctuary were Rt Rev.

Msgr. Jeremiah J. Minihan, pastor of St. Catherine's Church, Norwood, and former chancellor of the Archdiocese of Boston; Rev. George M.

Dowd. "director of the Catholic Yfiuth Organization; Rev. Bernard J. Murphy, S. of Boston College High School; Rev.

Vincent Mackay of St. Cecilia's Church, Back Bay; Rev. Ernest MacDonald of St. Bridget's Church, Lexington, and Com Arthur McQuaid (Ch. C), IMN.

A reception was held at the Hotel Commander, Cambridge. Following a wedding trip to Canada, the couple will live in Lexington. The bride is a graduate of Lesley Sthool. Cambridge, and has been a of Rye, N. were marnea inis in a in TTninn rhnrph.

Waban. bride, Edward Rotsinger of Cleve land, and carl Holier oi cam- Tne ceremony was periormea oy yet filled with all the heavenly comfort of every Walsh shoe. Made bridge. 1 The couple left on a wedding trip the Rev. Josepn wacuanaiu, ivu.

David H. Reid, sister of the bride, mntrnn rf Vinnnr. and the to Bermuda. They will return Oct. 1 and live In Washington, D.

bridegroom's sister, Anne Demorest, where Wade is a member of the Naval Intelligence. He was graduated from Yale University. The bride, who served two years with was maid of honor, onaesraaius were Mrs. William Berry Milne and Mrs. Edward Lacey.

James Crowford was best man, and ushers included Percsy Nelson, Lt Gerard Oberrender, Frank No-zencraft, Harry Vernon Gould brother of the bride, and Bruce the WAVES in Washington, was to tit-to-pertecTion vmnwuT binding at the instep without slipping at the heel. "Snuggy" $12.50 Black suede faille apron perforation trim open toe. SWtt 4'2 10 teacher at the, Munroe School, Lex-ington. The bridegroom was graduated from Boston College in 1935. He served in World War II as a Navy lieutenant in the Pacific and is now employed by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co.

Petersen. The conule departed on a wea- whereding trip to Pittsburgh, where tney win uve ue Lt Demorest attends Carnegie Tech. rMrimrl frnm Manila. whre he was stationed with the graduated from Holyoke College. Dillon Malone NEWTON, Sept, 14 Agnes H.

Maloney, daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Maloney of 55 Washburn became the bride of James T. Dillon, 20 Alcott Allston, this morning in Our Lady's Church. Rev.

Arthur J. Norton performed the ceremony. A reception followed at the Beacons-field, Brookline 1 Best man was John Fleming and Donna Shapolls was maid of honor. Junior bridesmaids were June and Constance Depper, nieces of the bride. John Mtchaelson and James Kelley were ushers.

The couple departed on a wedding trip to Vermont and Canada. Upon Signal Corps. Lt Demorest is a graduate of Hotchkiss School and f-noe fin of 1943. The Wade Borden NEWTON, Sept. 14 Eleanor M.

Borden, 94 Day Auburndale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian E. Borden, became the bride of Robert H. B.

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M. High scnooi ann irum College, class of 1945. Church, Rev. Ralph H. Cox Nealon Jtogers periormea ine ceremony.

reception followed at Woodland Country Club. Best man was William A. Bayless of Brooklyn, N. and the maid Nealon, daughter of Cnpt and Mrs. Joseph B.

wenion, an uaminuu wna married this morning to Frederick E. Cox, son of Playground Commissioner ana wis. Frederick E. Cox of Whitehead lumtinl mass bv the Rev. Patrick Dorsey at St.

Mary's Church. Mrs. William Sinton of New York ri nianHnH that Vn liip and the best a SQ25 Small, midium, larfi man was Thomas Cox, brother of mm nm nn rtnw(n. iwpw jpnviBMf rU the Bridesmaids were tutt jmphlin. Janie Fairbanks.

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