Robyn Marie Nace

and

Max Chittister

Max and Robyn

Saturday, July 27, 2002
3:30 p.m.
The Mary Keane House
Lake Mascoma
Enfield, New Hampshire


Robyn Marie Nace
and
Max Chittister
invite you to share
in their wedding celebration
on the twenty-seventh of July
Two thousand and two
at half past three in the afternoon
The Mary Keane House
on Lake Mascoma
Enfield, New Hampshire

Reception to follow ceremony
The Shaker Inn


Ceremony Participants

(in order of appearance)


Composer and Pianist Pete Hummon
Officiant Joanne Gamache
Groom Max Chittister
Grandmother of the Groom Marie Trimble
Parents of the Groom Clyde and Sandy Chittister
Grandparents of the Bride Joe and Diane Matoney
Parents of the Bride Bob and Kathy Nace
Ring Bearer Jake Shepherd
Flower Girls Jennifer and Katie Swonger
Bridesmaids Jessica Demorest, Kari Dickinson, and Anna M. Lorch
Groomsmen Hunter Howe, Jason Specland, and Donovan Chase
Maid of Honor Ann Nace
Best Man Ben Dick
Matron of Honor Penny Rowe
Best Man Taylor Wray
Bride Robyn M. Nace
Reader Kellie M. Walsh
Vocalists Christine Frydenborg, Ph.D. and Jason Specland
Ring Exchange Sandy Chittister and Kathy Nace
Final Blessing Clyde Chittister, Bob Nace, and Joe Matoney, Sr.

Behind the Scenes


Wedding Coordinator Melanie Bibbo, Blissful Beginnings
Photographers Shirley and Steve Blankinship, Images by Meredith Theodore
Engagement Photo Greg Fortier, Fortier Fotography
Entertainment Louis Fucci, Jr., Lou's Mobile Music
Program Book Robyn M. Nace
Bride's Hair and Makeup Ann Nace and Katie Wray
Photo Montage Digital Artist Adam Shlian
Town Criers Kellie M. Walsh and Maurice Kessler


Prelude
Royal Fanfare & Reception at the Palace • Cinderella, Wallace & Smith
So This is Love Waltz • Cinderella, Wallace & Smith
Sleeping Beauty Waltz • Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Symphony #6 Allegro ma non troppo • Ludwig van Beethoven
No Holly for Miss Quinn • Enya
Ave Maria • Franz Schubert
The Four Seasons: Winter • Antonio Vivaldi

Processional
Robyn's Processional
Composed and Played Pete Hummon

Opening
Love Story • Rumi
Read by Robyn M. Nace and Max Chittister

The minute I heard my first love story
I started looking for you, not knowing
How blind that was.
Lovers don't finally meet somewhere.
They're in each other all along.

Introduction and Gathering Prayer
Joanne Gamache, Justice of the Peace

Joanne
Join me now in offering Max and Robyn our communal blessing on this first step in their married life.

All
Max and Robyn, we, your family and friends, offer our blessings on your journey together and pledge to always uphold you and your marriage with our continued love, assistance, wisdom, comfort, and encouragement.

First Reading
Apache Blessing
Read by Kellie M. Walsh

Now you will feel no rain; For each of you will be shelter to the other.
Now you will feel no cold; For each of you will be warmth to the other.
Now there is no more loneliness for you; For each of you will be companion to the other.
Now you are two bodies; But there is only one life before you.
Go now to your dwelling place; To enter into the days of your togetherness.
And may your days be good, and long upon the earth.

First Song
That's All I've Got to SayThe Last Unicorn
Performed by Robyn M. Nace

I've had time to write a book
About the way you act and look,
But I haven't got a paragraph.
The words are always getting in my way.
Anyway I love you.
That's all I have to tell you.
That's all I've got to say.

Second Reading
Untitled • Roy Croft
Read by Kellie M. Walsh

I love you,
Not only for what you are,
But for what I am
When I am with you,
Not only for what
You have made of yourself,
But for what
You are making of me.
I love you
For the part of me
That you bring out;
I love you
For putting your hand
Into my heaped up heart
And passing over
All the foolish, weak things
That you can't help
Dimly seeing there,
And for drawing out into the light
All the beautiful belongings
That no one else had looked
Quite far enough to find.
I love you because you
Are helping me to make
Of the lumber of my life
Not a tavern
But a temple;
Out of the works
Of my every day
Not a reproach
But a song

Address

Second Song
You Are My HomeThe Scarlet Pimpernel
Performed by Christine Frydenborg & Jason Specland
Accompanied by Pete Hummon

You are my home
You make me strong
And in this world of strangers
I belong to someone
You are all I know
You're all I have
I won't let go

Charge and Declaration of Intent

Vows

In the presence of God and these our family and friends, I take you to be mine and these things I promise you: I will be faithful to you and honest with you; I will respect, trust, help, and care for you; I will share my life with you; I will forgive you as we have been forgiven; and I will try with you to better understand ourselves, the world, and God; through the best and the worst of what is to come as long as we live.

Ring Exchange
Rings presented by Kathy Nace and Sandy Chittister

On behalf of our family and friends, I welcome you to our family and bless this ring for you to wear as a symbol of the new family that you begin today.

Rings exchanged by Robyn M. Nace and Max Chittister

I hope you will wear this ring as a reminder that I love you every day of your life.

Final Blessing
Irish Blessings
Read by Clyde Chittister, Joe Matoney, Sr., and Bob Nace

Clyde

May you always have:
Walls for the wind
A roof for the rain,
Tea beside the fire
Laughter to cheer you,
Those you love near you
And all your heart might desire.

Joe

May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face
And the rains fall soft upon your fields. And, until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.

Bob

May our Lord Jesus Christ be with you to defend you,
Within you to sustain you, before you to lead you,
Behind you to guard you, and above you to bless you,
And may the blessing of Almighty God, Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit
be with you always.

All

Amen.
Pronouncement of Marriage

Recessional

Book of Days • Enya
This day ends together, far and away


Donovan Chase (Groomsman)
Donovan first met Max in room UC318 at Carnegie Mellon for one of the writing meetings for Max's Locked in the O on a Friday Night. This would prove fitting, as Donovan would spend much of the next 4 1/2 years there, all the while regarding Max as a dry, cynical mentor (think Ambrose Bierce crossed with Obi Wan Kenobi). Donovan met Robyn during the Godspell run, as she showed off her lucky Godspell shoes. He recalls thinking "anyone with lucky shoes can only be cool." Donovan stands by that opinion.

Clyde Chittister (Father of the Groom)
Clyde met Max in September of 1976, but didn't get to know him until much later. They spent some time together early on, but their relationship advanced a lot as Max got older. Actually, speaking can't be overrated as a form of communication, so when he learned to speak they did much better. Now if Clyde could only get him to listen. Max was and is a great friend. He treats his mother well, calls often, and never once "made me come up there."

Max Chittister (Groom)
In the fall of 1994, Max was just starting his college education at Carnegie Mellon University. He went to an informational meeting for Scotch `n' Soda Theatre, and he saw a cute redhead. "Hey, that's a cute girl," he thought. "If I wasn't already dating someone else, I'd ask her out." Soon, he wasn't dating someone else. Eventually, he asked the cute redhead out. She said no. She was dating someone else. Soon, she wasn't dating someone else, and Max and the cute redhead starting dating. They haven't dated anyone else since, and Max is OK with that trend continuing for the rest of his life.

Sandy Chittister (Mother of the Groom)
Sandy met Max September 3, 1976, the day before her birthday. He is still the best birthday present she has ever gotten. Being the "meanest mom in the neighborhood" has been a joy. Sandy wishes she could take credit for his intelligence, wit, kindless, loyalty, and long list of talents, but she can't. Max arrived with all those things. The only thing she can take credit for is the frosted brownies. "I know Robyn and Max will have a long, happy life as they meet the challenges and welcome the joys of marriage."

Jessica Demorest (Bridesmaid)
Jessica is a really super cool awesome freshmen, who knows Robyn because she is her very cool cousin (who unfortunately lives on the opposite coast so they don't get to see each other often, which bums Jessica out). Jessica hopes that Robyn and Max are very happy together, and that they visit her often. A piece of advice: "If you ever have a son, don't name it Milton. There was a little boy named Milton at the beach, and I just felt so sorry for the poor thing."

Ben Dick (Best Man)
Ben met Max three years ago while auditioning for Death by Chocolate, and through Max he met Robyn. Since that time Ben has had the chance to work with both Max and Robyn in a theatre capacity, and, more importantly, has had the chance to become their friend. He knows that the two of them will be eternally happy together, as they are each the perfect complement for the other. It's an honor for him to be a part of this ceremony. He wishes them nothing but the best.

Kari Dickinson (Bridesmaid)
Kari is thrilled to be a part of Robyn and Max's wedding. She met Robyn at College Park High School in Pleasant Hill, California, where they had adjoining lockers and participated in a host of drama productions together. They shared many high school experiences, from going on a "Mormon" date with a male friend, to sitting in the nosebleed seats at a production of Les Misérables in San Francisco. Kari now lives in the land of cheese with her husband, John, and very demanding cat, Nala. She is beginning a master's program in arts administration this fall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Christine Frydenborg, Ph.D. (Vocalist)
Christine met Robyn at the auditions for The Philadelphia Story in January 2001, when Robyn volunteered her to read for a part that Robyn thought she would be perfect for... Liz. Well, Robyn was right and they became friends, of course! Having moved here 2 1/2 years ago from Stamford, CT, Christine returned to theater in order to meet people and is go glad that it worked so well - Tutti frutti, right Robyn? Robyn was such a cute 15 year old. Anyway, now Christine has someone to sit through cold Pride games with. She is honored to be a part of this wedding and more honored that Robyn and Max have such faith in her singing. By day, Christine is a psychologist for a large private practice in Nashua. If she has two cats, it is Robyn's fault!

Joanne Gamache (Officiant)
Joanne met Robyn at the auditions for Sabrina Fair in 1999, and Max during the rehearsals for it. She was impressed with their talent and has since been blessed with their friendship. Joanne is a professional Storyteller and lives in Bedford, NH with her husband Marc and stepson Nicolas. She wishes Robyn and Max love and joy in the years to come and a journey together that lasts a lifetime.

Hunter Howe (Groomsman)
Hunter, a native of Providence, is currently pursuing his masters degree in Entertainment Technology at Carnegie Mellon University. Though they narrowly missed each other by a summer, Max and Hunter are friends eternally bonded through their membership of CMU's improv troupe, The No Parking Players. A lover of games, Hunter is deeply grateful for the introduction Max and Robyn gave him to the world of Catan, an island province to which Hunter has since laid claim and dominated as its uncontested ruler for several years.

Pete Hummon (Composer and Pianist)
Max is by far Pete's oldest friend. Pete still recalls that as a third-grader, he got into quite a few absorbing debates with Max Chittister, first-grader. Topics included Star Wars, who would win if He-Man and the Incredible Hulk had a war, and which teacher was the meanest. Although Pete was two years ahead of Max in school, he seemingly recalls Max won most of those arguments. Pete is currently a network engineer living in New York City. He and Max have been through more adventures than either can possibly count. "I wish you and your beautiful wife all the best, my friend ... although Mrs. Marciano was the meanest because she once yelled at me for drinking too long at a water fountain."

Anna Lorch (Bridesmaid)
Anna met Robyn on the first day of Orientation at Carnegie Mellon. They arrived in their tiny, cramped suite several hours before their nutty, neurotic roommates arrived. Little did Anna know as they fought over late night noise (Anna caused the noise at 2 a.m. and Robyn objected for some odd reason concerning lack of sleep) that Robyn would become one of her closest friends. Anna wishes Max and Robyn a lifetime of happiness together. And, Anna expects them to always accept late night frantic phone calls from her.

Diane Matoney (Grandmother of the Bride)
Diane first met Robyn when Robyn was about five years old. Robyn was quite a young lady, even then. Grandma was very impressed that Robyn was able to read the menu and decide for herself what she wanted. She was in kindergarten at the time. Robyn has since grown into a very wonderful young lady. Diane and Joe met Max when Robyn and he were at Carnegie Mellon and have grown very, very fond of him. "Needless to say, we wish them both a wonderful life together."

Joe Matoney, Sr. (Grandfather of the Bride)
Of course, Joe has known Robyn all her life. He will never forget the day shortly after Robyn started school when she read him a story from a school book. She then read the story of Cinderella. He had never been so shocked in his life before or since. He was totally unprepared for this performance and has continued to be amazed by her performances ever since. Whenever Joe and Diane would visit Robyn at Carnegie Mellon, it always seemed that Max was in the background some place. They didn't really have time to spend with him until the week of Robyn's graduation. They then made up for lost time. They arranged for a graduation party for Robyn, where they met Max's parents for the first time. Joe and Diane really enjoyed their company. "We were so proud of what Max and Robyn had accomplished, and we guess it showed. Grandma and I wish them much happiness in their future life together."

Ann Nace (Maid of Honor)
Ann is Robyn's younger sister. She is a Communication major at San Diego State University California. Ann is glad to see that her sister was able to find a wonderful man with whom she can share her life. Ann would like to commend Max for being able to live with a difficult woman. She would also like to wish the newlyweds a long life full of happiness and love.

Bob Nace (Father of the Bride)
When Bob first met Robyn, he had to take her picture with a flash camera. She was a couple of hours old and she jumped toward the light (and she always wants to be in the light).

Kathy Nace (Mother of the Bride)

The first time Kathy met Robyn was on September 26, 1975—the day she was born. Robyn entered the world and has been "center stage" ever since. Watching her grow into a fine young adult, "I am proud of her accomplishments. Robyn and Max, may your lives be filled with happiness. And Max, welcome to the family."

Robyn M. Nace (Bride)
Robyn is a redhead not known for quickness in decision making. She and Max were friends for some time. She thought, "If you don't date your friends, then who do you date?" This led to a three hour long conversation during which Robyn and Max decided that they weren't going to date. Then, Robyn said, "I'm going to kiss you now." Max didn't argue. This all led to several shared addresses, two cross-country moves, one purchased house, two cats, many games of Trivial Pursuit, much more kissing, and a belief that Max is truly the most wonderful man in the world.

Penny Rowe (Matron of Honor)
Penny lives in Tacoma, WA with her husband Steven and their two great kids. She is delighted to be Robyn's matron of honor! Robyn was the first person Penny met in high school. Penny thinks the most fun thing they ever did together was the several-day trip to Santa Cruz. But equally valuable were the nighttime walks to that little park where they sat and talked about everything important. Robyn has always made Penny feel like it's okay and even really cool to be who she is. Penny is so grateful for Robyn's friendship, and is so happy for her and Max! "Robyn and Max, best wishes for a wonderful marriage! Oh, and here's some advice... Take a really fun honeymoon now or as soon as you can. Then take small mini-honeymoons whenever you can after that, and be sure to have lots of fun together."

Jake Shepherd (Ring Bearer)
Jake is seven years old. He lives in Coronado, CA with his two older brothers Nick and Scott, and older sister Sandy. His parents Susan and Bruce are Robyn's aunt and uncle. Jake likes soccer, karate, baseball, swimming, and playing with his dog Anita.

Jason Specland (Groomsman, Vocalist)
Jason first met Robyn when she appeared in the CMU Spring Carnival production of Nemeses. He received no critical acclaim for his role as "lighting board operator" in that production. Jason left CMU shortly after Nemeses, but returned a few years later where he reacquainted himself with Robyn, and got to know Max. Jason became very active in Scotch `n' Soda. He directed Max in the No Parking Players improv troupe and was directed by Robyn in Godspell, in which he played the dual role of Judas and John the Baptist. Jason now lives and works in and around New York City. He has worked with the Upright Citizens Brigade, performed as "Seth/third storyteller from the left" in Children of Eden, and appeared in dozens of smaller performances. He has received much acclaim for his love of Paula Galloway, although much of that acclaim is from Ms. Galloway herself.

Jennifer Swonger (Flower Girl)
This is Jennifer's second appearance in a wedding, but her first as a flower girl. Her previous performance as a ring bearer drew rave reviews, and she welcomes the opportunity to broaden her artistic horizons. Jennifer first met Robyn and Max at Oracle, and thinks that both have really cool toys.

Katie Swonger (Flower Girl)
Katie first met Robyn at work (Robyn's, not Katie's). Max was probably there too, but didn't fawn over Katie as much and thus went unnoticed. Katie shares a passion for the Nashua Pride with Robyn and Max, in large part because they are pushovers for buying goodies that Mom and Dad will not. This is Katie's first appearance in a wedding.

Marie Trimble (Grandmother of the Groom)
Max was the first grandchild and a very welcome addition to the family. Max is the reason Marie learned to drive. John, his grandfather, didn't like to drive long distances or in the city. Marie was afraid that she wouldn't get to see Max as often as she wanted, so in her 50's, she got her driver's license. She still hasn't had to drive herself to Pittsburgh, but thanks to Max, she could if she had to. John and Marie were married for almost 56 years. "I know he would join me in wishing Max and Robyn every happiness and even more time together than we had."

Kellie M. Walsh (Reader)
"With one I drank cheap vodka and built a fort. With the other, I learned to drive stick shift. One found me when lost and abandoned in the mean streets of Pittsburgh. The other gave me shelter when I needed a place to escape. With Robyn and Max, as individuals and as a unit, I have shared much laughter and a good dose of tears. I am honored to be here today to share in both again."
(Kellie didn't follow the rules of third person, but as an occasional poet, she has been granted special dispensation.)

Taylor Wray (Best Man)
Taylor met Max in college and is happy to serve as "one of his Best Men." Prior credits include Groom, for himself, in 2001; Runner of Errands, for Susan Bartlett in 1998; Best Man for his brother, Justin, in 1997; and Ring Bearer, for Aunt Carla in 1981. This is Taylor's New Hampshire Wedding debut and he is honored to stand up with Max on this special occasion. Taylor and his wife, Katie, wish Max and Robyn much happiness in their life together.


About Love and Marriage...

In a time when nothing is more certain than change, the commitment of two people to one another has become difficult and rare. Yet, by its scarcity, the beauty and value of this exchange have only been enhanced..
 - Robert Sexton, The Vow

Some people forget that love is tucking you in and kissing you "Good night" no matter how old or young you are
 - Nikki Giovanni, Love Is

Life has loveliness to sell,
All beautiful and splendid things.
...
Spend all you have for loveliness,
Buy it, and never count the cost
For one white singing hour of peace
Count many a year of strife well lost,
And for a breath of ecstasy
Give all you have been, or could be.
 - Sara Teasdale, Barter

Love is like pi—natural, irrational, and very important.
 - Lisa Hoffman

To love someone deeply gives you strength. Being loved by someone deeply gives you courage.
 - Lau Tzu

Love is everything it's cracked up to be. That's why people are so cynical about it. It really is worth fighting for, being brave for, risking everything for. And the trouble is, if you don't risk anything, you risk even more.
 - Erica Jong

May your hands be forever clasped in friendship and your hearts joined forever in love.
 - Traditional Blessing

Where love is, there is God also.
 - Leo Tolstoy

What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies.
 - Aristotle

Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but in looking outward together in the same direction.
 - Antoine de Saint Exupery

Love. What a small word we use for an idea so immense and powerful it has altered the flow of history, calmed monsters, kindled works of art, cheered the forlorn, turned tough guts to mush, consoled the enslaved, driven strong women mad, glorified the humble, fueled national scandals, bankrupted robber barons, and made mincemeat of kings.
- Diane Ackerman, A History of Love


Who's Who
Grandparents
Diane Matoney
Joe Matoney, Sr.
Marie Trimble

Parents
Bob Nace
Clyde Chittister
Kathy (Matoney) Nace
Sandy (Trimble) Chittister

Sibling
Ann Nace

Aunts & Uncles
Bill Matoney
Bruce Shepherd
Carol (Matoney) Demorest
Donna Matoney
Ed Price
Joe Chittester
Joe Matoney, Jr.
Jon Demorest
Lowell O'Connor
Lynn Matoney
Molly (Trimble) Carr
Monica Price
Pam (Trimble) Johnson
Steve Nace
Susan (Matoney) Shepherd
Terry (Nace) Caruso
Virginia (Dumm) Broderick
Wallie (Nace) O'Connor
Wayne Carr

Cousins & More Cousins
Adam Ginsburg
Benjamin Singer
Bill Matoney
Carly Hughes
Christine Chittester
Dan Matoney
Eden Ginsburg
Gia D'Antonio
Heather (Matoney) D'Antonio
Jake Shepherd
Jen Matoney
Jen Myers
Jessica Demorest
Joe O'Connor
Kristen (Matoney) Ginsburg
Mike Chittester
Nick Shepherd
Pat Chittester
Sandy Shepherd
Sarah Matoney
Scott Shepherd
Shirley Chittester
Stephen Rocco D'Antonio
Stephen Roth D'Antonio
Sue O'Connor
Thomas O'Connor
Tom Chittester
Tracy Williams
Tyler Demorest
Vern O'Connor
Wayne Carr, Jr.
Willie Carr

Family Friends & Relations
Bill Kratz
Jim Rose
Joanna Roth
Louise Kratz

Pre-College Friends & Relations
Annemarie Goslow
David Zwicker
Helena Lundquist
Kari Dickinson
Nina Morgenlander
Penny Rowe
Pete Hummon
Rob Socha

College Friends & Relations
Adam Shlian
Alex Benton
Anna Lorch
Ayne Terceira
Caroline Nam
Cheryl Platz
Donovan Chase
Gus Prevas
Hunter Howe
Jason Specland
Jeff C. Kunins
Jenn Pellecchia
Jeremy Kriegel
Karina Griffith
Katie Wray
Kellie M. Walsh
Krista Contino
Lisa Beiter
Lou Bojarski
Maurice Kessler
Paula Galloway
Ron Laufer
Sharon Carnicelli
Sharona Jacobs
Taylor Wray

New Hampshire Friends & Relations
Ben Dick
Christine Frydenborg, Ph.D.
Greg Fortier
Joanne (Fortier) Gamache
Marc Gamache
Maria E. Barry
Melissa Groff
Nicolas Gamache
Phil Young
Shawna D'Amour
Sheri Lynn Fournier
Steve Flaherty
Traci Bisaillon

Co-Workers & Relations
Augustus Gilchrist
Ben Gelernter
Cathy Coury
Dave Cummings
Deb Owens
Edna Elle
George Eross
Heather Cummings
Ira Cooper
Jeff Belanger
Jennifer Swonger
Julia Buck
Katie Swonger
Ken Kipnes
Lucy Gilchrist
Mason Elle-Gelernter
Noah Cummings
Roy Swonger
Sally Morris
Scott Bois
Susan Shepard
Ted Gilchrist
Trisha Swonger


In Memory

Max and Robyn wish to remember those who are here in spirit:
Grandma Missestoney • Norine (Dumm) Matoney
Grandma Babica • Theresa (Ochocki) Nace Lee
Grandma Chittester • Ann Chittester
Grandpa • John Trimble
Aunt Sally • Sally (Evans) Matoney
"Love is how you stay alive, even after you are gone." - Morrie Schwartz

In Our Thoughts
Many individuals regret that they were unable to attend today. We keep them in our thoughts, especially:
Louis and Ann Lois Rose, Max's uncle and aunt
Wendy and Sid Tucker, good friends of Max and Robyn
"Life is fortified by many friendships—To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence." - Sydney Smith

Special Thanks

Thank all of you for sharing in our wedding celebration.
Robyn thanks her attendants, who have consistently been there for her.
Max thanks his attendants, for being attentive.
We thank Pete, Jason, and Christine for sharing their talents today.
We thank Joanne, for guiding us and going along on the journey.
We thank Jake, Jennifer, and Katie, and their parents, for being patient.

There are some individuals who have gone above and beyond the call of duty. We thank:
Kellie, for always listening.
Alex, for acting as tour guide.
Deb, Joanne, and Traci, for acting as wedding dress consultants.
Shawna, Katie, and Melissa, for coming along on fittings.
Lisa, Adam, Jenn, and Gus for being all-around helpful folks.
Katie, for being everything, although you had "no responsibilities here whatsoever."


Reception Schedule
4:15 to 5:30 p.m. Cocktail hour
Groups are photographed in the Mary Keane House Garden
5:30 p.m. Guests are seated
5:45 p.m. The wedding party is announced
Toasts by Taylor Wray, Penny Rowe, and Diane Matoney
Blessing, Psalm 1, read by Sandy Chittister
6:00 to 7:15 p.m. Buffet dinner; a server will invite you to the buffet tables
7:15 p.m. The cutting of the cake
A Toast to Our Families, by Max and Robyn
7:30 p.m. Our First Dance, "Once Upon a Dream" from Sleeping Beauty
Father/Daughter Dance, "Stardust" by Nat King Cole
10:30 p.m. Reception concludes


 
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