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- North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 9/12/1935
Miss Doris Glenn entertained at
a linen shower Monday evening at
her home on Sommer street in
complement to Miss Marcella Batt
whose marriage to Frederick J.
Quinlan will take place this month,
Bridge was a feature of the entertainment
with a guest favor for
Miss Batt and prizes won by Mrs.
Anna Cornish and Mrs. Richard
Sullivan. Luncheon was served
with covers for sixteen at a long
table arranged in yellow and white,
the decorations being snapdragons,
gladioli and yellow tapers. The
place of the bride elect was marked
with a beautiful corsage.
ALSO
North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 9/17/1935
The marriage of Miss Marcella
Elizabeth Batt, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs George D. Batt of 283
Miller street to Mr. Frederick Joseph
Quinlan of 41 William street,
was solemnized Monday September
16th at 9.15 a.m. at the Ascension
church in Robinson street.
The Nuptial High Mass was celebrated
by the Rev. Daniel J. Malloy,
and ihe Very Rev. John A.
Weismanfel pastor of St. Francis
church, was present In the sanctuary.
The bride, given In marriage by
her brother Merton G. Batt, was
lovely in crystal velvet Ivory, her
illusion veil arranged in halo effect
crown, and she carried a bouquet
of white Johanna Hill roses, baby
pom poms and baby breath.
Miss Doris C. Glenn, maid of
honor, her only attendant wore
gold velvet with brown accessories
and her bouquet was of yellow Johanna
Hill roses and baby mums.
Little Patricia M. Batt, niece of
the bride was flower girl and wore
baby blue georgette crepe and head
band to match, also a baby pearl
necklace a gift from the bride. Her
basket was filled with roses, delphinium
and baby breath.
Mr. George B. Quinlan, brother
of the groom, acted as best man
and Messrs. Joseph D. Berhalter
and William J. Robillard acted as
ushers.
The music was arranged by Mrs.
Anna Forton, organist, and the
Ascension choir. Mr. John McCully
sang the Offertory.
Mrs. George D. Batt, mother of
the bride wore navy blue crepe.
Mrs. John H. Quinlan, mother
of the groom wore grey printed
crepe.
About one hundred and fifty
guests were present at the ceremony
and a wedding dinner followed
at the home of the bride.
Covers at the bride's table were
fourteen and the decorations were
asters and gladioli.
The out of town guests were Mi.
and Mrs. Merton G. Batt and daughter
Patricia of New York City;
Miss Mayme Quinlan, Mrs. Agnes
Hickey and Miss Mary Agnes Hic-
key of Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Voisard and Annamai Vol-
sard of Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinlan left for a
motor trip to Montreal and wil be
at home in 256 William street, Ton-
awanda after October 1st. The
bride's going away costume was a
rust tweed ensemble trimmed with
beaver and matching accessories.
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