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i Julie Anne DeLaney andIJlark Edward Demyan weremarried on Saturday, Sept 15, inthe Motherhouse Chapel on Lex-ington Road. Father Joe Graffisperformed the ceremony.( The bride is the daughter ofJohn DeLaney and Kay S.DeLaney of Shelbyville Road.. The groom is the son of Mr.and Mrs. Edward 0. Demyan ofDenington Drive.. Miss Nancy DeLaney was hersister's maid of honor.. Bridesmaids were Mrs. LisaBroskey, the bride's aunt; MissMarie Lunger; Miss StephanieHoagland; and Miss Michelle

aaf.Miss Emma Kate Raver, the

groom's godchild, was the flowergirl.

Eric Demyan, the groom'sbrother, was the best man.

Groomsmen were GrantDeLaney, brother of the bride;Jim Raver; Mike Mueller; andMike Kan an.

Wondrous Nutcracker Ball held in FrankfortFrom page A-- 6

) along with Deborah Harris,new finance director of the bal-let, and Irene Karp, board andexecutive committee member ofthe ballet. Representing themansion was Ms. K. MichelleRubarts, executive mansiondirector; Ms. Lanette Thur-ina- n,

commissioner of arts; andmansion curator, JovettSheetinger.! A signal was given to makethe annual promenade to theCapitol past the elegant foun-tains, down the walk peopled byjNutcracker mice, pages and toy;soldiers. Up the Capitol stepsIpast the red Christmas tree, and!you entered one of the most'beautiful capitol buildings in thecountry.

The marble staircases were; lavishly hung with pine gar

lands, red bows and lights, withred poinsettias on every step.The tables were set on the secon-

d-floor balcony overlooking therotunda dance floor, which waslit only with the lights of six tallChristmas trees tied with redvelvet bows. Lincoln stoodsolemnly in the center of thewhirling dancers as PatPatrick's band plays "I've GotMy Love to Keep Me Warm" and"White Christmas."

Christmas Pageant Ever"opens Kentucky Center for

! Stage One: The Louisville! Children's Theatre opensi Louisville's newest holiday tradi-- j

tion, "The Best Christmasj Pageant Ever," this week in the

Bomhard Theater at the Ken-- jtucky Center for the Arts.

; The recommendedL for ages 8 and up, is sponsored byThe Humana Foundation and

jwill be performed on Sunday,Dec. 9 at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m.; Sa-

turday, Dec. 15, at 11 a.m. and 2;p.m.; baturday, Dec. 22, at 11

S;a.m. and 2 p.m.I; Weekday performances will be

presented for school audiencesS;Nov. 26 through Dec. 21 at 10J ;a.m. and noon. All performances! tare held in the Bomhard Theater.

J Thirty-eigh- t talented youth'representing schools fromLouisville and Southern Indianawill Derform as euest actors in

c 'this year's production of BarbaraC Robinson's warm and hilariousi;play about what happens when

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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Edward Demyan

Kent DeLaney, brother of thebride, was ringbearer.

Following the wedding, areception as held in the SpaldingUniversity Ballroom.

A Christmas shower was givenby Dr. and Mrs. Victor DiOrio, abarbecue shower by Mr. and Mrs.James Raver, a personal showerby Mrs. Lisa Broskey and Mrs.William Schneider, and a cocktailparty by Mr. and Mrs. BillSchneider.

A bridesmaids luncheon was

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Dinner was by tuxedo-- dav rowng the men handsome inclad young waiters from Grisanti's. Festive plaid taffeta tablecloths were centered with hugered amaryllis plants grownmonths ahead by Wallitch nurs-erymen. Napkins were ringedwith golden stars and at eachplace was a delicate Christmasbell from Limoges in the"Grenadier" pattern, courtesy ofDolfinger's to commemorate thegift from the Bernardaud familyfrom France, who cere-moniously presented Governorand Mrs, Wilkinson .a set ofchina with its NutcrackerPrince-lik- e design. The bell hasthe soldier with toysand holly tied with a red satinribbon for hanging on your tree.

All around werewomen in their shimmering holi- -

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the town bullies those incorri-gible Kerdman kids are giventhe lead roles in the churchChristmas pageant.

In addition to the studentguests, "The Best ChristmasPageant Ever" features perfor-mances by Stage One's adult pro-

fessional actors. This year's pro-duction will have an additionalscene added by Barbara Robinsonwith the play's director J. DanielHerring. Robinson based the playon her book by the same name.New costumes also have beenadded by Stage's One's residentcostume designer, Polly Bvers.

Tickets to weekend public per-formances are $8.50 and can bepurchased' in advance by callingthe Kentucky Center for the Artsticket service at 584-777- 7 or

A special rate alsois available for groups of 10 ormore.

For more information, callStage One at 589-594- 6.

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Sacred Heart Academy and plansto graduate in December from theUniversity of Kentucky with adegree in elementary education.She is currently student-teachin- g

in Versailles.The groom is a graduate of St

Xavier High School and XavierUniversity.

Following a honeymoon toSiesta Key, Fla., the couple willreside in Louisville.

Loyal balletbenefactor andhonorary boardmember MajorGen. DliimanRash enjoyedchampagne In themansion diningroom near thesilver punch bowlfrom the USSKentiirkv

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black tie. Plates arrived with anartistic salad of red raddichioand Belgian endive with rasp-berry vinaigrette and toastedalmonds. The dinner menu wasbeef tenderloin with Bordelaisesauce; a delicate chicken breastwith red currant sauce; potato"birdnests" with "bird eggs" ofwinter root vegetable balls; andzucchini baskets of asparagus.Dessert was an elegant caramelpot de creme with chocolate truf-fles resting on gold foil.

... Dancing wentm until 1 a.m,and the ball was a stellar suc-cess.

Ball committee memberswere: the Abrumsons, Mrs.John Anson, Mrs. MortonBoyd, Mrs. William Brittain,Neal Campbell, Mrs. EdwardDumesnil Jr., Mrs. MichaelGrisanti, Mrs. WilliamGrubbs, Mrs. Del Hayunga,Mrs. Dan Ison, Mrs. JamesKarp, Mrs. Lee Kirkwood,Mrs. John Kirwan Jr., Mrs.Richard Klein, Mrs. DonaldKohler, Ms. Lucy Levis, Mrs.Carl Pollard, Mrs. ThomasSandefur Jr., Mrs. Glenn

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Ms. Young's grandparents,Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Frith and Mr.and Mrs. Douglas A. Young, arecurrently residents of St.Matthews.

Ms. Young is a graduate ofRhodes College in Memphis,Tenn., and is currently a studentat the University of AlabamaSchool of Medicine in Birming-ham.

Roth, a graduate of RhodesCollege in Memphis also is cur- -rently a at the Universi-ty of Alabama School ofMedicine.

The wedding is planned forDec. 29 at St. Mary's CatholicChurch in Memphis.

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