HomeMy WebLinkAboutscrapbook pic doris tucker willett (2)29, 1944, Stephen mar-!:
[Nancy Crandall, daughter
Carl Crandall and Mrs.
f 207 Cayuga Heights Rd. '
blished their residence in
yre Apartments.
ie 29, 1944, Lieutenant.
; went overseas, where he
part of the Ninth Air
a pilot of It. B-26, a, tighter
nown as a Marauder. He
nissioned first lieiltena.nt
ber, 1944, and with other
is received the Air Medal.
heard from he had nea.11
d his missions and was
s furloughed hol-ne.
his wife and his Par -
)hen is survived by f0l1r
Second Lieut. John R-
y, an armamel1t officer +
at Ontario Air Base,
Calif.; First Lieut. Ed -
Weatherby. adjutant Ben-
ce, General Headquarters
uthwest Pacific area.; and
.i., and David C. Weather-
aca; his maternal grand-
�Zr. and Airs. Fred Hadley
Lnsbur-, and his paternal
per, Charles Weatherby o
leekworealight blue crepe dress l
and white accessories, while the
bridegroom's mother was attired
In e. brown and white crepes outfit
with brown accessories.
Gilbert Crone of Ithaca was best
man, and Lincoln Spenser of Ith-
�� aca was usher.
A reception wa.s held at sodg
Restaurant.
Ip graduate of Ithaca High
c,;c,jlool, and of. Rochester ember
liospiLal, the bride was a ember
ong
WI-Ighi--(;n.lwldo of the nursing staff of the
Grad -
Miss Gledys Evelyn (lar�lidcs of � Memorial Hospital In Rochester he -
Navy nurse.
lthnca, atttl (,lrtln nrthur R Wright fore becominga High Schcr
of Rochester, son of Mr, and Mrs. utted from Herman r Thomr
M
Edward Wright of Newfleld, were DeKalb Junction, ,war II., it
1�inrried in a. double ring ceremony F a veteran of World
at 8 p.m. Saturday, Mar. 23, 1946, employed by the GLF,
Following e. wedding tri
in the First Congregational Churce�_ northern part of New Y`
,The Rev. Edward Christie p and Canada, the bride "
formed the ceremony against l U.S. Naval Stat`
background of palms and candel- I to the
Williamsburg, V"'
abra. a 10-day leave.
Mps. H. C. Gregg, organist, play- ------
ed Wagner's "Lohengrin" a n d
' "Ave Maria." Edward
1 i Schubert s ��,$eCause,
Sargent, baritone, sang Youmans I.
f by D'Hardelot a n d Y
"Through the Years."
The bride, given in marriage by'
�I her brother, Jack Ga.rside, wore
a traditional white satin veil dding
held
I gown with a finger p
with -a tiara of orange blossoms.
Her bridal bouquet was made up
I of white roses and sweet peas. The
bridesmaid was Miss Anne Gar-
I side of Syracuse,
a sister of the
bride. Her gown was a blue net
and he
warn over blue satin,
bouquet
wore also a juliet cap.
consisted of snapdragons and daf-
mother
fodils. The bridegroom's
was attired in a navy blue dress,
and she wore a corsage of pink
rosebuds. of Ithaca was
Rexford Davis
best man, and ushers were Robert an
Tdiller, James Miller,
Albert Ham-
mond and Wallace Hammond, all botage }
of Ithaca.
A reception for the immediate
7 family was held at a ome Of
Mr, and Mrs. Emmett
RD 2. The bridal tabl evh was
tapers ,t
ated with tadecor-
ll lighted e bridal cake,
and centered � em_
. Mrs. Wright, was formerly
hone
ployed at the New York Telephone,,
Company, and Mr. Wright, recently, discharged from the ArMY. after
4 years of service• is employtd b
the Eastman Kodak Company.
The couple left Sunday f or
Rochester, I'•here they will snake
their home.
S. Geneva St„ �� i t li i 11e Rev._Hen-
ry G. Budd, imillAer cif llle I'ii'st,
Methodist Clim.( 1►, ��II�c i;itinE+'.
BLlrial will I)r it, t1j,• I.�il�ily'
plot. In East Lt\\�ii 0-111�� ci v.
Friends play c•;111 Rt I,IIe f�lllerall
11 olll (, from ;3 to C) ;uld 7 to 9
1,11111•sday.
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