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PARENTS TO REPORT so ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Tuesday. May 23, 1950 na RAGU ITALIAN STYLE SPAGHETTI SAUCE a fill-' rnn Interlalcen Girl Plans To Marry Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Daily of Interlaken have announced the approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Joyce Daily, to Joseph A.

Meskill, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Meskill of Trenton, N. J. The wedding will take place June 24.

Miss Daily is a graduate of Rider College, Trenton, where she was affiliated with Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority. Mr. Meskill, a senior at Rider College, is a member of Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity. 5 GUESTS FROM FLORIDA Mrs. Lee Corrigan and daughter, Linda, at right, watch their hostess, Mrs.

Carl Ostberg Jr. of the Ellen Burnie Apartments in Bennington as she works in her garden. The Corrigan of Ft. Lauderdale, will remain as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ostberg for two months. Junior Guild for Crippled Children Elects New Officers Slate FFICERS of the Junior Guild for Crippled Children were elected yesterday at a meeting of the group at the Chatterbox Club. They are: President, Miss Dorothy Chapin; vicepresident, fj FOR SAFE, EXPERT 1 -Appelhaum Mrs. Irving M. Gold U.ll.JMW Victor Mrs.

Richard Shannon Miss Howland Becomes Bride TN a candlelight ceremony at 4 p. m. Saturday in Westminster Presbyterian Church, Miss Marjorie Lois Howland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E.

Howland of Cranberry Lake, became the bride of Richard Shannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Shannon of Albermarle The Rev. Richard S. Blair officiated.

The bride wore the traditional white satin. It was made in princess lines, the bouffant skirt with tiers of rose point lace, completed by a court train. A lace Mary of Scots bonnet held her veil and she carried gar denias. Miss Dorothy Love, maid of honor, wore yellow nylon net and lace over yellow taffeta and carried dark red carnations. The bridesmaids were Miss Irene Mengel and Miss Irene Kimball, who wore orchid nylon net and lace over orchid taffeta, while the junior brides maid, Barbara Shannon, wore pale green nylon net over matching taffeta.

The bridesmaids carried yellow carnations. Mary Lou Shannon, niece of the bridegroom, who was flower girl, wore pale green. John Shannon was best man for his brother, and ushers were John Steve and Robert Benedict. Mr. Shannon attended the University of Michigan and Rochester Institute of Technology.

He is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity. MOHAN'S 1 1 7 anvers. jTcrre ear it ii Harley School Slates Year's Final Dinner final Corporation Dinner 1 of the -year for Harley School will be held at 6:30 p. m. Thursday at the school, with Dr.

Dexter Perkins as guest speaker. In keeping with past dinners, reports will be given by parents of students, in charge of various committees. James Gray will report on finance, Schuyler Baldwin, en rollment; Charles Bullard maintenance; Mrs. Libby Pulsifer, parent fund; Richard Lankes, work day; Mrs. Clarence Wyand, central committee, Robert Heilbrunn, alumni, Mrs.

Her man Bakker, nominations; and Mrs Fred Forman, dancing committee. Lawrence Utter, director at Harley, will give a report on the school. Mrs. Wyand is general chairman. Committee chairmen and others who will be at the speakers' table- include Mrs.

C. Luther Fry, chairman of the board of trustees; Mrs. Ethol Wads-worth, flowers; Mrs. Stanley Dye, tickets; Mrs. Bruce D.

Davidson; dinner; and Mrs. Francis D'Amanda, arrangements. An attendance of 130 is expected for the event. Gold-Taylor Nuptial Held JN a ceremony held Sunday evening in B'nai Israel Synagogue, Miss Maxine Ruthe Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Minnette Taylor of Boardman became the bride of Irving M.

Gold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gold of Cleveland St. Rabbi Aaron Solomon officiated. The bride wore a lace-trimmed gown of white satin and net.

A ruffled lace tiara held her fingertip veil and she carried a white orchid and fleur d'ajnour on a Bible. Miss Betty Slaford, maid of honor, wore Nile green taffeta and net and carried tea roses and green fleur d'amour. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Stanley Levenson, in rose taffeta and net, Mrs. Harry Sandler, in aqua and Miss Tala Benson, in rose.

They carried pink roses and blue iris. Lana Jean Sandler flower girl, wore yel low taffeta and carried a Colonial bouquet. Leonard Gold was best man and the ushers were Mr. Levenson, Mr. Sandler and Sidney Gold.

A dinner and reception were held at the synagoeue parlors. The couple left on a wedding trip which will include New York City and Atlantic City. Doris L. Vahue Becomes Bride TN a ceremony Saturday morning in St. Michael's Church, Miss Doris Louise Vahue, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Vahue of Fien was married to De Villo Hunter McCann son of Mr. and Mrs. De Villo H. McCann of Orchard Pk.

Blvd. The Rev. Francis A. Kleehammer officiated. The bride wore an old-fashioned type gown of white satin trimmed with Chantilly lace en train.

Match ing lace edged her veil and she car ried a purple orchid with fleur d'amour. Mrs. Vora Rowe, sister of the bridegroom, the matron of honor, wore Nile green, while the maid of honor. Miss Virginia Campbell, was in yellow marquisette. The bridesmaids, Miss Ruth Vahue and Miss Katherine Vahue, sisters of the bride, were in blue and pink marquisette re spectively.

All wore matching picture hats and carried old-fashioned bou-i quets of Summer flowers. Charles McFadden was best man. Ushers were the bride's brother, Charles Vahue, and Richard Finlay-! son. i TEACHERS TO ELECT Members of the Rochester Class room leacners Organization will meet Wednesday, May 31 at 4:15 p. m.

in the Rundel Memorial Build ing. Officers will be named, and busi ness measures will be discussed. AVENUE COMFORT. WEAR 1 SMffi SPRING MATS PRICE Other Fashions Proportionately Reduced 80 East Avcnu Your Rut Ar Injured Adintt Fir and Theft While in Our Poeteesion. CLOSE OUT! Monaoefwrtr't riri.ina in PHONE BAKER 7110 1IH V-J-V- LTt oonaea i ui 1 FUR STORAGE DRY Phone BAker 7110 inn nTi isi.rm.n (vMk ill I i Mil i at fir- in 1 ii iiiiicu vuan, na Ladies1 Plain Dresses PERFECTLY DRY CLEANED AND HAND PRESSED Lov(r mud letter 4fwayt SPEEDY'S 190 Court Street COR.

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today at Oak Hill Country Club when the Highland Hospital Staff Auxiliary meets for its Spring luncheon, business meet ing and card party. Cochairmen of arrangements are Mrs. Joseph Green and Mrs. Joseph Loder. Reports will be presented by the following officers and committee chairmen: Mrs.

John R. Williams Mrs. Alfred Cassebeer, Mrs. Robert Corcoran, Mrs. Green.

Mrs. Donald Hook, Mrs. Hugh Pfluke, Mrs. Julius Rock and Mrs. James Clements.

Dolores Clark Weds in Perry PERRY Baptist Church was the scene of a wedding Friday evening. May 12, when Miss Dolores E. Clark daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon S.

Clark, Castile became the bride of Frederick H. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller, Perry. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev.

Earl S. Beal. Mrs. Harry Willey of Rochester, a sister of the bride, was matron of honor, Jerry V. Davis, Perry, was best man.

Harry Willey and Raymond Phillips Jr. were ushers. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jerry Davis and Miss Jane Kennedy, both of Perry. Marilyn Miller, sister of the bridegroom, was flower girl.

A reception was held at the Ma sonic Temple. Vie Club Schedules Tribute to Mothers At Luncheon The Vie Club will pay tribute to mothers at a luncheon Thursday at 12:30 p. m. at the Colony Restaurant. Mrs.

Frank Woodworth, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Weirich, Mrs. Hazel Webster and Mrs. Elizabeth Woodruff. Others on special committees include Mrs.

Delia Woodworth, Mrs. Jennie Simmons Mrs. Roy Bigler and Mrs. Earl Kennedy. Those celebrating birthdays this month are Mrs.

Emma Scherer, Mrs. Nellie O'Calaghan and Mrs. Delia Mortinson. CLEANING LAUNDERING Jj 61 North St. Ii Victor Mrs.

DeV. McCann Jr. Braknis Mrs. Daniel A. Gudell Wedding Held In Church JN a ceremony in St.

Stanislaus Church Saturday morning, Miss Emily Marie Struczewski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Struczewski of Herald was married to Daniel A. Gudell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Gudell of Dayton St. Msgr. Joseph A. Balcerak officiated. The bride was attired in rose point lace over satin en train.

She wore a fingertip veil and carried a white orchild with bridal roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Celia Strojny, cousin of the bride, who was her honor attendant, wore Nile green marquisette and car ried yellow roses and snapdragons tied with yellow ribbon. The brides maids, Miss Jeannette Golembioski and Miss Rosemary Struczewski, wore identical gowns in the same shade of Nile green and carried the same flowers, tied with green ribbon. They wore matching sweetheart nats. The bride's niece, Jo Ann Struczew ski, flower girl, was similarly dressed and carried a basket of flowers.

Victor Gudall was best man for his brother and ushers were Julie Gudill, Henry Wilczewski and John Struc zewski Jr. ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holbig of Waterloo have announced the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Eleanor Holbig, to Peter Alland, son of Mr.

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Gilbert of Flower City Pk. The wedding will take place in October. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Donna Pris-cilia Conn, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Conn of Holley, to Henry Mele, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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Kreuter treasurer. Miss Chapin was former vicepresident. THE M'CUBS, a newly-formed group in the Holy Rosary Church parish, elected officers at a recent meeting. Mrs. Fred Pestorius is president and other officers are Mrs.

William Haney, vicepresident; Mrs. John Ho-gan, secretary; and Mrs. Evelyn Hun- toon, treasurer. The group was organized to lend support to the Den Mothers of the Holy Rosary Cubs. Its first undertaking will be a cake sale in the church hall on June 2.

Plans for the event will be made Friday at a committee meeting at the home of Mrs. Pestorius in Dewey Ave. Colony Prexy Attends Meet 3JRS. R. B.

Stuart of The Norman-die left by plane Sunday for the Viking Hotel. Newuort. R. where she will attend the 37th Congress of the. National Society of New England Women.

Mrs. Stuart is president of Roch ester Colony of New England Wom en, he will report 10 new members for the local chanter and will also take part in the Memorial Service. Twelve juniors are beine soon- sored and will constitute charter membership of the newlv oreanized Rochester Junior Colony. Jane Morgan Married In Warsaw Rite Miss Jane Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Morgan, Silver Springs, became the bride of Milton Ewell, Wyoming, son of Mrs. Raymond Moore of Dale, in a ceremony Friday evening. May 12, in the Bap tist Church parsonage in Warsaw. The Rev. George B.

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