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rt mm wiiimi'mm -inn JUei ZUfO(femedi lie Announced Cemcerst end Rochester, N. LL June 22, 1955 -Oil I ii liiffii mMr 7lJ sr Helen Brooks Married at Mt. Morris JN A ceremony Saturday, in St. Patrick's Church, Mt Morris, Miss Helen Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wil-lard Brooks of Mt. Morris, became the bride of Willard H. Veeder son of Dr. and Mrs. Willard H.

Veeder of Geneseo. The Rev. Robert Fen-nessy performed the ceremony. The bride chose a gown of lace, with a net bouffant skirt Her veil was fingertip and she carried pale pink roses centered with a white orchid. Mrs.

Robert Beuerlein, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore blue lace and net over taffeta, with a hoop skirt She carried white chrysanthemums and centaurea. The bridesmaids were Miss Natalie Donovan, Miss Mary Catherine Winters, Miss Sally Green and Miss Eleanor Veeder, sister of the bridegroom. They were dressed identically to the matron of honor and carried the same flowers. Garrett Veeder, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.

Ushers were Willard Brooks, brother of the bride, Edward Duggan, Carmen Griffo and Ralph Webb. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Veeder is a graduate of Rochester Business Institute and is employed in Rochester. Mr.

Veeder is a graduate of Manlius Military Academy and Rochester Institute of Technology, and at present is a student Miss Dorothy Benedict JR. and Mrs. Ward C. Benedict of Maplewood Avenue, Spencerport, announce the, engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Lois Benedict, to Norman Kenneth Foley son of Dr. and Mrs.

Norman K. Foley of Perrysburg, Ohio. Miss Benedict is a graduate of Cazenovia Junior College and Skidmore College. Her fiance, a graduate of Hotchkiss Preparatory School and Williams College, is affiliated with Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. He will report for active duty with the Marine Corps at Quantico, Va.

on Sept. 5 with a rating of second -HinraliM Miss Doris Reynolds and Mrs. Frederic A. Reynolds of Schenectady announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Doris Ann Reynolds, to Robert Harold Brown, son of Mrs. Harold W.

Brown of Wisner Road and the late Mr. Brown. Miss Reynolds is a member of this year's graduating class of St. Lawrence University and her fiance is a graduate of St Lawrence University. He served two years with the Army in Salzburg, Austria, and recently received the degree of master of education from St.

Lawrence University. A late summer wedding is planned. i ii in ii iRMninH'iiaiiriiiftiffiiJ annual garden party there tomorrow. Preparing a basket of geraniums are, from left, Mrs. Eugene L.

Stowell, Council president; Mrs. Hughes, hostess; Mrs. Ernest L. Hallowell, party chairman. COALS TO EW CASTLE Extra flowers, In pots, baskets and urns, will help decorate the garden of Mrs.

Arthur M. R. Hughes in Ambasador Drive when the Council 'of Church Women holds its Miss Joan Parry THE engagement of Miss Joan Louise Parry to John Carroll Loughlin, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Loughlin of Lake Avenue, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Parry of Forest Hills Road. Miss Parry attended Rochester Institute of Technology. Her fiance attended Alfred University and Rochester Institute of Technology and is a member of Gamma Theta Gamma fraternity. He will leave in September for Naval Cadet Training School. at 12 Van Antwerp Netherlands Village.

Church to Hear Missionary Miss Azalia Peet of Webster, Methodist missionary to Japan for 37 years, will speak on "World Fellowship" at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Penfield Methodist Church fellowship hall. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. William Earl Davis, Mrs.

Henry Roth-fuss, Mrs. Lloyd Putnam and Mrs. Norman Hess. Prior to the meeting, Miss Peet will be the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Bareis, Washington Road. 1 Eugene Raymond Oeschger Jr. Takes Bride Caryl Kohls Marries Kansan dress of embroidered tulle, the tiered skirt ending in a train. She wore a veil and carried a spray of white delphiniums with an orchid and lilies of the valley. The matron of honor was the bride's aunt, Mrs.

Steven Kuczek and bridesmaids were Mrs. Louis Esposito and Miss Kathryn Parker, all of Schenectady. They were gowned alike in blue and carried baskets of white daisies and blue delphiniums. William Coultee was best man and ushers were Christopher Rooney Jr. and Donald Best, all of Schenectady.

After a reception at the Edison, Club, the couple left for Canada. They will be at home A WEDDING of Rochester interest was solemnized in Calvary Episcopal Church, Burnt Hills, on Saturday, when Miss Ann Katlierine Buetow was married to Eugene Raymond Oeschger son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Oeschger of Schenectady. Mr. and Mrs. Oeschger are former Rochester-ians and the bridegroom at-teded schools in this city. The Rev.

Leon Cartmell officiated in a setting of blue and white delphiniums and carnations. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Buetow of Burnt Hills, chose a wedding Vv at the University of Following a wedding trip to New York City, Mr.

and Mrs. Veeder will reside at 222 Genesee St. Couple End Visit Here 3JR. AND MRS. Harold Wid-om have returned to their home in Chicago after a short visit in this city with Mrs.

Widom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sanow of St Paul Street. Mrs. Widom, the former Louise Sanow, on June 10 received a master's degree, the School of Social Administration of the University of Chicago.

Mr. Widom will receive his Ph. D. in mathematics from the University of Chicago this summer. After Sept 15, the Widoms will make their home in Ithaca, where Mr.

Widom will teach mathematics at Cornell University. Mary Verhag Is Engaged Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Mary Ellen Verhag. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Verhag of Penfield, to Frank M.

Pender, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Pender of Wolcott. JUSH Methodist Church was the scene of the marriage of Miss Caryl I.

Kohls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Kohls of Rush, to Frank L. Nelson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Nelson of Emporia, last Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Lloyd Yost performed the ceremony, assisted by the Rev.

Luther M. Ridge-way of Kensington Methodist Church, Buffalo. The bride wore a white waltz-length dress of embroidered organdy and a fingertip veil. She carried a cascade of white roses, orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss Shirley A.

Wilson was maid of honor in nile green organdy and carried yellow roses. Mr. Nelson was best man for his son. Ushers were John W. Nelson Jr.

and Maj. Earl A. Nelson, brothers of the bridegroom. A reception was held in the church parlors. Irondequoit Pair At Vermont Meet Mr.

and Mrs. Edward D. Suter of Covington Drive and Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Wright of Overbrook Road have been attending a meeting of the Presidents Club of the Connecticut Life Insurance Co. in Manchester, Vt. come, write or phone HA 2000 Air-Conditioned (JliCo. 4 -A VWS v' Fall Season Mapped by Voiers THOUGH the setting ior a meeting of the board of the League of Women Voters of Monsoe County yesterday was conducive to relaxation, a vigorous program for th? fall was planned when it met at the summer home of Mrs. Richard Alden on West Lake Road, Canandaigua.

Announcement was also made that the finance drive will begin Sept. 20. THE ROCHESTER SCHOOL for the Deaf will hold its 79th annual Commencement exercises at 10:30 a.m. Friday in Denton Memorial Auditorium. FOUR KIN'DERGARTEN classes of Durand-Eastman School will hold a picnic from 9 a.m.

until lunchtime tomorrow, which will also include a visit to Seneca Park Zoo. Two teachers, 114 children and 40 mothers will attend. THE 26TH SETON Branch Group of St Mary's Hospital will hold its annual picnic tomorrow right at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin McCormack Jr.

in Harwood Lane. THE 19TH WARD WCTU will hold its annual luncheon meeting, at which officers will be elected, on Friday at Trinity Methodist Church. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m. THE WOMEN of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth David are collecting clothing and discarded items for a rummage sale to be held Sunday and Monday at 200 Main St. W.

Proceeds will be used for Temple projects. MEMBERS OF the Anna D. Hubbell Afternoon Chapter of the Rochester YWCA will have husbands as guests as a picnic at 6:30 p.m. Friday at Webster Park. New officers who will be introduced at this final meeting of the season are: Chairman, Mrs.

Albert Lindgren; assistant chairman, Mrs. E. W. Johnston; secretary, Mrs. Donald Thomas; treasurer, Mrs.

Richard Matthies; assistant treasurer, Mrs. C. L. Tucker; social chairman, Mrs. James Reed; corresponding secretary, Mrs.

E. Baird Robinson. THE INTERNATIONAL Relations Study Group of the Rochester Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. W.

Frank Martin in Clover Street. Canada will be the subject for discussion, led by Mrs. Mabel Eberwein. Hostesses will be Mrs. Harry C.

Boyd and Miss Evelyn A. UrteL Miss Madeline J. Snyder is chairman of the group. Dessert will be served. Lavon Griffith Joins Brides period wedding dress of lace and satin en train was worn by Miss Lavon Griffith when she was married Saturday in St.

Margaret Mary Church to Thomas J. Ferrara. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E.

Griffith of Cotter, Ark. and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Ferrara of First Street Miss Griffith wore a veil and carried white carnations with an orchid. Her matron of honor, Mrs.

Madeline Ferrara, wore pink and carried pink and white carnations, and the bridesmaid, Miss Shirley Beavers, was in aqua and carried carnations tinted to match. Domenick Ferrara was best man and Carmen Costa the usher. An evening reception was held at the Triton Hotel. tto tow Mrs. Thomes J.

Ferrara Lavon Grifjuh '( i -v I i i Virdtn Mrs. Frank L. Nelson Caryl Kohls Baptist Group Attends Parley 'INE members of Immanuel Baptist Church are attending a house party at Keuka College held by the New York State Women's Baptist Assn. National and state officers of the association are speakers. They include national president Mrs.

Maurice Hodge and state president Mrs. R. Donald Williamson. Rochester women at Keuka College are Miss Vivian Corey, Mrs. Lawrence C.

Ross, Miss Josephine Brown, Mrs. Robert Slaughter, Mrs. Joseph P. Silver, Mrs. Charles Gale, Mrs.

William tBeckwith, Mrs. Louis Hagen and Mrs. Roger B. Welling, Clara Frisicano Joins Brides BLUE and white wedding took place Saturday morning in Holy Rosary Church when Miss Clara Frisicano was married to Raymond T. Ruff son of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond T. Ruff of Meredith Street. Msgr. Charles Shay officiated and the Mass was celebrated by the Rev.

William Hart of St. Bernard's Seminary. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frisicano of Selye Terrace, was dressed in white tulle and rose point lace over satin, the skirt made of lace-edged flounces and a train.

A lace crown held her veil and she carried stephanotis with a touch of pale blue delphiniums. Mrs. Stanley Smith and Miss Josephine Frisicano, sister of the bride, were honor attendants and bridesmaids were the Misses Mary Ruff, Betty Locurto and Paula Frisicano. All the attendants wore waltz-length dresses of light blue crystalette and carried stephanotis with pale blue delphiniums and dark blue centaurea. Annette Carlisi was flower girl and Sam Tufano ring bearer.

The best man was Robert Streicher, the ushers Robert Roessel, Paul Kress, Gerald Nic-olay and Sam Rizzo. The reception was held at Sweet's Farm, Webster. The bridegroom is a graduate of St John Fisher College. 5 1 c- Mrs. Raymond T.

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