The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • 8

Past Presidents, V. W. Early Autumn Bride Will Be Bride College Women Service Couple Weds Edith Bqrnett Named District Weddings Of i I Photo by Okomewski Studio. Pfc. and Mrs.

Albert H. Ross THE marriage of Miss Helen F. Mischler, yeoman third class of the WAVES, dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mischler, Hamilton Park, Quota Governor Nineteenth Area, Is Created For Convenience Of Vircinia Clubs Formation of a new division of Quota Clubs International, was the feature of the twelfth conference of the Tenth District of the inter national group held in Wilmington over the week-end.

The division will be known as the Nineteenth and will be composed of Virginia clubs formerly located in the Tenth District. Miss Alice Palmer of Norfolk. former lieutenant governor of the Tenth District, was elected governor of the new group and Miss Fern Hoover of Harrisonburg, lieutenant governor. Miss Edith Bamett of Montgomery County. was elected governor of the Tenth District, including Wilmington, succeeding Mrs.

Nettie Baynard Davis of the Wilmington Quota Club. Mrs. Edith Kerr of Baltimore was elected lieutenant governor. Officials Are Guests Dr. Mary Powell Northam of Baltimore, first vice-president, and MLis Mary F.

Hennessey. Waterbury. treasurer of Quota International, were guests at the conference which was attended by nearly 100 members frcm Baltimore, Hampton Roads, Harrisonburg, Montgomery County, Newark, N. Norfolk, Richmond, Salisbury, Washington, and Winchester, as well as this city. Dr.

Northam. in a brief address at the dinner Saturday night in the Hotel DuPont stressed that the world needs fellowship and Quota is one of the groups which must set the pace. We must translate into effective action the faith we have in the future, she said. The kind of faith we have will determine the kind of world we are going to live in. Mrs.

Edward J. MacMullan, director of the John Robert Powers School. Philadelphia, was another dinner speaker. Using as her topic, "Your Most Attractive she advised the women to stress I their personalities and types. The need for rehabilitation of civilians as well as veterans was pointed out by this speaker.

Rehabilitate your selves to try to understand these returning veterans, she urged. Don't ak too many questions and let the boys set the standard for what they want to do. Miss Mary C. Zebley, president of the Wilmington club, welcomed the guests at both the afternoon business session and the dinner. Mrs.

Davis presided on both occasions. Mrs. Ellinor G. Preston, president of the Richmond Quota Club, made the response in the afternoon and business included the report of the credentials committee by Miss Anna E. Alexander, Wilmington; memorial service in charge of Miss Constance R.

Walker, president of the Newark. N. Quota Club; reports of district officers; auditor's report: reports of club presidents: a report of the international board of directors session in Chicago June 24 to 26 by Miss Hennessey: the report of the resolution committee by the chairman. Miss Sue Schlack, president of the Winchester Quota Club, and the report of the nominating committee, Miss N. Evelyn Parsons.

Baltimore Quota Club, chairman, followed by the election. Officers Installed Invocation was offered at the dinner by Miss Rietta M. Emerson, Wilmington, past international president. Dr. Northam installed the new officers.

Miss Edna Stuart led group singing with Miss Amelia E. Ludwig as accompanist, and the dinner music was played by the Schwatlo trio. Following an informal breikfast yesterday at the Hotel DuPont a number of the conference delegates visited Longwood. Retiring officers of the Tenth District in addition to Mrs. Davis are: Lieutenant governor.

Miss Edel M. I-ullen, Newport News. sec-rf tary-treasurer. Miss Margaret C. Kane.

Wilmington, and district editor. Miss Isabelle Barbier, Newark, N. J. W.C.T.U. Dinner Program The Cheswold W.

C. T. U. will n2ia a iri a' I City and State I Buckmaster-Tull The wedding of Miss Edna F. Buckmaster, this city, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie W. Buckmaster, Rehoboth Beach, and Sergt. Foster A. Tull.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Tull, this city, took place Satur day in McCabe Memorial Methodist Church. The Rev.

Dr. Edward J. Bond, pastor, officiated. Mr. Buckmaster gave his daugh ter in marriage.

Her only attendant was Mrs. Eleanor L. Johns. Mr. John Young served as best man for the bridegroom and ushers were Mr.

Donald Baker. U. S. C. Mr.

Winfield C. Sexton, U. S. and Mr. Joseph D.

Paiese. A reception at the Coffee Shop followed the ceremony. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of the P. S. duPont High School.

The bride is a senior stu dent in the Delaware Hospital School of Nurses. Sergeant Tull. who served with the Tenth Air Force in the China-Burma-India theatre of war, recently returned to this country Cordrey-Tyndall Miss Agnes E. Cordrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Elvey C. Cordrey, Seaford, and Mr. Joseph T. Tyndall, Georgetown, son of Mr. Joshua Tyndall, Jamaica, L.

were mar ried Saturday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Betty Center, this city, was the maid of honor and only attend ant to the bride. Mr. Claude Binell, Harrington, was best man. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of the University of Delaware.

The bride is a member of the faculty of the Richardson Park School. Mr. Tyndall is associ ated with the Delaware Power and Light Company. After a wedding trip in Virginia, the couple will live in this city. Crerand-Ols en The marriage of Miss Patricia C.

Crerand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Crerand, Claymont, and Mr. Howard O. Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Olaf Olsen, also- of Claymont, took place Saturday afternoon in the rectory of Holy Rosary R. C. Church, Claymont. The Rev. F.

X. Fitzpat-rick officiated at the double ring ceremony. Miss Ann Donnelly was maid of honor. Mr. Francis D.

Crerand, brother of the bride, was best man. A reception followed the ceremony at Naaman's-on-the-Delaware. Tiduell'Kopanski The marriage of Miss Eileen Marie Tidwell, daughter of Mr. and William Joseph Tidwell. 108 Lincoln' Avenue, Tuxedo Park, and Private Joseph John Kopanski, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kopanski, 1105 Beech Street, took place Saturday afternoon in the Woodcrest R. C. Church with the Rev. John J.

Foley officiating. Mr. Tidwell gave his daughter in marriage. She was attended by Miss Mary Zdrojewski as maid of honor and Miss Ethel Veasey and Mrs. William T.

Tidwell, bridesmaids. Mr. William Kopanski was best man for his brother. Uehers were Mr. Stanley Garrett and Mr.

Henry Katmalski. A reception at the home of the bride's parents followed the ceremony. Private Kopanski is stationed at Camp Blanding, Fla. Cleveland-Cloud KENNETT SQUARE, Oct. 15 (Special).

Miss Eleanor Cleveland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cleveland of East State Street, and Mr.

Roland R. Cloud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cloud of Hamorton, were married on Friday afternoon In the First Baptist Church by the Rev. Leland M.

The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malin, brother-in-law and sister of the bride. Mr. Cloud was recently released from the U.

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Jane Sparks and Mrs. Caro lyn Seidle will be held loiiowuis the meeting. Mrs. Emily Shields will report at the meeting on the sale of Christmas cards. Arrangements are being made by the Department of Delaware Aux iliary for a sauer kraut supper Monday night, Oct.

22. in Pythian Castle. 906 West Street. Mrs. Lola Szymanski, senior vice-president, will be in charge.

Mrs. Anna Wardell. Richardson Park, is president of the department auxiliary. Club to Elect A vice-president and trustee will be elected at the quarterly meeting of the executive board of the Delaware State Federation of Women's Clubs on Thursday, Oct. 25, at the Dover New Century Clubhouse.

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Edward L. Cussler will report on "Critical Opinions on the San Francisco Charter." Following these discussions the group will formulate the program, for the year. Other study group meetings an nounced by the branch for the coming week are: Book Group tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. Hunt, 405 Hawthorne Drive.

Mrs. William H. Lockwood will review "Vigil of a Nation" by Lin Yutang. Sewing Group, Wednesday morn ing at 10:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs. John Masterson, 709 Woodsdale Road.

Social Studies Group, Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. David W. Hogan, 115 Duncan Avenue, McDaniel Heights. Mrs. E.

Vernon Lewis will review "Immortal Wife" by Irving Stone. Book Group next Monday aft ernoon at 1:15 in the home of Mrs. Leander Poor, 910 Blackshire Road "Pride's Way" by Robert Molloy will be reviewed by Mrs. Dana Christie The Philadelphia Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a dinner meeting on Tuesday. Oct.

30 at 7 o'clock The speaker will be Dean Virginia Gildersleeve whose topic will be "Is the San Francisco Charter Obsolete?" Members of the Wilmington Branch may make reservations with Mrs. Harry Sedwick, telephone 2-8252. Members are permitted to bring husbands or other guests. To Discuss Jews' Future Miss Celia Greenfield is chairman of the Junior Hadassah education committee, which holds monthly meetings. The first meeting for this season will be held at the home of Miss Mae Forman, 2305 Broom Street, tomorrow night when Mr.

Louis Schwartzman, educational director of the Y. M. and Y. W. H.

will speak on "The Future of the Jew." Harvest Party A harvest party will be held at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow evening in P. O. S. of A. Hall, 406 West Seventh Street, by Court Diamond No.

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High Adams the home of the bnae parents. Queen Anne's Publishing Company and editor of the Record-Observer in Centreville. After the wedding trip in the Pocono Mountains the couple will make their home in Centreville. Doris H. Loughry Weds B.

E. Davis, Jr. DOVER, Oct. 15 (Special). Mr.

and Mrs. Rowland Delaware Herdman announce the marriage of their daughter, Doris Herdman Mc-Loughry, to Lieut. Beverly. Early Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

B. Early Davis, of Manoa, on Sept. 19. The Rev. Dr.

G. Ashworth Burs-lem performed the ceremony in the Presbyterian parsonage at St. Georges. Mrs. Roland Rieve and Mr.

R. Berkley Herdman, brother of the bride, both of Dover, attended the couple. Mrs. Davis is a graduate of the Dover High School and the Wom College. University of Delaware.

Lieutenant Davis is a graduate of the Dover High School. Massanutten Military Academy and attended the University of Delaware prior to entering military service in 1941. He recently returned from a year overseas as pilot of a flying fortress. He is the holder of the D. F.

C. and the Air Medal with three clusters. After a wedding trip through Virginia. Lieutenant Davis reported to Memphis. Term.

Mrs. Davis will join him later. Daughters to Meet Lady MacDuff Lodge No. 127. Daughters of Scotia, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in Orange Hall, 706 Delaware Avenue.

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and Mrs. William H. Cowgill, of 1103 Prospect Avenue, Bellefonte. Pri vate Cowgill recently returned from Germany where he saw active duty With the Ninth Army. The wedding will take place on Friday, Oct.

26, at 7 p. to. in Delaware Avenue-Bethany Baptist Church. Lillian P. Denham Weds D.

Sweeten Miss Lillian P. Denham, daughter of Mr. Lewis A. Denham and the late Mrs. Annie Louisa Denham of near Newark, and Mr.

Edward D. son of Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert M. Sweeten of Cape May, were married on Oct.

7 in the People's Baptist Church. Hamilton Park, by the Rev. Erby P. Davis. Miss Nora A.

Denham, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, Mr. William L. Denham, brother of the bride, was best man. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white satin, the model featuring a fitted bodice with sweetheart neckline and long pointed sleeves. Her veil extended the full length of her gown and fell from an orange blossom arrangement.

She carried white snapdragons and gardenias. The maid of honor wore pink crepe and carried yellow roses and snapdragons. The bridegroom was recently dis charged from the U. S. Army after service in Hawaii.

After a reception at the home of the bride's brother, the couple left on a wedding trip. Upon their re turn they will live at Rose Hill. Miss Myrtle Davis played the wedding music. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of the Cape May High School. Anne Schoonmaker Weds Ens.

D. L. Shane The marriage of Miss Anne Eliza beth Schoonmaker, daughter of Mrs. Anna Shane Schoonmaker and the late Mr. B.

Bevier Schoonmaker, 1505 Gilpin Avenue, to Ensign Donald L. Shane of Yorklyn, took place on Tuesday, Sept. 25, in Trinity P. E. Church.

The Rev. H. Edgar Hammond, vicar of Old Swedes P. E. Church, officiated.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shane of Yorklyn. Mrs. Elliott Jones of Georgetown was the bride's only attendant.

Mr. James Shane, brother of the bride groom, was best man. The brides brother, Mr. Tracy Schoonmaker, gave her in marriage. Ushers were Ensign Albert Engel and Mr.

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M. Gwinhurst, took place recently in the of Roselle. A reception followed at estate to which position he is returning. Mrs. Cloud, a graduate of Ken-nett Consolidated School, was married on the thirty-sixth anniversary of the marriage of her parents.

Alonzo-Zaya KENNETT SQUARE, Oct. 15 (Special). Miss Yolanda Alonzo, daughter of Mr. Alphonso Alonzo of Tougtikenamon and the late Mrs. Alonzo, became the bride of Tech.

Sergt. Anthony P. Zaya, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaspare Zaya of Everett, on Oct.

6 in St. Patricks Catholic Church, here. The Rev. Michael A. Crane officiated at the double ring ceremony.

His assistant, the Rev. James McKenzie, officiated at the nuptial mass. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Ann Alonzo, sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor. The best man was Yeoman 3'c Ed ward G.

Zaya, brother of the bride groom. Following the ceremony, a wed ding breakfast was served at the bride's home. Dinner was served at the Green Gate, this borough, and a reception was held in the evening at the bride's home. The bride is a graduate of Ken- nett Consolidated School. The bridegroom was graduated from Ev erett Senior High School and of Fisher Business College in Boston.

Having completed 32 months in the European theatre of operations, the bridegroom reports to Camp Lee, at the end of his furlough, where he expects to receive his discharge. The couple plans to live in Rhode Island. White-James CENTRE VILLE. Oct. 15 (Special).

Miss Laura Evelyn White of Stevensville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Walter White, and Mr. Glenn T.

James of Centreville, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. James of Bridgeville, were married Thursday in the post chapel of Fort Belvoir. by the brides brother, Maj.

Richard K. white, chaplain. The bride Is a graduate of the Stevensville High School and of Washington College. Chestertown. She has taught school in the Centreville and Stevensville High Schools.

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