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Country I DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Auction, Supper Planned at Third Presbyterian Church Rochester, Sunday, N. Y. June 15, 1952 3E A COUNTRY auction and supper, sponsored by the Women's Association of Third Presbyterian Church. will be held at 3 p. m.

Saturday at 5 Arnold Pk. Furniture, bric-a-brac, silver, china, glass, pictures, and kitchen and household articles will be auctioned and used clothing will be on sale. The country supper will be served at 5:15 and 6:30 p. m. in the diningroom of the church and in the event of rain the auction will also be in the church building.

Proceeds of the affair, which will be open to the public, will go to the church building fund. Child care will be provided at the Johnston House in Arnold Pk. during the auction. Mrs. Carl E.

Bahn is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. J. Paul Gocker in charge of the auction and Mrs. Gerald Covell in charge of the supper. Other, members of committee Mrs.

George Clement, arrangements; Mrs. Nicholas Brown, furniture transportation; Mrs. Walter Swan, evaluation; Miss lone Sikes, child care; Mrs. Floyd Kirkham, clothing; Mrs. C.

J. W. Beal, finance; Mrs. C. Leslie Hammon, Johnston House: Mrs.

Edward A. Turner, telephoning: Mrs. William M. Chase, publicity, B'nai Israel Unit To Seat Slate Israel Sisterhood will install officers at a dinner meeting at B'NAl 6:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the synagogue parlors. There will be a proof entertainment and commitgram tees will be appointed. Mrs. Louis Astrachan has of reservations and Mrs. Sophie Goldberg heads the kitchen committee.

The new officers are: Mrs. Louis Frey, president; Mrs. Victor Greenberg and Mrs. Seymour Goldstein, cording vicepresidents; secretary; Mrs. Mrs.

Henry Sophie Klein, Gioldberg and Mrs. Louis Saperstone, corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Astrachan, financial secretary, and Mrs. Harry Sussman, treasurer. Ernestine Cianca Engaged to Wed Army Officer Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Cianca of Northampton St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ernestine Mary Cianca, to Lt. Leo J. Vella, USA, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ignatius Vella of Cleveland, N. Y. Miss Cianca is a June graduate of Brockport State Teachers College. Her fiance was graduated from the same college in 1949 and is now stationed with the Medical Corps at Camp Rucker, Ala.

A Fall wedding is planned. Aneata Meisch Says Vows ST. JOHN'S Lutheran Church WAS the scene of the wedding yesterday of Miss Aneata Meisch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Elwood Meisch of Whitlock to Walter Barwald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Barwald of Chippendale Rd. The Rev.

A. W. Kirsch officiated. The bride wore white nylon net and lace en train, with veil, and carried a bridal bouquet. The matron of honor.

Mrs. Charles Klos of Millport. in orchid net and lace and carried a colonial bouquet of yellow roses edged with orchid flowers and tied with orchid ribbon. The bridesmaids, Miss Marlene Meisch. Miss Agnes Czymmek and Miss June Dixon, wore yellow nylon net and lace and carried orchid flowers tied with yellow ribbon.

All wore matchIng floral tiaras. Linda Blaschek was flower girl and Gary Blaschek ring bearer. Frank Miller was best man. Ushers were Niel Meisch, James Adams and Carl Czymmek. The reception was held at the Dutch Mill.

Fincher Mrs. Walter Barwald CORSETS BELTS Cool-As-a- Breeze, Featherweight, Sheer Bras. Corsets, Corselettes. Summer Strapless Bras. GERTRUDE CORSET SHOP Experience Opp.

Seneca Hotel HAmilton Gertrude 6718 14 Years' 304 Present 27 Clinton Ave, S. McGee, RN Style Varieties To Be Shown At Revue FASHIONS of yesterday and today are being featured in the adult coed benefit fashion show at 8 p. m. Friday in the YWCA Auditorium. "Through the Years with Fashions" will offer styles, songs and dances of the olden days, as contrasted with the modern.

Featured in the show will be the Checker-Board Barbershop Quartet, with Gordon McMann, Martin Sickets, Paul Freeman and Charles Simpson. This benefit show is being presented by the YM-YW Married Couples Club and proceeds will send orphan children to the Ringling Bros. and Barnum Bailey circus in July. Modern Fashions are being presented by E. W.

Edwards Son, with commentary by Sally Franklin. General chairman is Mrs. William Wentz, with Mrs. Robert Bozzone in charge of tickets and Mrs. Loren Snodgrass in charge of refreshments.

Tickets may be purchased at either the YMCA or the YWCA; it is open to the public. Hawthorne Chapter will hold picnic Wednesday at Camp Ononda, Canandaigua Lake. Mrs. George F. Jamieson1 is in charge of transportation.

Mrs. John L. VanDe De Mark 1 is chairman of the program. The newly elected officers are: Chairmen, Mrs. Charles E.

Lloyd and Mrs. Martha Tucker; secretary, Mrs. Harry, Bagley; treasurer, Mrs. WilJ. Ryan.

Anna D. Hubbell Evening Chapter will hold its annual picnic at the home of Mrs. George Jones of Crescent Tuesday. Supper will be served at 6:30 p. m.

New officers of the chapter are: Chairman, Mrs. D. Bernard Short; vicechairman, Mrs. Earl Schauman; program chairman, Miss Harriet Simes; secretary, Mrs. Frederic Gleichman; treasurer, Mrs.

Carroll Otis. Tinsman Chapter will hold its annual picnic at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. George Sanders, Ridge Rd.

W. Mrs. Kenneth Huse is cohostess. CHAIRMAN-Mrs. Leon Falkoff is chairman of the dinner dance to be held tonight by Golda Meyerson Chapter of Pioneer Women at Lorenzo's.

It is the first anniversary of the organization and Fathers Day will he the theme of the entertainment. Mrs. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ACTUAL SAVINGS to On Bases, Imported Woodware, and Tiles, Domestic Glassware, Pottery, Lamps, Dinnerware, Lamp SECON'S POTTERY BARN 242 East Ave. Little Theatre Bldg. 10 AM to 5:30 PM Fur Storage Time PHONE Monroe at Beck's 84 84 fur storage newest most modern frigid Beck CLEANERS FURRIERS For A Cool Summer Lightweight, flexible casuals for your comfort.

Fashioned of soft crushed mellow kidskin. Red, White, $10.95 Natural, Blue and SHOES Shoes 74 EAST AVE. BA 3628 "DO I HEAR FOUR of the items which shown with committee chairmen on porch of Johnston House, will be on sale when Women's Association of Third Presbyterian where auction will take place. From left: Mrs. William Chase, Church holds its old-fashioned country auction Saturday are Mrs.

Gerald Covell, Mrs. J. Paul Gocker, Mrs. Carl Bahn. Molly Slocum Married to R.

M. Harris Jr. in Church Rite BRICK Presbyterian Church white flowers for the all-white there at 5 p. m. yesterday when Mrs.

Edwards Slocum of East Pasadena, became the wife of Richard Macy Harris son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macy Harris of Elmwood Ave. The candlelight ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harold E.

Nicely, The bride wore white-ribbed taffeta with collar and cuffs of heirloom lace and the full skirt fell into 8 court train. A cap of lace held her veil of heirloom lace and illusion and she carried lilies of the valley with white orchid. Miss Peggy Hargrave and Miss Barbara Slocum, sister of the bride, were the maids of honor, and the matrons of honor were Mrs. Marsden E. Fox, also sister of the bride, and Mrs.

Thomas F. Siebert. The bridesmaids were Miss Nancy Kingston, Miss Sally Burnett of Winnetka, Mrs. William Dann of Buffalo and Mrs. Walter Fisher of Milton, Mass.

All the attendants were identically dressed in white organdy, made with embroidered bertha collars and bouffant skirts and worn with blue sashes. They carried stephanotis and ivy and wore bands of ivy in their hair. Lawrence Cory Harris was best man. The ushers were John Rae of Binghamton, Jenkins Middleton, Harper Sibley Hawley Ward, Gilman Perkins, Donald Clark, Thomas Siebert, Huston Hunting, John Macomber and Thomas Devine. Greens and white carnations decorated the Country Club of Rochester, where the reception was held.

was decorated with greens and wedding which was solemnized Miss Molly Slocum, daughter of Ave. and James H. Slocum of Following the reception, the couple left for Cambridge Beaches, Bermuda. Mrs. Harris is graduate of Miss Porter's School, Farmington, and Briarcliff Junior College.

Mr. Harris was graduated from St. Mark's School and attended the University of Rochester. Michael Insalaco Takes Bride at Holy Redeemer Announcement is made of the marriage Miss Virginia Horn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Horn of Point Pleasant, and Michael Insalaco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Insalaco of Vose which took place on June 2 at Holy Redeemer Church. Msgr. William Stauder received the vows.

The maid of honor was Miss Lena Brazil and Charles Insalaco, uncle of the bridegroom, was best man. After a wedding dinner, the couple left for Canada. They will reside at 11 Vose St. Keep Ice Cream in Tray When, you buy ice cream, empty it out of its cardboard package and into an ice cube tray if you want it to stay hard: cardboard acts as an insulator, while the metal ice cube tray I conducts cold quickly. cool, cool mesh Red Green Turitan with Wheat TARPON Nylon Mesh $21.95 Do pmark do.

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m. Thursday. The program will include tion of officers, entertainment and an exhibit of handmade articles. Officers for 1952-53 are Mrs. Rose Hendrickson, president; Mrs.

Irene Grapenstetter Miss Ethel A. Emery, vicepresidents; Mrs. Susanne C. Heaney, secretary, and Mrs. Lorena Dennington, treasurer.

Meetings will not he held July and August. Junior Group Sets Annual Dinner The annual dinner and installation of officers of the Junior Division, Rochester Section, National Council of Jewish Women, will be held p. m. Tuesday at the Spring House. Mrs.

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