The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 5

1 Activities Sally Roberts And James Roman Married Today Miss Sally Joanne Roberts became the bride of James R. Roman in a ceremony performed at St. Church at 9 a. today by Father Stephen Schneider. O.

pa.stor. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts. 320 Ludington and Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Shea of 1513 N. 16th St. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore an original gown of Chantilly lace with a delicately molded lace bodice, high jewel neckline and a flaring skirt of lace tulle over net and satin. Her crown of satin was with pearls and rhinestones.

She carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses with cascading white feathered carnations edged with maline. Her maid of honor, Miss Marilyn Wellman of Eseanaba, was attired in pastel green net over taffeta. The strapless gown was worn with a jacket. Her picture hat was pastel green net. Yellow' roses centered her colonial style bouquet with yellow snapdragons and an edging of yellow maline.

Darlene Ann Wegner. a niece of the bride, was flowei girl and Robert Lauscher, a nephew of the bride, carried the rings used in the double ceremony. The flowei frock styled with a hoop skirt was pastel orchid and her hat was the same shade. She carried a miniature colonial bouquet centered with yellow roses and snapdragons. Afternoon Reception Sullivan of Gladstone was Mr.

best man. The guests were seated by Ernest LaVigne of Eseanaba and Paul Provo of Gladstone. A two piece suit of navy blue rayon gabardine with pink ac cessories was worn by Mrs. Robert's for her daughter's wedding. Her corsage was pink roses and carnations.

Mrs. Shea wore a navy- blue nylon and rayon dress with white accessories and a corsage ol white roses and carnations. St. Choir sang the music of the Nuptial High Mass. Two gold vases on the altar held white gladiolus and snapdragons and tall standards with arrangements of like flowers were at either side of the sanctuary.

The family breakfast at the home of the bride's parents will be followed by a reception for 2U0 guests from 3 to 7 at the Eagle- Club Rooms. Centering the table is the traditional three-tiered wedding cake, adorned with yellow' roses. Miss Patricia Roman, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Gladys Van Effen are pouring and Mrs. Jack Condon of Chicago serving the wedding cake. Honeymoon Trip The couple will honeymoon on Mackinac Island and in the Cupper Country.

For traveling the bnde will wear a grey summer flannel suit with yellow accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. They will live at 1321 1st Ave. in Eseanaba. Both attended Eseanaba High School. The bride is with the Photo Art Shop and hei husband is employed by Bottle Gas and Alliant Co.

Wedding guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold DeBroux, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mott and Mr.

and Mrs. John Hermann, Two Rivers, Mrs. Robert Wagner and Mrs. Carl Kestler, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick Sullivan. Mrs. Carlton Mineau and A- 2c Raymond Vanders. Gladstone, Mrs. Roy Miles, Land Lakes, Mr.

and Mrs. William Roman, Kipling and Mrs. Jack Condon, Chicago. Miss Gaffney, Rudolph Wed enoja In Bridal Rites The reception fable with it net cloth has a combination af laurel leaf wreaths and white flowers in its decorative theme. The tiered cake, which is on a satin skirted side table is topped with a cluster of gardenias and encircled with like flowers.

For Going-Away The newlyweds who have nut revealed their honeymoon plans will be at home after Aug. 15 at 300 S. 5th in Eseanaba. For going-away the bride will wear a navy blue suit with pink accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. The bride attended Miss and Marquette University White ehantilly lace over tulle and satin fashioned the ballerina length gown worn by Miss Aileen Jean Gaffney tor her marriage today to Rudolph Raymond Wedeno- i School ja.

The single ring service sulem- in Milwaukee following her gradu nized by Father Stephen Schnmrt- ation from Eseanaba High School. Mass was sung by St Anthony's ei O. F. at 11 a. at Si Mr.

Wedenoja who attended Wake- choir with Miss Josephine Sayklly field High School and Gogebic cf Eseanaba, organist. Carol Gillespie, Gerald Bussineau Exchange Vows Pink peonies and mixed flowers were arranged on the altar of St. Church at Wells for the wedding today of Miss Carl Jeanne Gillespie, daughter of Mr. and Mi Basil Gillespie of 4 Harland and Airman Second Class Gerald Joseph Bussineau. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Bussineau, 29 Highland are the bridegroom's parents. Fathet D'Amour solemnized the double ling service at 10 a. m. Music of the wedding1 ho was matron of honor and Miss Janice Louise Gillespie, a sister, who was bridesmaid.

Matching headpieces completed their costumes. They carried corsages of yellow carnations on their satin covered missals. Richard Richer, a cousin of the bridegroom, was best man Gary Gillispie, the cousin, ushered. ESCANABA PATT.Y PRESS Saturday, June 26, MRS. RI DOLIMI RAYMOND WEDENOJA who repeated her marriage vows in a ceremony today at St.

Joheph Church is the former Aileen Jean Gaffney. The newlyweds will be at home after Aug. 15 at 300 S. 5th in Eseanaba. (Ridings Studio) Vows Spoken By Lois McCauley, Gerald Rayet Bridal vows were exchanged today by Miss Lois Jean McCauley, Eseanaba, and Gerald J.

Ravet of Powers before the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Martin B. Melican at St.

Patrick's Church at a 10 a. Nuptial High Mass. Mixed bouquets of flowers in pastel shades adorned the altar for the double ring ceremony. Music of the wedding Mass was played by Mrs. William Ramspeck.

Soloist, Miss Anne Geigel, sang "On This Day Beautiful as the bride presented her bouquet at the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Miss McCauley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennette McCauley, 321 S. 19th and Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Ravet of Powers are the bridegroom's parents Lace And Satin A gown of delicate white Chantilly lace over satin, fashioned with back panels of accordion pleated nylon tulle on the full skirt was worn by the bride. The portrait neckline of the lace bodice was detailed with seeded pearls and sequins. Her veil of fingertip length was caught by a seeded pearl Juliet cap. She carried a white orchid on a prayer book with stephanotis.

Biirial attendants. Miss Marilyn Derouin maid of honor, and Miss Joyce Ravet, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Barbara Toushak, cousin of the bride, bridesmaids, wore identical gowns of yellow and pale green respectively. The gowns were styled with matching bolero jackets, and Juliet caps completed their ensembles. The maid of honor carried a colonial bouquet of orchid carnations and yellow snapdragons, while the bridesmaids carried colonial bou- quets of yellow roses and snapdragons. Little Bonnie Lee Sheffer.

a niece of the bride, the flowergirl, wore an off the shoulder gow of white organdy designed with white bows on the bouffant skirt. She carried a miniature colonial bouquet of flowers in pastel shades. Family Breakfast Attending the bridegroom ueie Bruce Hoaglund, cousin the bridegroom. Richard Whitens and Richard Popuure acted groomsmen. Ushering the guests to then seats were Gerald Potvin and Gosselin, cousins of the bride.

Gary Bennett Dubord. The bride's nephew, was the ring bearer. Mrs. McCauley attended her wedding attired in a two piece navy with white accessories, while the mother wore a light blue print dress with white accessories. Their corsages were roses.

A wedding breakfast for 60 guests was served at the home of the sister at noon. The home of the patents will be the setting for the reception from 2 to 5 p. m. Assisting in the serving will be Miss Barbara Derouin and Miss Elaine Vanler- berghc. Iloney muon In Canada Upon leaving foi a two weeks' honeymoon trip to Canada Niagara Falls, the new Mrs.

Ra- I vet ill wear a tan suit with 1 white accessoi ies complemented by an orchid corsage. Lansing, here the bridegroom will attend Michigan State College in the fall, will be the residence of the newlyweds. The bride is a graduate of Escanqba High School and is employed by the Michigan Bell Telephone and the bridegroom graduated from Powers-Spalding High School and was recently riL- charged from the armed forces. Wedding guests from out-of- town are Mr. and Mrs.

Rosario Chartiand and Mr. and Mrs. Hcrmos Maisonneuve and Rita, Ottawa, Canada: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carlton, Green Bay Mr, and Mrs.

Kenneth Kostuek, Fond du Lae, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Hoaglund, Republic. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Mroy, Mr. and Mr- Stephen Bendursk and Mr and Mrs.

Pat all of Milwaukee; Mr. and Donald Hoaglund and Mr. and Mrs. Gunnard Hoaglund, Racine, Mrs. Rooch McCauley, Battle Creek, Mrs.

Elmei Bridges, Norway, and Mrs May me Avery of Florida. Church in Eseanaba, followed by a wedding breakfast at the House of Ludington where the reception is being held from 3 to 5 this afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jor seph Gaffney of 905 1st Ave. and the late Mr.

Gaffney was given in marriage by her brother, George H. Gaffney of New York City. Lace Bodice The lace bodice of hei gown was designed with a V-necked yoke of tulle with the drop shoulder line I banded by a cuff of scalloped lace Mrs. and pleated nylon tulle. The long, fitted sleeves extended to points over the wrist.

The lace overskirt. scalloped and slightly longer was detailed wutn a front panel i of pleated nylon tulle. Her very i full veil of Italian illusion was fingertip length, gathered to a ne (-brim of pleated tulle. White velvet lilacs were on either side of the bonnet-brim. She carried a hand bouquet of gardenias and stephanotis with ivy and white satin streamers.

Mrs. Thomas W. Maloney of Milwaukee, a cousin of the bride, who was matron of honor, wore a ballerina length gown of pink silk organza over taffeta. Soft wide folds of self material formed the bodice. The bouffant skirt was very full.

A head garland of white feathered carnations and ivy with a tiny pink velvet bow and short streamers in back completed her attire. She carried and all-white bouquet. Pink nylon organdy over pink taffeta as worn by little Janie Gaffney of New York, the flower girl. Her frock with a wide sash, had a round neckline accented I with ruffling edged with white lat and a full skirt with an apron effect formed of ruffles. She wore a garland similar to the matron of in her hair and she tarried a nosegay of white flowers cen it i id with pink blossoms.

Edwin Wedenoja of Detroit was Junior College received his degree from the School of Business Administration, University of Michigan. Here for the wedding are Captain and Mrs. Walter B. Davidson of Great Lakes, 111., Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Poenisch and Mrs. Patrick H. Connelly of Fox Point, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

Maho- ney, Milwaukee, Mrs. L. B. Me- Guire and family of Amery. Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Gaffney, Long Island, New York, Mr. and Edwin Wedenoja, Detroit. Mrs.

Andrew Wedenoja, Mr. and Mrs. Elw'ood Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Tauno Jarvinen of Wakefield.

Mr. and Mrs Fred Pepin, Ishpeming, Leon Robb. Howell, and Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Ashenden, Mi and Mrs.

Tony Giamo and Harold C. Heym of Detroit. of White Nylon Gown The bride was given in marriage by her lather. Her white nylon gown was styled with a fitted bodice and full pleated skirt. Her veil was held by a braided headpiece ol ribbon and net.

She carried pink loses and satin shower ribbons on her satin covered prayer book. Pastel blue orlon sheet gowns were worn by her attendants. Mrs. Fred Costell, an aunt, Roses the shade of the dresses decorate the three-tiered wedding cake and its top ornament is a dove holding twro wed- ding rings. The family breakfast immediately after the wedding service was at the home.

The mother attended the newlY wcds wiU honeymoon wedding in a navy blue sheer with on then way to Honda wheie white accessories and a corsage of i reside at 1 Main red carnations. Mrs, Bussineau in Crest view, wore grey sheer with white ac- cessories and a like corsage. Flower Decorations Flowers and satin ribbon were used to mark the family pews in the church and the flower theme is being repeated in the decorations at Unity Hall where the reception w'ill be held from 3 to 6. Soaat-CtJ, Lady Maccabees The Lady Maccabees will meet at the home of Mrs. John Kress.

1017 7th Ave. Tuesday at 8 p. m. Ishpeming Choir At Central Church Sunday Morning The mixed choir of the Cleveland Avenue Methodist Church of Ishpeming w'ill sing at the morning services at Central Methodist Church in Eseanaba Sunday. The choir is under the direction of Mrs.

Edith Hagar. The order of the service is: Processional hymn, Holy, by Reginald Heber and John B. Dykes. Call to Prayer. Pastoral Prayer and The Lord's Prayer.

Choral response, our -Choir, Worship the Hey- word. Choir. "My Jesus I Love Landon, Choir. Scripture Lesson. St.

John 8, 110 Words of F. Walter, Choir. Presentation of the Offering. Doxology. Words of Lillenos, Choir.

Charles Gabriel, Choir Sermon, Light of trie "Diadem" Choir and Congrega- tion. Benediction. Be With I The choir will be guests of the congregation at a picnic lunch at Pioneer Trail Park immediately following the service. best man for his brother. They are sons of Mrs.

Andrew ja of 1309 Pierce St. Wakefield, and the late Mr. Wedenoja. Jack Gaffney ushered with Ray H. Ebli and Clyde Lepisto of Escanaba.

Music Of Ceremony An aqua shantung suit ith pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses was the choice of the mother. Mrs. Wedenoja wore a navy blue crepe and lace cape drt with white accessories. Gardenias formed her corsage. "Fanis was sung by Mi s.

Ray Olson as the guests were being seated. At the close of the ceremony, as the bride placed a colonial bouquet on the altar of the Blessed Virgin, she sang This Day Beautiful Mother." Wedding Processional by Theo Dubois and Nuptial Postlude by Joseph Bonnet, the recesional were played by Miss Alice Cassette, organist, who accompanied Mis. Olson. All white flowers tall white standards formed the setting for the service. For the wedding breakfast lovely figurines of Chinese goddesses and ivory fans were arranged with the decor of white flowers.

Traditional bridal wreaths of flowers encircled the places set for the bride and bridegroom. Pouring at the reception this afternoon will be Mrs. Daniel Stace.v, Mrs. Wharton Clay, Mrs. Raymond Enright and Mrs.

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1198 Fscanaba ui WEDDING Jt IS (OO 1 MC to Wish that you had planned things differently It a important to choose well the first place and for correct wedding invitations or paper accessories we offer the counsel of our Stationery Department Here you find helpful suggestions in fine papers and correct usages, and our price raies will come as a leas1 surprise OFFICE SERVICE CO. 813 Ludington St. all 1061 ri 'eh invents mnn Bark River Services Services at Salem Lutheran Church al Bark River will be held at 10:45 a. m. Sunday instead i of in the evening, as yesterday.

Immanuel Meetings Immanuel Brotherhood will meet Monday, June 28, at 7:30 p. m. for monthly session The Church Council will meet at the same hour. A report will be given and a sound movie will be shown. Bethany Hr her hood The Brotherhood of Bethany Lutheran Church will meet in the church parlors Monday, June 28, at 8 p.

m. Fred Swanson Is lunch chairman, assisted by Rudolph Larson, Dr. Rudolph Erickson, Joe Petersen, Fred Beck, MRS. HAROLD SLNNAEVE, who was married at St. Joseph Church, Perkins, June 12, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs, Tojvo uiid Victor of Rock. The bridegroom is the son of Mi. and Mrs, Jule Sin- Ihctures of Brothemoud naeve. Rock. Rev.

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Nancy Ostnian will play a violin solo. Attorney Wendell Lund, Washington, I). I will bring an anniversary greeting. Other Sunday Events: m. Anniversary Service.

Rev. Mark Bergman 10:45 a. m. WICSK broadcast of (His service 8:15 a. m.

Organ Prelude. Don Aronson 8:30 a. m. Swedish Service. Dr.

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