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PAGE EIGHT SOCIAL NEWS SOCIAL NEWS PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1948 1 7 v) fry- Telephone Plainfield 6-800Q Larisch-Stuart Vows Exchanged The marriage of Mrs. Johanna Craig Stuart, daughter of Mrs. Violet Craig, 441 E. Seventh to John Larisch son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Larisch of 701 Stelle took place Sunday at 4:30 p.m. in the Chapel of Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Ralph T.

Haas, pastor, officiated. The bride wore a powder blue gabardine suit with black accessories and had a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Ernest J- Richter was matron of honor dressed in a beige suit, brown accessories and a corsage of talisman rose buds. Richard W.

Larisch was the best man. After the ceremony a reception was given at Oak Hills Manor, Metuchen. Guests were Miss Miss Shirley Frey Becomes Bride Stirling St. Vincent de Paul Church was the setting yesterday for the wedding of Miss Shirley Winifred Frey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward J. Frey of Daugh-erty Homestead Park, and Robert David Caporoso, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Caporoso of Morris Summit.

The double ring ceremony was performed at 4 p.m. by the Rev. Matthew J. Sharkey. A leception followed at Valley Inn.

Mrs. Joseph Caporoso, formerly iss Edna M. Frey, the bride's sister, was matron of honor. Bi ides-maids were Miss Carol J. Drake, Berkeley Heights, cousin of the bride and Miss Lillian Bernard, West Millington.

Vincent P. Caporoso was best man for his brother. i 1 S' i 1 VB Keevil-Dahiner Vows Exchanged Scotch Plains Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J.

Keevil, who were married Sunday in the Livingston Avenue Reformed Ch'urch, New Brunswick, will reside in Scotch Plains following completion of their new home here. The couple is now on a wedding trip to Washington, D. C. Mrs. Keevil is the former Miss Olive Dahmer, daughter of Mrs.

Henry Dahmer of New Brunswick, and the late Mr. Dahmer. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Keevil of Long Branch, formerly of Scotch Plains.

The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Alfred Outram. She wore an orchid colored gown of brocaded satin fashioned with a net yoke, off-the-shoulder bertha, long sleeves, a tight bodice and a full skirt. A matching hat hold her short veil and she carried a prayer book adorned with orchids. Miss Julia Fazekas of Fords was maid of honor. She was attired in a pale green satin gown with a matching cap styled veil.

She carried a colonial bouquet of spring Photo by Normandy Studio Miss Alice M. Voorhees Alice M. Voorhees Sandra Lee Stuart, Mrs. Mernt BETROTHED The engagement of Miss Anna Puppo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholas Voorhees Middlesex, to Albert Meski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvlo Meski of Blackford Middlesex, has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Puppo.

Miss Puppo attended Watchung schools and Mr. Meski attended Metuchen High School. He served with the Seabees on Guam during the war. Photo by Lorstan RECENT BRIDE Mrs. Christopher Srhaefer, above, is the former Miss Catherine Itarna, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Barna of 42 W. Second Bound Brook, who became the bride of Mr. Schaefer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Schaefer, Neshanic Station, Apr. 3 at a Nuptial Mass in St. Joseph's Church, Bound Brook. After a wedding trip to Washington, D. the couple will reside in Neshanic Station.

Betrothal Told Joseph Sanchelh and James Pe-rillo, both of Summit, ushered. A gown of white satin fashioned ivith a tight bodice and a full skirt forming a long train was worn by the bride. The bodice was trimmed with a gathered satin bertha which fell from an illusion neckline. Her three-tier fingertip veil of illusion Davis, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul V. Larisch, Paul V. Larisch Agnes Larisch, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Collora, Mrs.

M. Leskofski, Mrs. George Dolin. Mr Mrs. Ilasscl P.

Tay Photo by Bermuda News Bureau HOLIDAY IN BERMUDA Mrs. Leslie Vivian, left, of 789 Belvi-dcrc William P. Carter of Martha's Vineyard, uncle of Mrs. Vivian, and Mrs. William Hall Campbell, right, of 1731 Watchung are shown above at the Bermuda Tennis Stadium in Pembroke, Bermuda.

The group is spending several months at "Windsong" in Warwick, Bermuda, the home of Mrs. Vivian. Mr. and Mrs. Allen R.

Voorhees of Walnut South Plainfield, have announced the engagement ilowers. Bridesmaids were Mrs. lor, Mr. and Mrs. N.

T. Grosch, Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Roller, Miss Evelyn Grosch and Ernest B.

Latham. was attacked to a headpiece of or-1 Kenneth Storr and 'Mrs. Herbert Clark of Moorestown, who wore dusty rose gowns of soft taffeta. The couple left on a wedding trip to Virginia Beach and will re side upon returning at 721 W. Dorothy Angelo Wed in Westfield Seventh St.

Mrs. Larisch attended schools in Pennsylvania. Mr. of their daughter, Alice Marie Voorhees, to Clifton Siegelin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Siegelin of 1406 W. Fourth St. Miss Voorhees is a graduate of North Plainfield High School and the Washington School in New York. Mr.

Siegelin is a graduate of Princeton University, where he also received the master of arts degree. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi and is an engineer with the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. ange blossoms showered with tiny lilies of the valley and she carried Euchrist lilies. The matron of honor wore a gown of yellow faille styled with neckline same as the bride's gown and she wore matching mits. Her headpiece was of yellow and white daisies and she carried yellow and white iris.

The bridesmaids wore similar gowns of nile green, headpieces of yellow daisies and their Larisch attended Plainfield schools n1 enftnt (KrAA T4-iie fA A vv-t v. o. business with his father. fct-io oi lui wasmngiou bouquets were of yellow iris and Their headdresses and bouquets were similar to those of the honor attendant. Miss Joan Outram, a junior bridesmaid, wore a gown of pale yellow taffeta with a wreath of yellow taffeta as a headdress.

Ralph Keevil was his brother's best man. Ushers were Kenneth Storr and John Keevil, another brother of the bridegroom. The Rev. Theodore W. Boltz performed the ceremony and Loyal Blaine was organist.

A reception followed in Cedar Manor, New Brunswick. The bride is a graduate of New Brunswick High School and is em ployed in the office of the New Brunswick Newsdealers Supply Company. Mr. Keevil, a graduate of Westfield High School, is employed by the Bakelite Corporation yellow daisies. The bride's mother wore an aqua Raritan Girl crepe gown, aqua plumes in her 7 1 and Albert Lanza, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Lanza of 750 Central were married Sunday at 4 p. m. in Holy Trinity Church, with the Rt. Rev.

Msgr. Henry J. Wat-terson, pastor, off icialing. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a slipper satin gown trimmed with lace made with fitted bodice and hoop skirt. Her fingertip veil was edged with lace and held by a beaded tiara and she carried a bouquet of calla lilies.

Miss Ann Caputo of Clark Town Is Church Bride UrTnting fmurv-teotfomr Announcement Cards Rubber Stamps Quality and Service WIGGINS PRATAG SERVICE 925 WEST FRONT STREET Telephone PUd. 6-3754-M rv ft' Raritan Miss Mildred daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Giovannucci of 36 Gaston hair, gold accessories and a corsage of gardenias. After a trip to Washington the couple will live on Snyder Berkeley Heights.

The bride is a graduate of Bernards High School znd is with the Bell Telephone Laboratories at Murray Hill. The bridegroom was graduated from Summit High School and spent three years in the Merchant Marine. He is a florist. A surprise shower was given last month at the home of Miss was married Sunday afternoon in St. Anne's Church to An thony Lombardo, son of Mr.

and ship, was the bride's attendant. Her Mrs. Joseph Lombardo of 86 Rem- joouna urooK. lie served as a first sergeant in the Army Engineers Corps in England, Germany, Okinawa ajid Korea. Photo by Dietz Miss Bertha Govlick Miss Catherine Patterson sen New Brunswick.

The Rev. Armando Russo performed the ceremony. PTA SPEAKER Mrs. Daniel E. Reifsneider, Plainfield, will discuss "Plans, Techniques and Aims" at the Spring Conference, Central New Jersey Section, New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers tomorrow in New Brunswick.

She is state PTA Safety chairman. The bride, given in marriage by THURSDAY LAUNDRY Windsors Rent Mansion aid Patterson gown was rose taffeta made with fitted bodice and full skirt, and she carried a bouquet of mixed spring flowers. George Buonanno of Westfield served as best man. Following the ceremony, a reception for the immediate families was held at Mountain Top Inn, Somerville. The bride traveled in a rovnl her father, wore a princess-style On Loiif Island satin gown, with the neckline trim Locust Valley.

N. Y. (p Th med with seed pearls. Her fingertip veil was held by a crown of Visit Ends Miss Helyn Keegan of Fort Wayne, has returned to her home after being the house guest of her cousin. Miss Ethyl A.

Searing. 908 Watchung Ave. 11 pearls and she carried a bouquet '2 Duke and Duchess of Windsor have taken up housekeeping for two months in a French provincial style chateau in this fashionable Long Island community. The 20 servants linpd nn nnrl of gardenia's and lilies of the val ley. Spring Festival Bertha Govlick Engaged to Wed Mrs.

Helen Donovan of 44!) W. Fourtli has announced the engagement of her daughter, Bertha Govlick, to Francis T. Zupko, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Zupko of 512 North Dunellen, and the late Michael Zupko. Miss Govlick is a graduate of Plainfield High School.

Her fiance is a graduate of Dunellen High School. The couple plans to be married in the fall. PER POUND Miss Mary Lombardo, a cousin of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of ice- mmm miWM Held by Institute blue costume with tan top coat and black accessories. After a motor trip to Florida, the couple will reside at 750 Central Ave.

Both attended Westfield schopls. Mr. Lanza served 16 months in Navy, 12 of which were in the Pacific theater. Mrs. Lanza is employed by the General Cellulose Company, Garwood, and Mr.

Lanza is with the Aluminum Company, Garwood. Minimum 7 lbs. and 5 Shirts $1.04 Women's Auxiliary of the Plain- blue satin with a scalloped illusion neckline. She carried pink roses and blue delphiniums. Flower girl was Betty Cameroni, who was dressed in a pink satin I A ST ORANGE.

N. J. 22 Prospect St. Or9 3-1244 Vara 17. 420 LninftM An.

Plains. N. 8 Church St. Prepare now for a preferred 3 bowed or curtsied as the couple took possession yesterday. The Duke and Duchess leased the estate, Severn, from a friend, Mrs.

Brooks Howe, who is going abroad. The Windsors, who had been cruising on a yacht in Southern waters as guests of Mr. and Mrs. i Joseph E. Davies.

leave today for White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. i There they will be guests for 10 i days or more of Robert R. field Hebrew Institute had its first annual spring festival Sunday evening at the institute. It was attended by more than 200 people.

The program was directed by Harold Parets, acting as master of ceremonies. Miss Rachael Kogul Troth Announced Mr. and Mrs. James Roland Patterson of Pittsficld, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Catherine Louise Patterson, to George Marshall Naul, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James M. Naul, 1001 Prospect Ave. The announcement was made recently at a family gathering in West Hartford, Conn. Miss Patterson is a graduate of the Mary A. Burnham School for Girls in Northampton, Mass.

She is a member of the senior class at Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. Miss Patterson is the granddaughter of Mrs. William Fulton Quigg of West Hartford and the late State Senator William F. Quigg. Mr.

Naul is a development chemist in the chemical department of the General Electric Company in Pittsfield, Mass. He was graduated in 1940 from Pratt Institute where he was a member of Delta Gamma Theta fraternity. He is a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. MAPLECREST CASH CARRY 415-21 MADISON AVE. Open Thurs.

'Til 8 P. M. Sorority to Meet Viking Sorority will meet today at 8:15 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Haver, 1238 W.

Filth St. ecreUnal position. Berkeley-trained arc Maries are associated with a ide variety of busi-iten orjraoizationa. Courses for high school graduate and college women. Dinmroiihfd faculty.

Effective Placement Service. Catalogue. Write for Bulletin. Nw trm feeglei Jan 29 the railroad gown of the same style as the maid of honor's. Anthony Filiano, nephew of the bride, was page.

Angelo P. Pacilo, the bridegroom's brother-in-law, was best man. Following the ceremony a reception for approximately 500 guests was held in St. Mary's Auditorium. After a wedding trip to New York City the couple will live in New Brunswick.

The bride, who attended Raritan schools, is employed in New Brunswick. Her husband, employed in the same city, attended St. Mary's School and served for three years in the Army in World War 2. Surprise Shower Held For Doris Armstrong Mrs. H.

V. Haley of 30 Rockview Ave. was hostess recently at a surprise shower given for Miss Doris Armstrong of Hamilton Rahway. Miss Armstrong will be married Apr. 24 to F.

Val Pfeiffer, son of former Councilman and Mrs, Fred G. Pfeiffer of Rahway. Attending the shower from this area were Mrs. J. G.

Corson of Somerville, Mrs. Chester Birkholz, Jan folk lo Take Part In College Water Show DAY AM) MC.IIT and Miss Clara Silsby of the Sayre Studio entertained with several dances; Stewart Lambert offered some songs in Al Jolson style, and Miss Shaindell Grosman of Elizabeth recited. The program was concluded by Mrs. Edward Terner of Orange who sang folk songs, accompanying herself on the accordion. Those in charge were Mrs.

Henry Halpern, president of the auxiliary; Mrs. Leo Hirsch and Mrs. Harry Salvin, arrangements committee; Mrs. Daniel Lerer, tickets; and Mrs. Benjamin Mar-golis, program.

Miss Jan Folk, daughter of MrJ and Mrs. John B. Folk, 1301 Put-j nam will participate in the; three-day water show being pre-; sented at Oberlin College, Oberlin, i Ohio, by the Women's Synchron-! Miss Barbara Birkholz of White house Station, Mrs. Jerry Morris of Fanwood, and Miss Gertrude u'i urn PHONE PLAINFIELD lzed Swimming Club, according to an announcement by the physical education department of the College. The show, entitled 'A Show Gray and Mrs.

Irma Gregory, both of Plainfield. 1090 6. Feted at Shower Miss Clare Whittington of Hamilton was entertained recently at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. James J. Scott and Mrs.

George A. Eiring in the Scott home at 103 Willow Ave. There were 19 guests from Plainfield, North Plainfield, Dunellen, Bound Brook and Summit. Miss Whittington will be married this Spring to Samuel Semanenko of boat," will be given Apr. 15, 16 i and 17.

Miss Folk is a member of the Swimming Club, the YWCA I and the Women's Athletic Associ-! ation. She is a sophomore at Ober- Plan Rummage Sale St. Agnes' Guild of the Church of the Holy Cross will sponsor a rummage sale Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the parish house of the Church in Mercer Ave.

Clolthing, draperies and household goods will be available. OR MOHAN'S TAXI PIFD. 6-2945 QUICK 2-WAY RADIO SERVICE Charge Account Welcome DORE TAXI, Inc. Codilloc limousines for Hira, Phone for Full Information. FOR YOUR PARTIES AND REGULAR HOME USE-220 This handy Gallon Container brings you 4 full quarts of Breyers famous Bulk Ice Cream at a money-saving price.

Your friendly Breyer Dealer has your choice of 6 popular flavor. Breakfast Program Arranged by Women Evening Group of the Women's Association of Grant Avenue Presbyterian Church met recently in the home of Mrs. R. A. Cullinan, 816 Hobart to plan a Breakfast in Hollywood show for 8:15 p.m.

Apr. 26 in the church. Committees include: General chairman, Mrs. Cullinan; refreshments, Mrs. George Haring, Mrs.

John Slorah Jr. and Mrs. Malcolm Marsh; donations, Mrs. Walter Dencklau and Mrs. Kenneth Shep-ard; publicity, Mrs.

Alan Haver and Mrs. Jesse Ginder; tickets, Mrs. C. C. Palmer; hats and decorations, Mrs.

Robert Slorah, Mrs. im college and is majoring in psychology. Parents of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.

Schleif Jr. of 243 E. Ninth St. are parents of a daughter born Friday, (Apr. 9, 1948) at Muhlenberg Hospital.

Mrs. Schleif is the former Miss Lois Gewain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. P.

Gewain 833 First Mr. Schleif Jr. is the son of Mrs. Charles J. Schleif Sr.

and the late C. J. Schleif 821 Third PI. The couple has a son, C. J.

Schleif 3rd, three years old. Family Dines The Schwartz Family Croup had its monthly meeting Sunday in the; Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Milford; Snyder and Mrs.

Martha Schwartz' Honored at Shower Westfield Miss Andrea Cook, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Philip "were host and hostesses at the ses-! sion. The group is made up of I A Lovely Place lo Lat That' what tha lady aid.

Jut a nic driva to whara you can enjoy tha baautia of natura at tha Marvin Wainwright and Mrs. Horace Thomas. owui uu mi ihui.1 a ui uie liimiiy an from Plainfield and this area and meets each month generally in the Cook of 901 Rahway was honored at a kitchen shower Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Joan Ewart of Effingham PI. Miss Cook is the fiancee of Ross Walker of Fairfax, Va. The couple will be married June 26 at 4 p.m.

in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Jim Allardice of Toms River will be master of ceremonies. Parents of Son Somerville Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Quinn of 63 Eastern are the parents of a son born yesterday (Apr. 12, 1948) in Somerset Hospital. Mrs. Quinn is the former Miss Catherine Marrapodi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Marrapodi of RD 1, Bound Brook. If You Wait lo impress That Special Client TaUe Him Tit homes of the members. The sessions are for both social and charity purposes. The next meeting will be May 9 at a place to be designated later. FAR HILLS INN a at -m AlllKliic i Somerset? Finest Restaurant ROUTE 31, SOMERVILLE, N.

J. WHERE THE MEN'S CLUBS MEET Lion Club Kiwanis Club Exchanga Club Rotary Club Privata Focilitia for Wadding, Banquatt, Partial FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE SOM. 8-2166 CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY Auxiliary Plans Session Dunellen Ladies Auxiliary, AOH, Division 5, meet today at 8:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Daniel J.

Gray, 300 Clinton Plainfield. Surprise Shower Held A surprise stork shower for Mrs. Stanley C. Marsh was given last night at her home, C6 Sandford by the Knitting Club. Attending were Mrs.

John F. Mason, Mrs. LeRoy Ammerman, Mrs. Walter Alpaugh, Mrs. Stanley Hartree and Mrs.

Howard Johnstone. A remembrance was received from Mrs. Richard Bannehr of Tuscon, a former club member. LUNCHEON sit PLAY THE KAYE WAY You can play Popular Piano "So Easy." This Modern Technique is entirely unlike anything ever offered. Youngster! and Adults are thrilled with their rapid progress.

Lessons at Your Home by MR. KAYE Somerville Teachers of the Bloomingdale School, Woods Tavern, will sponsor an antique show to be held Saturday and Sunday beginning at 1 p.m. in Raritan Valley Farms Inn, for the benefit of the Bloomingdale PTA. In charge are Mrs. J.

R. Sutphin, Mrs. Blanche Fisher, Mrs. Mary Yates and Mrs. Mary Van Cleef.

The exhibit will include early American magollica, old costumes, furniture, sandwich and milk glassware, quilts, homespuns and carpets. Circle to Meet Mrs. D. C. Adams of 111 Rock-view Ave.

will be hostess tomorrow to the Helpers Circle of King's Daughters. UMane DD 5113; Births EVERGREENS NEW STOCK MANY KINDS REASONABLY PRICED Mr. and William Haas. 2002 Bound Brook 9-141 0-M3 After 6 From Aoon Until 3 P. M.

i Deliriously appetizing foods, served in the quiet and charm of old colonial hospitality. IjJ 1 1 MONTHLY AND CLIMBING GET READY FOR THE BIG PARADE PROFESSIONAL TWIRLING BATONS 90 Up ROSES. 2-Year Hardy Bushes BEAUTIFY YOUR GROUNDS THE BITE SHOP Route 33, Brielle, Xcw Jersey 'Ttis Is the Place You FOR RESERVATIONS CALL DUNELLEN 2-6582 .50 UP PINK DOGWOOD RED MAPLE WEEPING WILLOWS MOUNTAIN LAUREL FLOWERING ALMOND FLOWERING QUINCE FLOWERING CRAB FLOWERING SHRUB 2 Always Come Back To' First South Plainfield. are tin-parents of a mm burn Saturday (Apr. 10.

at Muliloiihritf ll.wpit.il. Mr. and Mrs. Holier! Aditm.i, 215 Midway Kanwuod. are the parents of a dauKhter horn Saturday (Apr.

10, 1918) at Muhlenberg- Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ma.iey, 520 E. Seventh are the parents of a son born Saturday (Apr.

10, 1918) at Muhlenberg- Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson, 69 Mountain are the parents of a daughter born Saturday (Apr. 10.

1948) at Muhlenberg Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sinclair, 833 First are the parents of a son born Sunday (Apr. 11, 1918) at Muhlenberg Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. James Tuck. 185 Wiley are the parents of a daughter born Sunday (Apr. 11.

1948) at Muhlenberg- Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scherer. Cran-ford, are the parents of a son born yesterday (Apr.

12, 1948) at Muhlenberg Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris. 695 Dorian West field, are the parents of a tlauxbler horn yesterday (Apr.

12. 19tS at Mulileiiheig Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nickerson, Little Silver, are the parents of a daughter born yesterday (Apr.

12. 1948) at Muhlenberg Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Flugrath.

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