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THC PORTSMOUTH HERALD, PORTSMOUTH, N. H. Saturday, fcptembtr 14, MRS. DOUGLAS REED BECKER Holly Perkins Weds Douglas R. Becker YORK HARBOR Miss Holly Perkins, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. William Scott Perkins, became the bride of Douglas Heed Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs, Roger E. Colbert of Rye and the late Lt. Cmdr.

Clarence W. Becker, USN. last Saturday afternoon in the Trinity Episcopal Church. The Rev. George A.

Westerberg and Bishop Dudley S. Stark conducted the ceremony. Kenneth Cousins of Portsmouth was organist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ivory peau-de-soie gown appliqued with Alencon lace and fashioned with a high circlet neckline, elbow sleeves and fitted waist- lirre. The dome shaped skirt featured a sashed rose at back and cathedral train.

She wore a matching Alencon lace mantilla and mitts of ivory lace which had been worn by her mother and grandmother and carried a cascade of white roses and stephanotis with lily of the val- ey. Miss Judith McClughan of Vewburgh. N.Y. was maid of lonor. wore an old fashion dress with light beige-, top and floor skirt of romance blue.

Mrs. Charles E. Inman of identical to the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Cathv Barnclt of Bloomfield, Mrs. C.

Gaylord Hen- drieks of Winter Park, Mrs. James Cote of Boston and Miss Sara Colbert, sister of the Amy Colbert of Rye, sist-cr of the bridegroom, was junior bridesmaid. Miss Heather L. Inman of Hudson, N.Y., was flower girl wearing a beige floor length gown with high neckline and puffed sleeves trimmed with heirloom lace and romance blue sash. She wore an old fashion bonnet and carried a basket of old fashion flowers.

Center D. Sanders of Rye was best man. Jonathan R. Colbert of Rye, brother of the bridegroom: E. Peter Carlin of Beverly, Mass, cousin of the bridegroom; Peter P.

Rice of York Harbor; Charles E. Inman of Hudson, N.Y. and Gilbert S. Perkins of York Harbor, brother of the bride, ushered the guests. Mrs.

Becker graduated from Oak Grove School and Endicott Junior College. Her husband graduated from Tilton and the University of New Hampshire and is an underwriter for the Fireman's Fund American Insurance Co. of Boston. MR, AND MRS. ALBERT JOSEPH BOUCHER (Vogue Color Studio) Lorna G.

Patterson Wed To Albert J.Boucher Boston, sister of the bride was mai do'f honor. She wore a gown of pink chiffon in the cage style trimmed with daisy appliques. Her headpiece was a matching open pill box trimmed with daisies and she carried white with a pink rosebud gladioli center. Miss Lorna Grace Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank 0. Patterson of 46 Newington Road, and Albert Joseph Boucher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Boucher of 187 Meadow Road were married recently in Christ Episcopal Church. The Rev.

John Swanson conducted the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Rae Fillebrown was organist and Miss Patricia Rice, soloist. Given in marriage by her father, she wore a cage style gown with scoop neckline green rosebud center, adorned with lily of the valley Lawrence Grey was best appliques, and a watteau train i Inhering the guests were Peter fell from the shoulders. Her! Frysolis.

Gordon Hurley of headpiece was a Dior bow with Stratham and Richard Fussegni lily of the valley and held Rye Beach, place her cathedral length her daughters wedding, of silk illusion and she Patterson chose a Hudson. N.Y. sister of-the bride, The couple will make their vas matron of honor dressed i home in Salem, Mass. Miss Jo Ann Cavahaugh, Dale Jellison Married KITTERY POINT Miss Jo Ann Cavanaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman L. Cavanaugh of Coleman Ave. and Dale Lawrence Jellison, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.

Russfill Jellison of 39 Tilton Kittery. were united in marriage recently in the First Congregational Church. The Rev. Robert E. Pugh conducted the double ring ceremony.

Miss Betsy Alvord was organist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a full length gown of satin and Chantilly lace fashioned with a scoop neckline, lace bodice and bell sleeves. The A-line satin skirt and Chapel length train were accented with lace. Her headpiece was a satin pillbox with petals and seed pearls and she carried a cascade of pink and white sweetheart roses, stephanotis and ivy. Miss Sheri Cavanaugh, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.

She wore a full length gown of pale green crepe with sheer back a a contrasting trim. Headpiece was a matching bow and she carried a cascade of pink sweetheart roses and Wayne Jellison, brother of bridegroom, was best man. Mark Guimont of Cape Elizabeth and William Stoy of San- Mrs. Priscilla Healey. Mrs.

Deborah Palfrey and Miss Catherine Dominick were bridesmaid of honor. She wore a gown like that of the maid of honor and carried Miss Priscilla Patterson of' "ore a pink coat and dress with i matching accessories. At the reception Mrs. Mark Nelson of Hampton cut the wedging cake and Miss Margaret Boucher, sister of the bridegroom, presented the suest i book. For a wedding trip to Lake Lucia Stevenson Engaged to Wed Wayne Gartner Mrs.

-Joan of Ports: mouth announces the engage: mem of her niece. dre5? Stevenson, to Wayne J. Gart-, accessories." T'pon their T-eturn a ilrs Fr nk i making their home at Banquet Set Sept. 17 By Club ROLLINSFORD The September meeting of the Com- lU I munity Garden Club took place un this week and was held at the Hiram Roberts Grange Hall. The group held a workshop on flower arranging conducted by Mrs.

Herbert Ford-Smith. 1 who presented instruction along! with illustrations. The final judging of the ar- rangemenls was done by the members themselves, and the following were voted as prize winners: First prizes went to Sylvia ford, classmates of the bridegroom, ushered the guests. Mrs. Cavanaugh chose an aqua ensemble with i accessories and a corsage of pink miniature carnations while the bridegroom's mother.

Mrs. Jellison wore a rose ensemble with matching accessories a a corsage of pink miniaturel carnations. I Special guests at the reception were the bride's a a grandmother, Mrs. Iva Halverson of Nova Scotia and the bridegroom's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Ricker of Waterbor'o.

(bspectattti for omen Edited by tJETTE DRISCOLL To Reside in Boston Terry Louise Mullins Weds MRS. PETER MORGAN PLUMB (Bob Ring photo) After a wedding trip to Rangley Lakes the couple will make their home in Bangor. For traveling the bride wore a brown and beige dress with brown accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Mrs. Jellison graduated from Traip Academy and is now attending the University of Maine.

Her husband also graduated from Traip and is attending the University of Maine. GAIL HOPLEY Gail Hopley, W. F. Fioretti Engaged to Wed Ladies Union Making Items for Nov. 2 Fair NORTH HAMPTON The Ladies Unioi; of the North Hampton United Church of Christ began their fall season Wednesday with a work session, luncheon for 15 persons and a business meeting.

Guests were Mrs. Ruth Fuller, Mrs; Myra Haven, Mrs. Ethel Mann plus the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert J.

Guth with their son Eugene, Mrs. C. William Barton, president, led the devotions. -has started on items for the church fair, scheduled for Nov. 2.

Several completed aprons were brought in for the apron tabb. 'Letters of appreciation were read from Mrs. i Iharrier who was sponsored last Tune at the Ministers' Wives Retreat, and from Mrs. Charles Busy Days Planned By YWCA The fall program of the YWCA include a busy Wednesday, when Mrs. Downey of Kittery will slip-covering: Mr.

Nicholson of Portsmouth will each driver's education: Mrs. "VIcNabb of North Hampton will Heuohele who went to the Senior Citizens meeting in Pembroke last summer, Mrs. Heuchele, who was secretary of the Ladies Union, has now moved to Oklahoma. Mrs, Eugene H. Roberts was appointed to fill the vacancy until officei 1 elections i January.

The Ladies Union and the Women's Fellowship have been asked to entertain the Exeter Golden Age Club, Oct. 4. Also, it is expected trie two church groups rext spring will sponsor a May Fellowship Breakfast. During the past year, the Ladies Union has made .213 large cancer dressings and 45 small dressings. The bandages recently were delivered to the County Home.

World Community Day was discussed will: various ways of observing it mentioned. Persons who have clothing to contribute to Church World Service for World Community Day should bring the articles to the church before October 15. This clothing is slated to go to Southeast i Asia or Vietnam. It was announced there will DURHAM A reception at the Wentworth Hotel followed the wedding recently of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Morgan Plumb in St. John's Church, Portsmouth. The Rev. Charles Hodgins, conducted the afternoon ceremony. Earle Vaughan was organist.

The bride is the former Miss Terry Louise daughter of Lt. Col. C.H. Mullins (Ret.) and Mrs. Mullins of Durham.

The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Plumb of Oyster Bay, New York. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a silk organza fashioned empire A-line silhouette with Alencon lace and seed pearls.

Watteau train fell softly from her shoulders in cathedral length. The headpiece was a Dior bonnet adorned with French seed pearls and crystals attached to a two-tier silk illusion veil and she carried a colonial bouquet of white gladioli and yellow sweetheart roses. Miss Katheririe Mullins, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. David R.

Thomas of Oyster Bay, L.I., sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Diane Draves of Durham. Identically gowned, they wore sland green gowns of imported satipeau. The gowns, were designed in an silhouette with a fluted back of gathered satipeau trimmed with deeper velvet ribbon. Their headpieces were Dior caps of matching satipeau with velvet green rib- ion that tied under the chin and they carried colonial bouquets of yellow, light and dark bronze poms with greens. Best man" was the bride- jroom's Michael Plumb.

Bedminster, Ushers were Michael C. Mullins, brother of the bride, and David R. Thomas, Oyster Bay, L.I,, N.Y., brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Mrs. Mullins, mother of the bride, wore a pale pink worsted silk dress with dark brown accessories, her corsage was a dark brown Cimbidium orchid with brown ribbon.

Mrs. Plumb, mother of the bridegroom, wore brown silk sheath with gold jacket and a corsage of dark jrown Cimbidium orchid with cream ribbon. The knife used for the wed ding cake belonged to the ridVs grandmother, Mrs. Harry L. Chase, Whitefield, Maine vho had used it for her wedding cake in 1910.

Miss Jane Chase of Whitefield, Maine, cousin of the bride, presented the guest book. For a wedding trip to Quebec City and New Brunswick. Canada, the bride wore a powder i sleeveless wool, A-line dress with gray accessories and a corsage of shocking pink sweetheart roses. The bride and her husband MR. AND MRS.

WILLIAM B. HULL Nancy Elizabeth Taylor, William B. Hull Wed DURHAM The Lee Congregational Church was the scene recently for the marriage of Miss Nancy Elizabeth Taylor, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel F.

Taylor of. Durham, to William Boston Hull, son of and Mrs. Isaac C. Hull of Foster, R.I. The double ring ceremony was conducted by the Rev.

Marshall Stevenson. Aaron Chadbourne was organist. Presented in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown or silk organza over taffeta with a portrait neck- be a fall field meeting at Pern- both attend the School of the i i i broke. Sept. 24 and 25.

All persons in the community interested in Bible study are Invited to a coffee at 9:45 a.m.. i Museum of Fine Arts in Boston Newly weds To Li vein Epping EPPING Miss Linda Jean Valliere. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C.

Valliere of Epping and Clearwater; became the bride of Daniel De- Butts son of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel DeButts Sr. of Brentwood, recently in Joseph's ChUrch. The double ring ceremony was conducted by the Rev. AgnellUs McCabe.

Mrs. Joseph Jean was organist. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a street length gown of lace over satin, with long sleeves and neckline. A matching floral headpiece held in place her shoulder length veil and she carried a bouquet of pink and white tarna- tions. Mrs, Richard Sanborn of Brentwood was matron of honor.

She wore a dress of pink lace, with matching headpiece, and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. Richard Sanborn of Brentwood was best man. Michael and Da- Une, long sleeves, empire waistline. Appliques "of imported Chantilly lace accented the bodice, skirt and sleeves. Her full chapel train fell from a matching bow and she a bouquet of stephanotis, ivy ynd baby's breath, Miss Cynthia M.

Taylor, sister of tho bride? was. maid of honor. She wore a full length gown in romance blue with long sleeves and an empire waistline and carried blue daisies and ivy. Miss Rachel' Taylor, sister of the bride; Cynthia Tardiff, of Concord and Rebecca Hull of Hanover were bridesmaids. They wore full length gowns in spring blue.

Thomas G. Hull of Roekville, brother of the bridegroom, was best Lee of Woodstock, Bruce M. Timpano of Alstead and Kenneth H. der of Philadelphia, Pa. ushered, For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.

Taylor chose a rose organza dress with silver accessories. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Hull: wore yellow, suit with white After a wedding trip' the couple will make their home in Providence. R.I. For traveling the bride wore a pink and white suit with white accessories and an orchid corsage.

Mrs. Hull graduated from Oyster River High School with the Class of 1964 and Concord Hospital School of Nursing in 1967. She was a staff nurse at the Concord Hospital. Her husband graduated from Scituate High School with the Class of 1961 and the University of New Hampshire in 1965. He operates the Hull Forest Products Co.

land on their return will Valliere brothers of the in Boston. Sussman wil 1 lead Workshop group. Colling. Mrs. Nuppola and Mar- LaJOLLA.

Calif. Mr. and jorie second prizes. So-j Mrs. Edward J.

Hopley of this phie Zarillo. Marjorie Janetos. city, formerly of. Portsmouth, Clara Berube and Marjorie Massingharr: and. third prizes.

Rita Reillv (o Arlette Mclntire announce the engagement of their daughter. Gail, to William Francis Fioretti Jr. of Welles- nstruct in guitar, and Mrs. Oct. 1.

the church. The class! ZkltriJCa Celebrates Anniversary the Diet will be from 10:30 to 11:30 o'clock. i Wednesday classes begin Sept. i The next regular Ladies Union J18 at 7:30 p.m.. except driver's education, which meets at 7 p.m.

and began last Wednesday. Slipcovering is for those who need to recover a worn piece but cannot find satisfactory, trim-fitting materials. It is an excellent way to save money land set wha! vou want for stvle meeting will from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept.

25. when hostesses will be Mrs. Blanche Brown and Mrs. Rachel Carlson. Mrs.j Bertha Norton will 1 a devotions.

The Altrusa Club celebrated a red. grey ca and ack he Sarah Orne Jewett and Mrs. John McNabb will offer in-j of South Berwick. of Portsmouth, attended Fisher stniclion in the basics for be-; Patricia Morey Plans to Marry and Mrs Donald E. Marines- of Woodburv '1207 Miss a Hostesses for the luncheon were Emile Labbe.

Mrs. Henry Mrs. George Ja- 4 11 a i- j'onsmeuua iiien School 'ana it- -riT -choois in Wi and'tt-ndrd HawthcVn- College high school 5 emnlovcd bv the Vnv' En-- i'- irirr i TV be Miss Patricia Weston. a senior at Portsmouth High School, and her mother, Mrs. Robert Wcston were guests.

Patricia was the delegate, sponsored by the of Pease AFB TM 53 club to Giri State in Mr. Fioretti with announce the engagement of Uieirj Mary president. Junior ColJcgc in Boston. ginning students of guitar. This with a supper Howard Johnson.

meeting at honors from Babson where mcnibcr Delta Sigma Pi and on Tuesday. Sept. at the Blue Ke National Honor o. ji Jji tSiUcJii Institute ages, is especially suited to the! daughter. Patricia L.

Morey. to conducted the "meeting and he was a person whh little i a H. Roser Eaton, son of a District One work- Pi and Mrs. McNabb i u-nnM- HI. cxpcricscp.

Mrs. McXabb rs EveJvjl E3ton KiUwy demonstrate basic chords, cor- A Thanksgiving v.tddins High School and attended i faar received his B.A. ifnivcrsilr of Nvw Hanuririre i Degree St. Bonarcnturc He is presently attcndins Con- i Lnivcrsity and is now serving cord Commercial i A lal OTCd 3l em Pa15er 5 on Ford i ri. laneuacc of choo3.

Inspection Night Set for Oct. 4 NORTH BERWICK Beacon Chsp'tr. Order of Eastern Star. rri, i on Friday for its fni mwlinj: of the" fall. The; fhorl meeting was i Hatch sen-cd re- LtCIA STEVENSON Ai ihf I.C.M meeting, to be.

held Ocl. 4. "Inspcctior! Night" will br. observed wilh Elizabeth Hilton of Waldobom, conducting the meting. A covered dish supper w52j bf- held btfore 5hc The pa-l matrons meel ihcse coarfcr and the others! employed at Continental Shoe being offerct: at the YWCA, cali Co1 435-0162 for a Hcr ancc altcn dcd Kittery schools and Traip Academy and 115 now serving with the Army, bulletin Weoneso.iy.

Oc1. Ifi. the homcj rnontJi HigJi School in -Innc and of Mrs. Olsvo Stepte. A covered.

Cn. Ht-r bosbaiwi gradoalcd from daift be sen-cd. Susaua in jass and Radcliffe Club Plans to Meet Next Week The fo2i rait-eling of the ditto Club of New Hampshire 13 bc hcid Saturday. Sept. 23.

at Bob Taylor's Homestead eslauran! in Exeler. The new president. Mrs. -John W. Bowden of Lyrac.

will conduct short i meeting al noon. This will be followed hy a social period at 32:30. wslh luncheon at one o'clock. For Oic program. Mrs.

Rolf of Belmoni, on her experiences in; Nepal as a Peace Corps worker. Mrs, Charles L. Bicicl of Exeter is in charge of luncheon rcscrrattans. -K-Jjjch arc to bc graduated from Alcmany lligh School in maoc us later than Tuesday, ft IK iti An in Danvcrs. OcJoUer WEI) IN" CALIFORNIA Miss Pamela Mchan.

dantfilcr of and Irs. David Kierslead. and SgJ. Theodore fikolyski were uniitd in marriage recently in St. Rosa Lima Church in Calif.

Mrs. MiJiolysIti graduated from Ports- is employed al C. E. Walker In Vietnam. Sept.

PATRICIA L. shop would be conducted by Miss Mona Carle, first governor from Bermuda, at Slowe, Vt, on Sept. 14-15. 1968. A rummage sale will be held sometime the last of October, Mrs.

Hilda Hundley, recording secretary and chairman of the community service committee, introduced the speaker. Mrs. Elizabeth Pingree, executive director of Spaulding Youth Center'at Tilton. Mrs. Pingree spoke on Use help given the emotionally disturbed children who attend that center.

Slides of the Center were shown by Mrs. RuJh Chase. The next meeting will be 3reW at the Hoddngham Hotel on Sept. 25, at 7:45 p.m. Bella Halls Feted af Shower ELIOT Bella Halls of Eliot was gHest of honor at a bridal shower recently given by Mrs.

Peter Fronlicro at Gloucester House Restaurant Miss Halls, daughter of Mr. hnd Mrs. Walter A. Halls of 49 Beech Road will become Mac, ibridc of Frank Fronliero. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Fmnticro of Gloucester on ScpL 22. bride, ushered the For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Valliere chose a green and gold brocade dress and coat ensemble with green accessories and a corsage of white carnations.

Mrs. DeButts, mother of the bridegroom, wore a blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. A reception was held in the Legion Home, with Mrs. Kevin Bowles presenting the guest book. For a wedding trip to New York, the bride wore a while fknncl suit with blue accessories.

Upon their return the couple will make their home on Main Street. 'Mrs. DeButts graduated from Bake Sale The Vaughan Street Adult Center will hold a bake sale today, beginning at 10 a.m., at 116 Vaughan St. For sale will be cakes, cup- a doughnuts, brownies, baked beans, and other types of pastries. Past Noble Grands NORTH BERWICK The Past Noble Grands will hold their annual banquet Thursday Sept.

26 at the Tee Manor in North Berwick. is employed at Sylvania Eicc- tric. Her husband is a 1966 graduate of Exeter High School and is employed at Connor's High School in 1966 and Bolting Woriis'in Newfields. MK. AXD DANEIL DcBUTTS JR.

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