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SOCIAL NEWS PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1951 SOCIAL NEWS PAGE NINE Telephone Plainfield 6-8000 1 Miss Sheredos Is Married Bound Brook Miss Lillian Sheredos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frace, Gladys Garguile, Doris Hag-gerty, Mary Lou Herlick, Phyllis Johnson, Virginia Lecher, Joan Mills, Glenn Marlar, Betty Lou Noble, Joan Oleski, Yolanda Pre-suto, Jean Stiglitz, Ruth Strand-berg, Alberta Swenton and Mary Pusey. Class to Hold Fashion Show By SHELBY SINGLETON The senior girls of the Family Living class of North Plainfield High School will give a "Little Tots" Fashion Show.

The show Vows Spoken At St. Ann's Raritan Borough Miss Eleanor Perantoni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perantoni, formerly of this community but now of Three Bridges, became the bride Saturday in St. Ann's Church of Benjamin Beckage of Bound DESPERATE Business People (Mother and Son) Being Evicted.

Have You an Apartment Around $60? PL 5-0323 PL 6-5735 Double or Nothing Club Views Film Mrs. Norman Chadwick, Mrs. Webb Cooper and Mrs. Kenneth McCullough were hostesses Sunday evening at the meeting of the Double or Nothing Club of the Congregational Church. A movie entitled "Touring New Jersey" was shown.

The June and final meeting of the year will be combined with a picnic at the home of Ken White of Park Ave. Albert Sheredos, Fisher Mid dlesex, became the bride Sunday in St. Paul's Episcopal Church of French School Holds Recital French School of Music, 210 W. Eighth held its fourth piano. Samuel Altamura, son of Mr.

and I Mrs. Nicholas Altamura, 13 W.ec-;ond St. The ceremony was per-; formed by the pastor, the Rev. Zi. Brook, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Beckage, Olyphant, Pa. The cere will be presented in the high school auditorium Thursday morning, May 31, during first period. It will be attended by all the high school girls. The garments, which have all been made by the Family Living mony was performed by the Rev Amedeo Morelli.

L. I. Greene. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of French lace over white satin with The brbide given in marriage by 4 sleeves, an illusion neckline ner latner, wore a gown tashionedi I with a bodice of Point de Lyon! JTZ Kg fx. i i 'and a fingertip veil of wi-v.

OIIU CI lull saiui siviii tuning in a long train. Her illusion veil I She carried white roses and lilies 'of the valley. Miss June Sheredos, i i DON'T BUY A Stick of Furniture recital of the year, Sunday afternoon in the school. Pupils who participated were: Gary Prior, Wendy Coulthurst, Sharon Haas, Nancy Hedberg, Frank Lieto, Nancy Burke, Dorothy Stybel, Alfred Burfeind, Judy Kahn, Judith Korany, Sandra Whit-comb, Michael Moore, Judy Dob-son, Carol Seaman, Louis Martin, Judy Beck, Peggy Ann Peters, Durant Christian, June Schomp, Mary Ann Witteman, Louis Rup-nick, Elizabeth Marshall, Freddy Best, Dorothy Gulbenkian, Marsha Levy and Grace Nocera. Phcto by Somerset Studios Mrs.

John N. Arena (nee Joan Elaine Jerpe) Photo by Somerset Studio Mrs. Edward Bylina (nee Irene Mollenhauer) class members, will be modeled by small children from one to five years of age. Their mothers and grandmothers have been invited to see the tiny models make their stage "debut." Mrs. Ora Cerino, home economics teacher, is in charge of the show.

The Family Living class includes: Barbara Bandazian, Shamsay Bogh-dan, Marilyn Boyd, Janet Brangen-berg, Michaelyn Cataldo, Joanna fell from a lace coif cap. The maid of honor. Miss Virginia Perantoni, a cousin, wore yellow flowered mousseline over taffeta with a half bonnet of net. She carried a cascade of daisies with ivy. The bridesmaid, Miss Elsie Perantoni, another cousin, wore a -l It 1 A.

il -J Bridal Couple Couple Wed In Fiiiderne guvvii sijieu similarly 10 me maia; TT of honor's, but in green. The flower UllHOlieyillOOll girl, Susan Coleman, wore a gowni of pink organdy and lace and' Somerville Miss Joan Elaine carried a basket of spring flowers, Jerpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The ring bearer was Jack Melitsky.jE. G.

Jerpe, 24 Sycamore and Edward Nasdeo of Highland John N. Arena, son of Mr. and Park was Mr. Beckage's best man. Mrs.

William Arena, 19 Hamilton Ushers were Peter Hamarich of were married Saturday in the Franklin Park, Walter Boszuczk of First Methodist Church bv the pas- AVERAGE SIZE WINDOW OXLY Finderne Miss Irene Mollenhauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mollenhauer, Kline and Edward Bylina, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bylina Main were married Saturday in Sacred i Heart Church by the Rev.

Mitchell; J. Getkowski. 1 Given in marriage by her fath-. er, the bride wore a gown of nylon net and lace with an illusion neckline trimmed in seed pearls and' with lace panels on the front, sides and in the long train. Her finger-: tip veil fell from a skull cap set; Bound Brook and William Adashjtor, the Rev.

Harold B. Wright, of New Market The wedding i The bride, given in marriage by march was played by Joseph her father, wore a gown of white Memoli. i duchess satin with a sheer yoke Following a reception in the with Brussels lace and a American Legion Hall, Flemington, full bouffant skirt ending in a the couple departed on a motor court train. Her fingertip veil of trip to Mexico, the bride choosing French illusion was trimmed with a gray suit with black accessories Chantilly lace and attached to a Photo by Somerset Studio Mrs. Samuel Altamura (nee Lillian Sheredos) until yon ve seen WATCHUNG'S GREAT TAG SALE STARTING THURSDAY ALL ALUMINUM Columbia-malic Frameless Screens EASILY INSTALLED FROM INSIDE Economical Practical Safe THE ORIGINAL AUGUST N.

LAGGREN, INC. for traveling. Thp ronnle will rp-o lo trimmH coaA 1 A LI LI iflltllU lilt 1 side in Three Bridges. pearls. She carried a cascade bou-iher siste 55 maid, of honor' wore quel of white roses and an orchid.

of Pale vendar organdy off with lace and pearls. She car-: ried a cascade bouquet of white Plainfield Couple Leave for Midwest Tne maid of honor, Miss Jose- iPhine Arena, wore white velveray The bridesmaids wore lover aqua taffeta with matching costumes, but ye low and -j i Nile green. The flower sirl. Elaine 132 W. SECOND ST.

PL 6-6383 Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dow of Still- 1,11115 dUU CdlIieJu Kasseuf wore pale lavendar or- man Ave.

left this weekend for man, fescf The bridesmaid, Miss seut wore Pale vendar St. Louis. From there they will 1 ZTi an Albert Viscione was Mr. Alta-go to Winfield, where they "tflt' but ln pink best man and ushers were carried roses. Miss Lorraine Mollenhauer was her sister's maid of honor.

She wore a pink gown with lace top, net bottom and lace peplum Ind a lace picture hat. She carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Frances Czahor and Mrs. Mary Bylina, wore gowns yellow roses. will attend the graduation of their (Donald Yannetti and Nicholas A reception followed in the Bound Brook Elks Club after which the couple departed for Niagara Falls and Canada.

They will reside in Bound Brook. Stanley Morrison, Bound Brook, was Mr. Arena's best man and the usher was John Andreola. The wedding march was played by Howard S. Savage.

son, James Dow. James will graduate with a BA degree from Southwestern on May 22. He will return home with his parents and will report to the of green and blue patterned sim A reception followed in Far Army June 15 for induction. He attended Plainfield High School departed on a wedding trip to Parents of Twins and is a graduate oi bt. Bernard Sout th bride wearing a lake Robert Jakway of Preparatory School in Glassboro.

blug smt w-th avy accessories. 29 Grandview Aw ilar to the maid of honor's, and they carried yellow roses. Charles A. Schiermeyer was. Mr.

Bylina's best man and the ushers were Pvt. Joseph Bylina, the bridegroom's brother, and Joseph Czahor. Following a reception at Ihey will reside in Somerville. field, are the parents of twin sons CIRCLE TO MEET born in Bound Brook Hospital last Monday (May 7, 1951). I Ji fhSJ Big-as-life 17-inch rectangular tube Mrs.

C. M. Strolz will be hostess TWIG TO MEET tomorrow to the Brightside Circle Cypress Twig will meet at 1 of King's Daughters at a 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of p.

m. luncheon and business meet- Mrs. F. C. Maddox, 551 Belvidere ing in her home, 393 Malcolm Ave.

Ave. the Polish-American Home in jManville, the couple went on a wedding trip to New England. The bride chose a gray suit with red accessories for traveling. The hottest area ot Australia is the northwestern part; the coolest, the southeastern part. mates.

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