The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • Page 135

18 THE KANSAS CITY STAR Snndoy, September 14, 1969 COLLETT A-BIONDO The Assumption Catholic church was the setting September 6 when Miss Pauline Marie Colletta was married to Mr. Frank J. Biondo. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Dominick Colletta and the late Mr.

Colletta, and the parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Biondo. For her gown, the bride chose heavy satin. It was designed with a scooped neckline, an Empire bodice with lace and pearls, long sleeves and an aisle-wide train inset with peau chose silk organza.

It was styled with a jewel neckline, sheer yoke, long sleeves, an Aline skirt and triangular train heavily appliqued with Alencon lace. A plateau of the lace and organza held her veil, and she carried a cascade of stephanotis and an orchid. Miss Janice Kern was the maid of honor for her sister. Another sister, Mrs. Lonnie Collins of St.

Paris, 0., was a bridesmaid with Miss Kathy Kosorog and Miss Ginny Crescente of Independence. The flower girl was Elizabeth Bua. and Matthew Becchnia carried the rings. Serving as the best man for his brother was Mr. Joseph Stalone.

Mr. Sam Daniels and Mr. Michael Giro of Independence were the groomsmen. The brother. Mr.

Michael Kern, and Mr. Frank Daniels ushered. After a honeymoon in Denver. the couple will be at home here. 'VUeddinfl A (Continued From Page 14C.) Overland Park and Mr.

Jerry Payton of Mission. The church was the setting for the reception. The couple will live in Overland Park Ml Mrs. Frank J. Biondo lace.

Silk organza roses held her veil, and she carried a cascade of white orchids and stephanotis. Attending the bride were Miss Pauline Stabile, the maid of honor, and Mrs. John Malvan and Mrs. Frank Ancona, the bridesmaids. Patricia Caponetto was the flower girl, and Sammy Joe Scavuzzo carried the rings.

Mr. John Malvan was the best man. Mr. Frank Ancona served as the groomsman, and Mr. Don Anthony Ancona, Mr.

John Reddis and Mr. Mathew Stabile ushered. The couple will be at home here. KERN-STALOXE St. Charles Borromeo Catholic church was the scene September 5 of an exchange of wedding vows between Miss Theresa Ann Kern, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph M. Kern of Kearney in Clay Coun- LANG-BANHART Exchanging wedding vows yesterday morning in a setting of gladioli and carnations at St. United Presbyterian church were Miss Karen Sue Lang and Mr. Richard M.

Banhart. An ecumenical service was read for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Lang and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert T. Banhart. A gown of karate with bell sleeves of guipure lace and a dome skirt with a full sweep train was chosen by the bride. Pearls and crystals trimmed the bow that held her veil, and she carried a cascade of gardenias and carnations.

Wearing gowns of yellow satin and linen were Miss Helen Marshhausen, the maid of honor, and the sister, Miss Nancy Eileen Lang, the bridesmaid. Mary Ann Wallace was the flower girl, and Denny M. Stanley carried the rings. Acting as the best man was Mr. David M.

Miller, who came from Santa Monica, Calif. The brother, Mr. John T. Banhart, was the groomsman, and Mr. Kenneth J.

Lang, brother of the bride, ushereo with Mr. Charles W. McClain. A reception was held at the church. On their return from a honeymoon in Miami, the couple will live in Independence.

The altar of St. Catholic church was decorated with bronze and yellow mums and pompons last night for the wedding of Miss Jeanne Kathleen Nap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Nap, and Mr.

Barney Michael McCoy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney McCoy. For her gown, the bride chose a cage of silk organza. Re-embroidered Alencon lace shaped the stand-away collar and decorated the long bishop sleeves, the yoke and the chapel train.

Pearls and crystals accented the lace petal crown which held her veil, and she carried a cascade of white feathered mums and roses. Attending the bride in gowns of avocado chiffon were Miss Terry Ramaglia. the maid of honor, and Mrs. Elliott Eisman and Miss Kathy Diebolt, the bridesmaids. They carried pale green and white pompons.

Sheila McGovern of Overland Park was the flower girl. The best man was Mr. Warren Manion, and the groomsmen were Mr. Bob Baker and Mr. Tom McCormick.

The brother, Mr. Randy Nap, ushered with Mr. Don Conard, and the brother, Terry McCoy, was an altar boy. A reception was held at the church after which the couple left for a honeymoon in Colorado Springs, they will be at home here. JONES-SULLIVAN In ceremony last Sunday afternoon at St.

United Methodist church, Miss Patricia Ann Jones, daughter of Mrs. James J. Jones and the late Mr. Jones, became the bride of Mr. Joseph Michael Sullivan, son of Mrs.

John D. Sullivan and the late Mr. Sullivan. The bride chose an A-line sorrento gown, styled with short sleeves and a bow in the back which topped the chapel train. She wore a matching bow in her hair, and carried pompons, carnations and gyp- sophila.

Miss Allida Mitchem of Tarzana, wore a purple linen gown in her role as the maid of honor. Mr. Richard Maxwell was the best man, and ushering were Miss Rosie Rousseau and Mr. Steve Bootman of Fairway. A reception was held at the church.

The couple will be at home in Warrensburg, Mo. REIVMILLER-HOCKING The Rev. Robert J. Reinmiller read a wedding service Friday night for his daughter, Miss Mary Ruth Reinmiller of West Orange, N. and Mr.

John Simon Hocking of Bonaire, the Netherlands Antilles. The bride, also the daughter of Mrs. Reinmiller, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon J.

Hocking of Laurium, repeated their vows at the Centropolis Baptist church, where the altar held baskets of yellow gladioli and white chrysanthemums. Alencon lace was embroidered on the bodice of the silk organza and taffeta gown, designed with a scooped neckline, elbow-length sleeves, A-line skirt and cathe- a 1 train. Seed pearls trimmed the fabric roses that held the veil, and her flowers were phalaenopsis orchids, yellow roses and stephanotis. Dressed in orange silk linen was the sister, Mrs. Patrick Stillman of Lancaster, the matron of honor, and the bridesmaids, who were another sister of the bride, Mrs.

George Cooper of Benton Harbor, Mrs. John Jteinmiller of Independence, and the sister, Mrs. George Grindall of Shalimar, wore costumes of silk en In gold. Two more sisters of the groom, Miss Susan Hocking of Laurium and Mrs. Leonard Givens of Grand Prairie, lighted the candles, while Pamela Stillman and Michael Stillman, both of Lancaster, were the flower girl and ring bearer, respectively.

Coming from Roseville, to be the best man was Mr. Earl OUila, and Mr. George Cooper, Capt. George Grindall and Mr. Donald Beans of Bonaire, served as groomsmen.

Brothers of the bride, Mr. John Reinmiller and Mr. David Reinmiller of Chattanooga, seated the for a reception for the couple, guests. who will have a home in The church was the setting naire. SIMM MS inmnt mim Handsome dress watches for the male by longmess A.

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