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SOCIETY Sunday Times ANN DORSEY. Sunday, October 8, 1950 -Photo by Goldfine Mrs. John R. Murphy Betty Jo Barton Becomes Bride Of John R. Murphy In Ceremony At St.

Patrick's One of the prettiest of the carly fall weddings took place yesterday morning in St. Patrick's Catholic Church when Miss Betty Jo Barton, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferman P. Barton, of McMullen Highway, became the bride of John R.

Murphy, city, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Murphy, of Shenandoah, Pa. The double ring ceremony was solemnized at a nuptial mass at 9 o'clock, in St.

Patrick's Catholic Church. Rev. Thomas A. Hardesty officiated and was celebrant of the 70888. The altar, lighted with cathedral candles was decorated with tall vases of white chrysanthemums and ferns, with ferns; palms and tall standards containing white chrysanthemums in the sanctuary.

Leslie W. Fair, Frostburg, was vocalist, accompanied by Sister Aquinette, who also played the Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin" BS the processional for the bridal party and the traditional recessional from Mendelssohn's "Mid Summer Night's Dream." Mr. Fair sang 'Mother At Thy Feet I'm Kneeling." preceding the ceremony, and Schubert's "Ave) Maris," Cesar Frank's "Panis An-) gelicus," "On This Day Beautiful Mother," and Sanctissima," during the mass. The bridal attendants were Mrs. Leslie W.

Fair, Frostburg, cousin of the bride, as matron of honor; Mra. Richard Sanders, Fiedmont, W. Miss. Freida Skelly, Mra. Edward Rider and Mrs.

L. William Zeller, as bridesmaids, The flower girls were Jeannine Richardson, Frostburg, Donna Walker, cousins of the bride, and Sandra Lee Harrison, god-child of the bride, Andrew Kleha, Shenandoah, was best man for. Mr. Murphy and John Barton, cousin 'or the bride, John Herbaugh, Edward Dolphin, cousin of the bridegroom, and William Zeller were ushers. The bride was escorted to the altar by both her mother and father, this being her request of the day to honor them on their 31st wedding anniversary.

The bride was attired in a white chiffon velvet gown fashioned with a Queen Elizabeth collar embroidered in seed pearls and crystals, and long fitted sleeves ending in points at the (Continued on Page 10, Col. 3) Mrs. Richard Huff Marriage Of Beverly V. Pearce To Richard Huff Announced Mrs. Thelma Davidson, New City, announces the marriage of her daughter Beverly V.

Pearce, of Narrows Park, this city, to Richard Huff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huff, 443 Central Avenue. The ceremony was performed September 22,. at St.

Mark's Evangelical and Reformed Church sonage, with Rev. Carl H. Clapp officiating. Miss Emma Lowery was maid of honor and Richard Pullin served as best man. The bride wore a beige dress with Glenna Sean Kinser, NNCR Glenna Jean Kinser, NNCR To Be Bride Of Dr.

A. R. Evans Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Ensign Glenna Jean Kinser, Nurse Corps, U. S. Navy Reserve, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Taschenberger, Oldtown, to Dr. Arthur Evans, Lieutenant (j.g.) Medical Corps, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R.

Evans, Parsons, Tenn, The ceremony will be performed at 11 a. m. October 13, in the chapel of the U. S. Naval Hospital, Newport, R.

with Chaplain Robert Q. Jones, Lieutenant, USN, officiating. Miss Bertha Johnson, Lonaconing and Miss Oneita Sommerkamp, Cumberland, are to be the bridesmaids, and Dr, Jack Rogers, St. Joseph, will serve as best Dr. John Burke and William Brown, Lieutenants (j.g.) USN, will be ushers.

The bride-to-be 1s a graduate of Oldtown High School, class of 1944, and of Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, class of 1947. Prior to enlistment in the Naval Reserve she was a member of the staff of New York Hospital, Cornell Center, New York. City. Dr. Evans is a graduate of Parsons High School and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and the University of Tennessee Medical School, Memphis.

He is a member of Pi Kappa Phi and Alpha Kappa Kappa, Dr. Evans reported for active duty with the Navy last June. Bedford Road Homemakers Feature Flower Arrangements The Bedford Road Club held its roll call on "Flower Arrangements" at its recent meeting in Zion Methodist Church, Bedford Road, Each member answered by describing some arrangement for a bouquet or corsage. Special mention was accorded to Mrs. Earl Smith, and Mrs.

L. J. Miller for corsages they exhibited and which were later sent to shutins among the club members. Mrs. Miller also exhibited a hat made.

entirely of dahlia leaves and petals. The from song of the month Betsy Pike," an old traditional air, was sung by the group, with Mrs. Thomas Buser conducting and Mrs. G. R.

Golladay at the piano. An exhibition of needlework made by Mrs. Estella Judy was shown and Mrs. Violet McElfish demonstrated how she upholstered a whole suite of living room furniture. This being Soil Conservation Week, discussion on the theme "You Owe Your Land a Living," was held by Mrs.

Smith, Mrs. Robert Earsom, Mrs. Estella Judy and Mrs. Mary Boyle. Mrs.

Judy gave the history of the oldest tree on Bedford Street, an Elm, near the church, which was planted by the first Bedford Road Homemakers Club in 1927. At next month's meeting, the first Wednesday in November, Achievement Day will be featured. Others attending were Mara. William Kniseley, Mra. Estel Ocsoter, Mrs.

Charles Stotler, Mrs. S. E. Simons, Mrs. Vincent Lindner, Mrs.

Forest Willison, Mrs. Peter Zufall, Mrs. E. L. Fagan, and Mrs.

William McDermott. Guild and WSCS To Celebrate Anniversary With Dinner The Wesleyan Service Gulld of the Centre Street Methodist Church will celebrate its tenth anniversary at A dinner meeting held with the WSCS in the church soical room on Thursday, October 19, at 6 o'clock. guest speaker will be Miss Florence Hooper, of Baltimore, whose subject will be "May Your Mrs. Marley Honored By East Side LHG The East Side Lay Health Group entertained in honor of Mrs. Irma Marley, city health nurse, with a farewell luncheon a recent afternoon at the home of Mrs.

L. C. Cessna, Shade's Lane. Mrs. Marley, who has been employed as a City Health Nurse for the past several years, is leaving with her.

husband for Greensboro, N. where Mr. Marley has been transferred by the Kelly-Springfield Tire Company. Corsages were presented to Mrs. Marley, Miss Carroll, Miss Grace Hardman, Mrs.

Ann Straw, Mrs. Louise Kilffner and Mrs. Clyde Cessna, by Mrs. Mildred Naughton. Others attending were Mrs.

Laurel Smith, Mrs. Edith Cessna, Mrs. Laverne Clingerman, Mrs. Ernest Abernathy and Mrs. Fern Kenney.

Somogyi-Kane Wedding Rites At Parsonage Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dreyer, 342. Davidson Street, announce the marriage of their niece, Patricia Jean Kane, to Frank B. Somogyi, Philadelphia, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank B. Somogyi, McDonald, Pa, Mrs. Somogyi is the daughter of the late Mrs. Edith.

Dreyer Kane. The "double ring ceremony WAS performed September 30, at St. Luke's parsonage, with Rev. Dr. H.

Hall Sharp officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Dreyer were the attendants. After.

the ceremony a. luncheon was served at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Evelyn Hadra, 320 Furnace -Street. After a brief wedding trip through Southern States, the couple will reside in Philadelphia. -Photo Triplett Mrs.

Glenn William Gillum, The former Miss Jean Marie Helena Kirtley who became the bride of Put. Gillum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gillum, Bedford Road, Saturday, September 30. The ceremony 10a5 performed at SS.

Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Mrs. Gillum -is the daughter of Mrs. Arthur D. Johnson, 30 Greene Street, and Howard Leroy Kirtley, Elmwood Lane.

Put. Gillum is stationed at Quantico, Va. -Ruhl Studios Mrs. John J. Grant Mothers Will Grant-Ruppenkamp Wedding Party Nov.

8 Takes Place At SS. Peter, Paul The Contraternity of Christian Mothers of SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church made plans for holding a card party at a meeting Thursday night in the school. Mrs. George L.

Carney was named general chairman of the party which will be held November 8, beginning at 8:15 p. m. in SS. Peter and Paul Parish Hall, Mrs. Carney named chairmen and members of the various committees who will start work immediately and report at the meeting Tuesday night, Oatober 24, at 8 p.

when arrangements will be completed. Mrs. Frederick A. Puderbaugh was named chairman of card games and will be assisted by Mrs. Caroline Lippold, Mrs.

Carl Grabenstein, Mrs. A. M. Spioch, Mrs. Frank Donahue, Mrs.

Eugene Close Mrs. Joseph Lippold. Mrs. F. DeSales Glick 1s chairman of tickets, assisted by Mrs.

Carl Soethe and Mrs. George Dressman. Mrs. Louis W. Lippold is chairman of prizes, with.

Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Eugene Reinhart, Mrs. Norman F. Goetz, assisting, Mrs.

Walter Byer and Mrs. John Collins are co-chairmen of the miscellaneous booth. They will be assisted by Mrs. Francis Hill, Mrs. Francis J.

Hayes, Mrs, Richard Shireman, Mrs. Thomas F. Conlon, Mrs. Martin Rohman, was named chairman of refreshments. Her assistants will be Mrs.

Gerald Brode, Mrs. Michael Monahan, Mrs. Helena Jones, Mrs. Edward Kegg, Mrs. William Crites, Mrs.

Jack Poised, Mrs. James Dressman, Mrs. Helen Keifer and Mrs. Angela O'Neil, At the conclusion of the meeting new officers of the Contraternity were installed, They are Mrs. Carney, president; Mrs.

Caroline Lippold, vice president; Mrs. Nora Byer, secretary, and' Mrs. Emma Soethe, treasurer. Rev. Louls Glantz, O.FM.

pastor of SS. Peter and Paul, officiated at the instal-31 lation, Mapleside Young Couples Elect Officers, Hold Party The Mapleside Young Married Couples Club held its Arst fall meeting recent evening in the basement of the Mapleside Methodist Church. William Rice presided at the business meeting at which new officers were elected. The new officers are Norman White, president; Mrs. Jean Dicken, Mrs.

Platt To Be Hostess To Music and Arts The Music and Arts Club will open its program tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Herbert Platt, Cleveland Avenue. Assistant hostesses will be Miss Datha Thomas, Mrs. Herbert Loar and Mrs. Anthony Bollino.

Mrs. Samuel T. Weatherholt will preside at the business session and Mrs. Robert K. Mann will be chairman of the evening.

The program will Include 1 a vocal duet by Mrs. James Grosh and Mrs. M. Monroe MacKenzie; a paper on Dorsey Current and a Events group of by piano Miss solos Ann by Mrs. Maurice- Matteson.

-Addison Photo Mrs. Bernard Jack Beck, Jr. Mrs. Beck is the former Miss Rosalie Greise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John. Greise, Valley Road. Her, marriage to Mr. Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

B. J. Becker, 110 West First Street, took place in SS. Peter and Paul Church, September 29: Mr. Becker leaves here October 13 for Camp LeJeune, N.

to train with the Marines. The marriage of 'Miss Ruppenkamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Ruppenkamp, Oldtown Road, to John J. Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grant, Rochester, took place September 19, in S8. Peter and Paul Catholic Church.

The double ring ceremony was solemnized at 9 a. m. at a nuptial mass by Rev. Louis Glantz, O. F.

M. pastor. Miss Mildred Ruppenkamp, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and the bride's only attendant. Gerald Ruppenkamp served as best man, The bride was attired in a length dress of white marquisette and wore a fingertip illusion veil attached to a pearl crown. She carried bouquet of white mumi with an orchid corsage center, also an amethyst rosary.

Her maid of honor wore an anklelength aqua net and taffeta dress and carried a bouquet of yellow mums with a pink rose center. Among out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grant, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank 'Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Valentino and son, Mrs. Herman Goodwald and son, Mrs. Allen Milligan and son, Ernest Grant, and James Martin, all of Rochester.

Social Activities Of Elks To Hold 'Circus Daze' Oct. 20, 21 vice president; Mrs. Miriam Webster; secretary; Francis Webster, treasurer, and Robert Webster, chaplain. It was decided to change the meeting night to the fourth Wednesday of each month. A Halloween Party is planned for October 25 and the Entertainment committee 1s composed of Norman White, Ted Conday, Webster, Leo Rowan, Pague and Francis Webster.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Jean Dicken and Mrs. Maxine Rice. The tables were decorated in observance of the third anniversary of the club. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rowan, Mr. and Mrs.

William Rice, Mrs. Derl- Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dicken, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Pague, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Norman White, Mrs.

George Conway and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webster. Mothers Club Holds Dinner At Shrine Club The Mothers Club held a dinner and bridge party at the Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club Thursday night, preceded by a short business session with Mrs. Albert List presiding.

Prizes in bridge were won by Mrs. William Carscaden, Mrs. William Buchholtz and Mrs. John Robb, Others attending were Mrs. Thomas Blash, Mrs.

Lyman Bonner, Mrs. Richard Bruce, Mrs. William Cramer, Mrs. William Carscaden, Mrs. M.

Burgin Clemmer, Mrs. Henry K. Duke, Mrs. Eric Gibbs, Mrs. Richard Kirsch, Mrs.

Albert List, Mrs. Henry Lowery, Mrs. Norman Taylor and Mrs. John Waugh. Emmanuel Choir Entertains For New Members Emmanuel Episcopal Church Choir entertained for new members following regular rehearsal Thursday night in the parish house.

The committee. in charge WAS comprised of Mrs. Howard Taylor, chairman, Mrs. Franklin W. Kremer, Mrs.

Jack Wetzel, and Mrs. John Bestwick. Guests were Rev. H. W.

RichardSOD, rector; Maurice Matteson, choir director, and Mrs. William Oswald, organist: Mrs. Claude Twigg, Mrs. William Geppert, Miss Dorothy Ebert, Miss McCallom, Miss Anna Miss Alts Brotemarkle, Miss. Anna'.

Jo Brotemarkle, Miss Joyce Bestwick. Andrew Roemer, W. R. Eyler, R. Bruce DuVall, Alfred Pitts, Dan Pitts, William.

F. Williams, William Jackson, Jack R. Lechliter and Cumberland Lodge No. 63, B.P.O.| Elks has earmarked October 20 and as two days of social activities for Elks and their invited guests to be known 83 "Circus Daze." The Social Sessions committee has made elaborate plans to create a real circus atmosphere throughout the club. There will be Midway, Side Shows, The Big Top, and other circus attractions.

Pennants and balloons will indicate the Circus features. Cumberland Lodge has extended the privilege of open house on both nights to the committee in order that more members can attend the event and that it can be properly presented. The first night will feature the opening of the Midway and Side Shows with dancing during the evening with music furnished by the Hammond organ and played by Rudy Sullavan and his trio in the Rainbow Room, Saturday night, October 21, the Big Top, which will -be erected on the ball room floor will be open for dancing and at 10:15 musical revue will be 'presented a dancing ensemble, several soloists, novelty numbers, clowns and comedy skits from some of the current musical shows. Musical background for the dancing will be furnished by the Eight Ambassadors. The Social Sessions committee, Harry Tracy, chairman, has enlisted the aid of the Ladies Group to assist in making this an outstanding event, Tickets and reservations for the Big Show will go on sale next Saturday, October 14, at the club, Members will be permitted to bring guests for both nights, Members of the committee assisting Mr.

Tracy are A. W. Bergeron, Glenwood Reel, C. Hafer, and Roy Whiteman, Shadow Never Grow Less!" She will be introduced by Miss Gerardine Pritchard, program' chairman. Mrs.

A Albert L. Rogers, president, recently held the initial planning meeting of the church. Named to the executive committee were Mrs. Hubert Radcliffe, social committee; Miss Garnett Fazenbaker, supply chairman; Miss Eudora Joachim, membership chairman; Mrs. Esther Lichliter, Christian social relations and local church activities; Mrs.

George F. Reiter, sptritual life; Mrs. Carolyn Dunlay, ways and means; Miss Marion Dennison, reservation chairman, and Miss Orpha-Bonita Pritchard, publicity. Officers of the organization assisting Mrs. Rogers are Miss Gerardine Pritchard, vice-president; Margaret Neff, and Miss Lucretia Boucher, treasurer, MTS.

William Paul Anderson Edith Hetz Crump Bride Of William Paul Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor Crump, Standish Street, Frostburg, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Edith Hetz Crump, to William Paul Anderson, Keyser; W. Va.

The ceremony was performed, at the First Methodist Church, Frostburg, September 29, with Rev. John Bayley Jones officiating. Miss Dorothy Jane Crump, sister of the bride, was of: honor, and William M. McGinnis, also of Frostburg, was best man; The. bride wore a navy.

blue suit with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. Her maid of honor Of wore tan suit with. green cessories, and yellow roses. Mrs. Anderson.

15 a. graduate of Beall High Shool, Catherman's Business School, and the Washington School of. Comptometry; At present she la is secretary in the Executive Office of the President, Washington. Mr. Anderson is graduate of Greenbrier.

Military School, Lewisburg, W. and virginis University, School of Journalism. At present he is employed by the Prince Georges Post, Hyattsville, Md. After short honeymoon the couple will reside at Riverdale, Md. 1 black accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds.

Her matron of honor wore a two-piece brown suit with dark brown accessories and corsage of red rosebuds. The bride was graduated from Allegany High School and was formerly employed by the Celanese Corporation. The bridegroom attended Fort Hill High School and is employed by the Kelly Springfield Tire Company. He is a veteran of World War II, having served in the Pacific Theatre of operations..