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SOCIAL NEWS ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1950 SOCIAL NEWS Antics Draws Large Crowd at Annual Fitkin Benefit The Allenhurst Antics of 1950, Alliance of Fitkin hospital, opened room of the Berkeley-Carteret hotel, people. This annual show will be of the hospital. An overture by Van Smith's chestra tacopened show, which directed by Peter West, a member of Jerome H. Cargill Producing organization, New York. The opening number, "Allah Allah Allenhurst," included 12 persons: Fountain, Katherine Kip, Barbara Brown, Bobby Hilton, Joan Kelly, Chippy Acquino, Ken Menken, Peter Pietri, Richard Bush, John Penagaricona, Thomas Hughes and Roger Schock.

Next to perform were Guy Villapiano, Ralph Sweneraton, Jay McCabe. Peter McCabe, Peter Morgan, Richard Keilt, John Montague, Lori Iversen and Dee MacCallum in a number, entitled "Manana" was the title of the next selection by five of the male members of the cast. This featured John Loprete with Richard Bush, Roger Schock, Thomas Hughes and John Penagaricona. A number, was done by Mary Ann Earle, Libby Hefferman, Maria Umana, Vicky Owen, Rita Morgan, Joyce Hotz, Barbara Miceli and Eileen Madigan, while those appearing in "Diamonds Are Not De Trop" included Kay Wertheim, Diane Loprete, Jane Baer, Grace Mary Dengar, Mimi Hefferman, Joan Kervick, Ann Featherston and Candy Silkman. Tony Randazo was featured in "Boy Meets and the girls included Janie Hoffman, Barbara Jones, Juanita Kopp, Catherine Kervick, Sue Cooke, Margaret Randazo, Ginny de Vegh, Ann Proctor and Judy Hurley.

Diane Loprete and Jack Laird sang "Birth of the Blues," while Madeline Thomas danced. "So This Is Civilization" concluded the first part of the show and was done by Sandre Fountain, Katherine Kip, Barbara Brown, Joan Kelly, Ginny Byrne, Bobbie Hilton, Chippy Acquino, Chris Millson, Pie tri, Robert Richard Bush, John Pen agaricona, Thomas Hughes and Roger Schock. Following the intermission, the Rockettes appeared first. They were Nora Madigan, Phyllis Tagliabue, Lee Villapiano, Ann Wade, Mary Madigan, Joan Loprete, Pat IT'S WISE To Have Your PRESCRIPTIONS Filled At The PARKE DRUG CO. 712 14 COOKMAN AVENUI HONE ASBURY PARK 7 ASBURY PARK FREE DELIVERY CHARGE IT! It's so easy and convenient to shop at Teppers using our 90-Day Revolving Charge Account.

No interest or other charges. Teppero. Tahions last night in the Crystal terrace presented by the Del Deal-Allenhurst this city, before several hundred repeated tonight for the benefit Logier, Ginny Byrne, Judy Hurley, Dee Dee Keller, Ann Proctor, PhylThedwall, Ann Danker, Pat Hefferman, Ginnie White, Lucy Reiss, Joan Fischer, Marilyn Madigan and Joyce Hotz. Ann Mascuch and Joe Acquino sang "Dearie," and a "Boomps-a-er Daisy" number was done by Kay Wertheim, Diane Loprete, Jane Baer, Grace Mary Denegar, Mimi Hefferman and Joan Kervick. Valerie Veigel was featured in number, "Ballin' the Jack," which also included Chris Millson, Peter Pietri, Lou Paladeau, Richard Bush, Thomas Hughes, Roger Schock Eileen and Moran John then Penagaricona.

stage to present styles in songs. Kay Wertheim and James Drake did "Mambo. Other numbers included: Dancing in the square, Shirley Trouts, Mary Ann Van Note, Elisa Comacho, Lucy Willingham, Gale Christensen, Gloria Randazo, Martha Amend, Pat Rita Morgan, Barbara Micheli, Libby Heffernan, Joanne Heffernan, Maria Umana, Vicky Owen, Dorothy Niemeyer and Joyce Hotz. A Paris, Ann Wertheim with: Nora Madigan, Phyllis Tagliabue, Pat Logier, Ginny Byrne, Ann Danker, Ginnie White, Lucy Reiss and Lee Villapiano. Primative man, Sandra Fountain, Katherine Kip, Barbara Brown, Bobbie, Hilton, Joan Kelly, Chippy Acquino, Ken Menken, Pete Pletri, Richard Bush, John Penagaricona, Thomas Hughes and Roger Schock.

General chairman of the show was Mrs. Donald W. Dickson, while Richard Byrne was the producer. Joseph A. Fecher was pianist for rehearsals and musical director.

Other chairmen were Mrs. John M. Osborne, advertising; Mrs. Andreas A. Iversen, tickets; Mrs.

Edward C. Lewis and Mrs. Beatrice Denner, wardrobes; Mrs. Dickson, patronesses; Mrs. Walter O.

Weisbecker, art director, and Mrs. William B. Reilly, publicity. Belmar Reception Follows Wedding Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Tamesian, who were married in the Armenian Apostolic church in New York city at 10:30 a.m., Aug. 19, held a wedding reception on the lawn of the bridegroom's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carney Zavatjian, 217 Ninth avenue, Belmar. Luncheon and dinner were served.

The bride. the former Anne Simonian, New York city, was given in marriage by her brother, Zarah Simonian. She wore a beige lace gown and veil. Attendants were Mrs. H.

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Park, 2-7304 N. J. 1,200 Attend Dance at Fort FORT MONMOUTH Nearly 1,200 persons attended dance in honor of the participants in the 1950. First army baseball tournament Wednesday night at the Post Service, club club. was decorated in gold, silver and multi-colored metalic pennants, with two huge baseballs to carry out the theme of the dance.

Favors were crepe papbaseball hats. More than 200 girls were present from Summit, Westfield, Cranfield and Shore communities. Vince's band played for dancing on the large floor and on the patio. Refreshments were served and players present from each of the competing teams were introduced amid much fanfare. The event marked the second consecutive year that the First army playoffs have taken place on the Fort Monmouth field.

charge of the affair were Miss Mildred Semans, Service club director, and Maj. Raymond E. Bennett. Special Services officer. Rose Hall Weds Mr.

Czerwinski The daughter wedding of Mrs. of Mrs. Gerald Rose Johnson, Hall, 604 Pine street. Asbury Park, and Chester Czerwinski, Corlies aveNeptune, took place Sunday afternoon. The Rev.

Otto C. F. Janke, pastor o' the West Grove Methodist church, performed the ceremony at the home of Mrs. Susie Hicks, Sewall avenue, this city. Mrs.

Phyllis Jacobs, Asbury Park, was the matron of honor and the bride's only attendant. Albert Schilder, Belmar, was best man. Immediately following the ceremony, there was a reception at the home of the bride. The couple left on a wedding trip thru New York state. Freehold V.F.W.

Women Convene FREEHOLD. Mrs. Nettie of Foreign Wars auxiliary Spero, presided when the Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus home. Mrs. Margaret Mucha reported on the rummage sale.

It was announced that a traveling gavel will be held at Keyport Sept. 13. Plans were completed for a cake sale Sept. 1 on Route 33. The door prize was awarded to Mrs.

Pearl Seabers. Donations were voted for the Lyon's hospital and to Mrs. Gary Brady, partmental president. Following the meeting a covered dish supper held to honor members celebrating, birthdays in July and August. Honored were Mrs.

Beulah Strickland, Mrs. Julia Ollwerther. Mrs. Emma Oakley, Mrs. Mollie Ann Lopatin, Mrs.

Helen Weiland, Mrs. Mary Sagotsky, Mrs. Margaret Kelsey, Mrs. Virginia Bordon, and Mrs. Ann Nivelinski.

present were: Mrs. Florence, Spero, Mrs. Elsie Muir, Sauerland, Mrs. Florence White, Mrs. Beulah Ely, Mrs.

Hazel Hiller, Mrs. Eleanor Wallace, Mrs. Eugenia McMahon, Ann Marazita, Mrs. Ruth Meyers, Mrs. Evelyn Cullen and Mrs.

Anna Donahue. Mrs. Lang Given Surprise Shower Mrs. Richard Lang, L. street, West Belmar, was given a surprise miscellaneous shower Thursday night at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Russell Hart, 1921 Margerum avenue, South Belmar, with Mrs. Sherman Applegate, co-hostess. Mrs.

Lang was the former Miss Patricia Via, Red Bank. Gifts were arranged on a decorated table under yellow and white umbrella. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lang, Mr.

and Mrs. James R. Hart, Mrs. John Day, Mrs. Frank VanNess.

Mrs. George Coakley, Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Clifford Twidle, Mrs. Edgar Benton, Mrs.

Floyd Smith, Mrs. William Chambers, Mrs. Fred Morton. Mrs. Henry Poland, Mrs.

Herman Hausotte, Mrs. Walter Quelch, Mrs. Marsena Van Doren, Mrs. Sarah Rowe, Mrs. John Polhemus, Mrs.

Gilbert Solomon, Mrs. Joseph Cittadino. Mrs. Gary Brown, Mrs. Lawrence Atkinson, the Misses Janet and Adelaide Armes.

Sherman Applegate, Richard Lang and Jerold Hart. Freehold Woman Guest at Shower FREEHOLD. Mrs. Beatrice Forcinito, South street, was given a surprise shower recently at the home of Mrs. Charles A.

Errickson, 33 Schiveria avenue. A bassinet was trimmed in white to held the gifts and streamers were suspended with rattles attached to the ends. A buffet supper was served. Attending were: Mrs. Harold Burke, Mrs.

Helen McCelland and dauchters. Shirlev and Linda. Mrs. Michael Palladino. Miss Maiorie Yorkas, Mrs.

Johanna Dunlevy. Miss Mary Dunlevv. Mrs. Michael Coddington and Mice Daisy Philline, Tops Mol- a Known Troth of Daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Charles J. Fee, 400 Thirteenth avenue. Belmar, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rose Mary Fee. to Frank L. Sutts.

son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Larson Sutts, 415 Old Corlies road. Neptune.

Miss Fee was graduated from St. Rose's high school and is employed by Yore Drug store. Belmar. Mr. Sutts.

who is a graduate of Nentune high school. served two years in the employed by Fielder and Warner. Belmar. No date been set for the wedding. Mid- Week Service The union midweek service of the churches here will be held Wednesday at 7:45 p.m.

at Shiloh Baptist church with the Rev. H. H. Hubbell, the speaker. Junior Women Plan Activities The executive board of the Asbury Park Junior Woman's club met Thursday night at the home of Mrs.

Charles Brauer, 38 Evergreen avenue, Neptune City. Miss Jacqueline Racquet, president, received reports from on department heads. Miss Marion Chandler reported on final plans for the Third district fall supper conference at Crystal Brook Inn Oct. 5. At this time the Asbury Park club will be hostess to 100 members of Junior Woman's clubs.

Mrs. Brauer and Miss Dorothy Kline, yearbook chairmen, reported that all necessary data had been received and yearbook should be ready at the first meeting in October. Fund-raising projects were discussed and tentative plans were made for a cake sale Oct. 4 at Liggetts drug store and a card party and fashion show March 20. Miss Ruth Kinney was put in charge of plans for a club theater party to see "Call Me Madam" Nov.

4. Others attending were: Mrs. John Pare, Mrs. Edwin Fox, Miss Maryland Brighton, Miss Rita D'. Esposito, Mrs.

Doris Lunz and Miss Dorothy Farrell. Ann Wekerle Becomes Bride LONG BRANCH. Miss Ann Wekerle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wekerle, Atlantic avenue, became the bride of Remsen Hunnerwell, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Rem Hunnerwell, New York city, Aug. 13. The Rev. James A.

Thompson. curate, performed the ceremony in the rectory of the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Given in marriage by her father. the bride wore a white gown, styled with a bodice of chantilly lace and a full skirt which ended in a court train. Her fingertiplength veil fell from a crown of orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of white roses and babies'-breath.

Miss Florence Reim, cousin of the bride, was the maid of honor and was attired in an aqua gown of satin and nylon. Her head piece red roses and she carried' a 'bouquet of red roses. Melvin Cannon was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home and later the couple left for a wedding tmp to New York. They are living at 462 Atlantic avenue.

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Authorized Johna-Manville Contractor Jacqueline Snyder Becomes Bride on Parents' Anniversary LOCUST -The wedding of Miss Point road, and William Seguine Seguine Johnson, New York and place at All Saints Memorial church, which was also the twenty-fifth Legion Women List Delegates Mrs. Hildred Sexton, 1010 Grasmere avenue, Wanamassa, was hostess to the Ladies auxiliary of the Wanamassa American Legion post, when plans were discussed for the state convention at Convention Hall, Asbury Park, Sept. 7 thru 9. Mrs. Charles Siter, Mrs.

Roger McKean and Mrs. Sexton were elected delegates. The alternates will be Mrs. Arthur Fielding, Mrs. Harold Glassford and Mrs.

Robert Truax. Mrs. Marvin Newman, president, heard plans made for a cake sale Sept. 16. Mrs.

Robert Peluso and Mrs. Roger McKean will be COchairman. Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Siter were appoined to investigate facilities for future meeting places.

Due to the increase in members, it is inconvient to meet at members' homes. Mrs. Fielding was also to study welfare proprinted The dark horse prize was won by Mrs. Siter. The Sept.

7 meeting will be at the home Fielding, with Mrs. Bernice Gorenflow in charge of refreshments Mrs. Glassford in charge of the dark horse prize. Also present were Mrs. Kenneth McKean and Mrs.

Patrick Strano. Games Are Plaved By Jolly Nighters Mrs. August DeGostine, Raymere avenue, Interlaken, was hostess to the Jolly Nighters Thursday night. Game prizes were won by Miss Eva Galassetti, Mrs. Charles Epaminonda, Mrs.

Andrew Galassetti and Mrs. DeGostine, Refreshments were served. The next meeting, Thursday, will be at the home of Mrs. Epaminonda, Prospect avenue, Spring Jacqueline Anne Snyder, Locust Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Bridgehampton, Long Island, took here, yesterday at 3:30 p.m., anniversary of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Spad- er Snyder. The Rev. Charles Paddock Johnson, rector, performed the mony.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride, was attired in an ankle-length gown of white embroidered, Her organdy silk and illusion matching waistof matching organdy, and she carlength veil fell from a Juliet cap ried cascade bouquet of list lilies. Miss Yvonne E. Snyder was her sister's maid of honor. She wore an afternoon-length gown of white organdy over lemon yellow taffeta with a matching taffeta sash and headpiece of ivy. She carried bouquet of variegated green leaves.

The bridesmaids were Miss Valerie H. Thomas and Miss Gertrude Mertens, Locust, and Miss Barbara D. Potts, Fair Haven. They wore gowns of white organdy over lime green taffeta which were tied with matching taffeta sashes. They also wore ivy headpieces and carried bouquets of variegated leaves.

James W. Johnson was his er's best man, and the ushers were Peter L. Johnson, another brother; John A. Plant, Flushing, N. and Henry M.

Polhemus, New York. Immediately following the ceremony, there was a reception at the home of the bride's parents. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will live in New York.

The bride was graduated from the Northfield School for Girls, East Northfield, and Edgewood Park, Briareliff Manor, N. Y. The bridegroom attended Hotchkiss school and Yale university, He is a member of St. Elmo socieand served three during the war in the marine corps. He is Burlington Mills corporation, New York.

NEW MISS MANASQUAN-Miss Jean Harris, 19, Irvington, gets a kiss from being crowned ball at Sea Girt crowned by Joyce prize. Miss Mae Arline Sayrs, 18, Miss Harris gets Sayrs is at right. Marine Sgt. John Nichols, Manasquan, after Miss Manasquan last night at annual fireman's inn. Miss Harris, selected from ten girls, was Cook, last year's winner, and received $100 Conley, 18, Jersey City, was second, and Miss Spring Lake, third.

The runners-up watch as kiss from brother of last year's winner. Miss Nearly 400 persons attended the ball. (Press Photo) Fitkin Auxiliary Elects Officers The Shark River Hills auxiliary to Fitkin hospital elected officers Wednesday night in the home of Mrs. James Evers, retiring president, Pinewood drive, Shark River Hills, Neptune. Mrs.

Barr Turner was elected president; Mrs. Charles Vitello, vice president; Mrs. Joseph Sturm, secretary, and Mrs. Edward Jones, treasurer, Mrs. Roy Trudel, chairman of the recent benefit dance in the Shark River Hills clubhouse, reported $102 had been realized.

Mrs. Evers reported the afternoon group of the auxiliary presented Nursery with an electric wall clock. Mrs. Russell Schmid, work chairman, reported work completed the hospital during the year consisted of 1,081 towels, 57 caps, 37 triangles, 5,829 powder cases, 1,084 eyepads, 68 crib sheets, 32,000 hypo cloths, sponges, 16 254 head glove bands, cases, 128 44 slings, tray 16,800 applicators, 5,000 cotton balls and 60 novelties for the children's trays. Mrs.

Evers, assisted by Mrs. Trudel, served refreshments. Birthday Party daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Palladino, 6 Conover street, celebrated her first birthday with a party Wednesday.

Attending DeLucia, were: Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. How- fred ard Noble, Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Trezza and children Anthony and Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Gigilo, Mr. and Mrs.

David White, Mr. and Mrs. William White, Mrs. Anna Palladino and Mr. Sam Palladino.

Women of Moose Postpone Picnic it was announced the picnic scheduled for tomorrow has been before members of the postponed until late in Septeenber the Moose Thursday night in Moose hall, Cookman avenue, this city, Mrs. Lillian Jones, senior regent, heard thank-you cards and letters read from men and women at Moosehaven, Fla. It was reported that Mrs. Catherine Glaser and William Hulse are in the hospital. A recording of an interview on the Welcome Traveler broadcast was played.

Following the meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. Florence Clayton, chairman; Mrs. Saddie Hadfield and Mrs. Mildred Johnson. The special award was by the Mrs.

George Ette. The next meeting will be Sept. 14 at Moose hall. Allentown Choir Has Annual Picnic ALLENTOWN. The Presbyterdan church choir held its Sixteenth annual picnic recently at Washington's Crossing.

Attending were: Mrs. Mary Jane Allen, Mrs. Mary N. Allen, Mrs. Margaret J.

Dawes, Mrs. Margaret Day, Mrs. Hannah Havens, Mrs. Alice Hendrickson. Mrs.

Nancy Probasco, Richardson, Mrs. Evelina Satterthwait. Mrs. Louise J. Steelman, Mrs.

Grace M. Stomeback, Mrs. Margaret Storms, Mrs. Clara Mac Wilbur, Hugh M. Jansen, Alan Stoneback.

Everett B. Storms and F. Dean Storms, director. Mrs. Charles Dennis is completing her forty-seventh year as organist.

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