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MAYER, Katherine Lorraine

Female 1916 - 1995  (78 years)


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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  MAYER, Katherine Lorraine was born on 5 Aug 1916 (daughter of MAYER, Edward J); died in Mar 1995 in Lockport, Niagara County, NY.

    Katherine married BEYER, Charles Albert on 31 Jul 1943 in Pekin, Town of Cambria, Niagara County, NY. Charles (son of BEYER, Walter H and UNTERFENGER, Mary) was born on 24 Jan 1920 in New York; died on 22 Oct 2001 in Lockport, Niagara County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Notes:

    Niagara Gazette - 8/3/1943

    PEKIN, N. Y.-The home of Mr.
    and Mrs. Edward J. Mayer, Town
    Line road, was the scene of a lovely
    wedding on Saturday afternoon,
    at 3 o'clock, when their daughter?
    Katherine Lorraine, became the
    bride of Mr. Charles Albert Beyer,
    son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beyer,
    of Newfane.
    The double ring ceremony was
    performed by the Rev. P. L Harburn,
    pastor of the Pekin Methodist
    church, before a large bay window,
    banked with ferns, under an
    arch of white satin ribbon. A large
    white wedding bell hung from the
    middle of the arch and large baskets
    of gladioli were at either end
    of the arch.
    Mrs. William Southwood, Jr.. of
    Snyder, cousin, of the bride, accompanying
    herself, sang. "I Love You
    Truly.'* and Because, preceding the
    ceremony. She also played Lohengrin's
    "wedding march when the
    bridal party entered the living room.
    The bride, who was given In marriage
    by her brother, Howard Meyer,
    was lovely in a gown of white
    starched chiffon with panels of lace,
    shirred bodice, sweetheart neckline
    and short puffed sleeves. Her finger
    tip veil of illusion net fell from
    a cluster of orange blossoms. She
    wore a heart shaped locket, the gift
    of the groom and carried a shower
    bouquet of white roses, white sweet
    peas and fern tired with a white
    satin bow.
    Mrs. John Folmar, as matron of
    honor, wore a gown of blue starch-
    ed chiffon made exactly like the
    brides. She wore a tiara of yellow
    daisies in her hair and carried a
    bouquet of yellow roses, blue del-
    phinium, gypsophelia and fern tied
    with a blue satin bow.
    The groom chose John Folmar to

    be his best man.
    The bride's mother. Mrs. Edward
    J. Mayer, wore a'dress of white silk
    Jersey with blue polka dots and
    white accessories. She wore a corsage
    of pink roses.
    Mrs. Walter Beyer, mother of the
    groom, chose a dress of white
    shadow chiffon with white accessories.
    Her corsage was of pink
    roses also.
    The bride's grandmother. Mrs.
    Jennie H. Eddy was dressed in
    navy blue and wore a corsage of
    pink roses and blue delphinium.
    Mrs. William Southwood. Jr., wore
    a dress of rose crepe, white acces
    sories and corsage of pink roses.
    The bride's gift to her matron of
    honor, was a compact and the
    groom gave a leather bill fold to the
    best man.
    A reception for about 40 guests
    was held after the ceremony. The
    bride's table with covers laid for
    sixteen was centered with a large
    four-tier wedding cake, topped with
    a miniature bride and groom and
    flanked by white candles in crystal
    holders. Pink and white favors,
    with place cards, marked each place.
    The happy couple left, amid a
    shower of confetti, for a short
    honeymoon to Canada and the
    Thousand Islands. The bride trav-
    eled in a dress of dusty rose alpaca
    with white accessories.
    Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beyer will
    be at home to their many friends at
    the home of the bride's parents,
    Town Line road.
    Pre-nuptial parties for the popu-
    lar bride included: variety shower,
    given by Mrs. Howard Mayer and
    Mrs. Wilfred Mayer at the home
    of the former; variety shower by
    Mrs. John Folmar; variety shower
    by Mrs. Walter Beyer.
    The office girls of the U. S. L.
    Battery corporation, where the bride
    was formerly employed, entertained
    at a variety shower at the home of
    Miss Martha Neubauer at Niagara
    Falls. Mrs. Orin Draper entertain-
    ed the Young Peoples Sunday school
    class, of the Pekin Methodist church
    in honor of the bride and groom
    and they were presented with a
    lovely mirror.
    The Niagara County Welfare of-
    fice staff at Lockport, where the
    bride is now employed, gave a party
    in the bride's honor and presented
    her with several pieces of crystal
    and other lovely gifts.

    Children:
    1. BEYER, Wilda Jean
    2. BEYER was born on 30 Dec 1947 in Lockport Memorial Hospital, Lockport, Niagara County, NY; died on 30 Dec 1947 in Lockport Memorial Hospital, Lockport, Niagara County, NY.
    3. BEYER, Mary Lorraine
    4. BEYER, Charles Albert

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  MAYER, Edward J
    Children:
    1. 1. MAYER, Katherine Lorraine was born on 5 Aug 1916; died in Mar 1995 in Lockport, Niagara County, NY.



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