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Couple Are United at
Double Ring Ceremony
Carol Ann Reimiller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Reimiller, 35 N. Lehigh St.
Shavertown, became the bride
of Robert D. Elston, son of Mrs.
Billie Elston Case of Trucksville
and Harold B. Elston of Hunt-
sville.
The double-ring ceremony
was preformed at 10:30 July 24
by the Rev. Douglas Akers in
the Dallas United Methodist
Church. Shirley Jones was
Organist.
‘Deborah Reimiller was maid
of “honor for her sister.
Bridesmaids were Joy
Kozemchak, Joann Gruver and
Judy Dana. Judy O’Donnell,
cousin of the bride, was flower
girl.
‘Dale Elston, brother of the
groom, served as best man.
~ Ushers were David and Paul
Elston, also brothers of the
~ groom, dnd David Kozemchak.
Ring bearer was Jeffrey Spudis,
godson of the groom.
The bride, escorted by her
father, was given in marriage
by her parents. She chose a
formal white empire gown with
bodice of Chantilly lace
featuring a scalloped mandarin
collar and tapered sleeves
ending in a point at the wrist.
The A-line skirt of organza was
appliqued with motifs of
~ Changilly lace and the
detaci@ble train, fastened at
the waist with a tailored bow,
had the same appliques and was
edged jx Chantilly lace. For her
headp®®e, she chose a lace-
covered Camelot cap with
three-tiered, elbow-length veil
of silk illusion. The bride
carried a nosegay of white
daisies, yellow sweetheart
roses, and baby breath with
yellow and white satin
streamers.
Maid of honor wore a formal
i { length gown of maize chiffon
" with
designed with a mandarin
collar outlined in Venise lace
and full bishop sleeves with
cuffs trimmed in Venise lace.
Lace design on the bodice and
waist gave the effect of a
separate bolero. She wore a
picture hat of white horse hair
yellow grosgrain
streamers. Bridesmaids were
identically attired and all
carried white straw fireside
baskets filled with roses and
multi-colored summer flowers.
The flower girl wore a sleevless
~ gown identical to those of the
attendants and carried a
fireside basket of roses and
summer flowers.
Mother of the bride selected a
street length dress of pink
chiffon over silk. The long
waisted bodice featured a pin-
tucked yoke stitched in metallic
silver thread, full bishop
sleeves with cuffs also stitched
in metallic silver, and pleated
chiffon skirt. She chose mat-
ching accessories and a corsage
of pink sweetheart roses.
Mother of the groom chose an
A-line styled dress of orchid
crepe trimmed at the neckline
with shaded orchid and plum
embroidered daisies and long
sheer sleeves. She wore mat-
ching accessories and a corsage
of white sweetheart roses and
shattered orchid carnations.
An afternnon reception was
held at the American Legion
Home, North River Street,
Wilkes-Barre. =
Parents of the groom en-
tertained the members of the
wedding party, their parents
and out-of-town guests at a
rehearsal buffet at the home of
the groom’s mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Elston have
returned from a wedding trip to
Yellowstone National Park,
Grand Teton National Park,
Wyo. and Denver, Colo. They
are residing in Trucksville.
THE DALLAS POST, SEPT. 2, 1971
Dallas Alumni Wed
At Gate of Heaven
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Elston
The marriage of Allison
Galletly, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl E. Kasenbach, Over-
brook Avenue, Dallas, to Ed-
ward Richard Maier, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Fred Maier,
Haddonfield Hills, Dallas, took
place Aug. 21 at Gate of Heaven
Church, Dallas. The Rev.
Thomas B. Jordan performed
the double ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
stepfather, the bride wore an
Empire A-line gown of Vensie
lace with the high neckline
edged in lace. She wore a long
chapel length mantilla edged in
Venise lace and carried a
bouquet of roses and stephano-
tis.
Patricia Kondrak, Edwards-
ville, was maid of honor. She
wore an A-line gown of pale
melon organza trimmed with
Vensie lace. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. James Davies, Dallas,
sister of the bride; Nancy
Maier, Pasadena, Calif., sister
of the bridegroom ; Linda Finn,
Harveys Lake; and Mrs. Robert
Paula Gilbert Is Bride
Of Nicholas Stredny Jr.
The marriage of Paula
Gilbert to Nicholas S. Stredny
Jr. took place Aug. 28 at Gate of
Heaven Church, Dallas. The
Rev. Stephen McGough offic-
iated at the double ring cere-
mony.
The bride is the daughter of
the late Sherman M. Gilbert of 5
College Manor, Dallas.
Mr. Stredny is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas S. Stredny
Sr., Memorial Highway, Dallas.
The bride is a graduate of
Kingston High School, now
Wyoming Valley West, and was
graduated from Wilkes College
with a B. A. degree in mathe-
Sherksnas' To Note
35th Anniversary
William
Breeze,
Mr.
Sherksnas,
and Mrs.
Point
Diane Lenore Hozempa
Weds Bradley E. Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus F.
Hozengpa, 97 Midland Drive,
Dallas, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Diane
Lenore, to Bradley E. Bryant,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua E.
Bryant Jr., Shawanese. The
double ring ceremony was
performed Aug. 22 at 2 p.m. in
Dallas Methodist Church by the
Rev. Douglas Akers and the
Rev. Robert Sheehan. Soloist
was Richard Oliver. Shirley
Jones was organist.
The bride, escorted by her
father and given in marriage by
her parents, wore an original
formflg" gown of silk organza.
The Bodice and long full sleeves
were appliqued with French re-
embroidered lace, as was the
chapel length train. Her three-
tierdff veil of illusion fell from a
mateyiing Camelot headpiece
appliqued with French lace and
seed pearls. She carried a
cascade bouquet of white
sweetheart roses, white car-
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nations, and ivy.
Carole Hozempa, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. She
wore a chiffon gown in romance
blue with a white bodice and
sleeves. The neckline, cuffs,
and center sleeve were 'trim-
med with French daisies and
ruffled lace. Her white picture
hat was trimmed with romance
blue chiffon. She carried a
colonial bouquet of blue car-
nations, pink baby’s breath, and
white sweetheart roses.
Bridesmaids were Rita Fitch,
Beth Sheehan, Nancy Love, and .
Diane Hozempa. They wore sky
blue gowns identical to that of
the maid of honor.
Joshua Bryant III was best
man for his brother. Ushers
were Edward Dubil, Earl Swan
Jr., David Bryant, and Gary
Hozempa.
The mother of the bride chose
an aqua chiffon dress with
matching accessories. The
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Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Bryant
bridegroom’s mother selected a
pink chiffon dress with mat-
ching accessories. Their cor-
sages were white carnations
with pink sweetheart roses.
A cocktail hour and reception
were held at Genetti’s Hotel,
Wilkes-Barre, after which the
couple left on a wedding trip to
the Grand Bahamas. For her
departure, the bride wore a
white silk print dress with white
accessories.
Mrs. Bryant was graduated
from Dallas Senior High School
and attends Wilkes-Barre
Business College.
Mr. Bryant was graduated
from Lehman High School and
ECPI School, Wilkes-Barre. He
is associated with his father in
business.
Prior to the wedding, the
bride was honored at a shower
given by her attendants at the
Treadway Inn, Plains.
The couple will reside in Leh-
man.
Harveys Lake, will observe
their 35th wedding anniversary
Sept. 5 with an informal family
dinner at their home.
The couple were wed Sept. 5,
1936, in the Holy Trinity
Lithuanian Church, Wilkes-,
Barre, by the Rev. J.” K.
Miliauskas. Mrs. Sherksnas’
sister, Victoria Sheporaitis
Przybylowski, served as maid
of honor and Frank Zyblewski
was best man.
Mrs. Sherksnas is the former
Elizabeth Sheporaitis. Mr.
Sherksnas, a member of
Harveys Lake Borough Council,
is self-employed as a painting
contractor and paper hanger.
On Saturday morning, the
Rev. Patrick D. Healey will
celebrate a Mass of
Thanksgiving at Our Lady of
Victory Church, Harveys Lake,
in honor of the «ouple.
Feted At Supper
Ann Peterson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Peter-
son, and her fiance, Bernard
Zablocki, with other members
of the wedding party and out-of-
town guests were entertained at
a buffet supper, Aug. 27., by Mr.
and Mrs. Raymon R. Heddon.
Miss Peterson and Mr. Zablocki
were married Aug. 28 in Prince
of Peace Church, Dallas.
Abby Ann Jones Becomes
Bride of Paul L. Campbell
Abby Ann Jones, daughter of
Natalie E. Jones, Dallas, and
the late Clarence Wilson Jones,
became the bride of Paul Law-
rence Campbell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James L. Campbell, 79 E.
Center St., Shavertown.
Dr. Laurence T. Beers offic-
iated at the noon ceremony at
Trucksville United Methodist
Church. Organist was Donald
Anthony.
Lynne Molski, Dallas, was
maid of honor, and Jo Ann
Milewski, Mountaintop, was
matron. of honor.
John D. Campbell served as
best man for his brother. James
Campbell, Annapolis, Md., an-
other brother, was usher.
The bride, given in marriage
by her uncle, Karl F. Stock Jr.,
wore a floor length Victorian
gown of white silk organza
featuring mutton sleeves ac-
cented with satin ribbon. The
satin ribbon also embellished
the high collared bodice which
featured a Victorian lace inset.
Her tiered shoulder length
French illusion veil fell from a
modified Camclot headpiece.
The bride designed and created
her own wedding ensemble.
The attendants’ gowns were
also designed and created by
the bride. They wore floor
length gowns of pink dotted
Swiss in princess style. The
gowns featured short puffed
sleeves and oval necklines
accented with insets of Vic-
torian lace. Pink ribbons were
entwined in their hair and they
carried single long stemmed
pink roses.
Following a reception in the
church parlors, the couple left
on a trip to Florida. When they
return, they will reside at 26%
Harris Hill Road, Trucksville.
The bride is a graduate of
Dallas Senior High School and
was graduated from College
Misericordia. She has accepted
a position in the biology depart-
ment of Dallas Senior High
School.
Mr. Campbell is a graduate of
Dallas Senior High School and
received a degree from Wilkes-
Barre Business College. He is
employed by the Pennsylvania
State Game Commission.
The bride was entertained at
a shower given by her atten-
dants at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Norbert J. Molski, Dallas.
Louise S. Hazeltine, cousin of
the bride, entertained at a
shower at Irem Temple Country
Club, Dallas. A rehearsal
dinner was given by the bride-
groom’s parents at their home.
matics. The bridegroom was
graduated from Dallas Senior
High School and attended Penn-
sylvania State University and
Delaware Valley College.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her brother, Lawrence
A. Gilbert. She wore an A-line
gown of candlelight silk sata-
peau fashioned with a bib yoke
of Chantilly lace edged in pink
velvet ribbon beading. The
bishop sleeves featured deep
cuffs of Chantilly lace and
appliques of the same lace en-
hanced the flowing skirt. Her
chapel length mantilla of
candlelight illusion fell from a
lace pill box and was com-
pletely edged in pink velvet
ribbon beading. She carried a
nosegay of pink sweetheart
roses and baby breath.
The: maid of honor, Joan
Meneguzzo of Kingston, wore a
formal length pink and white
floral gown. She carried three
long stemmed pink roses.
John Stredny, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Mother of the groom wore an
ice blue shantung dress with
matching accessories and a
corsage of white roses.
After a family dinner at the
Treadway Inn, the couple left on
a wedding trip through the New
England States. They will
reside at Wilkeswood Apart-
ments, Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Stredny will continue
her studies at Wilkes College.
Mr. Stredny is associated with
his father at the Dallas Nur-
sery. ;
The bride was honored at a
shower given by maid of honor,
Joan Meneguzzo, and her sister,
Mrs. Robert Costello Jr., at the
home of Mrs. Costello. The
parents of the bridegroom
entertained at a rehearsal
dinner at the Castle Inn, Dallas.
Griffith, Philadelphia, sister of
the bride. They wore Nile green
gowns identical to that of the
maid of honor. The attendants
carried nosegays of multi-
colored daisies.
David Finn, Harveys Lake,
was best man. Ushers were Jay
Galletly, Dallas, brother of the
bride; Robert Costello, Dallas;
Jeffrey Farley, Forty Fort; and
Kevin McGuire, Dallas.
Mother of the briae wore a
yellow coat and dress ensemble
in organza. The bridegroom’s
mother wore a pale green dress
with organza floral skirt. They
both wore floral headpieces.
A reception was held at Wyo-
ming Valley Country Club.
Following a wedding trip to
Bermuda, the couple will reside
in Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Maier graduated from
Dallas Senior High School and
attended Wilkes College.
Mr. Maier also graduated
from Dallas Senior High School
and attends Marquette Univer-
sity in Milwaukee.
'C. M. Schedules
Cultural Events
The fall schedule of cultural
events at College Misericordia
has been finalized, according to
committee chairman, Sister
Marie Dolores Moore, RSM,
with three films, a play, a
musical presentation, and a
guest speaker scheduled for
September through December.
The three films scheduled, all
considered film classics, are
“Juliet of the Spirits”, Sept. 9;
“The Pumpkin Eater’’, Oct. 14;
and ‘‘Plisetskaya Dances’’,
Dec. 8. Each film showing will
also be accompanied by a panel
discussion led by a specialist on
the film. The films begin
promptly at 7:30.
The three other cultural
events scheduled for the fall
semester are: the National
Players from Catholic
University presenting Shakes-
peare’s “Taming of the Shrew”’,
Oct. 4; Carolyn Reyer pre-
senting ‘‘I Hear America
Singing’, Nev. 3; and noted
embryologist Robert Francoeur
speaking on ‘Utopian Mother-
hood’’, Dec. 1. All three events
begin at 8 p.m. :
Senior Citizens
To Hold Picnic
The Back Mountain Senior
Citizens picnic will be held at
noon Sept. 13 at Frances Slocum
State Park. In case of rain, the
day’s activities will be moved to
Misericordia College.
Each member is required to
bring a covered dish at noon,
and those who are interested in
playing cards should bring their
own. Other games will be
played also.
Reservations for the Radio
City trip, Dec. 8, must be in by
Sept. 13. The Christmas dinner
is scheduled for Dec. 13.
All Senior Citizens, 55 years
and over, are invited to join at
any meeting. Further in-
formation is available by
calling 696-2166 or 675-0217.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Eyet Jr.
PAGE NINE
Mrs. Edward R. Maier
Joseph J. Wilson Marries
Christine A. Lacy, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Lacy,
508 Druid Hill Road, Vienna,
Va., announce the marriage of
their daughter Christine Ann to
Joseph Jay Wilson, son of Mrs.
Harry W. Wilson Sr., 72
Franklin St., Dallas, and the
late Mr. Wilson.
The double-ring ceremony
was performed Aug. 21 at 2 p.m.
in the First Presbyterian
Church, Carlisle, by Dr. Russell
M. Weer.
Maid of honor was Sandra
Williams, Camp Hill, and best
man was Paul J. Wilson,
brother of the bridegroom.
The bride is a graduate of
James Madison High School,
Vienna, Va., and is a senior at
Dickinson College. The
bridegroom is a graduate of
Wyoming Seminary and
Dickinson College. He is
associated with the Bureau of
Customs, U. S. Department of
the Treasury.
The bridegroom’s mother
entertained at a rehearsal
dinner at the Embers, Carlisle.
A wedding reception followed
the ceremony at the Allenberry
Inn. After a honeymoon at
Morgantown, Va., the couple
will reside at 103 N. Pitt St.,
Carlisle.
Children’s Library Has
New Books on Animals
One of the new books on ani-
mals recently acquired by the
Back Mountain Memorial Li-
brary Children’s Annex is
‘Chipmunks on The Doorstep’,
by Edwin Tunis. The book is Mr.
Tunis’ first about natural his-
tory and ecology. Some think
chipmunks are the most en-
gaging of all small wild
creatures—and among the
friendliest to man.
The author tells how, with
peanuts and a little patience,
you can easily bring them to be
regular visitors to your door-
step. Mr. Tunis has done just
this; he has also sat patiently in
his backyard, sketchpad and
notebook on his knee, watching,
studying, practically interview-
ing the dozens of chipmunks
that share his property. The
book has a very clear text and
more than 70 full color drawings
viewing every aspect of the
lives of chipmunks throughoui
the round of seasons.
Another new book, written in
poetic verse, is ‘Feathered
Ones and Furry’ by Aileen
Fisher which includes birds and
animals both domesticated and
in their natural habitats. Aileen
Fisher is a well-known poet and
nature writer. The poems, easy
enough for the beginning
reader, are both witty and
sensitive and will be enjoyed by
older readers too. The author
and artist together have created
an outstanding collection of
poems and pictures for nature
livers of all ages.
Another new book on one of
the favorite subjects of children
is “A Book of Snakes’ by Dor-
othy Hogner. This book explains
what snakes are, where they
live, what they feed on, how
they breed, grow, and cope with
enemies. It is also a guide to
some of the more common kinds
of snakes, both harmless and
poisonous. This book, which
contains some surprising an-
swers to questions about
snakes, has been added to the
many books about snakes al-
ready in the library collection.
Beverly Peirce Is Wed
To Russell L.
Trucksville United Methodist
Church was the setting Aug. 21
for the marriage of Beverly
Peirce, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George N. Peirce, 106 Rice
St., Trucksville, and Russell L.
Eyet Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Eyet Sr., East Dallas.
The Rev. Dr. Laurence T.
Beers performed the double
ring ceremony at 4 p.m. Donald
Anthony was organist and
Charles Nichol Jr., soloist.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore an infor-
mal white chiffon gown with an
empire bodice circled with
Venise lace floral embroidery
which also trimmed the high
neckline and cuffs of the long
sleeves finished with a ruffle.
She wore a forward cloche from
which fell a shoulder length
veil. She carried three pink and
white long stemmed roses.
Margaret Reynolds, aunt of
the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore a street length dress
and coat ensemble of yellow silk
peau de soie accented with
pleated chiffon sleeves. Mrs.
Reynolds carried three long
stemmed yellow roses.
Jeffrey A. Eyet, the groom's
brother, was best man. Ushers
were Thomas\ H. Peirce,
Eyet Jr.
brother of the bride, and James
D. Reynolds, cousin of the
bride.
Mrs. Peirce selected a mint
green dacron crepe dress with
matching accessories and wore
a corsage of red sweetheart
roses. The groom’s mother
wore a pink dacron crepe dress
with white accessories. Her cor-
sage was white sweetheart
roses.
A dinner reception for mem-
bers of the immediate families:
was held at Irem Temple Coun-
try Club.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Dallas Senior High School
and was graduated from Wilkes
College in June with a B.S.
degree in business administra-
tion. He is associated with
United Penn Bank.
The bride was entertained at
a luncheon shower given by
Mrs. Russell L. Eyet Sr., at the
Franklin House. Mrs. Margaret
Yates and Mrs. James Yates,
aunt and cousin of the bride,
entertained at a smorgasbord
and shower at Fox Hill Country
Club.
The groom's parents enter-
tained at a rehearsal buffet-
supper at their home in East
Dallas.