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1 yfw wrc 0 i) jgAi. 1 -n in i fetf-4 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Saturday, April 15, 1961 Paul M. Hayden Marries Mary Welch of Hornell PTA at Hillel To Sponsor Party Tonight THE HILLEL SCHOOL PTA is sponsoring a gala party at 8:30 p.m. to, day at the Hillel School, 1430 East Ave. Proceeds will be used to improve facilities of the school to serve the ever-increasing student body bettCr.

Featured wift be games and a continental smorgasbord. General coordinator and chairman of the evening is Zvi Zbells. Chairmen of various committees are Mrs. Ellis Gruber, Mrs. Walter Rosenthal, Mrs.

Morris Diamond, Nathan Shevin, Arnold Becker and Jerome Miller. ADVERTISEMENT New 'Beacon Wax' Won't Yellow Floors Gives Long Shine Beacon won't yellow; it's the only wax needed for long thine on til floors. JiUU ST. ANN'S Church, Hor-nell. was the scene of the wedding last Saturday, in which Miss Mary Francis deSales Welch became the bride of Paul Matthew Hayden of Embury Road.

The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ethan Lee Welch of Hornell. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Hayden of Canton. Msgr. Lawrence Gannon officiated and the Rev. Joseph Donovan read the nuptial Mass.

Miss Margaret Ann Welch was her sister's maid of honor and Mrs. Ethan L. Welch, a sister-in-law, and Mrs. Donald J. Mongeon were bridesmaids.

Kather-ine Jean Hayden was flower girl. William John Hayden was best man for her brother. Ushers were two brothers of the bride, Dr. Ethan L. Welch and Joseph D.

Welch; Lawrence Ames and Eugene Finnegan. After a reception at Hornell Country Club, the couple left for Nassau and Bermuda. The bride is a graduate of Marymount College, Tarrytown-on Hudson. Mr. Hayden is a graduate of St.

Lawrence University. Y-Teen Clubs Schedule Fun Festival A LATIN AMERICAN Fun Fiesta, with food, favors, entertainment and games all in the spirit of gay holiday events south of the border, Is announced by Y-Teen clubs of 14 high schools from 4 to 7 p.m. today jn the YWCA auditorium. 175 Clinton Ave. N.

The fiesta will culminate weeks of learning about people and customs in South American countries. More than 1,000 high school girls have taken part in the program which has been emphasized by YWCAs through the country to broaden the scope of the Americas and to help people to appreciate their Latin American neighbors. Parents and friends of Y-Teens are invited. The YWCA auditorium will be transformed into a central square for the occasion with curio shops, booths and a variety of entertainment. Y-Teens will have chili, tortillas, tamales and other delicacies on sale.

There will be serenades a mariachi band, folk dancing, slides, movies and South American music. Gay masks and pinatas and other colorful decorations are planned by the committee. Proceeds will be donated bv the Y-Teens to the YWCA World Fellowship Fund, which furthers the work of the YW in other countries. Serving on the steering committee are: Sandy Balch, Nancy Nixon, Geneva Miller, Nancy Bennett and Jean Sargent. Clubs in the following high GUESTS AT GRANDMA'S Mrs.

Ralph Voorhees of Alpine Drive, Pittsford, holds granddaughter, Jane Burgess. 3, and children's mother, Mrs. Henry W. Burgess, holds Sarah, 10 months. Mrs.

Voorhees' daughter and children have been here visiting from Darien, Conn. Today Mr. Burgess arrives to join them. Delta Kappa Gamma to Miss Charmaine Desimone 31R. AND MRS.

Joseph A. Desimone of Batavia announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Charmaine Desimone, to Richard I. Kimball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt W.

Kimball of Honeoye Falls. A fall wedding is planned. Turkish Girl Engaged to Wokott Man 31R. AND MRS. Pierre Tcheprakoff of Istanbul, Turkey, announce the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Anna Laura Tcheprakoff, to Pvt. David Andrew Ritter, USA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ritter of Wolcott. Miss Tcheprakoff came to this country and attended Leavonworth High School for her senior year, making her home with Miss Myrtle Carr in Wolcott.

She is a student at Rochester Business Institute and living now with Mr. and Mrs. John Espy in Leland Road. Pvt. Ritter is stationed at Ft.

Lee, Va. Full Automatic Completely Initialled In Your Present Furnace 31 RS. LESTER J. BER-LOVE wifl speak on "Education in Israel" at the annual meeting and birthday luncheon of Delta Kappa Gamma Society, Eta Chapter, at 1 p.m. today at the Chatterbox Club.

Mrs. Berlove was one of 24 Hadassah leaders throughout the country selected to make a special subsidized tour of Israel during the spring of 1954. She was also selected as one of Hadassah's 32 delegates to the 23rd World Zionist Congress during the summer of 1951 and as a delegate to the 24th World Zionist Congress in 1956, Hear Zionist her recent trip to Europe with her husband, who is professor of biology at Ho-bart and William Smith Colleges. Alpha Gamma Delta The annual international leunion day luncheon of the Rochester Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority will be held today at the Maplewood Inn. Bridge will follow luncheon.

Co-hostesses will be Mrs. John Dziak and Mrs. Robert Kessel. To Meet Campers Mr. and Mrs.

John Thomas Black, owners and directors of Sprucelands, camp for girls, and Spruce Lodge, camp for boys at Java Center, N.Y., will be in Rochester today to meet with campers, prospective tampers and their parents. This morning Mrs. Black will be at the home of Mrs. Albert Churchill in Brunswick Boulevard, and she will be at the Women's University Club in East Avenue from 2 to 4 p.m. Colored moving pictures of the camps will be shown at 3 p.m.

KANE'S Rep. Weis to Speak Tomorrow At District Meeting of BPW schools are participating: Brighton, Charlotte, East, Eastridge. Fairoort, Benjamin Franklin. Gates-Chili, Irondeouoit. Madison.

Monroe. Penfield, Pittsford, Rush-Henrietta and Webster. WEST RIDGE PTA West Ridge PTA will hold a game night at 8 p.m. today in the Alcott Road Audetiria. Proceeds will go toward a children's picnic area.

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Mrs. Theodore T. Odell, executive secretary of the association, will speak before members of the Rochester Chapter at the April meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. Jane Putnam in Westmoreland Drive. Mrs.

Mary Sweet Bell will be assistant hostess. Mrs. Odell will tell of Bernice W. Martin, Mrs. Arthur Talman, Miss Laura C.

Troy and Miss Evelyn A. Urtel. Hostesses will be Mrs. Harry C. Boyd, Miss Florence M.

Kreckel, Mrs. F. Herbert McGee, Miss Elsie G. Neun, Mrs. Robert J.

Newman, Miss Marie A. O'Beirne, Mrs. Susan M. Oliver, Miss Hazelle E. 01-ney, Miss Marie A.

Smyth, Miss Minnie M. Stock and Miss Marie E. Weiland. IP' 1 SPRING CLEANING Da Yur Household Motel Items Netd ldfl-9 UH Hrloi Cxktall Skohtrt DMr Plot. Dor Knlifrf H.ot R.glitrl Plwnblnq panccta Lamps lawn Furniture Wrnolit lre Itm REPAIR REFLATE REFINISH Copptrwtrf, 0 METAL PAINTING STUART OLVER tl.r lK" CO.

20 SYMINGTON PL. PA l-Wl fA tnu id Dtlttrf DISCOUNT WAREHOUSE Discount Event! Be Early Save! Save to 60... Take 3 Years to Pay! Vardfn Mrs. Paul M. Hayden Mary Welch Fellowship Tea To Highlight Church Event FELLOWSHIP TEA will highlight the Woman's Day Observance at Grace Methodist Church from 3 to 5 p.m.

tomorrow in the church parlor under the direction of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Mrs. Burton Andreas, president of the society; Mrs. Clement Yinger and Mrs. Eric Bascom will greet the guests.

Mrs. Ed K. Bo, accompanied by Mrs. Harlow Phillips, will entertain with a vocal solo. Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs.

Henry Parker, Mrs. Ernest Keppler, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. Richard Munson, Mrs. John Strieffert, Mrs.

Gilliam Rudd, Mrs. Theodore Co-burn and Mrs. Robert Sprentall. Mrs. Herbert G.

Wuerges is general chairman. Mrs. Philip Zenkel and Mrs. Harold Pierce are co-chairmen of the hospitality committee; Mrs. Herbert Morse is in charge of decorations; Mrs.

Robert Schoonmaker, serving and Mrs. Will Rick-man, publicity. SojcIoL 2 p.m. Rochester Colony, National Society of New England Women, meeting, Rochester Historical Society. 5 to 8 p.m.

Gates-Chili Fire District Exempts and Ladies Auxiliary, country style roast beef supper, Firehouse 2, 2215 Long Pond Road. 8 p.m. Women Republican Club of Ironde-quoit, card party, Town Hall. 8:30 p.m. British Commonwealth Club of Rochester, dance and party, New Dutch Mill, Dewey Avenue.

Postmen's Auxiliary To Meet Monday A social hour will follow the meeting Monday of the Ladies Auxiliary 162, National Association of Letter Carriers, at the YWCA. Mrs. Eva Weber will be hostess assisted by Mrs. James Minici, Mrs. Helen Van Duser and Mrs.

Thomas Corbett. D. Catherine Everhart Plans Fall Wedding A fall wedding is planned for Miss D. Catherine Ever- hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy F. Everhart of Miles Avenue, Fairport, and Terry Keith Sterner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sterner of Stoney Point Road, Churchville. Mr.

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HENRIETTA D. Phone: Git 3-1 IW 1 THE ROCHESTER Business and Professional Women's Club will be hostess tomorrow to the annual spring meeting of District 7 of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of New York State at the Sheraton Hotel. Following 9:30 a.m. registration and coffee hour, Mrs. Gerald H.

Freeman of Geneva, district director, will preside at a business session at 10 a.m. A workshop on "Budgets and Finance" will be held at 11:30 a.m. with Miss Margaret Crowley of Newark, assistant district director, and Mrs. Marguerite Robb of the Newark BPW Club participating. Dinner is scheduled for 1:30 p.m.

Mrs. Katherine T. King, state president and a member of the local club, will represent the State Federation at the meeting. Rep. Judy Weis will be guest speaker.

Entertainment will be provided by the Rockettes, featuring Capt. Nancy Rinaldo with Mrs. Georgia Ball as director; and a vocal trio, the Rubaiyats, including Miss Ann Jorrison, Miss Carol Lamson and Miss Marietta Fratelli. Music will be furnished by Mrs. Grace Drew.

Miss Louise Houghton, president of the Rochester BPW, is honorary chairman. Chairman is Mrs. John H. Smith, a past president of the State Federation and of the local club. They will be assisted by Miss Mildred J.

Beye, Miss Emma Linda King, Mrs. Irene Lloyd, Mrs. Ferd Lomb, Mrs. Lester W. McCormick, Mrs.

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