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and and and a FORTY SIX: POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY. MAY 1963: Dinner Set by Baptist Fellowship Guest Speaker or freshmen at Vassar will be the speaker at tomorrow night's. meeting of the Poughkeepsie Area Vassar club. John Lane. Studio Vassar Club Lists Reservations Partial reservations have been listed for tomorrow night's meeting of the Poughkeepsie Area sar club at the Vassar Alumnae house.

The guest speaker will be Mario Domandi, dean of freshmen and assistant of at Vassar college. Among those planning Care Mrs. Donald Allardyce, Miss Gertrude Allen, Mrs. Theodore Arms, Mrs. George Mrs.

G. F. Blackburn, Mrs. Louis Booth, Mrs. Jerome H.

Buck, Mrs. Simon Cahn, Mrs. Joseph J. Diddell Mrs. Flora Smith Emley.

Mrs. William A. Fry Miss Helen Garrett, Mrs. William D. Ghee, Mrs.

William Gindele, Mrs. Burton Gold. Miss Ruth. Halstead, Miss Mary Hill, Mrs. E.

Stuart Hubbard Miss Marion E. Jeudevine. Mrs. Arthur R. Jones, Miss Elizabeth M.

Kalloch. Miss Eileen Kearney, Mrs. Hil- da Swift Lane, Judson H. Long, Mrs. George J.

Lumb Dr. Edith Mead. Miss Mary Over- ocker, Miss Harriet Pearce, Mrs. Clarice Mrs. Kenneth Plambeck, Mrs.

John Brice Plass, Miss Mary C. Spafford, Mrs. ArA. Smith, Miss Andrienne Sullivan, Miss Hilda E. and Mrs.

Arthur Winn. Helmuth Dinner Given in Rochester Members of the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs conducted their. annual Helmuth din.ner Monday night in Rochester, with Miss Virginia Dougherty, city, president, presiding. The annual event honors Mrs. William Helmuth, the federation's founder.

Musical selections were -presented by the choral group of the Rochester Women's club and the keynote speaker was David C. Head, director of the Freedom of the National Freedom Training center, Briarcliff Manor. Anne Adams Patterns 4824 SIZES SMOCKING! -Extra easy no. waist up this -charming daytime easualthat's trimmed with smocking. Printed Pattern 4824: Half Sizes Size takes yards Transfer.

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Just out! 304 design ideas plus coupon FREE pattern -any one you choose in SpringSummer Pattern Catalog. Send now. Vassar Mothers' Club Schedules Dinner Dance Partial reservations. for. the Mother's day dinner -dance sponsored by the Vassar Hospital Mothers' club have been listed Mrs.

Paul Baines is general chair. man of the event, set for Saturday night at the Hellenic center. assisted by Mrs. Herbert H. Redl.

Dancing to, the music of Dr. Stein's orchestra will begin at 8 6 clock, with a buffet planned for 11:30 o'clock. The dining room will be decorated -in. a spring motif. Among those planning to attend are Mr.

ad Mrs Robert Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. William Helmer: Mr. and Mri Thomas Brown. Ronald Seeley, Miss Lihda Mr.

and. Mrs. sack Wiggins. Mr. and.

Mrs. Edwin Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cibelli. Mr and Mrs.

Edward Mrs. -Richard Epsie: Mr. and. Mr.s...L. Edward Mr.

and Mrs. SamDatbo; Mr. and Mrs. William role William Da Mr. and Mr.

and Mrs. John Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter, Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Dimisko, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Brewster, Mr. and Benjamin Flock, Mr. and Mrs. Alan McCagg. Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander Kirk, Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Beltrani, Dr. and Mrs.

Edward R. deRamon, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Kendall, Vincent Russo, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tibolla. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Lange, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kole, Mr.

and Mrs. William Lang. Mr. and Mrs. William Herman, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Rothkranz, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brower, Mr. and Mrs.

Brower, Mr. and Mrs. James Outwater, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Benedict, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Pietrowski, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Strickland. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haight, Donald Haight and Phyllis Yorks. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McGee, Mr. and Mrs.

Soteros Michos, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dorion, Mr. and Mrs. Baines, Mr.

and Mrs. Myles McEntee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berberick, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett.

Mr. and Mrs. James Randolph McMahill, Mr. and Mrs. Redl, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. George Wiltse, Mr. and Mrs.

John Groodt, and Mrs. Robert Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio Mastrocinque. The monthly meeting "of the group will be tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock at the Poughkeepsie Inn.

Frank L. Hunts Married 25 Years Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Hunt of Greer school.

Hope Farm, celebrated their 25th wedding anniver'sary recently as dinner guests at home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bertschinger, East Bend Park, and as the guests of honor at a small party at the home of Mr. and Charles Berry and daughter, Pamela Ann, also of Greer school. A large decorated cake was featured and the couple received many gifts and cards.

Attending the party were Mr. and Mrs. Bertschinger; Mrs. Theron Tracey, Greer school, -and the Selfridge, Hyde Park, Miss 1 Erika couple's son, Frank G. The Hunts were married on April 3, 1938, in the parsonage of the Methodist church, with the late Rev.

Berthold Secholtzer, pastor, officiating. Attendants were Mrs. Kathryn Hunt Van Anden, Stormville, the bridegroom's sister, Staff Sergeant John G. Cook, U.S. Air Force, brother of the bride, and the late Mrs.

Seeholtzer. Mrs. Hunt is the former Miss Theresa Cook. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

John Cook. Her husband, who is employed at Greer school, is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt. Clerks' Auxiliary To Meet Tonight Members of the Women's auxiliary to.

the United Federation of Postal Clerks will meet tonight at 8:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Benjamin Ostrow, 18 Noxon street. Mrs. Aloysius McDonald, president, will preside. Personal Mention Howard Reben, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond L. Reben, 181 Hooker avenue, a 1962 graduate of Poughkeepsie High school, has been named head chairman of all committees for Freshman Class day at. Ithaca college, May 18. Gerald E.

deMartino Millbrook, is a patient at St. Francis' hospital. Trombini, a sophomore majoring in electrical engineering at Clarkson College of Technology: is the recipient of the Maren and Dorothy W. Memorial scholarship, amounting. to $200, sponsored by the.

college. Mr. son Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trombini, Rhinebeck, 1961 graduate of Staatsburg Union school, is an student at the college where studying honor, der E.

B. Gleason and New York "state Regents scholarships. pencil drawing by Stein. a member of the art faculty at the State University College at New Paltz, is being shown at the seventh annual Fall River Art association exhibition which will tinue until Sunday in Fall River, Mass. The drawing recently was displayed at the college's art faculty exhibition.

Mrs. Josephine Waryas, Red Hook, Mrs. Margaret Veatch, Hopewell Junction, and Thomas J. Kent and Peter Psaltis, both of Poughkeepsie, attended the 31st annual convention the New York State Hairdressers' and Cosmetologists' association, Sunday, at the Gideon Putnam Hotel, Saratoga Springs. Receiving Line Named for Luncheon Mrs.

George Spielberger, who is in charge of receiving line on Saturday at for the Mother daughter luncheon Tennis club. has named Poughkeepsie Serving will be Mrs. John F. Rogers, Mrs. Nelson F.

Rogers, Catherine Rogers, Mrs. Raymond Meagher, Mrs. Henry C. Meagher and Janice and Deborah Meagher. Partial reservations for the event include Mrs.

Edward Banta and Sara Jo, Mrs. Arthur F. Brook and Sharon, Mrs. James Caroll and Margaret and Mary Kathleen, Mrs. Ellison V.

Capers Kathy, Mrs. James Clark and Susan; Mrs. William Ciolko and Barbara and Kathy, Mrs. Charles J. Corbally, Mrs.

Clarence V. Costello and Karen, Patricia, Jean and Judith. Mrs. John Coulter and Sally, Mrs. Chester Davidson, Mrs.

John Desmond and Jeanne, Charles DeBold and Marilyn, Mrs. Joseph Diddell and Debbie, Mrs. Edward Filipowicz and Ann Belton, Mrs. John Garland and Catherine, Mrs. Thomas R.

Haufe Claudia, Katherine and Lisa, Mrs. John Heilman and Christine, and Mrs. Robert Hoe Jr. Mrs. Robert Hall and Mary Esther and Roberta, Mrs.

Robert Hustis and Ann Elizabeth, Mrs. Melvin Hurd and Susan and Holly, Mrs. H. Graham Jones and Gillian, Mrs. Charles Kelley, Mrs.

Lloyd H. Kest and Karen, Mrs. Howard Kohl and Cheryl and Beverly, Mrs. John Kuhn and Mary Ann, Mrs. Gifford Marshall and Kathy, Mrs.

Charles McDonald and Mrs. Richmond F. Meyer. Mrs. Edward Miller and Judith, Mrs.

Samuel Moore and Morna, Mrs. Henry Pletcher and Kathy, Mrs. Francis Pohl, Mrs. Robert Pantridge and Margaret, Mrs. Harry Richter and Susan Kristich, Mrs.

Herbert Roig and Andrea, Mrs. Nelson F. Rogers and Kathy, Mrs. Donald Joseph Tongue. Sinnott Mrs.

Allen Traver and Alexia and Mrs. George T. C. Way and Crum Elbow Club Elects Mrs. Hayden Mrs.

Hamilton Hayden, Staatsburg, was elected president of the Crum Elbow Garden club, Staatsburg, at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Clifford Barker. Mrs. Hayden will fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Glenn Shattuck who resigned because of plans to move.

Guest speaker at the meeting was Mrs. John man, Clinton Corners, who outlined the history 'and of the violet business. in of the violet around centers Rhine- of the country. THE GIRLS By Franklin Folger I only read books on world affairs in the paperback- things don't seem nearly as frightening when you pay only thirty five cents to read about them." Participants Made Known For Euterpe Club Concert "Mothers and Daughters Around the World" is. the program title for the annual Mother and Daughter dinner of the Women's Fellowship of the First Baptist church, 6:30 o'clock Friday night at the church.

Guests who will tell of mothers and daughters in their native lands include Miss Nuzhat Majid, Pakistan, who will be introduced by Miss Karen Constable: Miss Dorit Matson, Fin-. introduced by Mrs. Allen Raymond, and speakers from Latvia and Estonia, introduced by Mrs. Joseph. Marshall.

and Mrs. Blair Delorey, respectively. speakers will, wear their national, costumes, and national flags will decorate dining room. The toast to the mothers and daughtors with be given by Mrx. Ernest Stephens and Stephens The Mary Kirby Berry circle by Mrs.

Merwin Constable. ele. led by Mrs. Everett are in charge of decorations and for the unher Mrs been charge of reservations: Entertainment will feature the theme "I'm 'Sitting on Top of the World," and will include selec--New tions by the Cherub choir of the church, with Mr. and Mrs Donald Lockett directing The "Decibelles." members.

of the Southern Dutchess chapter of Sweet Adelines also will entertain. Members of the quartet are Jan James, lead, Marianne Schanzen(bach, baritone, Wappingers Falls, and Ramona Light, bass, and Ruth Hendrickson, tenor, Newburgh Men of the church who will serve as waiters include the Rev. Kurt Klingbeil, James Paul Hammond, John Roberts, DeForest Palmiter, Paul Taylor, Stanley Bloomer, McCullough and Merwin Constable. Among those planning to attend are Mrs. Clark, Miss Hazel Curtis, Miss Caroline Curtis.

Mrs. R. 0. Hartom, Mrs Stanley Bloomer, Mrs Joseph Boughton. Mrs.

Flossie Ashdown, Mrs. Pedro Garcia, Miss Elsie Schmidt. Mrs. Dean Temple. Mrs.

Ethel Valentine, Mrs. Ivor Dingee, Mrs. Klingbeil, Miss Carol Klingbeil. Miss Beth Klingbeil, Miss Babara Klingbeil, Mrs. Gerald Maley, Miss Jill Maley.

Miss Dale Evans. Miss Carol Decker. Miss Charlene Lowers, Miss "Ann Lowers. Mrs. Irving Andrews, Mrs.

Robert Leonelli, Mrs. Richard Bloomer, Miss Lori Leonelli, Miss Lisa Bloomer, Mrs. Raymond Warner, Mrs. George Costellanos, Mrs. Edward Scarvalone, Miss Susan Scarvalone.

Miss Polly Ann Scar- valone, Miss Patricia Scarvalone, Mrs. Lulu Millious, Mrs. John Broderick, Mrs. Marion Bocker, Mrs. Harold Dean.

Mrs. Barbara Dean, Mrs. Thurston Toeppen, Miss Patricia Toeppen, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Joseph Coppoc.

Miss Tess Coppoc, Mrs. Marie Seifts. Miss Joan Seifts, Miss Betty Seifts, Mrs. David Crawford, Miss Cheryl Crawford. Miss Susan Crawford.

Mrs. Philip Buckley, Mrs. Kennard. Miss Lisa Kennard. Mrs.

Frank Dapron, Mrs. Arnold Sams, Miss Sandra Sams, Miss Marilyn Tanner, Mrs. Edwin Brink, Miss Carol. Franklin, Mrs. Constable, Miss Lynn Constable, Miss Karen I Constable, Mrs.

Hammond, Miss Paula Hammond, Mrs. Cedric Bruce, Mrs. Barbara Fannin, Miss Betty Ann Fannin, Mrs. David Vandewater, Mrs. William Velletri, he Mrs.

Thomas Foster. Miss Merilee Foster, Miss Carol Foster, Mrs. John Meyer. Miss Sharon Ann Meyer, Mrs. George Baldinger.

Mrs. Douglas Calvert. Miss Sarah Calvert. Mrs. Wayne Howse.

Miss Sharon Howse, Miss Lynn Howse. Mrs. Robert Holmes, Miss Linda Holmes. Miss -Juliette Bryson, Mrs. Robert Ormes.

Miss Susan Ormes, Mrs. Lawrence Gribble, Mrs. Leo Mulligan, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs.

Marshall, Miss" Lynn Marshall, Mrs. John Roberts, Miss Mary Alyce Roberts, Mrs. Reuben Hendricks, Mrs. Robert Roberts, Mrs. Frederick Blume, Miss Martha Blume, Miss Fay Joy Blume, Mrs.

Clifford Haines, Miss Beverley Haines, Mrs. William Litts. Miss Anita Bastiks, Miss Dagmar Bastiks, Mrs. DeForest Palmiter, Mrs. Russell Palmiter, Mrs.

Alson 'Fitchett, Miss Judy Fitchett. Mrs. William Cramer. Mrs. Edwin Fitchett, Mrs.

Fitzgerald, Mrs. Gerald Murray. Miss Dixie Lee Beckman. Percy Dickinson, Mrs. Jessie Belding.

Miss Laura June Belding. Miss Anna Wells, Mrs. Arnold Dickinson, Mrs. Frederick Lake, Miss Nancy Lake, Mrs. Daniel Singer.

Miss Laurie Jean Singer, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Ralph Lawrence, Mrs. Dominic Sinisi, Mrs. Nelson Merritt.

Mrs. Robert Way, Miss Linda Way, Mrs. C. R. Lowe, Miss Cynthia Lowe, Mrs.

David Fosmire, Miss Debra Fosmire, Mrs: George Hennessy, Miss Ida Landsman, phens, Miss Jeanette, Stephens. Mrs. 'Edwin Lloyd Mrs. Delorey. Sets.

Project meeting. Members of the Rochdale Home planning to take part in an open house, May 28, at the Reformed church. The unit's exhibit will be "Background Decor." Mrs. Filbert Nenni, leader of the project, will teach the final lesson tonight, at her view drive. The unit's installation was scheduled for June 5 at the Treasure Chest at a recent meeting at the home 'of Mrs.

Frederick Finkbeiner, Dutchess turnpike, with Mrs, John Konyn, Mrs. Glenn Lind, Mrs. Clifford Wishing and Mrs. Raymond Jones to' be in charge of arrange ments. Mrs.

Paul Jones presided at the meeting, and projects for the year' were discussed, includ- MISS MARY-CAROLYN -COLE. Milton, who is engaged. to be wed to Robert Otis. Accord Cole-Otis Troth Announced Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Cole of their Milton, announce the, engagement, of Mr. and Kent Otis, AcRobert WE cord. Miss Cole is employed at the Academy restaurant, Mr. Otis is an employe of the Orange and Black Bus Co. of New Jersey.

A July wedding is planned. Mary Silvestri Honored at Shower Miss Mary M. Silvestri was honored recently at a shower given by Mrs. Leonard O'Connor at the Italian center. Decorations were in white and blue, and a buffet supper was served.

Miss of Richard O'Connor on June Silvetri become the bride will, 15. Invited guests included Mrs. Mary Cacciapaglia, Mrs. Antoi: nette Fraleigh, Mrs. Virginia Cocco.

Mrs. Florence Cocco, Mrs. Florence Calenti, Mrs. Mary Gioncarlo, Mrs. Josephine Ramputo.

Mrs. Linda Ramputo, Mrs. Jeanette Ramputo, Mrs. Julia Berrigan, Mrs. Ann Chupay, Mrs.

Alice Chupay, Mrs. Marie Balassone, Ellen Balassone. Mrs. AnBalassone, Mrs. Barbara Letterii, Mrs.

Rose Letterii. Mrs. Olga Leo. Mrs. Gail Partaine, Mrs.

Hazel Ross. Mrs. Jean Letterii. Mrs. Adeline Runzi, Mrs Philomena Ciampaglione, Mrs.

Lydia Clampaglione, Mrs. Isabel Digilio, Mrs. Jean Balassone. Mrs. Marie Scarza, Mrs.

Emma Triola, Mrs. Clarice Cocco, Mrs. Dominick Cocco, Mrs. Kay Piotti, Mrs. Dorothy Grace, Mrs.

Peggy Leo. Mrs. Gail Partaine, Mrs. Beverly McKlay. Mrs.

Fedicia Falconi, Mrs. Rose Paganelli, Mrs. Perina Calenti. Mrs. Margaret Natka, Mrs.

Murasso, Mrs. Viola DeGirolamo, Mrs. Marie Comicoli. Joan Calenti. Mrs.

Tkazyik, Mrs. Mary Tkazyik, Mrs. Helen Blandino. Mrs. Carol Blandino, Mrs.

Rose M. Bahret. Mrs. Assunta Orlando, Mrs. Gladys Orlando.

Mrs. Mary Mahoney, Mrs. Florence Fraleigh, Mrs. D. J.

D'Engenis, Mrs. Gail Saintomas, Mrs. Eleanor Buck, Mrs. Dorothy Teixeira, and the Misses Deborah Cocco, Dorothea Fraleigh, Joan and Helen Balassone, Lucille and Ramputo and Mrs. Tina Cacciapaglia, Yonkers.

Mt. Carmel Club Lists Supper Aides Mrs. Richard. V. Capozzi has chosen her committees for the spaghetti supper on Saturday in the Mt.

Carmel school auditorium. Sponsored by Mr. Carmel Mothers' club, supper will be' served, from 5 to 8 o'clock. Committees for the event include cashiers, Mrs. Edward Santopadre, Mrs.

Gabriel DeCaro and Mrs. Donald Ronchi; kitchen, Mrs. Francis. Gaudioso, chairman, Mrs. Thomas Tortarella, Mrs.

Justin Bonanno, Mrs. Dominic Paonessa, Mrs. James Perry, Mrs. Louis Tignanelli, Mrs. John Martin and Mrs.

George Jackson; supervision, Mrs. Stephen Rizzo; decorations, Mrs. ence Caldera, Waitresses, Mrs. Charles Szabo, Mrs. Vincent Cataldo, Mrs.

Sabbato Riccio and Mrs. Philip Rizand servers, Mrs. James Wirehouse, Mrs. James Morrison, Mrs. William DeWitt, Mrs.

Angelo Assenza, Mrs. Anthony Pla-1 tania, Mrs. Thomas Ligamari, Mrs. Arthur Torsone, Mrs. John Rivaldi, Mrs.

John Torsone, Mrs. Raymond Davis, Joseph Mascolino and Mrs. Emery Peluse. Beta Phi Sorority To Conduct Dinner Miss Mariam, Mylod is in charge of arrangements for tonight's Mother's day dinner of the Eta Beta Eta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, 7 o'clock at The Kitchen, Hyde Park. Plans also were made at a recent meeting of the group at the home of Mrs.

Helen Lockhart. 11 Lewis for the Father's day din. ner, June 15 at Johnny Mitchell's Covered Wagon, Red Oaks Mill. Study Club Sets Meeting Tien Chi Chen, native. of Hong Kong who currently resides in Pleasant Valley and is asso, clated with IBM, will be guest speaker at tomorrow night's meeting of the Pleasant Valley Study club, 8 o'clock: at the home of Mrs.

Burton Stickles, Barbara lane. Mrs. E. L. Plass and Mrs.

John Stewart will be co-hostesses, and Mrs. James Horton will' be in charge of the inspiration, ing "Know Your Fabric "Let's Make Vegetables Interesting," "Fish and' and "Caning Chairs." Edward Serian Studio 'MISS DOLORES JEAN -JER, 34- Delano street, who is the future bride of Angelo Metrando, 24 McKinley lane. Dolores Croshier Engaged to Wed a by. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles H. Croshier Sr. 34 Delano street, of the betrothal of their 'daughter, Miss Dolores Jean Croshier, to Angelo Metrando, 24 McKinley lane, son of Mrs. Mary Metrando and the late Joseph Metrando. Miss Croshier is employed as store manager for Dairy Fresh Ice Cream Co.

Metrando is an employe of Brenner's Milk Co. No date has been set for the wedding. Mid-Hudson Center Sets Piano Recital Thomas McIntosh will' be guest pianist at tomorrow night's reci-1 tal sponsored by the Mid-Hudson International center, 8:30 o'clock, at the home of Miss Gwendolyn Hamilton, Overlook road. Mr. McIntosh, who has just completed his graduate studies at the Juilliard School of Music, New York City, Artists' has series.

performed at the in the Metropolitan Young museum. Program selections will include three sonatas by Scarlatti; "Italiane Bach; 'Estampes," "Pagodas," "Soiree dans Granade," and "Jardins sans la Rheine," Debussy; "Rondo in A Minor" and "Sonata in 'D a Major," Mozart, and "Etude in A Minor" and "Transcendental Etude in Minor (Wilde Jagd)," Paganini. Mr. and Mrs. William Vaeth will be hosts for the recital.

Medical Auxiliary To Install Officers Mrs. David E. Block, Tivoli, will serve as the installing officer at the annual eting and installation of officers of the Woman's auxiliary to the Dutchess County Medical society, tonight, in the Hudson room of the keepsie Inn. A social hour will bel featured at 6:30 o'clock and dinner will be served at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs.

Block, who currently is serving as legislation chairman of the Woman's Auxiliary to the New York State Medical Society, formerly was Ninth district councilor and corresponding secretary of the state board. She also is a past president of the local auxiliary. Mrs. Ralph Kendall, hospitality chairman, has known partial reservations for the meeting. Included are Mrs, Simon Bakall, Mrs.

Block, Mrs. Ellison V. Capers, Mrs. John J. Cashman, Mrs.

Francis Darragh, Mrs. I Chester Davison, Mrs. Irving H. Dreishpoon, Mrs. Mario Falcione; Mrs.

Frank Gagan, Mrs. Chandler Gibbs, Mrs. Joseph D. Gioia, Mrs. Marvin Goldstein, Mrs.

Sidney B. Gordon. Mrs. James K. Keeley, Mrs.

Kendall, Mrs. Martin Koloski, Mrs. Martin Leiser, Mrs. Raymond McFarlin, Mrs. Francis McMahon, Mrs.

William Liesenbein, Mrs. Peter Mombello, Mrs. Edward Pniewski, Mrs. Henry Pletcher, Mrs. Graenum Schiff, Mrs.

Robert Southworth, Mrs. Lawrence Sweeney, Mrs. James Robertson, Mrs. George C. Way and Mrs.

S. Robert Watsky. Alan Punchars Home from Trip Mr. and Mrs. Alan G.

Punchar, who were married on April 27 in Holy Trinity church, Arlington, have returned from their wedding trip. to Myrtle Beach, S.C., and now are residing in 68 Woodlawn avenue. Mrs. Punchar is the former Miss Consuelo Bueno of Gibraltar. Prior to their marriage, Mr.

and Mrs. Punchar were guests of honor at a cocktail party and shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Warren, Vanderbilt place, Hyde Park. In addition, the -bride was feted at a kitchen shower given by Miss Nancy 'Recknagel at her home in Verbank, and the bridegroom was honored at a dinner party at Anchor Inn, given by his co-workers of the Bank and Trust and was the recipient of a gift.

Mrs. Kraywick Te Speak to W8CS Mrs. Anthony Kraywicki, chairman of the commission of tion at Trinity Methodist church: will be guest speaker at tonight's meeting of the WSCS of the Washington Street-Hedding Methodist church, 7:45 o'clock in the church's social room. Mrs. T.

B. Smith will be worship leader, with "What Do You Have in Your Hand" as the program topic. Mrs. Ernest Glenn, president, will conduct the business meeting, with refreshments -to be served afterward by Mrs. Edward Bahret, Mrs.

George Watt and Mrs. Joseph Hawkins. Participants. in the 73rd annual, complimentary concert of the Euterpe Glee club. Friday night in the Poughkeepsie High school auditorium, have been made known.

Miss lyric soprano, will be Doriest artist: Hans O. Melzet, conductor: Miss Kathleen Flaherty, Elizabeth Engle accompanist, will play a vioand Mrs. lin obligato. Included in the first tenors are Howard H. Charles M.

Kuhbach, Robert Martin, Richard T. Pierce, Hans Reilingh, -Edward A. Schwartz and Paul L. Taylor: second tenors, ford A. Crispell, W.

Joseph Eagen, Harry J. Engle, Louis Giunta, Samuel S. Rhodes W. Polleys and Harold L. Schmidt; first basses, Douglas C.

Buys, Steele C. Cameron Forrest L. Cousens, Frank Parrell, Vernon- Har mon, Clarence McDonough, Irvling Picard. Charles C. Robertson, G.

Fred Wheelwright Jr. Arthur N. -Woodward and Robert E. Wunderly, and basses, Harry C. Becker, John F.

Birkenstock, John Henry If Fowl J. Willian Hodge, Charles Holder Frank McKinnes, Kenneth R. Sanderson, Clarence Stetser, Irving Thompson and Herbert Wanzer. The program will feature classical. old and popular numbers, including "Grant Us to Do with Zeal," J.

-S. Bach; "Onward Ye Jean Sibelius: "Jesu Man's J. S. Bach; "'Pilgrims' from "Tannhauser, Richard Wagner; "Lift Thine Frederic Logan; Caroline Horton; "Seraphic with violin obligato, Anton Rubinstein; "'The Omnipotence," F. R.

Schubert: "Old at Home," Stephen Foster: "Soldiers' Chorus," from "Faust," Gounod: "'Morena," J. P. Webster: "Wait for the Wagon," R. Bishop Buckley: "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor," Irving Berlin, and "Sanctus," Franz Schubert. Gallery Director Lists Delivery Dates Mrs.

Winfred Herrick, director of the Art Depot gallery, LaGrangeville, has made known delivery dates for works to be exhibited in the first of a series of six general art exhibits scheduled at the gallery this season. Artists may deliver works the gallery until 5 o'clock tomorrow through Sunday, and until 8 o'clock Friday night. The exhibits are open to nonprofessional artists who may submit up to three paintings and sculptures for each exhibit, free of charge. Those selected will be included in the show opening next Wednesday and closing June 9. Mrs.

Fecketter Honored at Luncheon Mrs. Raymond Fecketter, High Acres drive, was honored recently at a luncheon given by pledges of the Nu chapter, Gamma Sigma Sigma sorority, at the University of Connecticut, Storrs. It was made known that the chapter has named its pledge class the "Denise Fecketter a Pledge Class." Mrs. Fecketter, a graduate of the university, served as Nu chapter president and vice president and now is serving as the National president of the sorority. homemaking teacher at Arlington Senior High school, Mrs.

Fecketter will preside at the biennial National convention of Gamma Sigma Sigma, June' 14-16 at the University of Maryland. I Alice Brooks Designs KNIT MATCH-MATE Knit her match in mohair and knitting worsted combined, or -just worsted. Pretty pair- slip on is In stockinette, jacket in pattern stitch. Long sleeves or sleeveless. Pattern 7050: directions, sizes 46; 8-10 included.

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She claims she held out for "lily -white got one. How do you like that for bet what she actually got was -FEET ON THE GROUND Dear Feet: The tired idea that prowling around insures compatability in completely fallacious. Such experience brings nothing to -a marriage except. possibly disenchantment. The basis for good relationship in marriage is consideration, kindness and the genuine desire to give rather than to receive.

I've had some mighty sad letters from young men who meant only to sow a few wild oats and ended up with a harvest of thistles. Dear Readers: I had no idea there were so many noisy eaters in the world. It seems every family has one and I must have heard from them all. The majority of people who wrote did not like my advice. I told a 16-year-old girl I knew of no polite way to tell a father his table manners are atrocious and to cut down on the noise.

You readers informed me that there are a variety of ways to tell the old man to quiet down, and you offered suggestions. The ideas ranged all the way from, "Please, father, if you don't mind, can you eat a bit more quietly?" to "For Pete's sake, pa, shut up with the slurping and chewing already. You're making me Some parents said they welcome criticism from their children. One mother wrote, "Every member of the family should be free to speak up about things that bother him. It's the democratic way." A Honolulu reader wrote, "Young people who are ashamed of their parents are in a terrible spot, Ann.

How do you suppose 16-year-old girl feels in public or at the home of a friend when her father eats like a pig? He puts her in an unfavorable light as well as himself." It would be ideal the emotional climate in all homes encouraged every member of the family to speak freely about matters that bothered him. Unhappily, the millenium has not arrived. The girl who complained about her father's eating habits was ordered to button her lip when she corrected him. Children know when criticism is unwanted. They only create problems for themselves by suggesting to a hostile parent that he improve his table manners.

So my advice stands. Any teenager who has to enlist the help of Ann Landers to get a slob of a father to stop eating like a pig is fighting a lost cause. Confidential to WORRIED HEART: Your attitude could be more dangerous than the horse. You must allow the boy freedom within reasonable limits. See that he gets instruction.

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