< Francis James Canova, Jr
							Charles Franklin Fairbanks
					Charles Edwin Fairbanks
							Mary Priscilla Mead
			Antonica Usina Fairbanks
			birt: 22 MAR 1915 plac: West Springfield, Mass Francis Robert (James) Canova marr: 19 NOV 1955 plac: Morton, PA birt: 27 JUN 1891 plac: Green Cove Springs, Florida deat: 24 SEP 1978 plac: Green Cove Springs, Florida
							Michael Philip Usina
					Antonica Maria Usina
							Camilla Luciana Neligan

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ANTONICA FAIRBANKS is a resident of Swarthmore, Pa., where she has been teaching piano since 1936. She is a graduatet of the Peabody Conservatory of Music where she held the 3-year Colston Piano Scholarship, majoring in Piano and Pedagog y with Eliza Woods and Harmony with Gustav Strube. Later she attended the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in (actually just studied) Composition under Harl MacDonald and was graduated from there with a Bachelor of Music degree. While co ntinuing her teaching she studied Piano with Gordon Stanley and Ernest Hutcheson at the Julliard Institute and at Chautauqua, N.Y. At present Miss Fairbanks is accompanist for the Delaware Saengerbund and the Arden singers.

**The following is the wedding announcement in the Delaware "Journal" Nov. 19, 1955.**

"Miss Antonica Fairbanks Bride of Frank J. Canova"

Well known musician and advertising man to live in Woodcrest after Virginia trip.

In our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Morton, Pa., at 9am today Miss Antonica Fairbanks, daughter of Mrs. A. U. Fairbanks of Swarthmore, Pa., became the bride of Mr. Frank J. Canova of Wilmington. The nuptial mass was celebrated by the Rev. Peter J. Cruise. Altar boys were Paul C. Tigue, Jr. of Wilmington and Michael Fairbanks of Swarthmore, a nephew of the bride.

Mrs. William H. King of Glenn Falls, N.Y. was matron of honor for her sister. Mr. Canova's son, Mr. Jude T. Canova was best man. Ushers were Mr. Anthony M. Fairbanks, brother of the bride, of Swarthmore, and Mr. James Durbrow of Wilmingt on.

Mr. Charles M. Fairbanks of Havertown, Pa., escorted his sister. She wore a street length dress of Dior blue satin with matching hat and carried a prayer book with white camelias and streamers.

Mrs. King was dressed in lavender taffeta with matching feathered hat and corsage of white camellias.

Solos were given by Mr. William Killhour of Devon, Pa.

A wedding breakfast for relatives and out-of-town guests followed at the Ingleneuk, Swarthmore. The couple will reside at 607 Curtis Avenue, Woodcrest, after a wedding trip to Virginia.

Mrs. Canova is well known in music circles both in this city and Swarthmore. She teaches piano at Delaware School of Music and conducts a studio in Swarthmore. Mr. Canova is the advertising department manager at Hercules Powder Company.