Madison County GaArchives Marriages.....Adams, Catherine - Lombardo, James Joseph May 1946
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Danielsville Monitor, 24 May 1946
MISS CATHERINE ADAMS WEDS JAMES JOSEPH LOMBARDO

   Col. and Mrs. Clarence E. Adams have announced the wedding of their 
daughter, Catherine Elizabeth, to Mr. James Joseph Lombardo, of Drexel Hill, 
Pennsylvania.  
   The wedding, characterized by rare beauty and charm, took place recently in 
St. Andrews Church, at Drexel Hill, Penn.  Father Joseph O'Connor performed 
the impressive ceremony in the presence of an assemblage of relatives and 
friends.
   Nuptial music was presented by Miss D. Segal, organist, and Mrs. Joan Teti, 
who sang, Pouis Angelicus, Schubert's Ave maria and Angus Dei.  During the 
ceremony, Oh Divine Redeemer was softly played.
   The interior of the church was lovely with decorations of baskets of varied 
spring flowers, and an arrangement of ferns and smilax.  Placed at intervals 
among the foliage were graceful seven-branched candelabra holding white waxen 
candles.
   The usher groomsmen were Messers Francis Lombardo and William Lombardo, Jr.
   The bride's maid of honor and only attendant was Miss Margurite Beeman of 
Wichita Kansas.  She was gowned in a very stylish model of sky blue Nylon and 
her flowers were yellow rose buds.
    The bride was given in marriage by her brother, L. S. Adams, and they were 
met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Joe Lombardo, his brother.
   The attractive bride was lovely in her wedding gown of white satin 
featuring a sweetheart necklin, long sleeves which were fitted tight from the 
elbow to the wrist and extended in a point over the hand.  Her fingertip veil 
was illusion tulle and was worn in casp shape and caught to her head with a 
spray of real valley lilies.  She carried a bouquet of Call lillies showered 
with Swansonia.
   Mrs. C. E. Adams, mother of the bride was gowned in the pink crepe and her 
flowers were orchids.
   The charming bride is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. C. E. Adams, one of 
Madison County's oldest and most prominent families.  She is a graduate of 
West Georgia College and G. S. C. W. , Milledgeville, Ga.  During the war she 
was a Wave for two years.  Her mother was the former Miss Ola Stephens.
   Mr. Lombardo was a student at the University of Pennsylvania when he 
entered the Navy where he spent five years.  He will reenter the University in 
September finishing with a degree in engineering.  His mother was the former 
Miss Ann Caruso.
   Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Adams, C. E. Adams, Jr. of Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. P. D. White 
of Courtland, Virginia and Mrs. C. E. Adams were present for the wedding of 
Mr. and Mrs. Lombardo.
   The young couple left immediately after the cereony for a wedding trip to 
Ocean City.  For traveling the bride wore a stylish gray suit with black 
accessories and a corsage of gardenias.

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