Miss Jennie Mazzola Becomes Bride of Rosario Lanasa
Submitted by Larie Tedesco
Times Picayune September 13, 1915


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Miss Jennie Mazzola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Caledonia Mazzola, and Mr. Rosario LaNasa were 
married Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock in the 
prescence of a large and fashionable gathering 
in St. John the Baptist Church, which was 
brilliantly illuminated and decorated with palms 
and ferns.

The wedding march announced the arrival of the 
bridal party, led by the ushers, Paul Chiarello, 
Joseph Pecoraro, Robert Lashly, Edward P. 
Flettrich, Sidney A. Woods and Mr. Terranova.

The groomsmen were Mr. Ernest Aiavoliasit and 
Anthony J. Cristina, and August A. Mazzola acted 
as his best man. They were followed by the 
bridesmaids, Misses Sarah Crescioni, Mary 
Famalia and the maid of honor, Conchetta Mazzola,
sister of the bride. The ceremony was performed 
by Rev. Father Frohm.

The bride's attendants were gowns of white silk 
crepe with two flounces ad trimmed with white 
silk lace, and carried large bouquets of American
pink roses, and pink carnations. The bride's gown
was a lovely dress of white silk crepe, trimmed 
with fancy white silk lace and passementerle and 
the veil of illusions was caught with orange 
blossoms. Her bouquet was of white bridal roses, 
and valley lilies and showered with ferns and 
baby ribbon.

The mother of the bride wore a white silk gown 
trimmed with fancy silk lace. The mother of the 
bridegroom wore a white silk waist and a black 
skirt with accordion plaits.

Immediately after the ceremony the bride and the 
groom left for a short stay on the Gulf coast 
and expect to return to their home to receive 
their friends after September 15.