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a 1. TWENTY-TWO POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORKER WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1953 Ceremony Solemnized in LaGrangeville Miss Johnson's Marriage Announced Miss Izetta Delores Johnson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Mack Johnson, 107 Pine street, became the bride of Benjamin Bowman, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bowman, city, on Nov. .15. The ceremony took: place at 2 o'clock in the Ebenezer Baptist church, with the Rev.

Roger L. Douglas, pastor of the Central Baptist Clinton Corners, officiating. Mrs. Mattie M. Rose, organist, played the traditional wedding music and Mrs.

Daniel Mizzell, cousin of bride, was the soloist. Baskets white and the, pink snapdragons decorated the church. Escorted and given in marriage by her father, the bride wore gown of white nylon tulle and lace over satin, made with a strapless bodice, lace bolero Jacket with long pointed sleeves and a Peter Pan collar and a full ballerina length skirt of tulle. Her fingertip veil of illusion was caught to crown of lace trimmed with'se sequins and she carried a bouquet of white roses. Mrs; Robert Johnson, law of the bride, was the matron of honor.

She wore ballerina length gown of royal blue net over satin with matching stole. She wore matching floral headpiece and carried of yellow pom pons. The other attendants included Miss Frances Willis, Millbrook: Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Mae Douglas, City. Miss Willis wore an aqua gown with matching stole and carried a bouquet of orange pom Anderson pons. Miss similar Douglas and wore gowns of fushia and carried bouquets of pink pom pons.

The bride's mother chose for the wedding a sea green chiffon and velvet dress with brown accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Robert VanDuzen served as the best man. Ushers were Douglas Hansen, Agusta Johnson and Franklin Gordon. After a reception the church dining room the couple left there for wedding trip to New York City. For traveling the bride brown suit with beige accessories and a corsage of yellow and white carnations.

Mrs. Bowman is a graduate of Poughkeepsie High school and Is employed by Vassar hospital. Mr. Bowman served two years in the Marine corps and is employed by the Keyes Motor Sales. Women of the Moose Plan for Party Dec.

7 Arrangements for the annual dinner and Christmas party of the Women of the Moose, Dec. 7, made at the chapter's recent meeting. chairman Mrs. of Nettie arrangements Cheeseman and is being assisted by Mrs. Clara KIllmer, Mrs.

Ruth Krezminski and Mrs. Margaret Burhans. Reservations are to made with Mrs. Killmer or Mrs. Burhans by Dec.

2. The chapter also made plans for Social Service Chapter night program Dec. 10, with Mrs. Betty Schattle chairman and Mrs. Florence Sutherland having charge of refreshments.

A delegation of members of the chapter will visit the United States Veterans' Administration facility, Castle Point, Sunday afternoon. The members will assemble at Moose temple at 2 o'clock. Members voted a contribution to the children's home. Committee chairmen who reported were Miss Joyce Kilmer, Miss Mary NeJame, Mrs. Clara McCagg.

Mrs. Stella Sentor and Miss Sandra Persons. Mrs. Ethel Taylor reported at a recent convocation in Rochester, where she received the "Green Beanie" of a graduate regent. Mrs.

Ruth Owen, reported on the luncheon which she attended in conjunction with the Infantile Paralysis drive. Mrs. Muriel Wixson was named chairman to arrange for the annual Christmas party for children. Dec. 27.

Mrs. Betty Schattle and Mrs. Emma Robinson were named to arrange for the presentation of basket to needy family for Thanksgiving. Hungarian Guild Plans for Bazaar Plans have been completed by members of the Women's guild of the Hungarian Reformed church for their annual Christma: bazaar on Nov. 28 and Dec.

5 in the auditorium of the church. On both Saturdays the bazaar opens at 2 o'clock. Serving on the bazaar committee are Mrs. Stephen Haydu. Mrs.

Julius Holhos, Mrs. John Lasko and Mrs. Joseph Laszlo. On both Saturday nights at 7:30 o'clock a program will be presented featuring two Hungarian-speaking motion pictures. On Nov.

28 "Danko Pista." be shown and on "The Tokaji Aszu," will be presented. Refreshments will be served by members of the guild. Clinton School PTA Has Panel Discussion Members of the Clinton school PTA sponsored a panel discussion at the school recently on the theme, "Language Arts, Reading. Writing and Spelling." Dr. Charles Kovacs made known that Mrs.

James K. Keeley will be chairman of the theater production this year. The next meeting of the association will be the annual Christmas meeting. 8 o'clock, Dec. 16.

Refreshments were served after the meeting under the chairmanship of Mrs. Bette Johnson and Mrs. Robert Hubbard. Lincoln Center Auction Scheduled Dee. 3 Thursday, Dec.

3. has been chosen for the annual auction at Lincoln center. It is being sponsored by, the center's board of directors and the Women's auxillary. The auction is at 10 o'clock and a cafeteria' luncheon is scheduled at 12:30. Mrs.

Lewis M. Shaw and Mrs. Raymond B. Schoonmaker are co-chairmen. PERSONAL MENTION Charles Hardaker, Red Oaks Mill, is cast in the role of King in a children's theater production of "Beauty and the Beast," at New Faltz State Teachers college.

Edward Grosenbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Grosenbeck, East Dorsey lane, who now siding in New Hartford, N. will be one of the guest speakers at the Syracuse Teachers' convention, in Syracuse this week, He is a teacher at the Holland-Patent High school.

He recently received his Master's degree at Syracuse and is a grad. of Middlebury college and Oswego Teachers' college. He is married and has one daughter, Greta Marie. Edwin Eckert, Violet avenue, Is patient In St. Francis' hospital he recently underwent an operation.

Mrs. Frank Merritt, 50 South avenue, Wappingers Falls, Is tient in Vassar hospital. Miss Dorothy J. Colville, Boston, niece of Mr. and Mrs.

W. Markie, 172 Mansion street, will spend' the holiday weekend here. Beginning with Dee. 1 through Jan. 9 there will be an exhibition of Cape Paintings by Lewis W.

Rubenstein at The Three Arts, 77 Cannon street. Gordon L. Kidd, son the Rev. and Mrs. Gordon L.

Kidd, Hyde Park, is registered for the fall term in Union college at Schenectady, A senior, he is enrolled a major in English. John Henry Woodin, Hopewell Junction, is a in Vassar hospital. Joseph Boucher, West Dorsey lane, Park, appears as the court dren's jester theater in the current production chit: "Beauty and the Beast." at New Paltz State Teachers college. Harold Litt, Roosevelt court, played on the Ithaca college junior varsity soccer team which recently completed its season. He is A graduate of Poughkeepsie High school and is enrolled in the School of Health and Physical Education.

Brian A. Kilpatrick, son of Dr. and Mrs. O. A.

Kilpatrick, Station B. is registered for the fall term in Union college at Schenectady. Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Plenzig, Davis avenue, have returrend home after spending the with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. John Sigrist, Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.

Berger, Verbank, visited Mrs. Berger's mother, Mrs. Blanche E. Greene, at Oneonta hospital last weekend. Mrs.

Catherine Minard, Wappingers Falls, is a patient in Vassar hospital. Mrs. Richard Tucker, 13 emy street, is a patient In St. Francis' hospital. Miss Emma Jakab, 8 Davis place, patient in St.

Francis' hospital. Albert G. Hunter organist and director of music in the First Baptist church, who has been 111 at b'a home, New Hackensack road, the last 10 days, is now able to be out. Mrs. VanWagner Mark Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Orlando Van Wag. ner, Pleasant Valley, observed their 20th wedding anniversary yesterday. In honor of the occasion, dinner party took place last in the Pleasant Valley hotel. Mrs.

Van Wagner formerly was Miss Marion Carson. The couple was married in the Salt Point church manse by the Rev. Erle Clark, now of Pawling. They have three children, Mrs. Samuel Lindholm, Karen and Lanny Van Wagner, all of Pleasant Valley, and granddaughter, Freya Lee L.indholm.

Mr. Van Wagner conducts the Amoco Gas Station in Pleasant Valley. Thanksgiving Speaker At Millerton Church The Rev. Floyd P. Loucks.

Sharon, will deliver the anthe North Baptist church, Millernual Thanksgiving day message in ton, tomorrow. The service is I scheduled for 9 o'clock. Th Rev. Frank B. Beck, pastor, will preside for the service.

Triangle Group Installs Supervisors Installation Mrs. William Harris and Mrs. Robley Ball as supervisors of Mid-Hudson Triangle, Daughters of the Order of the Eastern Star, took place at Monday night's meeting of the group, at Masonic temple. The members began preparations for Valentine party for residents of the Children's home, in February, as their charity project. The next meeting was planned for Dec.

14 at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Hazel Burnett Conducts Inspection Mrs. Hazel Burnett, this city, who is past county council president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliaries, recently conducted the annual inspection of the Hopewell Junction auxiliary. She accompanied by Mrs.

Irene Knickerbocker. Mrs. Mildred Beastmer reported on the recent County council meeting and plags, were made to provide a Thanksgiving dinner for a veteran's family. Mrs. Ruth Wright, hospital chairman, made known that books, puzzles and an electric clock had been presented to the United States Veterans' Administration facility, Point.

Mrs. Myra Ross, community service chairman, told of cards which had been presented to the Children's home and clothing and books that were provided for needy family. Plans were made for a Christmas party at the next meeting, when the members of the post and their families will be guests. Mrs. Mildred Beasimer will have charge of 'Christmas work of the auxiliary at veterans' hospitals.

Refreshments were servJed by Mrs. Helen McKeowa. Thanksgiving to Be Observed With Family Dinner Parties Many local residents are plan-' ning Thanksgiving family reunIons tomorrow, while others visit relatives and friends elsewhere. Dr. and Mrs.

Charles DeBold 98 College avenue, will spend Thanksgiving with relatives in New Jersey, returning here on Saturday. Dr. and Austin J. Ehleider and Ehleider family, will and be guests Mrs. of Thomas Dr.

J. A and Mrs. Thomas Drake, Swampscott, Mass. Mrs. Robert H.

Breed. WappinKers Falls, will entertains as her dinner guests, Dr. and Mrs. James R. Breed and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert B. Breed and family of this city. There will be reunion of the Averill-Coughlan families and din ner is planned tomorrow afternoon at the Nelson House. Those attending will be Mrs.

Walter Averill here; Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Donavan and children Benning ton, Dr. and Mrs.

James Averill and children, Northampton, Mr. and Mrs. William Coughian, and children, Newburgh; Mr. and Mrs. John Pickering Jr.

and children, North Andover, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hill and daughter, Rhinebeck; Peter Coughlan, a student at Yale university: Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Kowal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Averill Il and family Miss Margaret Braswell, member of the faculty of St. Agnes' school, Albany. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas J. Crimmins, Bronxville, will spend the day with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.

Brose, 3 Dwight street. Mr. and Mrs. Leon L. Jaminet.

124 Livingston street, will entertain their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Badgley and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E.

Billows and children, Barbara and Ned, Staatsburg. Dr. and Mrs. M. Clay Beal, 116 Livingston street, will have as their guests, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Pantridge and children. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.

Mitchell family, will spend the hollday with the latter's brother and family Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoe and children, plan to spend the day with Mrs. Hoe's family in Pelham Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Hoe New Hackensack road. will have as their dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoe "Riverbit." North road.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hankinson, 221 Grand avenue, will their daughter, Miss Gertrude Hankinson, a student at Skidmore college, and the former's brother, Paul Hankinson, of this city. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Burke, Wappingers Falls, plan to have as their guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Burke, family, New Canaan, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell E.

Aldrich and family of this city. Later in the day, Mrs. Raymond E. Aldrich, of this city, will join the group. Mr.

and Mrs. Francis J. Boland and children, Heather and Timothy, Binghamton, are holiday guests of Mrs. Boland's mother. Mrs.

Alexander Caven, 60 College home avenue. will be Weekend Mrs. Caven's son the law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard I.

Bonsal, and daughter, Julie, Montclair, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Seely, Bronxville, formerly of this city. will be guests tomorrow of the batterina Mrs. brother-in-law Allan law. and valster, Ferris lane. Mr.

and Mrs. Philip S. Potter Cream street. will have as their dinner guests, their sons and daughters-in-law. Mr.

Philip S. Potter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Potter and family and their son, Robert Potter.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baumbusch. 1 Wilbur court, will be hosts to their son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard, Hastings-on-Hudson, Baumbusch and sons, peternet their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Erik A. Bergmann, and children, Michael Katherine, Fishkill. Mr.

and Mrs. Gifford A. Marshall, Overocker road, are entertaining the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S.

Bailey, Baltimore, for the holiday and weekend. Secone-Barber Marriage Announced Announcement made of the marriage of Miss Margaret Barber, Fort Ticonderoga, to Toby Secone, son of Mrs. Bice Malazarco, 164 Mill street. The ceremony took place o'clock, Saturday morning in Mt. Carmel church with the Rev.

Salvatore Cantatore officiating. Mr. and Mrs. John Secone were the attendants. After the ceremony there was wedding breakfast at the home of Mrs.

Secone, 9 Morehouse road. The couple left there for a wedding trip to Lake Ticonderoga. Up. on their return they will reside in Poughkeepsie. Past Noble Grands Select Party Date for a Christmas party and meeting at Hospitality house, Dec.

18. were made at a recent meeting of the Past Noble Grands' club of Empire, Rebekah lodge at the home Mrs. Dorothy McKinley. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock, after which "Secret Pals" will be made known and others selected for the coming year. Reservations are to be made with Mrs.

Jane Ten Eyck. She and Mrs. Bertha Ahlers and Mrs. Lillian Doremus have charge of arrangements for the party. Initiation of Mrs.

Sadie. Palen took place with Mildred stead, president, Mrs. McKinley and Miss Korine Peterson having charge. Mrs. Hazel Pells Was the assisting hostess for the meeting.

Games were played and favors, awarded Miss Peterson, Mrs. Edith Smith, Mrs. Eva Hunt, Mrs. Fannie Hennessy, Mrs. Ten Eyck, Mrs.

Doremus, Mrs. Laura McConaghy, Mrs. Beatrice Decker, Mrs. Etta Husted, Mrs. Jennie Winter, Mrs.

Mrs. Johnston, Miss Catherine Peterson, Halstead, Mrs. Ahlers, Miss Etta Huntley and Mrs. Sadie Palen. Sisters of St.

Peter's Guests of Honor at Tea Members of the Mothers' guild of St. Peter's church gave tea from 3 to 5 o'clock, on Sunday for Sisters of St. Peter's school, in the social hall of the church. Mrs. William E.

Miller was general chairman assisted by Mrs. Robert Still, Mrs. Stephen Mackey and Mrs. John Gunn. Among those attending were, Mrs.

Bernhard, John Ringwood, Mrs. Joseph Mrs. John Gunn, Mrs. Edward Douglas, Mrs. Joseph MeCormack, Mrs.

Frances Hawcroft, Mrs. Lewis Pizzarelli, Mrs. Henry Kihlmire, Mrs. Vincent Ulrich, Mrs. Albert Cole, Mrs.

John Modica, Mrs. George Murphy, Mrs. Joseph Dos, Mrs. Frank Hickey, Mrs. John Fallon, Msr.

John E. Sullivan, Mrs. Joseph V. Shelly Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, Mrs.

James Costello, Mrs. Robert Sheedy, Mrs. John Whalen, Mrs. John Sumski, Mrs. William F.

Mulvey, Mrs. Edward C. Sweeney and Mrs. James V. McGrath.

Mrs. Dan G. Fichter, Mrs. James A. Randall, Mrs.

John C. Kacocha, Mrs. Michael Hornak, Mrs. Thomas C. Myers Mrs.

Richard F. Myers, Mrs. Joseph Simmons, Mrs. Robert W. Higgins, Mrs.

Dorothy De Matteo, Mrs. Anna Kolarik, Mrs. Stanley Volnick, Mrs. Anthony Napoli, Mrs. Walter Bunten, Mrs.

Edward Boland, Mrs. Joseph Davis, Mrs. George Grimm and Joseph Marconette. Mrs. James McCormack, Mrs.

James Callahan, Mrs. John Larkin, Mrs. Joseph DeNagy, Mrs. Thomas E. Daley, Mrs.

Paul Sullivan, Mrs. John McGowan, Mrs. Thomas Donnelly, Mrs. Edward E. StanMrs.

Clarence Robishaw, Mrs. Thomas O'Hearn, Mrs. Paul Higgins, Mrs. Gasparro, Mrs. John Gallagher, Mrs.

Eugene McPartlin, Mrs. Andrew King, Mrs. Mary Burkowski, Mrs. Richard J. Shelly, Mrs.

Frank Lloyd, Mrs. Lloyd Canning, Mrs. Henry Hess Mrs. Charles J. Maneri, Mrs.

Robert Still, Mrs. Stephan Mackey, Mrs. Willis Miller, Mrs. Raymond Will, Mrs. Edmund Kuklin and Mrs.

Leroy Bennett. Staatsburg Church Schedules Service There will be a Thanksgiving service conducted in St. Margaret's church, Staatsburg, 'at '10 o'clock tomorrow. The service will be Holy Communion and sermon. The Rev.

Herbert J. Goodrich, rector, will officiate. Mrs. Anne Cabot Needlework Past Noble Grands Schedule Card Party Sponsored by the Past Noble Grands' club of Adler Rebekah lodge, a card party will be conducted at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the home of Miss Lillian Cook, 20 Jefferson street. Miss Cook is chairman of arrangements.

COLORFUL AND Beta Eta Chapter Sponsors Dinner Members of Beta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority had a progressive included dinner recently. Hostesses Mary Wermuth, Marion D'Luhosch, Beverly Miller and Margaret Steetzner. Among those attending were Margaret Cunningham, Eileen MeVeigh, Hutchings, Loretta Tobin, Mary Jane McKenna, Rosemarie Vitek, Florence Larkin, Joan McKenna, Barbara Lescak, Ida Mae Churchill, Patricia McDermott, Catherine Gasparo, Kathleen Carey, Mary Wermuth, Beverly Miller, Marion D'Luhosch, Margaret Stoetzner and Mary Maricone. Plans were discussed for a Christmas party Dee. 9 at The Three Caballeros.

The next meeting will be at the home. of Mary Jane Kenna, 142 Pine street. Mrs. Hennessey Observe Anniversary Miss Joy Alison Rohde, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Rohde, LaGrangeville, became the bride of J.

Thomas Cross son of Mrs. Joseph Cross, also of LaGrangeville. and late Mr. Cross on Sunday. Nov.

15. ceremony took place at 2 o'clock in the LaGrangeville Methodist church with the Rev. Charles Melano officiating. Mrs. Warren McKay, organist, played traditional wedding music and Miss Ursula Wroniecicz, soloist, sang.

"I Love You Truly" and "The Lord's PrayGiven in marriage by her mother, the bride wore gown which also was worn by her twin sister, Mrs. Charles Wickes. It was toned with a fitted bodice of white lace over satin, long pointed sleeves, Peter Pan collar and full skirt. Her fingertip "ell of lusion was caught to a -crown of seed pearls and she carried cascade bouquet of chrysanthemums. Mrs.

Wickes was her sister's matron of honor. She was attired in a white nylon net gown over taffeta made with strapless bodice, ballerina length skirt and matching stole. She carried a crescent bouquet of dark red pom pons and wore a matching headpiece. Miss Mary Ann Cross, sister the honor and bridegroom, Miss Nancy was the Ingalls, maid Bal- timore, was the junior bridesmaid. They were attired in white gowns made the same as the or attendant's.

They carried crescent bouquets of dark red pom pons and wore matching headpieces. Donald Bolton, New Erunswick. N. served as the best man. Ushering were Robert Cross, cousin of the bridegroom, and Louis Wright, both of LaGrangeville.

After the ceremony there was reception at the home of. the bridegroom's mot: er. The couple left there for a wedding trip South and now are residing in LaGrangeville. Mrs. Cross is a graduate of Arlington High school, class of '52; and is employed by IBM.

Mr. Cross is an alumnus. of Millbrook High school, '49 and is employed the Cross Orchards Storage Co. LaGrangeville. Heidie Club Members Plan Christmas Party Preparations for Christmas party, 28, at the home of Mrs.

Rose Speedling, 167 Thompson street, made when the Heidie club met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Sadie Weber, 23 Innis avenue. Mrs. Margaret Hawks will be the assisting hostess. Members will take 50c gifts for exchange.

Mrs. Elizabeth Beecher was the assisting hostess for the meeting. Mrs. Speedling was named chairman for the anniversary dinner of the club April 26, 1954. She will be assisted by Mrs.

Mary Keller and Mrs. Mary Anderson. Games were played after the meeting and favors awarded Mrs. Margaret Hawks, Speedling, Mrs. Jeanne Verven, Mrs.

Hazel Valentine and Mrs. Anderson. Anne Adams Dress Patterns 12-20 4589 30--42 Short cut to a lavish wardrobe! Make a jumper and blouse or two! This handsome twosome is the best -looking classic team of the year! You'll also wear blouse with suits, jumper with sweaters alone as a sleeveless dress. Pattern 4589: Misses' Sizes 12. 14.

16, 18, 20; 30. 34. 40, 42. Size 16 jumper. yards 54- inch: blouse 158 yards 39-inch.

This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, in tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern--add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st-class mailing. Send to ANNE ADAMS. care of Poughkeepsie New Yorker, 138 Pattern 243 West 17th New York 11.

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Street Address City State Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hennessey, 124 Fulton avenue, were honored recently on their 45th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter. Mrs.

Charles A. Wing, Milibrook. Mrs. Hennessey is the former Anne U. Eisenhardt, They were married in St.

Andrew's Roman Catholic church, Ellenville, by the dev. Father Bamberg. They are the parents of seven children, John J. Hennessey, Mrs. C.

Gates, Mrs. Charles A. Wing, James C. Hennessey, Bernard C. Hennessey, Eugene L.

Hennessey and Mrs. Carl J. Diesing. Mr. Hennessey before his retirement was associated with Vassar college, where he server a watchman for 47 years.

There was a buffet supper and a Mrs. large wedding cake was featured. Hennessey received an orchid corsage and both received gifts. Among those attending were Mrs. Mary Kretz, Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Woodard, Mr. and Mrw. seph Eisenhardt, Mrs. Anna Zaurner, Miss Lucy Wing, Miss Anna Wing, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Gates, Hennessey, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hennessey, Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard, E. Hennessey, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L.

Hennessey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Charles J. A. Diesing.

Wing and Mr. and John P. Hennessey, Miss leen Hennessey, Miss Mary Anne Diesing. Timothy and Thomas Hennessey, Miss Lynn Hennessey, John M. Gates, Miss Margaret Gates, Miss Carolyn Hennessey, Patrick, 'Peter and Daniel Wing and Miss Anne Wing.

Lorenzo Studio RECENT BRIDE is Mrs. BENJAMIN BOWMAN, whose Baptist place 'Nov. church. 15 in She the is the former Miss Izetta Delores Johnson. Dorothy Dis Letter Box DEAR MISS DIX: Since was 13.

I have had a very stubborn ailment that has resulted in my being shy. Now, at 24, the skin condition has improved, but I can't say as much for my selfconfidence. I'm having a two-week vacation right after Christmas, and I wonder if 1 could put it to use meeting peorle. Stella ANSWER: The very best thing can suggest is a cruise. Go to travel agency and let them suggest a trip within your means.

You are bound to meet friendly people on a cruise, whether or not they become permanent friends isn't too important. Just meeting people will give you a new lease on life, and the trip itself will a provide bright conversational material to use on your old pals, and will give you an opportunity for healthy exercise. DEAR MISS DIX: I'm 14 and like a boy of the same age. The only thing that bothers me is that he smokes. Do you think should drop him because of this? Linda O.

ANSWER: There's nothing silly as seeing teen-agers ape the habits the of show-off their elders. Youngsters at stage big, but if they only realized how foolish they appear to their contemporaries, they'd soon stop. Try to point this out to your young man and perhaps he'll save the adult privilege of smoking until he is a little older. DEAR MISS DIX: How can win the interest of a lady I love? She's sister of my late wife. and I have never spoken of my feeling.

BERT L. ANSWER: Don't sweep her off her off her feet with a declaration of love courting until has a indicated reasonable her period feeling. If she your gifts, is pleased to saccepts when you call and seems to enjoy going out with you. I'd say you had a chance. (Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.

Mrs. Jane Best, Local Lodge Deputy Appointment of Mrs. Jane Best, Trinity lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, Beacon, as deputy supreme commander over Pride of the Hudson lodge, here, was made known when the local lodge met recently. Mrs. Best and other members of the Beacon lodge were guests at the meeting.

Members of the local lodge who received appointments were Mrs. Grace R. Johnston, supervisor of the Mid-Hudson district; Mrs. Sadie Sheley, supreme membership committee: Mrs. Jennie Baker, chairman of publicity for the district: Mrs.

Nellie Davis, supreme ways and means committee and Mrs. Effie Keegan, deputy supreme commander over Star of Poughkeepsie lodge. A reception honor of Mrs. Best and other newly appointed officers was planned for Dec. 4.

at 390 Main street. Mrs. Mary Wanzer chairman of arrangements. A Christmas party was planned in conjunction with the reception. Members will take 50c gifts for exchange.

of other lodges in the district have been invited to. attend. Among other guests at the meeting were Mrs. Estelle Phillips, district chairman of the supreme ways and means committee. and Mrs.

Ethel Schertz, deputv supreme commander over Trinity lodge, Beacon. Nomination of officers took place with Mrs. Effie Keegan being nominated for commander. Others nominated, Mrs. Sheley, vice commander; Mrs.

Jennie Shurter, marshal: Mrs. Jennie Baker, urer; Mrs. Johnston, accountant; and Mrs. Nellie Davis, scribe. Mrs.

Carrie Davis was named delegate to the supreme convention in Philadelphia, next September, with Mrs. Mary Wanzer as alternate. Members were invited to attend the reception and Christmas party of McKinley lodge. Friday night; Star of Poughkeepsie lodge, Dec. 2 and the John J.

Francis lodge, Middletown, Dee. 11. Mrs. Clara Lintel Chairman for Dinner Mrs. Clara Lintel is chairman of arrangements for a Christmas Patriotic dinOrder of America.

It will ner-meeting of Camp 11, be conducted at 244 Church street with dinner to be served at 7 o'clock and the meeting conducted at 8 o'clock. There will be an exchange of gifts. Final reservations are to be made by Saturday with Mrs. Lintel or Mrs. Helena Puff.

Miss Phebe Broas also is assisting with arrangements. Galati Studio MARRIED RECENTLY was Mrs. ADAM P. DEBELLIS. whose wedding took place in St.

Mary's church, Newburgh. She is the former Miss Agnes Miss DeVito Bride Of Adam P. DeBellis Miss Agnes Marie De Vito, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Vito, Newburgh, became the bride of Adam P.

DeBellis, city, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John De Bellis, Rochester, on Sunday, Nov. 15. The double ring ceremony took place at 1:30 o'clock St.

Mary's church, Newburgh, with the Rev. Richard C. Joyce officiating. Miss Marie Flannery, organist, played traditional wedding music and Paul McMahn, soloist sang. "Ave Maria" and "Pants The bride wore a gown of candelight skinner satin, made with a princess bodice, and full skirt.

Her veil of Illusion trimmed with lace was caught to a headpiece of lace and she carried a prayer book marked with white orchid and white carnations. Miss Libby Marrazzo, Staten Island, was the maid of honor. She wore teal blue satin gown, made with a strapless bodice and skirt of tulle over satin, with matching stole and headpiece. She carried a crescent bouquet of yellow pom pons. The other attendants included Mrs.

Joseph Alello, Newburgh; Miss Tina lacovino, Staten Island, cousin of the bride and Mrs. DiVito, Staten Island, sister-in-law of the bride. They wore copper rust colored gowns made the same as the honor attendant's. They carried bouquets of rust colored pom pons with yellow centers. Ann Marie De Vito, Newburgh.

niece the bride, was the flower girl. She wore a teal blue satin frock and carried nosegay of red and white roses. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. De Vito chose lace gown with pink and navy sories and a white orchid corsage. Martin DiCrisci, Rochester, cousin of the bridegroom, served as best man.

Ushering were Rocco De Vito, Staten Island, brother of the bride; Joseph Alello, Newburgh and Rockey Puca, Staten Island, Anthony De Vito, Newburgh, served as the ring bearer. After the ceremony there was reception Green room of the Hotel Newburgh. The couple left there for a wedding trip South. Upon their return they will reside at 52 Liberty street, Newburgh. For traveling the bride selected a light blue suit with black accessoriebellis is graduate of employed IBM.

Poughkeepsie. Newburgh Free, academy, and is Mr. DeBellis is a graduate of Edison Technical High school, Rochester and also is employed by IBM. He served two years in the Army during World War II. IBM Art Group Plans Small Exhibits Members of the IBM Art group have completed plans for speeial small exhibits at the Country club for two week periods.

The Arst of these shows opened Tuesday night and includes paintings by two Arlington art teachers, Mrs. Joan Rudman and Mrs. Helen Paulson. M. Rudman is a graduate of Michigan State college, where she received her Master's in art, and is a member of the Creative Contemporary Art group and the Berkshire association the paintings she will exhibit are "Por.

trait Study," "Cracked "Black Widow," "The Fisherman" and "The Tree." Mrs. Paulson, who minored in art at Stamford university in California, worked and did atrical costume design for the San Francisco Opera Ballet. Among her paintings to be exhibited are "Ginger Jug." "Street Scene," "Drawing." "Silverado" and The show will be open until Dec. and the public is invited to attend. Mrs.

Paul Dunlevy Guest of Honor Mrs. Paul Dunlevy was guest of honor at a surprise shower given by Mrs. Mildred Hicks and Mrs. Edward Nestler recently at the Moose club. Refreshments were served.

Guests included Mrs. Owen Killmer, Miss Joyce Killmer, Mrs. Leonard Persons, Mrs: Edward Nestler, Mrs. Elizabeth Bender, Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs.

Earl Knickerbocker, Mrs. George Verven, Mrs. Albert Robinson, Mrs. John Hummel, Mrs. Peter Vosburgh, Mrs.

Mildred Hicks, Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. Harold Sutherland, Mrs. Beatrice Waldron, Mrs. Edward Calhoun, Mrs.

Bryan Owen, Mrs. Alan McCagg, Mrs. Florence Stevenson and Mrs. Charles Cole. Mrs.

Joseph Coles Heads Auxiliary Mrs. Joseph Coles has, been elected president of auxiliary of Florentine council, Knights of Columbus, to succeed Mrs. George Amato. Others elected at a recent meeting include Mrs. Edward J.

Shanahan, recording secretary; Mrs. Henry Sotanski, treasurer; Miss Mary E. McGowan, financial secretary; Mrs. Robert Moran, marshal; Mrs. Thomas Loughran, warden; Mrs.

John J. Uniacke, guide; Helen Riley, historian, and Mrs. Amato, Mrs. Louis Havens and Mrs. John Scanion, trustees.

The Rev. Salvatore Cantatore, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, who is the moderator for the auxiliary, opened the meeting with prayer, and spoke to the members on "Unity." New members accepted were Mrs. Edward Lescsak, Mrs. Francis Lowery and Mrs.

August Heller. Mrs. Jacob Mable and Mrs. John Scanion reported on a recent food sale of the organization. Mrs.

Coles and Mrs. Shanahan told of the recent Communion breakfast of the auxiliary. It was made known that Mrs. Aileen O'Brien is ill at her home. Preparations were made for the installation dinner of the auxiliary in January.

Mrs. Skidmore Married 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. F. Jay Skidmore, Skidmore road, Freedom Plains celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Nov.

15, with an open-house at their home. Mrs. Andrew T. Skidmore, Pleasant Valley, a sister of Mrs. Skidmore, was her attendant and Herbert J.

Skidmore, Freedom Plains, brother of Mr. Skidmore was the best man at the wedding. They received guests with Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore were married at the manse of the Freedom Plains church by the Rev. James Matheson. The house was decorated with baskets of gold and white chrysanthemums.

More than 160 guests attended from Long Island, Ossining, Claverack, Kingston, Beacon, and Terryville, Conn. On today, the actual anniversary date, there will be a family dinner party at Anchor inn. Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore are members of the Freedom Plains Grange, which Mrs.

Skidmore has served as chaplain for 22 years. Mr. Skidmore, a farmer, was Assessor in the Town of LaGrange for 28 years. They the parents of a daughter, Hazel, who is a member of the faculty of the Millbrook Primary school. Shepherds Lodge Schedules Election Election of officers is scheduled for the meeting of Star of Poughkeepsie lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, at 244 Church street, next Wednesday night.

There will be a reception and Christmas party conducted in with the meeting. Guests will include Mrs. Effe Keegan of Pride of the Hudson lodge, here, who has been appointed deputy over the local lodge; Mrs. Helena Puff, member of Star of Poughkeepsie lodge, who is deputy over the John J. Francis lodge, Middletown; Mrs.

Mary Spadafora of the local lodge, who is a member of the ways and means committee. and Mrs. Laura Dooris who has been appointed to the membership committee. There will be an exchange of gifts and a covered dish supper after the meeting with Mrs. Alma Baker as chairman.

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