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Details: One of the loveliest of Saturday's brides was Miss Marian Elizabeth Pedley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pedley, 5031 Nineteenth avenuo who wore for her marriage to Reuben Stanley Demske a colonial style gown of white with taffeta bodice forming a peplum over the full net skirt and short, draped gleeveg, With it she wore a fingertip illusion veil attached to a crown ot geed pearls, and she car. ried a round bouquet ot white roses and carnations. Floyd Pedley presented his daughter in marriage in the sonage Of Friedens Evangelical Lutheran church. The Rev, Carl nuonger performed the candle, light service at 7 in the evening using the double.ring ceremony. Only immediate relatives and friends were present. Matron ot honor wag Mrs, Al. bert Mees, who was attired In a gown of afternoon blue, with taffeta bodice and net skirt, with which she wore a short brides. maid's veil Of blue. Her bouquet, also in colonial style, wag comprised of yellow roses and Jon. quilg. Attends Mr. J)cmsk$ Attending the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Dornske, 6117 Thirty.second avenue, was Alebert Ilees, Outeof.town guestg from California, Janesville and Waukegan, as well as a argo number from Kenosha, were received at the Labor temple utter the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Dernske announced plans to live temporarily with his parents before they left on their honeymoon, Mrs. Derngke wore tor tho trip an aqua dress and black accessories. Goth the bride and groom at- tended the Kenosha high school and he plans to attend Marquette university. He was discharged recently after service in the C, r, theater with the air corps, The bride, an employe of Cooper's ofllce, wag honored at showers given by Miss Marcella Veleko and by Miss Elaine Carey before her marriage,
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