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SOCIETY 0 SECTION TWO Page 1 A Pouhkeepet N. V. July 17, 1966 Barbara Elizabeth Cummings, Red Hook, Engaged to Myron S. Stacks, Rhinebeck Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin G. Brehmer, "Turkey Hill," Red Hook, announce the engagement of the latter' daughter, Miss Barbara Elizabeth Cum mings, to Myron Sheldon Stacks. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stacks, "Brook Meade," Rhine beck.

Miss Cummings, daughter also of the late Dr. Joseph L. Cummings of Poughkeepsie, is an alumna of St. Margaret's School, Waterbury, and cur rently is a senior of Hood College; Frederick, Md. Sir.

Stacks, a graduate of Rhinebeck Central School, received a bachelor of mechanical engineering degree from Cornell University. A member of Mu Sigma Tau engineering honorary and Zeta Psi social fraternity, he is associated with die and Trucking Saugerties. A winter wedding is planned. rgEgBSMr" LBBBBBLflrl'' "bbbbF 'HftW i 5fJ ''i BaBaBaBH 5v: "A a fr i. wrtw vjBBBBBBB tiiV yifrrv jjVSiB bbLbbbbbbLbW.

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ROBERT BOTSFORD the former Dorothy Kowal their daughter, Sharon Lee, to Christ Church Scene Miss Dorothy Kowal was wed to Robert M. BoTsforu i h'T of science Mr. ana jurs. James r. i.en degree jn accounting IroJ AP Paul Davey Engaged to Wed Miss Miiligan Is Future Bride OPMrrfischer at 2 n'clncW vesterdav afternnnn in Christ Eniscnnal i i rrt ri i' Hrirks PrpHnm Plains Rnad.

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Mr. Fischer, an alumnus of Forest Hills School and the University of will receive a master's degree in optics from the University of Rochester in September. A September wedding Is planned. Maverick Concerts Stated in Woodstock Members of the Curtis String Quartet will perform at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Maverick bow and streamers in back. Her Concert Hall.

Woodstock, as the bouffant veil of English pure silk third program in the 1966 sum Illusion, ballerina length, fell In mer series of Maverick Sunday two tiers from a forward head Given In marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Miss Carol Affronti as maid of honor ajr the Misses Gloria Lewis and Avarilla Akers as bridesmaids. Ralph DeStefano served es best man for the bridegroom. The ushers were John LAustuv Farmiogton, Rich ard Kenihan, wappingers alls, Robert Foote and George Veech. The bride's floor length gown of white silk organza over taffeta was appliqued in re embroidered Alencon lace, pearls and beads. It was designed with a fitted bodice, scalloped portrait neckline, three quarter length sleeves and a controlled skirt, the' full back of which terminated in a circular chapel train.

The natural waist line. wa nrppntH fry a.bjiHerfJyi Concerts, The concerts, in their 51sf year, are under the supervision of Alexander Semmler, composer and musical director. The remainder of the series includes next Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock, the Hartt Piano Trio, Renato Bonacini, violin; July 31, 3 o'clock. Musical Arts Trio, John Wummer, flute; Aug. 7, 3 o'clock.

Salzburz String Quartet: Aug. 13. Saturday night, 30 piece of silk organza outlined in pearls and iridescent beads, bhe carriexl a cascade arrangement of white miniature carnations and baby's breath with ivy and satin streamers. The attendants wore identical lemon yellow demi sheath gowns marriage with scoop necklines. The elbow length sleeves and natural waistline of each' were trimmed with Venise lace and a flat Dior bow land.

For travel, the bride chose a white crepe sheath dress with colored sash. She had pink ac cessories. Upon return! Mr, and Mrs. Botsford will maker their home in 31 Lawrnece Road, Hyde Park. A graduate of Poughkeepsie High School and St.

Francis' Hos pital School of Nursing, the bride is employed as a staff nurse at the hospital. The bridegroom who Is 'employed as a programmer at IBM, is an alumnus of Poughkeepsie High School and the University of Vermont. He is a member of the Dutchess Golf and Country Club, daughter, JoAnn, to Paul Michael riavpv th snn nf Mr. Miss Hendricks, a 1964 alumna of Arlington Senior High School, is a junior at New Paltz State College, where she is majoring in elementary education. Mr.

Davey, also a graduate of Regina Davis, Jerard Hankin To Wed in 1967 Announcement is made by Mr and Mrs. Morion J. Davis, 30 Boulevard Knoll, of the betrothal of their daughter, Regina, to Jerard Hankin. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Hankin, 20 Monell Ave Miss Davis, granddaughter of Mrs. Mar' Davis, also of Poughkeepsie, is an alumna of Poughkeepsie High School and will be graduated next June from Cortland State College, where she is majoring in early secondary mathematics and is a member of Alpha Delta Delta sorority Mr. Hankin, a 1962 alumnus of Martin Van Buren High School, bany State College in June. He TOBfflncyTrCTggerannfTftetrfwri in the fall. The wedding August, 19G7.

is planned for Jane Marsh to Sing In Concert at Lenox Miss Jane Marsh, who return ed to this country Monday after winning a first prize in the Tchaikovsky Competition, will Arlington Senior High School, is make her first concert appear employed by the Western Print ance in the United States at the Ing and Lithographing Co, in Berkshire Festival next Sunday. August he will leave here for I For that concert she will join Parris Island, S.C., where he will I Erich LCinsdorf and the Boston be stationed with the Marine1 Symphony Orchestra ith whom dBBBBBBBBBBBBBBjk ijv QMft naaaaaj 'ic MBBBBBBBBBBBBBi jpBBBBBBBBBBBB? 7 BBBBBv lBHvABii: I'm 'f Kt LLBy Si, 4LW 'WW sBBBBS BBBBBsp a BBBBBL BBBBBBjlmkBBBb TTTT BBBHHBBBr swr tiBBBBBBBBBBBBBT BBmBBBBBM ilBBBBHP FBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKi? xflPVJJJJJJJJJJJJJffB I I BBBBBBBBI BBBBB" iBBBBBM irWrr'ffrTrirrMMBBBBBBBmjJjIw'M' Bm JbbbK BbbbbP' BBBB BBBBBil''' John Lao Studio MRS. ARNOLD SHEER theformer Barbara Santimaw Arnold Sheer, Miss Santimaw Married in City Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.

Santi maw, 64 Forbus announce the marriage of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to Arnold Sheer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheer, 38 Catskill Ave. The ceremony took place Thursday in Poughkeepsie and there was a reception afterward for members of the immediate families. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attended by Mrs.

Patricia McKenzie as matron of honor. Martin Sheer was his brother's best man. Mrs. Sheer, a graduate of Poughkeepsie High School, class of 1962, also attended Dutchess Community College and the Bar bizon School of Modeling, New Verte City." She nowHs cmpleyed as a secretary at the IBM Com fc'ichlrki An ads Studio MISS DEBORAH McFARLIN to be wed in fall Corns No date has been set for the wedding. Barbara Ann Disbrow Married in Red Oaks Mill St.

Martin "de Pdfrer Church, Hed Oaks Millrwasrday granr' nt the Boston" the scene. 11 clock yesterday morning, of the marriage I svmnhonv nrrhestra'ii mmmcr ot Miss Uartara Ann Uisbrow anu uoecKmann.) home at Tanglewood, Lenox, she made her American professional debut last autnmn in Sym phony Hall, Boston. As the only American to win a first prize in the Tchaikovsky Music Contest since Van Qiburn in J958, Miss Marsh received wide acclaim in the Soviet Union in concerts immediately after the competition. For next Sun Hudson View Park, Beacon, for, merly of Germany, The Rev, Ar Valley, the matron of honor, wore mana roauie undated at the dou ble ring ceremony, The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Robin Joseph Disbrow, 293 Spackenkill Road. The bride, who was given in by her father, was o'clock. Dolores Holz. piano: Aug. marked the back of the waistline.

14, 3 o'clock. New Chamber Quin Their headpieces were lemon yel flu. w.jmiw vaoiakiuu wusica riul fJUUl veus, ana iney earned bouquets of white daisies with ivy and gold velvet streamers. The reception took place at.Vil Ann's Violet Avenue, after which the couple left there on a wedding trip to New Eof a I It String Quartet, Isabelle Byman, piano; Aug. 28.

o'clock. Grant Jobannesen. piano. Zara Nelsova, 'cello; Septra, Saturday night, 1:30 o'clock, Philharmonla Trio, and Sept, 4, 3 o'clock, William KroU, Jaqueiina Marcauli a blue linen gown, floor length, with an Empire bodice, scoop neckline, short sleeves and a floating sheath skirt featuring a back panel. Her headpiece was a double bow of matching linen with a short bouffant veil.

She gowned in white linen, with a fit 1 carried a bouquet of summer ted bodice, scoop neckline, three flowers. quarter length sleeves, Empire: Herwig Sternberg. Woodstock, band accented by a small front Sserved as best roan for his bow of matching linen and a nephew. The ushers were William floating sheath skirt. The detach Disbrow.

brother of the bride, auie ojuii uwi catcnuca irom ana jonn joritin jr. a flat bow at the middle of the shoulders. Her bouffant veil of English silk illusion was caught to a white linen bow, 'and she carried a cascade arrangement of red and white carnations. Mrs. Noel Gaumond, Pleasant A lawn reception was given at the Disbrow home.

Later, the couple left there pn a wedding trip to New England ind Canada, with the bride traveling in a white summer suit. A 1965 graduate of Poughkeep at the 24 year otd soprano will sing two Tchaikovsky arias, Lisa's Scene and Arioso from "Pique Dame" and the Letter Scene from "Eugene Onegin." sle High School, Mrs. Boeckmaim attended St, Francis' Hospital School of Nursing and completed the dental assisting program at Dutchess Community College. Employed as a dental assistant and Snelling Agency, here. Deborah Ann McFarlin To Be Married in Autumn Announcement is made by Dr.

and Mri. Raymond T. McFarlin, 110 Fulton of the betrothal of their daughter, Miss Deborah Ann McFarlin, to David N. Krlanson, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Erlanson, West t6 continue his studies In English Springfield, Mass. i literature in the fall. iIUs alumnaj A September dding is plan 3 FU'announci of Arlington High School, re ceived an associate of arts degree from Dutchess Community College and a bachelor of arts degree in psychology at American International College, where she was a member of Alpha Iota Gamma sorority. The bride elect also is a member of the Poughkeepsie Tennis Club and currently is employed by th Snelling W. Opdenbrouw To Wed Miss Domin Miss Donna M.

Domin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Anthony F. Domin, 12 Clark Heights, Pleasant Valley, and Walter F. Opdenbrouw, East Hartford, will be married at It o'clock Saturday morning. The double ring ceremony and Nuptial Mass will take place In St, Stanislaus' Mr.

Sheer, a I960 alumnus of Arlington High School, received a bachelor of science degree in commerce from Rider College in 'THOTm 1.171,0 WWtTMrinBinBCT as junior class president and treasurer of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. The prospective bridegroom, also a graduate of the Lewis School of Hotel Management, is employed as gen eral manager the Edison Motor Inn and serves as vice president of Edison Electronics Ltd. He has a New York State real estate license and is an active member of the Jaycees and the Hotel Motel Association, After a wedding trip to the Bahamas, aboard the SS Oceanic, Mr. and Mrs. Sheer will reside in Route 55.

Oden Adams Troth Announced The Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Oden, the betrothal of their daughter, Genevieve, to the Rev, Dale Adams.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, 4 Fallkil Ave. Both are graduates of Trinity College, Clearwater, where they received their degrees in Christian education. A September wedding is planned.

Bridesmaids will Include the Misses Catherine Diane Adams. Scarsdale; Kathryn Diane Do by Dr? Leonard Miller, she. The prospective bridegroom, an Church. Pleasant VaHey, with! Is a past president of the Mid alumnus of West SDrinefield Hieh the Rev. Father Hurlihe official.

'min. here and Nancv Ruth Do Hudson Dental Assistants' Asso School, received a bachelor of ing. The prospective, bridegroom min. Pleasant Valley, elation. arts degree in English from 'i a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Philip B. Opdenbrouw, Pough The bridegroom, who is em American International College, uOpdenbroliw, 34 Spring St, keepsie, will be his brother's ployed as a component forecas where he was named to "Who's! The brfde elect, who will be best man. Ushering will be Jas lauivr.iepn pruuiuci aim ucius i. ter by IBM, is a 1964 alumnus Who Among Students in Ameri jgi''n in marriage by her 1 of.

the University of Hamburg, where he received a master's degreedegree in business administration management. can Colleges and Universities." I has chosen Miss Barbara Ann The recipient el a teaching as Brosang, for her makt sistantship Southern Illinois 1 of honor and Joy Ann Comiskey University. Mr. Erlanson plans Croton 6n Hudson, as flower girl! 't Powers, Wappingers Falls, and Edward Prichard, Hyde Park. The ring bearer will be" Ronald Levine here.

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