The Plaquemines Protector Marriage Notices for 1925 Plaquemines Parish Louisiana
Submitted by Darnell Brunner Beck


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The marriage of Miss Lorena Nolan daughter, of Thos Nolan Jr. 
to Mr. M Midsel was quietly solemnized Tuesday June 9th, 1925 
at the Annunciation church the Rev. Nicholas Righter officiating 
Only immediate relatives attended the ceremony. The bride was 
given in marriage by her father. She wore an ensamble costume of 
gray crepe with hat te harmonize, and carried  carnations. The 
bride had as her maid of honor and only attendant was her cousin, 
Miss Lillian Menge. Mr. Midsel had as his best man, Mr. Arthur Ripp. 
During the ceremony appropriate music was rendered. The couple will 
be at home to their friends at No 428 Power St. Algiers.  We wish 
them Heavens best blessings, happiness. contentment, health.
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Heard Hingle of Scaresdale and Miss Clothilde the accomplished daughter 
of Mr and Mrs Meaurice St Germain were untied in holy bonds of Matrimony 
recently. The Protector extends its congratulations and best wishes.
{published May 2, 1925}
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On Wednesday June 10 1925 Miss Geneveive Rita daughter of Mr 
and Mrs Salvadore Caserta was wedded to Mr Emile DiCarlo son 
of Mr and Mrs Jos. DiCarlo at the Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes 
at Violet. The following made up the rainbow wedding party. The 
bestmen were Joe Decarlo, Dominick Bazile, Dominick Mumphry and 
felix Caserta, bridesmaids R Caserta, R Palmasino, R Caserta and 
Annie Bolognia. The maid of honor was Mrs Mary DelSalvia. The 
ushers were V J Champagne, S and D Liocardi and F Caserta. After
the ceremony there was a reception at the home of the bride's 
parents,a spacious platform having been erected on the grounds to 
take care of the dancers. The newlyweds are prominent members of 
the upper Plaquemines Parish and the well wishes for prosperity and 
happiness from their numerous friends.
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The marriage of Mrs. Saddie L Middleton of New orleans to Luke 
Evasovich, of Triumph took place Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St Anna 
Episcopal Church in New Orleans. Mrs Middleton was one of 
Plaquemines most efficient teachers, having devoted the past 
six years teaching our girls and boys. Mr. Evansovich is a 
wealthy orange grower and shipper of the Lower Coast and one 
of our most progressive citizens. He numbers his friends by his 
acquaintences. After the ceremony the couple left for an extened 
honeymoon trip. They will make their home at Triumph on the groom 
fine orange farm. The Protector extends to the happy couple its 
heartiest congratulations on this their wedding day. 
{published January 31, 1925}
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