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SUNDAY DECEMBER 27. I9SJ POUGHKEEPSIE SUNDAY NEW YORKER PAGE NINE A Watch Night Services, Dances Stated To Wecome New Year in Beacon Community BEACON Vml rftti nave been scheduled to welcome in the New Year in the Beacon area. Watch night aer vices hare been acheduled at several Beacon church. St. Andrew's church.

St. Mark's church of Chelsea, and St. Luke's church will join for a watch night service which will take place at I 1 :30 p. m. New Year's eve at St.

Luke's church. The Rev. Otis Charles of St Andrews's church will present an address, and Rev. A. O.

Tritsch of St. Luke's will preside at the service of Holy Communion. The snnual New Year's Eve bill of Trinity Council. Knlfhti of Columtus will take place In the newly renovated upstairs hall st the K. of building.

Bill Nepfel and his orchestra will provide music for dancing at the serai formal event. A supper will be served, and the usual New Year's eva favors will be In order. James Letterio is 'chairman, assisted by John Ifackett, William Callahan. Frank Chambers, William Dubetsky. Joseph Stanklewlci and Francis Mar telle.

Beacon Lodge of Elks will sponsor its annual New Year's eve dance at the clubhouse. The Esquires will provide music for dancing from 10.30 p. m. to 3 a. m.

Other arrangements include a buffet supper early in the night and following the conclusion of dancing, a breakfast will be served. John Veling is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Ben DINapolL A New Yesr's eve dance will be sponsored by the St. Rocco so ciety, and will take place at St Roeco's hall. The Rhythm Kings will provide music for dancing from 10 p. m.

to 2 a. m. A dinner will be served, and there will be plenty of New Year's eve hats and noisemakers to add to the merriment The event will be In formal. Dominlck Ferraris is chairman of arrangements with William Roccio as co chairman. Open house has been scheduled by the Southern Dutchess Coun try club on New Year day.

Informal dancing will take place, preceded by r. buffet supper. David Strickland is in charge of arrangements. A private party at the club also will take place on New Year's eve. In addition, numerous private parties are being scheduled to welcome in the new yesr, and many groups plan to take part In parties st the various commercial establishments in the vicinity.

Operetta Tops Yule Program Presented at Dover High School DOVER PLAINS Christ Red Hook Woman Speaks At AAUW Christmas Meeting Wingdale Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Chsmberlin are the parents of a daughter born Dec. 21 at Sharon hospital Waldo Grange meeting of Thursday, Dec. 24 has been can celed.

The next meeting will be Jan. 14. Robert Koehler visited his mother and sister in New Rochelle on Dec 18 and 19. David Rich, of Poughkeepsle, visited friends in town on Dec. 17.

Mrs. Flora Greenberg was shopper In Poughkeepsle on Dec. 18. Arthur MacCannell of Springfield, visited his auot and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Murray Hoag last weekend. Henry Euler, of New Rochelle, visited friends in town Dec. 21. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Fortln. of Kensington, visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson on Dec. 20.

Mrs. Nancy Green and daughter, Linda, and mother were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ni cholas and son. Allan, at their home in Northampton, Mass.

Mrs. Charlotte Callahan was a shopper in Poughkeepsle on Dec. 18. Mr. and Mrs.

Murray Hoag were shoppers in Danbury, on Dec. 18. Mrs. Horace B. White, of New MUford, visited st the home of her brother here on Dec.

21. Major Francis Callahan, of Dover Plains, recently returned home from Korea, was a dinner guest at the home of his brother, David, here on Dec. 18. Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Dlmock, of New MUford. visited rela tlvei in town on Dec. 18. Mrs. Prlscllla Vsn Horn and Mrs.

MUford Nicholas attended a Santa Visits Sunday School Children at Pine Plains PINE PLAINS a School of the Episcopal church had a special church service followed by a party at the Legion hall on Dec. 21. Refreshments were served by a committee and Santa Claus wss present to deliver gifts, candy and oranges. Miss Mary Wicks, a student st St Mary's school. PeekskilL is spending the Christmas holiday! at the home of her parenU.

Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Wicks.

Robert W. Moser, student in Western Theological seminar', Pittsburgh, arrived on Dec. 22 at the home of his parenU, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles M.

Moser, where he will spend two weeks' vsesi tion. On Dec. 20 he will address the Senior Westminster fellowship on the subject "Are the Youth of our Church en Accepting Responsibility?" At a supper meeting in the Assembly room of the First Presbyterian church st 7 o'clock. William Peck celebrated his ninth birthday on Dec. 20 with a party for friends and relatives.

William had two birthday cakes and he received many glfU. Party, Supper Mark Amenia Grange Yule AMENIA Christmas party and supper was presented at Amenia Grange hall on Dec. 17 with an sttendance of 45. After a turkey supper prepared by the service snd hospltslity committee consisting of Mae Farley. Ethel Sweeney and Virginia Southworth, a program of entertainment followed.

Original Christmas greetings were extended to the ursngers present prepared by Yetta Steln botr. The following children took part In recitations and songs: Barbara Myers, Mary Jane Myers. Sherwood Hotting, Jill Caroff, James Myers, Annie Southworth and Barry Sokolewskl. Citizen thank you candlelight service wss conducted with Martha Tabor. Alice Kelley.

Yetta Stelnhoff, Virginia Southworth and Ethel Sweepey. Piano selections were rendered by Mrs. Charles Dody. Christmas carols were sung by all, the climax of the program be ing a visit from Santa Claus with gifts for all the children present RID IOOK Mrs. Walter Schrelber was guest speaker at the Christmas meeting of the American Association of University Women.

Recent Grsduate group. on Dec. 15. Mrs. Schrelber Is a member of the Red Hook Garden club and of the Garden Study club of Dutchess county.

The event took place at the Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp. auditorium In Poughkeepsle. Red Hook Girl Scout Troops 23 and 27 went through the streets on Dec. 22 ilnrlnc Christmas carols. Aftr th alnrlntf fir rinili fh scouts returned to Red Hook Cen tral school to receive pins and badges.

Mrs. Helen Roberts Is leader of Troop 27 and Mrs. John Maynard ot Troop 23. Red Hook Methodist church had Its candlelight service with csrols of all nations and the spreading o( lire on Dec. 20 at 7.30.

MRS. CAROL LANE, of New York City, spent last weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Coons, Mr. and Mrs. John Shomaker and daughter, Doris, and Flavla Coons were guests st a double birthday party In Poughkeepsle on Dec. 13. Mr.

and Mrs. Timothy Ryan of Poughkeepsle spent Dec. 20 with Mr. snd Mrs. George Walker.

Miss Kay Robinson, student at Simmons college in Boston. Mass, was home for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Grunther, of Highland, were dinner guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Foster Flngar on Dec. 13. Raymond Potts will make his home with Mr. and Mrs.

Dudley Teator in Nevis for the winter months. Nell Burger of Plattsburgh college Is spending his Christmas va cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Burger. Mrs.

Henry Flngar of Nevis has moved to her new borne In Red Hook. maa program at Dover Plains school consisted of an operetta, two musical programs 'and chorus presentation. Mrs. Benjamin Duncan, PTA president, welcomed parents and guests who were present for the program on Dec. I ft.

Friends Fete Former Campus School Teacher NEW PALTZ Mi. Ger trude Thompson, who has retired from the Campus school, was guest at a farewell party at the home of Miss Certrude Strobel recently. Attending were members of thej An operetta. 'Christmss for faculty, both retired and Others." was presented by Grsdesttlll teaching, who had taught with 1 to 4. Music was plsyed by Mrs i Miss Thompson, JS1SSSSSSSSSYb1SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsV54 1 iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBT Pfmtp it ssVw.TVyA.ar" rsJpBL 4,000 Attend Open house Program At Wappingers Schools 28 to Attend Beacon Dinner For Play Group WAPPINGERS FALLS Ap proximately 4.000 parents and mends attended the annual Open House" at Wappingers Central chool.

James S. Evans school and the Fishklll school, on Dec. 22. Guests inspected the buildings and observed the work done by students. Exhibitions and displays also were viewed by the large rnwd.

A musical program wat broadcast over the public ad dress system and at 9 In the main auditorium, a musical and dramatic program was presented. The Christmss edition of The Wapperlan, the school paper was distributed to all guests sttending the open house. Presbyterian Young Adult club John Polhemuv The two musical programs were accompanied and directed by Mrs. Huber Crlppen. The chorus presentation was entitled The Singing Christmas Tree." DOVER HOME BUREAU had Its annual Christmas party at the ftrehouse on Dec.

13. At the meet ing, which preceded the festivi ties. It was noted to make a donation ts the Dover Improvement association. Mrs. James Hughes reported on the Fsrm and Home bureau dinner which she attend' ed.

Mrs. Smith Hughes discussed some features of her community meal class of which she is the leader. Another class In aluminum trays is scheduled after the holi days. After the meeting, gifts were exchanged and a social hour took place. Mrs.

Raymond Franks, Mrs. William LaRussd, Mrs. Marco Sartorl, Mrs. Lulgl Boscardln and Mrs. Marie Geddlngs decorated the hall and the tables and served refreshments.

The Christmas tree, trimmed by Mrs. Raymond Franks, was presented to the Dover Plains High school kindergarten. Misses Eleanor CococcU and El eanor Gannon and Mrs. Kenneth Lasher were hostesses at a bridal shower conducted at the home of Mrs. Lasher in honor of Miss tiaire numesion on Dec.

is Out of town guests Included. Miss Elisabeth Lose! and Miss Ethel MacFarlane of Rldgewood. N. J. and Miss SteUa Hliilns of Glens rails.

Miss Mary Jo Muffla who was unable to attend, telephone to the Miss Thompson received a trav eling bag for her trip to California. Miss Thompson, kindergarten supervisor of the Campus school, had been a member of the faculty since 1827. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.

DuBols will celebrste their 18th wedding anniversary tomorrow. They hsve two children. Mary Catherine and William Henry. The family will lhave dinner in Kingston. Mr.

wnd Mrs. Joseph Cramer, of Beacon, spent Christmas and the weekend with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry DuBols. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Robert Cramer and Children, John and Mary, will spend today with the DuBols family. They wilt celebrate the wedding anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Cramer. "The' Birds' Christmas Carol" was the feature of the Christmss family night at the Reformed church on Dec. 20. The program was sponsored by the church school and the Youth fellowship HOME ON FURLOUGH is Sergeant John Bates ot Dover Plains, lie will report to Fort Henry. upon completion of his leave.

New Paltz Personals Pilot Instructor First Lieuten ant Richard Hornbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hornbeck. of New Paltx, has been promoted. He la married to the former Constance Mance of Pine Bush.

N. Y. New Paltx children were guests at thester party on Dec. IS sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Reltano. Mr. snd Mrs. Wilson W. Loren xen are the parents of a daughter born recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bayerleln. Mr. snd Mrs.

Henry DuBols, Mrs. LenaP Bayerleln and Mrs. Kathryn Dayton were dinner guests on Dec. 10 of Rlchsrd Rhoades snd Wallace Gallagher. BEACON Second annual City Recreation commission! dinner will tage place tomor row at the L.

and P. restaurant.) A steak dinner will be served. I President Joseph Stella will be will have Installation of newly toastmaater. elected officers at the meeting slated for Jan. 13.

Officers to be l'TI vm in auri'u. nlversary were, Mrs. Catherine Blessing. Mrs. Elizabeth Wltte mund, Mrs.

Harriet Brunow, Mrs. Anne Westergard, Mrs. Jennie Christmas party on Dec. 23 at the Chase. Mrs.

Marjorie Taney. Mrs. home of Mrs. sascna Maurer ai Modena Personals Mrs. Roy DuBols and daughter, Marylou, Mrs.

Lester A. Wager Sr, and Mrs. Lester A. Wager were shoppers in Newburgh on Dec. 19.

Burial was conducted In the Modena Rural cemetery on Wednesday, for the late Harry Gee. formerly of Platteklll. who died at Kingston. Dec. 14.

The Rev. John E. Swords, psstor of the Modena and Cllntondale Methodist churches, conducted services at the grave. Survivors Included a niece, Mrs. Clarence Blrdsall of Platteklll.

and four nephews, Herbert and Francis Tremper of Platteklll, Ralph and Norman Tremper of Newburgh. Mrs. Myron L. Shultls visited re latives in Kingston last week. Mrs.

Charles smun nas received word that her husband Corporal Smith plans to leave Korea, for the United States, In January. Mrs. Smith and Infant son. "Chlckle are making their home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Freston J. Paltridge. during her husband's overseas assignment Merrill E. was elected master of the Highland chapter, Adonal Lodge and A. at the annual election of officers conducted recently at the Masonic temple in Highland.

Installation ceremonies wUl take place on Jan. 11 at the temple. Annual Christmas party of Platteklll Township Civic association members and their famllea, was conducted on Dec. 18 at Has I rouck Memorial hall here. A brief business meeting preceded th niriv Mr.

Albloa Orlowakl. of partment Hasler Kemp post Platteklll, and Max Meyer, of this Christmas party for children took place, were In charge of the pro place on Dec. 23. Members joining gram of entertainment at the the auxiliary on the post's 20th an party. Songs Presented At Yule Exercises RED HOOK Sunday school of St.

John's Reformed church. Upper Red Hook, presented Its annual Christmas exercises on Dec. 18. The program. "Songs on the Birth of Jesus." was under the direction of Mrs.

Warner Hardin. The junior choir was in charge of Mrs. Arthur Traver, the church organist and choir director. Christian Endeavor society of St John's Reformed church. Upper Red Hook, conducted its Christmas meeting on Dec.

20. After the meeting, the group and friends went caroling and returned to the church for refreshments. Yule Party Given For Pawling Children PAWLING PawUng's Fire de Beacon Personals Hyde Park Personals GavlordavlUe. Conn. Wingdale skaters were out In full force the weekend on all the local ponds.

Edith Frlnk. Mrs. Marcella Me Grath, Mrs. Lillian Lowe, Mrs. Frances Klndleburg.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Colman Children Get Gifts At Red Hook Yule Event RED HOOK Red Hook VFW and American Legion and auxiliaries gave a party to the children under 10 years of age on Dec. 20 and Mr. and Mrs.

James Colman at Red Hook Central school. Mo MriEthel Haynes. of New Ha have been recent guests of Mr. and I tion picture were shown and candy. Miss Gallagher Bride In Beacon Ceremony BEACON Miss Joan Victoria Gallagher, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Gallagher. 24 St Luke's place, became the bride of Joseph James Hayden. son of Mr. ana Mrs.

Joseph X. Hayden. 478 Main street on Dec. 20. at St Joachim's church The Rev.

James Conlan officiated at the double ring ceremony which took place at 2 p.m. Miss Marguerite Hayhurst played the bridal music at the organ and Mrs. Martin Mayen was soloist The bride, who was escorted and given Into marriage by her father, wore a white ballerina length gown, fashioned with fitted bodice, boat neckline, long, pointed sleeves and bouffant skirt. Her chapel length veil of net was caught to a rhlnestone studded crown, and she carried a cascade bouquet of lllles of the valley centered with a white orchid and accented by variegated holly. Miss Winifred Hayden.

sister of the bridegroom, was maid of hon or, and wore a strapless gown fashioned with purple velvet bodice and full lavender net skirt over taffeta, ballerina length. A purple velvet jacket completed her gown. She wore a cloche cap of matching velvet, and carried a cascade bouquet of yellow roses. Robert Neary served as best man for Mr. Hayden.

Ushers were David McCarthy of Cold Spring. Edward Hayden, John McElduff and Michael Loughran. Mrs. Gallagher selected an aqua taffeta dress with black accessories for her daughter's marriage. Her corsage was pink camellias.

Mrs. Hayden wore a two piece rose velvet and gray taffeta ensemble with grey complements. Her corsage was of white roses. A reception took place at the Whltestone hotel following the ceremony after which the couple left on a wedding trip to New York City. Mrs.

Hayden chose a belie dress and coat with black accessories for travelling. Her corsage was a white orchid. The bride attended Beacon schools and Is a member of the First Methodist church. Mr. Hayden was graduated from St Joachim's school and St Patrick's High school In Newburgh.

He Is a student at Providence college where be is majoring in political science, and Is a communicant of St Joachim's church. ven, visited friends in town Mrs. Clinton Cole at Holmes. an Dec. 21 Lieutenant Kenneth Euler, U.

S. Army, of New Orleans, visited at the Hyatt home here on Dec. 21. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Williamson and children. Donna and Dale, of Pleasant Valley, had a family Christina supper and party at the home of his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. George Williamson on Dec. Mrs.

Jan Kleykamp of Palo Alto, CeL, Is spending the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. Anna Wacker. David Callahan and daughter. Colleen, visited Santa Claus and toyland In Poughkeepsle on Dec. Twenty five Wingdale Girl Scouts and their leader caroled In the village on Dec 21.

Ur. and lira. Howard Dreyfous, of Westport. Conn, visited relatives in town on Dee. 22.

Mrs. Charlotte Callahan and daughters. Colleen and Colette, were visitor In Amenia on Dec 21. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Margaret McLean, of Garden City, L. 1., and Quaker rail, rawung.

10 Leonard R. Davis, of Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs.

William V. La throp and son. Alexander, spent a recent Friday with her sister In Amenia. fruit and gifts were distributed. Parents were invited to attend the party with their children.

Jerome F. Hard. U. S. Navy, having completed his training at Great Lakes Naval Training base, arrived home to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Hard. After the holidays, he will bo stationed at Norfolk. Va. Christmas Party Observed By Pleasant Valley Boy Scouts Troth Announced Of New Paltz Residents KEW PALTZ Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Abramson of New PalU announce the engagement of their daughter. Mildred EsUlle, to Private Frederick Miller, son of Mr. 'e4 Mrs. Levi MillerL of Mew Paltz, PLEASANT VALLEY Pleasant Valley Cub Scouts bad Its Christ mass meeting at the Pleasant Valley Legion home.

on Dec. 17. The opening ceremony was conducted fay Cub Scout Robert Smith. Committee Chairman Arthur Griffen welcomed the Cuba and their parents. He then Introduced the chairman for the January theme of the month.

Frderick Houston. Mr. Houston spoke briefly on the January theme, "Radio and Television Acts." Toys were collected, and will be distributed on Wednesday night by members of the Committee. Cub Master Joseph Weber Introduced Richard Traver and Warren Weber. The boy entertained with a piano and trumpet duet ot "Jingle Bell" and "Silent Night" A piano solo.

"Away In the Man ger, was piayea oy tucnara Vf" Director of the IBM. Mixed chorus, William Dederer entertained with a program of Christmas carols while the Cub of each In dividual den decorated their Christmas tree with the ornaments that were made by the Cub themselves, as part of the December theme of the month. The Cubs then placed their present for their parenU under the tree. The Christmas program closed with the playing of "Taps" by Cub Scout Warren Weber. The Cub voted to donate their Christmas tree to the American Kerhonkson Couple Marks Anniversary vTAFPINGEKS FALLS Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Fisher of Kerhonkson are observing their fifth wed ding anniversary today. They were married ueceraner wi, ims. in m. John' church.

Newburgh, by the Rev. Douglas Fletcher. Mrs. Fisher 1 the former Miss Janet K. Baxter, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Baxter of New Hamburg, formerly of Wappingers Falls. Mr. Fisher Is a son of Mrs.

Louis Fisher and the late Mr. Fisher of New York City. The Fisher have two sons. Mark and Louis. Falls Pair to Mark Wedding Anniversary WAPPINGEU FALLS Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds Jr. of the Old Troy road, will celebrate their list wedding anniversary tomorrow. Toey were' married in St Mary's church, December 21. 122.

by the late Rev. John Hlnes. Mrs. Reynold I the former Mis Jullsr Mlnard. Mr.

Reynold 1 a sod of Mrs. Thomas Reynold and the late Mr. Reynold of Wappingers. They have tw daughters, Mr. Albert Canal and UtflHOUi ITOT UP turn ABWIKIIIMaiiiiiB m.

wmw Legion the Boy Scout to be I Mrs. Oree Dixon, both of Wappln used at their Christina parties. grTU. i Mr. and Mrs.

Louis E. Boyc attended a reunion of the Bride family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Prevldl In Allendale, N. yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Rlchsrd Addlss Ithaca, are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Bo lander and Mr. and Mrs. Addlss over the Christmas holidays. Ssul Bsrshay, senior at Cornell university. Is visiting his parents.

Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Bsrshay. Commander and Mrs. Chsrles Mcllwrallh were visitor In few I or L.ny on uec.

zz. Carol Betterton, Sandra Cough lln. Barbara Boyce and Ellen Le, wlttea were visitors in New York City on Dec. 21. Judith Johnson, student at Wag ner college, Staten Island, is vis iting her mother.

Mrs. Jsmes Johnson for the Christmas holidays. Patricia Johnson, student st Hartwlck college, la visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson.

Barbara and Betty Pearson, children of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Pearson, are visiting relatives In Maybrook for severs! days. Misses Helen and Catherine Long were guests of Miss Mary Kelley, White Plains, on Christmas day. Mr.

and Mrs. William Keeian are entertaining at an egg nog party at their home today. Carol Skeltbn, student at Russell Sage, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Skelton. James Nerrie, student at Rens selaer Polytechnic Institute, Is vis iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nerrie.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner entertained guests at a party at their home recently. Mr. and Mrs.

AI Friedmsnn have moved from Rector street to their new home on Tloronda avenue which they recently purchased from Mr. snd Mrs. Livingston. Donald Ilerdt, student at Rensselaer Polytechnic institute. Is visiting at his home here over the Christmas holldsys.

Lieutenant and Mrs William Rogers and daughter, Paula, are visiting relatives here while Lieu tenant Rogers is on 13 day leave. Lieutenant Rogers Is stationed at Columbus. Ga. Ann Booth, student at Oakwood school. Is visiting her parenta.

Mr. and Mrs. Verne Booth, for the Christmss holidays. Douglas Talbot, student at Virginia Military institute. visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Talbot Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall Jr and children are visiting Mrs.

Hall's parents In Macon. for two weeks. Mrs. Joseph Dauksys and Mrs. Grsce Crsne hsve moved from their former home In Msckln ave nue to Beacon luus.

josepn Dauksys. student at the University of Virginia, visiting his mother tor the Christmas holiday. Mrs. E. M.

Pearson Is visiting her daughter and son in law. Dr. and Mrs. Philip Selgel In Walla Walla. Washington.

Commander and Mrs. Raymond B. Krum and children, and Mrs. A. C.

Lockwood of White Plains were guests of Mrs. Krum' parents. Dr. and Mrs. C.

D. Ournee on Dec. 21. Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Northrop and Mrs. Rudolph Pogalky are vis iting Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Thorn and Mr. and Mrs. Mark 8. Gurnee In Silver Spring. for several days.

Donald Bewlng has resigned bis position in Rochester and Is spending several days' vacation with hi father, Cornelius Sewing, here and with Ms sister, Mrs. John Power In Westfield. N. J. He has a Job with the Central Hudson Gu and Electric Co.

here ana wui start his duties after fh first of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bellley are visiting in New York City for lew days. Mrs.

Vernon Syler was chair msn of the committee of members of the Ladles' auxiliary of the Re formed Dutch church that served refreshments on Dec. 20 to mem ben of the congregation who trimmed the Christmas tree for the annual Christmas program ot the Sunday school. Mrs. Rene No let and Miss Rossmond Van De Water assisted her. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Ohm. North Windham. are expected to arrive Tuesday for a two week visit with their son in law and daughter. Trooper and Mrs.

Walter J. Donegan. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald SUvernale, Mlllerton, will be the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Hulet A. SUvernale on New Yesr's day. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry A. Cruclus spent Christmas day with her brother and stster ln law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold SUvernale, at their home in Mlllerton. Mlas Ruth SUvernale, Lakevllle, who was also a suest of Mr.

and Mrs. SUvernale. came to Hyde Park Christmas night with her sister. Mrs. Cruclus, for a one week visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Helmer entertained at dinner on Dec. 20. Their guests were Mr.

and Mrs. George Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson and Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Whltenack. James Strom, a junior at the University of Rochester, Is spending the Christmas holldsys with hi parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Atmore G. Strom, Mansion drive.

i Including all rlty playground dl rectors. Bescon supervisors, members of the city council snd members of the Recreation commission. The dinner, psld for by the five members of the Recreation commission. Is In token of the recreation program In the rlty during the year and the assistance given the commission by those working with them. Mr and Mrs.

II. Stanley Bond are spending the Christmss week end with their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Jonathan Hanke In Alexandria, Va. Howard Bender la visiting relatives In Bayonne. N.

J. for two weeks. Rlchsrd T. Shea, airman first class, v.111 resume hla dutiea in Bermuda on Jan. after a 24 day furlough with his parenta, Mr.

and Mrs. Rlchsrd J. Shea, 14 High street. Sergesnt Jack Dexter, who Is stationed at Ft. Jackson.

S. C. la visiting hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dexter over the Christmas holiday.

Mrs. Edward McEvoy and daughter, Linda, and son, Michael, visited relatives here on Dec. 21 and 22. Mrs. McEvoy's father, William Archer, of Fishklll.

returned to Drexel Hill. Ps. and wUl visit there for seversl weeks. Mrs. J.

Ruth Howard Is visiting friends In Newburgh over the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson are visiting relatives In Miami. Florida for several days.

Miss Carol Ann Blerce, student at Western Reserve university, Cleveland, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Howsrd J. Blerce. Freedom Plains Personals installed are president, Howard A. Klrsch; vice president, Purctl Hlg glns: secretary, Mrs.

John E. Hick erson; treasurer, Mrs. Stanley Thornton. Mr. Klrsch will succeed Leslie Folster as head of the group, TOMORROW, the Feast of the Holy Innocents, the church school of Zlon Episcopal church will have 1U annual Christmas party In the parish house at 7 o'clock.

GlfU will be distributed to all pupils. Mrs. Adolf Von Borstel is superintendent of the school. Those sttending are asked 'to tske new or used summer clothes to be for warded to the mission In Haiti. An entertainment titled, "You Are There In Bethlehem," will be presented.

Annual Christmas, party of the Ladles auxiliary to the Hughson ville Fir Co. took plsce at a meetIns: In the Arehouse. on Dec. 21. Gifts were exchsnged and refresh ments served.

Serving on the committee for the party were Mrs. Mary Htrsch, Mrsr. Susan Hudson, Mrs. Florence Holden, Mrs. Elisabeth Harden and Mrs.

Dorothy Holden. Oak Grove Grange had IU annual Christmas party at the Grange haU on Dec. 21. A covered dish supper wss served In charge ot the service snd hosplullty commit tee. Members exchanged glfU and Santa Claus was en hand to distribute glfu to the children.

Ernest Dibble, a graduate stu dent st American university; Ver non Dibble, a senior at Wesleysn university, snd Carl Dibble, a sophomore at Harvard university are spending the holidays with their parenU, the Rtv. and Mrs. La vern C. Dibble, at the Methodist parsonage. Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Baxter, of New Hamburg, were guests over Christmas of their son in law and daughUr, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fisher, Kerhonkson.

MRS. THELMA CLAY snd Mrs. Florence Craft were cochalrmen of the committee of the auxiliary of Hyde Park American Legion post, 1103, which Jlrected a Christmas party for sons snd daughters of members In the Le gion hall last Sunday afternoon. There were carols, refreshments, snd gifts distributed from the tree by Santa Claus. Mr.

and Mrs. Brian aardlner entertained at dinner Christmas day. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.

Schuster and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schuster, Poughkeepsle. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Cooke and Miss Agnes Donovsn, Poughkeepsle, were the guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Bernard Schamberg on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs Cooke are Mrs.

Scbamberg's parents. Jarl Heaselbarth will fly from IdlewUd field Jan. 5 to Oslo, Norway, to visit his father. Captain Otto W. Heaselbarth.

He plans to remain two weeks. Mr. snd Mrs. Jess Heaselbarth snd their infanf daughter, Kim, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Allan Black Price at their home In Huntington. L. Christmss day. miss Margaret uicxinson re turned to Union University School of Nursing In Albany, where she la a senior, on Monday after a two week visit with her parenU, Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Dickinson, MU1 road. Mr. and Mrs. Aden Gokay. Albany.

vUlUd Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson the same day. Mrs. Cftkay and Mrs.

Dickinson are sisters. On Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson enUrtalned hU brother. Sterling Dickinson.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cruclus entertained with a punch party at their home in Kilmer avenue ChrUtmaa eve. Their guests Included, the Hev. Thed Farra.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bull, Mr and Mrs. Fred Isaacson. Mr.

and Mrs. Wlnfield Van Dyne, Mr. and Mrs. Hulet A SUvernale. Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Roby and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coote. Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Pen ny were the hosU at a famUy party at their home la East Park Chlstmas day. Their guesU were Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Plain and Mrs. Grace Penny, Hyde Park; and Mr. and Mrs. James MrCormlck. Pouehkeeoale.

and their sons. James and Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. William Q.

Jenkin and their daughter. 'Janet, and Gerald Murphy will return to their home in Washington. V. today four day boll day visit with her parents, Mr. On Dec.

18. Miss Elisabeth Skid more returned to her home from Cobleaklll where she attending state college. She will spend the Christmas holldsys with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Skid more, Skldmore road.

Also at home for the holidays ts Miss Naomi Isler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Isler, Skldmore rosd. Miss Isler Is a sopho more in Brandeu university, Wal tham, Maaa. Mr.

and Mrs. Wsrren Olln, Overlook road, left here on Dec. 24 for an automobile trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs.

George Kuchler entertained on Dec. 23 at a family Christmas party. GuesU from out of the county were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kuchler of Og densburg.

Guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Edwsrd Hunt Billings, on Christmas day were, Mr. Hunt' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Hozelle and Mrs. Hunt's brother and slster ln lsw, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mocloth. Pleasant Valley Personals Miss Jesn II.

Pultx. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Pultx.

Smith road, celebrated her fifth birthday on Dec. 20. Miss Wendy Pultx. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank II. Pultx. Smith road, celebrated her eighth oinnaay on uec. zz. Mlas Virginia Burdlck.

granddaughter of Mrs. WlUUm Koch. North avenue, celebrated her ninth birthday on Dec. 23. Thomas George Telfer.

son of Mr. and Mrs. James Telfer, North avenue, celebrated hi first birthday on Dec. 23. Pleasant Valley Fire Co.

had IU annual children party Wednesday night at the flrehouse. Troth Made Known Of Rhinebeck Girl RHINEBECK Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weckesser have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Shirley Bonesteel, to James f'lnch, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Freder ck Finch, of Amsgsnsett, L. I. The wedding will tske place on Tues day. 100 Attend CYO Yule Dance BEACON More than 100 high school snd post high school mem bers of the Bescon CYO and their guests attended a Christmas dsnee at the CYO Youth center on ChrUtmas night. Music for dancing was provided by Bill Nep fel's orchestra, and dancing took place from 8 30 to 11:30 p.

m. The center was decorated In the holiday spirit. Serving on the committee In charge were Carol Mellis. Mary Kennelly, Jane Ca hlll, Mary Ann McGovern, Theresa Westerhuls, Jsmes Browne, Rlchsrd Murphy, Michael llannon and James Hughes. and Mrs.

James E. Spratt ChrUtmas dsy. Mr. and Mrs. Spratt also entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Spratt Hyde Park, and Mrs. John A. White, Pleasant vsi ley. Private First Class Ernest Stel der Jr.

vUlted hU parents at their home on the East Park road from Dec. to Dec. 19. after finishing boot training with the U. S.

Ma nne corps at earns isiano, s. Durlnf hla tralnine won a sharpshooter medal Last week the chapter. be was transferred to Camp 1 Jeune, N. C. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Murtaugh will entertain at a New Year's eve party at their home in Parker avenue. Their guests wUl be, Mr. and Mrs. James Overfield, Mrs.

Ralph R. 'Worden. James Mur Uugh, Hyde Park; and Mr and Mrs. Fred Ohm. North Windham.

Me. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frsuen berger wUl entertain this afUr noon at an egg nog party at their home In Mansion drive. Their guests wlU be.

Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whltenack.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph llanos' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keefe.

Hyde Park; and Mr. and Mrs. John Weckesser, Rhinebeck. Mrs. Mowry Heads Falls Eastern Star WAPPINGERS FALLS An.

nusl meeting of Cascade chapter. Order of the Eastern SUr, wss conducted recently at Masonic temple with Mrs. Thelma Campbell, matron. In charge. Yearly reports of the secretary, treasurer and trustees were submitted and approved.

Election of officers for 1834 then took place. Mrs. Ruth Mowry of the Mid dlebush rosd was elected matron of the chapter, to succeed Mrs. Thelma Campbell. Other officer chosen were pstron, Ira L.

Ale dorf; associate matron. Mrs. Dorothy Alsdorf; secretary, Mrs. Margaret Hicks: treasurer, Mrs. Lillian B.

Monti ort; conductress. Mrs. Dorothy Glella, associate conductress. Mrs. Bernlce Kane; trustee for three ear term.

Mrs. Rachel Taylor Mrs. Mowry hss made her list of appointive officers as foUows: warder, Mrs CUra Newman; sen tinel. Mr. Elsie Ashworth; chaplain.

Mrs. Mildred Griffin: color bearer. Mrs Gladys Cusley; marshal, Mrs Dorothy Wolsen; associate marshal, Mrs. Mae DuMond; musician. Mrs Grsce OdeU: Adah, Mrs.

Thelma Campbell: Ruth. Mrs. Vera B. Foulkes: Esther. Mrs.

Ruth Campbell: Martha. Mrs. Betty Williams and ElecU. Vivian Roberts. InataUatlon of new officers will take place at Masonic temple on Jan.

After the meeting, a ChrUtmas party was conducted with members exchanging glfu and the sing lni of csroU. RefreshmenU were served with Mrs. Dorothy Alsdorf in charge assisted by all officers of Dover Child Baptized at Valley DOVER PLAINS Holly Lynne Seaman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Seaman.

Chestnut Ridge, was baptised on Dee. ZO at the PUaa ant Valley Presbyterian church. After the ceremony, a family dinner party took place at the home of her parents. GuesU were, Mrs. Mary McChee or Jamaica, i 14 Mr.

and Mrs. George Seaman, Hollls, L. grandparent of the baby; Mr. and Mrs Chart JBUel and daughter. Marjorie and; Charlene of SUUa Island; Cadet George Seaman, Coast Guard.

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