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NOTES ON NUPTIALS HUGHES—BARTIIELMES Miss Barb a r a Barthclmes , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Barthclmes of Center Moriches , became the bride of Edward J. Hughes , son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes of Seaford , at a nuptial mass at 11 a. m. October 8 in St. John the Evangelist R. C. Church , Center Moriches. The Rev. Mat- thew Wisniewski officiated. The altar was decorated with bouquets of white gladioli. Given in marriage by her father , > the bride wore a gown of satin and Chantilly lace with a high Sabrina neckline , trimmed with seed pearls. The chapel-length gown had long pointed sleeves of Chantilly lace. Her fingertip illusion veil was held by a crown of seed pearls and shimmering rhinestones. She carried an orchid with stephanotis on the streamers on a prayer book. The inatron-of-honor was Mrs. Elizabeth Flaherty of Brooklyn, who wore a waltz-length gown of romance blue silk organza accented by a deeper blue bow at the bodice. Her headp iece was a band of small leaves in matching velvet , and veiling. She carried a cascade of gold and bronze pompons. Mrs. Elsie Tebbens of Center Moriches and Mrs. Mary Procopio of North Babylon were the brides- maids. Their gowns and headpieces were' similar to those worn b y the matroii-of-honor. They carried gold pompons. James Hughes of Brooklyn was best man. The ushers were Rob- ert Hughes and Thomas F. Flaher- ty, both of Brooklyn. A reception for about 125 guests was held at the Sunrise Restaurant , Center Moriches , where a turkey dinner was served. Music was by the Peter Mezzapelle Band. The couple left by plane to spend a week in Bermuda. They are re- siding at 31)0 Main Street , Center Moriches. The bride attended Bishop Mc- Donnell High School in Brooklyn and is a graduate of Center Mor- iches High School. She is employed as a secretary at the Elementary School in Center Moriches. Her husband is a graduate of St. Augustine ' s High School in Brooklyn, attended St. John ' s Uni- versity and is employed as a drafts - man by the New York Telephone Company, Smithtown. TIED KM A NX—KOZAK Miss Mary Ann Kozak , daugh- ter uf Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kozak of Gould Road , Centereaeh , be- came the bride of Robert Tiede- inann , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tiedermann of West First Street , Ronkonkoma , at -1 p. m. Saturday. The Rev. Joseph Belfiore officiat- ed at the double ring ceremony in The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. Church , Cen- tereaeh. The altar was decorated with bouquets of white carnations , g l . dioli , , and step hanotis and Mrs. Shirley Sicgrist p layed the wed- dih' g ' ' selection and sang \Ave Maria \ . Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a ny lon tulle and Chantilly lace gown. The skirt of tulle featured a chapel train and was appliqued around the bottom. The dropped torso line Chantilly lace bodice had a sabrina neckline trimmed with sequins and seed pearls anil had long pointed sle- eves. Her fingertip veil was held with a crystal crown and she car- ried a cascade bouquet of whit. - g ' adioli and step hanotis with an orchid center. Miss Joan Kozak , sister of the bride , was the maid-of-honor. She wore a floor-length gown of peach French satin and nylon with a full skirt and short sleeves. She. wore a matching headpiece crown of horsehair with crystal beads , and carried a bouquet of small- rust colored mums. Miss Grace Jane Tiedemann , sister of the bridegroom , was the bridesmaid. She wore peacock blue floor-length gown made like the maid-of-honor ' s , with a matching crown headpiece and carried a bouquet of yellow mums. Joh n Tiedemann , brother of the bridegroom , was the best man. The usher was Robert Kreed of Ron- konkoma. A reception was \ held at the Holhrook Hotel , Holbrook , for about 80 relatives and friends. Music was furnished by the Half- beats. The couple left on a week' s honeymoon in Vermont and upon their return will reside on Park Street , Centereaeh. The bride is a graduate of Port Jefferson High School and is em- ployed with Jay Plastic ' s in Pat- chogue. The bridegroom is a graduate of Sayville High School , has ser- ved four years in the Navy and is employed in the Sheriff' s Of- fice of Suffolk County. JARENTOWITZ—THOMPSON Miss Carol Thompson , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ross Thompson of 398 Brown ' s Road , Lake Ronkonkoma , became the bride of Joseph Jarentowitz , son of Mr. and Mrs . Joseph B. Jaren- towitz of •! A1 jan Drive , Brent- wood , at a nuptial mass at 12 noon Saturday, in St. Joseph' s R. C. Churc h , Lake Ronkonkoma. Monsignor Leo Gregg of Poug h- keepsie , cousin of the bride , per- formed the double ring ceremony before an altar dec-orated with w li i t e chrysanthemums. Mrs. Walter Bigler played the wedding marches on the organ and accom- panied the soloist , Burt Downer of Bayport. Given in marriage by her father. the bride wore a floor-length gown of silk organza over taffeta , with a wide square neck , three- quarter length sleeves , and a bouffant skirt. She wore a kerchief veil of silk organza, fingertip length , and carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums and ivy. .Mrs. Vincent Wood , Jr., of Lake Ronkonkoma , a sister of the bride, was niatron-of-honor. She wore a street-length copper color gown of silk , lined with gold with a square neck and three-quarter length sleeves. She wore a gold ribbon for her headp iece and carried a bouquet of c;old chrysanthemums trimmed with bronze chrysanthe- mums. Mrs. Jack Zimmerman of Dover, Del., another sister of the bride, and Miss Carol Grant of Bayside were bridesmaids. Their gowns were made like the matron-of- honor ' s. They wore copper color ribbon for their headpieces , and carried a bouquet of bronze chry- santhemums trimmed with gold chrysanthemums. Joseph Matzerath of St. Albans was best man. John Reill y of Bethpage , and James Ross Thomp- son , Jr. , of Lake Ronkonkoma , brother of the bride , were the ushers. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception for 100 guests was held at Frevola ' s in Smithtown , where white flowers decorated the tables. After a wedding tri p to the Pocono Mountains , Mr. and Mrs. Jarentowitz will live in Farming- dale. The bride is a graduate of Seton Hall High School in Pat- chogu e and was emp loyed by the Bayliss Fuel Oil Company in Ron- konkoma. Her husband is a grad- uate of St. Agnes Academy in New York and attended St. John ' s University. He is emp loyed by the General Motors Corporation in New York. The bridegroom was discharged from the United States Army in June of this year , after serving two years as a paratrooper. DERBY—KRETIC Before an altar banked with white mums and white roses , Miss Margaret Louise Kretic , daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Pat Salvatore of 5 Park Avenue , Patchogu e , was married at 4 p. m., October 9 to James Gordon Derby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Derb y of 521 Lenox Avenue, East Patchogue , in Our Lady of the Snow R. C. Church in Blue Point. Father Roo- ney officiated at the ceremony in the presence of 125 guests. The bride, who was given in marriage by her stepfather , wore a floor-length gown of silk organ- za with a fitted bodice and scallop- ed neckline app li qued with seed pearls , and with chapel sleeves. Her fingertip scalloped veil was fastened to a double crown , trim- med with mother-of-pearl sequins. She carried white mums and white roses. The maid-of-honor , Miss Marie Nasto of Blue Point , wore a two- toned green floor-length taffeta gown with a matching crow n trinjjried with rhinestones and cry- ,staW: _Ier light green accessories Blended with the yellow tea roses and yellow mums she carried. Miss Carol McGuire and Miss Marylin Steininger , both of Pat- c-hogue , bridesmaids , wore two- toned green floor-length gowns and matching crowns like the niaid- of-honor ' s , but their accessories were of dark green , blending with their yellow tea roses , yellow mums and matching streamers. Best man for the bridegroom was Ralph Ardolino of Patchogue. The ushers were Bern Finnerty of Ho ' .brook and Charles Miller of West Islip. A reception and buffe f dinner was held at Nancy ' s Restaurant , Patchogue , with music furnished by Art Swanson and his band , from Hicksville. Mr. and Mrs Derby motored to Ohio for an eighteen months ' stay while Mr. Derb y is stationed at Clinton County Air Force Base. The bride , graduated from Pat- chogue Senior High School , Class of 1959 , was emp loyed in the North Ocean Avenue business office of the New York Telep hone Company, Patchogue. The bridegroom graduate d from Seton Hall High School , Patch- ogue , in 1959 and entered the Air Force March 28 , 1960. FERRANTE—HUDSON In Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church October 8 at 4 p. m., Miss Elaine Joan Hudson , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hud- son of Mt. Vernon Avenue , Patch- ogue , became the bride of Salva- tore Ferrante , son of Mr. and Mrs . Mario Ferrante of West Hol- lywood , Fla. Bouquets of white flowers and white ribbon bows were at both sides of the altar before which the Rev. Saverio C. Matte l performed the nuptial cere- mony. * The bride was given in marriage by her brother , George Hudson. Her gown was of ruffled net tulle with a pep lum and bodice of se- quin-scattered Chantilly lace. Her crown was a Princess Anne baby pearl tiara with a fingertip veil. She carried a prayerbook and two white orchids with streamers. Miss Anne Miranda of East Pat- chogue was the maid-of-honor. She wore a double-ruffled street-length dress of Hunter ' s green silk or- ganza and a rhinestone tiara with matching net veil. She carried a bouquet of shrimp colored chry- santhemums with green streamers . The bridesmaids. Miss Starr Mi- randa and Mrs. Joyce Ferrante , both of East Patchogue , and Mrs. Connie Ferrante of Patchogue , were dressed similar to the maid- of-honor , but their chrysanthemum bouquets were green with shrimp colored streamers. A miniature bride , dressed exactly like the bride herself , was the flower girl , Miss Chery l Lee Miranda. Charles Hudson of Patchogue was the bridegroom ' s best man. Ushers were John Ferrante and Josep h Hudson of Patchogue and Tom Ferrante of East Patchogue. A reception for 150 guests was held at (j p. m. in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall , Medford. After a week' s honeymoon in Pocono Gardens , Pa.. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrante are making their home at 43 Second Street , Patchogue. The bride is a graduate of Pat- chogue Hi gh School. Mr. Ferrante is also a graduate of Patchogue High School and is emp loyed by Nassau-Suffolk Pave- ments , Inc , in Bay Shore. Happy-go-lucky is a fine slogan but when it comes to choosing your wedding invitations yon want to add just that touch of sureness you find in the printing department of The Patchogue AHvnnrp. —Ad~ . ** t Fiom Jb yr|| ARRANGEMENT l»f QPUfl fll eJj ^ml o h u U u L /9 '^S^%' t '^f JmWf ENROLL NOW FOR •*' ^ e 1ILZS2W NOVEMBER CLASSES You , too , can leevrn how to arra n ge flowers to i make your home beautiful. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION GROVER 5-1779 399 Medford Ave. \Just North of Sunrise \ N. Patchogue lL itm^h TREASURE CHEST ^^^^ mj f DIAMONDS Marquise - cut , Brilliant-cut , p lal- Emerald-cut , I4K HKwilhbaguettes , inum , baguettes , with baguettes , $545 $1175 $335 Onl y our choicest diamonds (those which conform lo the strictest standards of EASY PAYMENTS INVITED clarity, cut and color) ore disp layed and sold in tho ROS E Treasure Chest. AND FOR SHEER PLEASURE , DROP IN AND SEE THE ABUNDANCE OF OUR SELECTION 0lm€ew^m ,__ _, C^7» 74 East Main Street THE KNOWN NAME , \ nJV j Mj ff' THE KNOWN DUALITY , Patchogue T&3 ___ r Reg istered Jeweler. W _T American Gem Society Open Mon. and Fri. Nights Till 9 Ur.MlCVlV/ir.nMI7t? Q are Mr- an<l Mrs- Salvatore Per- nvlNEi l iVlUUlNtrvD rante , who were married October 8 in Mt; Carmel R. C. Church , Patchogue , by the Rev. Saverio Mattel. 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ANN'S BOOK CENTER at j McCarthy ' s Stationery Store j 296 East Main Street Patchogue [ GRover 5-2517 jj t 'WWWWWWWT tti-ianarWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW ^trWWww Captur e the j zip ' n zest of fall j E)^ ; ' - '\_ l- ' m YOUR « 2 <^S^^^^^ n^ ^iT& _ £»- _ covers, drapes \ jj • EXPERT SPOTTER ON PREMISES \ I • OUR EXPERT CLEANING COSTS YOU NO MORE \ \ DRIVE IN AT HIGHWAY CLEANERS 5 West Main Street , cor. of Prospect Avenue Patchogue , N. Y. \ , ALL OUR WORK DONE ON PREMISES \ _rtr_**wni \w-\i*vu*\_ ?\i'u , \r\r\*v\rv , \rt RUMMAGE SALE by Medford Democratic Club at the Club House Long Island Avenue Medford , L. I. October 28 and 29 10 A.M. — 5 P.M. AA/PPi '\ t ' OUD ' e r ' n K ceremony in the Assumption of the VV __iL/ Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. Church , Centereaeh , Satur- day, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tiedemann. The Rev. Joseph Belfiore performed tho ceremony. The bride is the former Miss Mary Ann Kozak. —Jo-Art Photographers —li * . _ _ I_>.J-.WJi....-^.. , ^.. - . ' . . V. .. .I^A- _. . ;._._ .!_ __ V* .- _ .<.. « . - • ' . . _ __ ¦_________ ¦_¦___ ¦——-M—W HONE I MOONING Edward T Hugl^s , who were mar- ried October 8 in St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church , Center Moriches. The bride is the former Miss Barbara Barthcl- mes of Center Moriches. —Michael' s Studio WETl °ctober 9 in 0ur Lad - V of the Snow R - c - Church , VV L J IJ Blue Point , were Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Derby. The bride is the former Miss Margaret Louise Kretic of Patchogue . —Lafayette Studio Photo
