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LOCKPORT. N. Y.. UNION-SUN & JOURNAL MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1950
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Bride And Attendants
Wear White, Leaf Green
Bridal Couple To Make
Home In Alabama
White and leaf green formed en attractive color scheme
for the wedding performed Saturday at 4 o'clock in Emmanuel
Methodist Church, uniting in marriage Miss Adrienne Dawn Humann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Humann. 74 Millar
PL, and Jamet Ryland Bailies, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryland
Baines of Suffolk. V.
A hunter's green suit and beige hat with matching green
veiling were chosen by Miss Mary Ruth Oliphant for her marriage to Howard G. Pletcher. Hunter's green and beige accessories and a corsage of yellow roses and Fall shades of pompons
completed the bride's attire.
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ST. r A T » I C * ' » UNIT
The regular meeting of St- Patrick's Unit, Ladle* of Charity, will
be held Wednesday evening at the
home. 101 Ontario 8t.
B L l l CROSS CIRCLE
Blu eCross Circle. Ladle* of Charity of St. Mary* Church, will meet
Wednesday evening
Immediately
following church service* in their
rooms. 30 Walnut f t
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Leo LeBar
Jewelry
Store
4 L o c u s t St.
Lockportian
Made Chairman
For Mass
The bride wore a gown of traditional satin with fitted bodice, long
pointed sleeves and a portrait neckline. The full skirt extended to a
cathedral-length train. Her veil of
Imported French illusion was a t tached to a princes* bonnet of satin
and she carried white fujlmums.
The bride's four attendants were
gowned alike i n leaf green faille.
with tightly fitted bodices and full
hoop skirt*. They wore bolero
Jackets with matching satin lapel*
and cuffs and halt b o n n e u of
matching faille. They carried p o m pons In Fall shades Ued with
matching ribbon
CHILD CHAT FOR L M
The first FaU moating of Child
Mrs. Nelson ML Mason of OakChat Forum will bo hold Thurs- field, cousin of the bride, was m a t day evening in Sisley's Restaurant. ron of honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Louise Allen of R a d Dinner will bo served a t 6:30.
ford. Va..
Miss
Katharine
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SMITH BIBLE C L A M
Schaeffer of Lockport and Miss AuSmith Bible C l a « Of First Pres- drey J. Oldach of Windsor. Conn.
byterian Church will have a 1 O'clock
FETAL PINK FROCK
luncheon Thursday at the home of
Mrs. George Hedden. Ridge Road.
The bride's niece, Molly J o a n
Each will take table service and Morey of Buffalo, was
flower
a dish of toon for the tatte. Mrs. girl, wearing petal pink net over
bouffant
Marshall is In charge Of transpor- matching faille with a
skirt, deep collar of net and touchtation.
es of velvet. She carried a noseNORTHERN CIRCLE
T h e Northern Circle of Baptist gay of pink mum*.
O. 8. Hobbs of Suffolk was best
Church Women will m e e t tomorrow a t 2.30 with Mrs Walter Wright. m a n and ushers were Kenneth
87 1-2 Vine St. Members a n asked Blanchard of Buffalo, Hadorl Bar-'
M.
to note the change of meeting rett of Suffolk and Nelson
Mason of Oakfield.
place.
Dr- Stephen Palmer, minister of
MOTHERS' FORUM
P i n t Presbyterian Church p e r T h e first Fall meeting of mothers' formed the ceremony and the bride
Forum w ill be a luncheon Wednes- was given in marriage by her faday at 1 o'clock a t the Hackney ther. Harland W D . Smith w a s
House. WllUamsvUle.
organist and James Fletcher sang
"At Dawning" and "Because."
FAVORITE CRAFT U N I T
T h e bride's mother w o n a floorT h e first Fall meeting or t h e
Favorite Craft U n i t Of the Niag- length gown of wild grape w i t h
ara County Home Bureau was held fuchsia side draping, and b l a c k
The
bridegroom's
i n t h e NOW York State Electric accessories.
mother wore Autumn gold w i t h
a n d G a s Corporation room Thursblack accessories. Both wore orday, when the program for the
chid corsages
year w a s discussed e n d l e a d e n
Altar baskets of white gladioli
for t h e various projects chosen. The
annual Fall membership luncheon with fern* and candelabra decoratw i s h o held Nov. % New m e m - ed the church for the ceremony
which was followed by a reception
h e n a n d renewal* will be acin the Park H o t e l
cepted a t the October meeting and
a t t h e lesson o n flower arrangeTRAVELING SI IT
m e n t ; t h e first project of t h e year,
The couple left for an eastern
t o he held tomorrow at 7:10 in the wedding trip, the bride wearing a
Electric and O a s Corporation room. suit of burgundy muted check with
T h e following material will be tak- velvet trimming and a hat and bag
e n to t i n lesson: Garden flowers, of matching velvet. Mr. and Mrs.
flowering shrubs, berries, frames Baines will make their
home
or foliage of any kind for one bou- after Oct. 1 at 1204 Downey St..
nuet" ncedleDoint or hairpin hold- Bedford. Va.
The bride attended Antioch Col<r or a piece of 1-inch mesh chicken
vases or platters: newspap- lege and was graduated from the
ers, paring knife and shears.
Women'* Division of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. The bridegroom
is attending VPL
Prenuptlal entertainments included a bridge party given by t h e
bride 1 ! college roommate,
Miss
Louise Allen of Radford; a personal shower by the Misses KatherAlarm and Kitchen
lne e n d Virginia Shaeffer and Barb a n Schwab; a kitchen shower by
Mrs. Nelson M. Mason and Mrs
Harry Overend.
A bathroom shower by Miss Audrey Oldach; a dinner party b y
Mrs. K e n n e t h Blanchard of Buffalo,
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sister of the bride; a dinner by
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Henning and
Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Dohring
At
Mrs. and Mrs. Baines. the bridegroom's parents, gave the rehears a l dinner Friday evening in the
Park Hotel.
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The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
Mable T. Oliphant, 473 Hawley St.
and tne late Clarence Oliphant. Mr
Pletcher is a son of Mr. and Mrs
0 « r - - - Pletcher. Swings R o a d ,
Newfane.
The
ceremony was
performed
Saturday at 11 o'clock in the rectory of St. Patrick's Church, the
Rev. John P. Kennedy, pastor
officiating.
Mrs. William J. McKenna Jr.,
Mrs. Florence Kennedy was her
diocesan president oi the Ladles ol sister's only attendant, wearing a
Charity, announces the appointment claret suit with matching accesso
of Mrs Stephen V. Doherty oi ries and a corsage of pink rose*
Lockport as general chairman oi and pink
and fuchsia pompons
the Holy Year Mass for the Ladies Oeorge Pletcher Jr.. was his brothof Charity on Thursday, Sept. 28, er's best man
in St. Josephs New Cathedral. His
The bride's mother wore t e a l
Excellency, the Most. Rev. John F. blue with brown accessories and a
pink glamella corsage. The brideO'Hara. CSC, will preside.
The Rt Rev (Msgr.i Eugene A. groom 'a mother wore a plum dress
Loftus will act as celebrant and, with gray accessories and a cor-
CLUB ACTIVITIES
Lockport Man Weds
In Buffalo Ceremony
matching
accessories
and
tne
bridegroom's mother wore caramelcolored crepe with a brown velvet
hat and brown accessories. Both
wore corsages of yellow rases.
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MR. AND MRS. HOWARD G. PLETCHER
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will be assisted by the Rev. Harry!?**' o f w h l t e a n d f u c h 5 l a - , * m e | W. Osborne, deacon, and the Rev. I al' . ,
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Baskets of mixed gladioli deoui am L. wo/niak. subdeacon.
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All Ladles of Charity are invited mony, after which a
wedding
The first meeting of Girl Scout
to attend the mass and will receive breakfast was served to 16 at the
the Papal Blessing from Msgr. Lot- Park Hotel. A three-tiered wedding Troop II. of First Presbyterian
Church, will be held tomorroie at
tus. who recently returned f r o m cake centered the table.
Rome.
Following a short motor t r i p , 3:30 in Hamilton House.
Mrs. Doherty has chosen as ner t h e couple will return to Lockport
CHESTNUT RIDGE UNIT
and l e a v e
co-chairman, Mrs. Peter J. M u r - ,loosa.
Ala., immediately
where they for
will Tuscamake
rett of Kenmore and the commitChestnut Ridge Unit of Niagara
tee assisting them will Include Mrs their home.
_ r _ r i l l -. ( »J County Home Bureau will meet toPrancls C. Reynolds. Mrs. Louis The bridegroom was
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Ward, and Mrs. Joseph J. Colbey
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Jr.. of Lockport.
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loosa. He served with the U. S. on flower arrangement will
Army in Italy for three years. The given.
bride is a graduate of Lockport
UXORIS CLUB
CHICKEN DINNER •
High School.
The Uxoris Club will have
a
By Wright's Corners Presbyterianj Prenuptlal events included: A
Church at the Pire Hall. Wednes- kitchen shower given by Miss Jane social meeting tomorrow evening
day. Sept. 20th at 5:30. Sale of Achramovltch of Kenmore; a bath- at the home of Mrs. Victor Cooper,
aprons, baked goods and vegetables!room shower by Mrs. Rollln Orant; 239 Price St. There will be a celeAdults $1.00.
18. 19c a dinner t the Park Hotel by the bration of birthdays occurring in
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W h i t e g l a d i o l i , p a l m s a n d candelabra d e c o r a t e d t h e C h u r c h
Timekeeping Department of Har- the past three months.
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The
Ladies' Aid Society of RoyalA variety shower by Mrs. R. W.
ton
Baptist
Church will meet ThursWILSON Sept. 18 - The second j Kennedy and Mrs. Peter Oliphant
o f Mr. a n d Mrs. C. K e i l C a s s e t y , 1 5 1 S p r i n g v i l l e A v e . , E g g e r t s meeting of the Wilson Republican a t Mrs. Oliphant's home. Quaker day at 2 o'clock with Mrs. R a y v i l l e , a n d R o b e r t G e o r g e M c C a r t h y , s o n o f Mr. a n d Mrs. H o w a r d Club will be held at the Wilson Road. Barker; a linen shower by mond Ranney, Lincoln A v e n u e
House, Friday evening, Sept. 22 Mrs. Prances Ryaa at the Park Extenstion. Refreshments will b e
E. McCarthy, L o w e r M o u n t a i n R o a d , L o c k p o r t
at 8 oclock.
I Hotel.
served by the hostess.
The Rev. J. J. Post performed
the ceremony at 2 o'clock Satur- Williamsvllle.
day. The bride 'was given In marFor traveling, the bridechose a i
riage by her father.
wine-colored suit with black velvet
The bride's gown was fashioned accessories and a corsage of white i
with a white satin skirt, lace bod- roses. The couple will make their
Ice and sleeves and empire waist- home at 53 Maple St., Lockport.
line. Her full-length veil of illusion,
Out-of-town guests included Col
edged with lace, fell from a Juliet and Mrs. R. W. Drury of Athol.
cap and she carried a cascade oi Mass.. grandparents of the bride,
white roses.
and Miss Adelaide Elliott of Detroit,
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SISTER ATTENDS BRIDE
The bridegroom, a graduate of [
Mrs. Robert J. Edgcomb was her
sister's matron of honor and brides- University of Buffalo, Is a m e m - j
maids were Miss Patricia A. Cas- ber of B X E Fraternity.
sety and Miss Janet
Stapleton,
cousins of the bride. They wore
blue satin gowns with fitted bodIces and strapless tops and capes
of matching satin. Blue satin Juliet caps and mitts completed their
attire and they carried cascades of
yellow chrysanthemums.
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The bride's mother wore a mink
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RECEPTION AT C LI B
A reception to 150 guests was
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