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telephone Plalnfleld 8-8000 nrrTDirrn RATTTRflAY. JUNE 21. 1941 PAGE FOUR riiaiiiciBU'i 1. I Wed to Plainfield Man Florence Tovell I MX- jJC Westfield Social Notes The former Miss Pauline Rote Jourdan whose marriage to James Richard Rilley Jr. of Clark St.

took place this afternoon in the First Methodist Church. A reception follow' ed in the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Earle C. Fuller of Belvidere Ave.

mm IP 1L ft 4 mmmmmmmm HB Photo by Elaine J. Ackerman tS Westfield Personals Agues M. Sievers Married to Rossa W. Cole Westfield Miss Agnes Maria Sievers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank J. Sievers of South Ave. became the bride this morning of Rossa William Cole, son of Mrs. William Cole of Rye, N. Y.

and the iate Mr. Cole at a Nuptial Mass celebrated in. Holy Trinity Church by the Rgt. Rev. Monsignor Henry J.

Watterson, pastor. A wedding breakfast followed at the William Pitt in Chatham. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore white chiffon over satin. Her gown had a high round neckline, bishop seeleves. a satin applique girdle with a full skirt and a court train.

Her illusion veil attached to a shirred juliet cap was held by a cluster of orange blossoms. She carried a white prayer book and sweetheart roses and gardenias. Miss Eleanor Sauer of Hollis, L. I. was maid of honor.

She wore a candy pink self printed organdy gown trimmed with lace and carried a colonial bouquet of mixed Bowers. Miss Claire Richter of Hasbrouck Heights and Miss Barbara Jane McChesney of Orange, were bridesmaids. They wore gowns similar to that of the maid of honor in heavenly blue. They wore tulle headdresses trimmed with dasies and carried colonial mixed bouquets. William Cole Jr, brother of the bridesgroom, was best man and Charles Stotz of Montclair and Frank Sievers, brother of the -bride, were ushers.

The couple left on a wedding trip to the South following which they will make their home In Orange. Mrs. Cole is a graduate of Holy Trinity High School and attended the New Jersey College for Women following which she was graduated from the Orange Memorial Hospital where she now is assistant head nurse. Mr. Cole is a graduate of Rensaeller Polytechnic Institute In New York and is professor of aeronautics at New York University, New York.

A series of entertainments in honor of the couple was climaxed Friday night with a supper party given by Mr. and Mrs. Sievers for the bridal party in their home following the wedding rehearsal. Marion Jane Corke, M. E.

Bailev Engaged Westfield Mr. and Mrs. George R. Corke of Clark St. have announced the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Marion Jane Corke to Milton E. Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bailey of West Or-Orange.

Miss Corke is a graduate of West-field High School and attended Bucknell University for three years. She is a student nurse at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Mr. Bailey is a graduate of Norwich University. Northfield, and is associated with the perry Gyroscope Company, Brooklyn.

A Wedding- Album by Coronet! provides an everlasting memento of the occasion a bride's most cherished keepsake. CORONETT PHOTOS "DltlnctiTe Fhoto AlDams Rep. by E. T. WIGGINS 2S W.

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GEO. L. SIMON 13S NORTH AVENUE At Bicycle Business Since 1909 Article Insured in Our Care Necessities For RAPPS lir Evelyn Heald Selects July 10 for Wedding Westfield Miss Evelyn Heald, daughter of Mrs. Cornelia Heald of Westfield Ave. has chosen July 10 as the date of her wedding to Will iam McClurg Fowler, son of Mrs.

Edgar D. Fowler of Plainfield and the late Mr. Fowler. Ceremony will take place at 10:30 a. m.

in the Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Dr. William Kerr McKinney, pastor, officiating. Miss Janet Heald will be her sister's maid of honor and Miss Jane Frick and Miss Shirley Hering will be bridesmaids. George Pound, uncle of Mr.

Fowler, will be best man and Richard Moore of Plain-field and Kendrick Throckmorton of Watchung will usher. Miss Heald is a graduate of West-field High School and will complete a course at Paine Hall School, New York on the day before her wedding. Mr. Fowler was graduated from Plainfleld High School and Parks Air College. Selma Osterman Is Bride of WilliamF.Kennedy Westfield At a ceremony this afternoon in the First Congregational Church Miss Selma Helen Osterman of Phoenix, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Reinhart O. Osterman of Maplewood, became the bride of William Francis Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Kennedy of Walnut St. The Rev. Don Ivan Patch, pastor, officiated and the bride was given in marriage by her father. A reception for the couple followed in the Chatelaine and they left for a short wedding trip to Atlantic City following which they will return here for a day before going to Phoenix, Ariz, to reside. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with a long train, sweetheart neck, short puffed sleeves and a fingertip length tulle veil attached to a sweetheart cap held by a spray of lilies-of-the-valley.

She carried a colonial bouquet of white sweetpeas and gardenias in a lace holder. Miss Marie Wagner of Maplewood was maid of honor. She wore a maize marquisette gown similar to that of the bride. From a crown of yellow flowers In her hair she wore a shoulder length tulle veil. She carried a colonial bouquet of mixed pastel colored flowers.

The bride's niece, Annette Osterman, was flower girl. She was dressed in aqua-blue marquisette and carried a small colonial pastel colored bouquet. Herbert W. Osterman, brother of the bride, was best man and William T. Ewen, nephew of the bridegroom and Floyd Osterman, another brother, ushered.

Mrs. Kennedy was graduated from Columbia High School while Mr. Kennedy is a graduate of West-field High School. Friday night Mr. and Mrs.

Osterman of Wells St. entertained at supper for the bridal party in their home preceding the wedding rehearsal. Sigismund IvanowskVs Students9 Art Exhibit Opens in Westfield Westfield An exhibition of the work of Sigismund Ivanowski's art students opens today in his studio at 102 juim st. The exhibit will be open to friends and all those interested in art daily from 3 to 5 p. m.

through Sunday, June 29. The affair is an annual event in which students from many towns in the vicinity participate. Mr. Ivanowski, well-known Polish portrait painter, first came to West-field 25 years ago, subsequently spending many years in Europe and New England. His permanent home now is in Hope Lorance Lukens Is Engaged to Wed Westfield Mr.

and Mrs. Reginal P. Lukens of Wychwood Rd. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Hope Lorance Lukens to Laurence Stevens Beek-man son of Mr. and Mrs.

Laurence S. Beekman of Coleman PI. Announcement was made at a dinner party Wednesday night in the Winfield-Scott Hotel, Elizabeth. Miss Lukens attended the Vail Deane School for Girls, Elizabeth and is a member of the Westfield Service League and the Junior Woman's Club. Mr.

Beekman graduated from Westfield High School and Rutgers University He Is employed by J. P. Stevens Company, New York. Jean Orr Engaged To E. R.

Beckwith Jr. Westfield Mr. and Mrs. William Howell Orr of Lawrence Ave. have announced the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Jean Orr to Edmund Ruffin Beckwith son of Mr. and Mrs. Beckwith of New York and South Salem, N. Y. Miss Orr is a graduate of Kent Place School, Summit and Smith College in the class of 1940.

Mr. Beckwith was graduated from Phillips-Exeter Academy in 1937 and attended Williams College where he was elected to Beta PsI fraternity. He will graduate with the class of 1941 from the college of New York University. Call Plainfleld 6-1995 Your Home Unusual Speakers ML On Fall Program At Monday Club Mrs. R.

Walter Clement chair man of program committee of the Monday Afternoon Club, has announced several of the fall meetings already are arranged and a number of unusual and outstanding speakers will be presented. At the opening meeting in October, John Stapler Hollister will describe his adventures and hardships in a lecture "Around the World on a Dollar a Day" He bicycled 3,000 miles In Europe slept In the crater of Vesuvius and' interviewed Mahatma Ghandi as well as experiencing trying and amusing situations. An outstanding speaker in November will be Dr. Tehyl H3ieh author of "Confucius Said It First and other books. Dr.

Hsieh is a graduate of Cambridge University and was for many years in Chinese diplomatic service in Europe, Asia and Australia. Later in the season, Rene Dus-saq, popular lecturer from South America, will be presented and several programs are being planned by a new department of Home and Garden. In addition, the club members will present programs of music under the direction of Mrs. Noel George Evans, newly appointed music chairman, and short plays are to be given by the Kenyon Players with Mrs. Joseph William Mooney as the new chairman.

Aerogram on interior decoration, special Christmas and Easter programs are on the schedule. Miss Flora Mai Holly will return for a review of current books in December and Richard Newton will discuss current plays. Other department chairman already appointed for next year are Mrs. Wilbur H. Rogers as public affairs chairman and Mrs.

Harold Nicholas Scherer. Winifred Banks Selects June 28 For Her Wedding Miss Winifred Lois Banks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther R. Banks of 50 Compton has selected next Saturday, June 28, for her wedding to William Bradford Brown of W.

Eighth son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vaughan Brown. The ceremony will take place in the chapel of the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church at 5:30 p. m.

The Rev. Robert B. Rock will officiate. The bride-elect will be attended by Mrs. Charles Robertson Watt of Brooklyn, the former Miss Eleanor Brown, as matron of honor.

Bridesmaids will be Mrs. H. Thornton Banks of Fanwood, her sister-in-law, and Mrs. Clinton Ely Leech (Betty Brown), another sister of the prospective bridegroom. Mrs.

Richard p. Hatfield of Fanwood, aunt of the bride-to-be, will play the wedding music. Robert Vaughan Brown will be his brother's best man and ushers will be Richard Gilmore Brown, another brother, and H. Thornton Banks, brother of the bride-elect. Mr.

Banks will give his daughter in marriage. Following a wedding trip, the couple will reside in Plainfleld. Several prenuptlal parties have been held in honor of Miss Banks. Among those who entertained were Mrs. John F.

Jacobs Jr. of Westervelt Ave. and Mrs. Hatfield, the prospective bride's aunt. Proscenium Players Celebrate Anniversary At Banquet and Dance Members of the Proscenium Players, local little theater group, are meeting this evening in the Park Hotel to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their organization at a banquet and dance.

Mrs. Roy Sand-quLst of E. Ninth St. Is chairman and has arranged a program to accompany the dinner. Assisting her in planning the affair were Mrs.

Ralph Bolander, Miss Virginia McCartney, Fred Aweifel, Russell LeRoux, Homer Scruton and Stanley Knipplng. Mrs. Lillian Weisbecker has been president of the group for two years. Other officers include: Vice-president, Mrs. Zwiefel; secretary, Mrs.

James Hurley (Gertrude Fau-cett), and treasurer, Mr. Sand-quist. To Give Concert Rosine Nocera, eight-year-old pianist of Putnam and a pupil of Miles. Yvonne Combe and Helene Pfeiffer of the French School of Music, has been asked to give a program of 12 selections Sunday for the Sesqua Hills Musical Art Center in the studio of Juliette Shaw in Norwalk. Several hundred guests have been invited to hear the young musician.

Engaged to Wed Metuchen Mr. and Mrs. Kaj Poulsen of. McPherson Ave. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth, to Stephen Papp, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Julius Papp Old Post Bonham-town. Miss Poulsen is a graduate of Metuchen High School, Class of 1941. ENROLL NOW! SPECIAL SUMMER- RATES 10 pleasant relaxing body moulding treatments that will put you in shape for scanty vacation clothes. Come in and let Vina CamiUe.

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James H. Floyd, whose marriage to the son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Floyd of Thornton took place this afternoon in Poughkeepsie, N.

Y. The bride is the former Miss Edna Ruth Van-Wyck of Poughkeepsie. James H. Floyd, Edna VanWyck Are Wed Today Miss Edna Ruth Van Wyck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edmund Van Wyck of Poughkeepsie, N. was married this afternoon to James Herbert Floyd, son of Mr. and atrs. James R. Floyd of 1231 Thornton Ave.

The ceremony' was performed at Christ Episcopal Church In Poughkeepsie by the Rev. Dr. Alexander Griswold Cummins. A reception followed in the garden of the Van Wyck farm at La Grange, Poughkeepsie. The bride, who was givei in marriage by her father, was attended by Misa Charlotte Cramer of Poughkeepsie as maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Miss Doris Jane Floyd, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Irva Metcalf of Bayonne, Miss Helen Moseley of Buskirk, N. and Miss Theodora Vail of Poughkeepsie. Mr. Floyd's best man was Robert S. Gormley of Glen Ridge.

Ushers were Jack F. Greathouse Samp-town South Plainfield; Henry G. Elwell Jr. of Roselle, William B. VanWyck of Hartford, and Gifford A.

Marshall of Poughkeepsie. The bride is a graduate of Oak-wood School in Poughkeepsie and was graduated this year from Rus sell Sage College in Troy, Mr. Floyd was graduated from the Plainfield High School and from the Newark College of Engineering. Their engagement was announced in December. Following a wedding trip to Maine, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd will reside for the present in Plainfield. Frances F. Kiss Becomes Bride Of James Gardner Miss Frances F. Kiss, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Kiss of 287 Leland became the bride of James Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner of 44 Westervelt Ave. at a nuptial Mass this morning in St.

Bernard's Church. The Rev. William F. Burke officiated. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white shadow sheer, street length, and carried a colonial bouquet of gardenias and white rosebuds. She was attended by her sister. Miss Bertha Kiss, as maid of honor. Her frock was of pink sheer with white accessories and she carried a colonial bouquet of roses. Renard Russo of North Plainfleld, was best man.

After a wedding trip to Atlantic City, the couple will reside at 123 Sycamore North Plainfleld. Their engagement was announced Christmas Day. Margaret K. Westell Plans June Wedding To Frederick Teichmann Miss Margaret Karna Wessell. daughter of the Rev.

Nils J. Wessell and Mrs. Wessell of W. Fifth will he married next Saturday af ternoon to Frederick Kurt Teichmann of New York, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albin Teichmann of Roxbury. N. Y. The bride-elect's father, who is the former pastor of the Swedish Pilgrim Church in Plainfield. will perform the ceremony and a reception will follow.

Nils Y. Wessell, brother of the prospective bride, will give his sis ter in marriage. Her maid of honor and only attendant will be a sister, Miss Runhild Wessell. Mr. Teichmann has asked Olyphant Mills Talbot of Philipse Manor, N.

to be best man. Miss Wessell, whose engagement was announced in March, attended Plainfleld schools and the Mary Washington College. She is a grad uate or Katharine Gibbs School in New York. Mr. Teichmann, a graduate of the New York University and Brooklya Polytechnic Institute, Is associate professor of Aeronautical Engineering at NYU.

The couple will live in River- dale, N. Y. Florence Morris Wed Today to Robert Brown New Market Miss Florence A. Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Morris of Hoe's Lane, will be married to Robert D. Brown, son of Mrs. Gladys Brown, William St, today at 2 p. ra. in the First Baptist Church.

The Rev. Malcolm R. Palmer will officiate. Mrs. Ruth Randolph of Plainfield will be matron of honor and Newton Meyer of South Plainfield will be best man.

Reception will be held id the Morris home. Mrs. Gladys Brown is principal of the Lincoln and the Whittler Schools of Dunellen. Better than the "good old days" will be rlainfleld's big oldtlme Fourth of July Celebration. Be with those thousands who were here last year and "wouldn't miss It" again.

A Becomes Bride Of William Carson Miss Florence Tovell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Tovell of 161 Westervelt Ave, waa married this afternoon in the Watchung Avenue Church to William Carter Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Carson of 1535 Myrtle Ave.

The pastor, the Rev. Earl E. Hair, performed the cere-mony which was followed by a reception at Pedeflous. The church was decorated with baskets, of flowers, ferns and palms. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose wedding gown of celanese with sweetheart neckline.

Insertions of lace, a long train and long tulle veiL. She carried a colonial bouquet of gardenias aHd bahy's breath. Miss Bernice Lapp of Greenbrook Rd. was maid of honor. She wore Copenhagen blue chiffon with a matching shoulder-length veil falling from a tiara of flowers similar to those in her colonial bouquet.

Bridesmaids Bridesmaids were Miss Helen Murphy of 930 South Ave. and Miss Claire Tovell, sister of the bride. They were gowned in peach chiffon and, also wore matching shoulder veils and carried colonial bouquets decorated with pastel ribbon streamers. Gail Wilson, young niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl. Her frock was of Copenhagen blue net over peach, a long dress, and she carried a basket of rose petals which she strewed before the bride as she walked up the aisle.

Cyril H. Nield of New Brunswick was Mr. Carson's best man and ushers included Albert Wilson of Pearl Howard Krausche of Willow Ave. and Llewellyn Thomas of Kensington Ave. Mrs.

Mildred Searles was at the organ" and Miss Doris Simon sang "I Love You Truly" and Promise Me." To Live in Scotch Plains Following a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Carson will take up residence in the new home they have purchased at 1381 Channing Chestnut Farms, Scotch Plains. For traveling, the bride wore a pale green crepe dress with white accessories. Mrs.

Carson, who is a graduate of the North Plainfleld High School, is a member of Gamma Lambda Tau sorority. Mr. Carson also is a graduate of the North Plaihfield High Schol. Among those who have entertained prior to the wedding are the Gamma Lambda Tau members, the Jolly Nine Club, associates of the couple at the international Motor Company who were hosts at Twin Brooks Country Club; Mrs. George A.

Rudolph, Mrs. Ralph Mahoney and the Misses Lapp and Murphy. Guests attended the wedding from New York, Baltimore, Barre, Westfield and Plainfleld. August Bride-Elect Grace Cornelia Stillwell Engagement Announced Of Grace Stillwell To Forrest Reifsneider Mr. and Mrs.

Fletcher Craig Stillwell of 114 Summit North Plainfleld, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Grace Cornelia Stillwell, to Forrest Erb Reifsneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Reifsneider of Murray Ave.

The announcement was made Friday evening at a dinner given by the bride-elect's parents at The Brook in Summit. Miss Stillwell is a graduate of the North Plain-field High School and her fiance was graduated from the Plainfleld High School. The wedding will take place Aug. 30. Engagement Announced 9 I.

Miss May Evelyn Pedersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pedersen of 1164 S. Ninth So. Plainfleld whose engagement to Uarry J.

Walker, son of Mrs. Florence Walker of Newark and the late Mr. Walker. The bride-elect is a graduate of North Plainfleld High School. Her fiance was educated in Newark.

No date has been selected for the wedding. Don Budge rTiiMmn Pauline Jourdan Bride Today of James Rilley Jr. Westfield At a double ring ceremony this afternoon in the First Methodist Church, Miss Pauline Rose Jourdan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Jourdan of Newton, 111., became the bride of James Richard Rilley son of Mr.

and Mrs. James R. Rilley of Clark St. The Rev. John Wesley Lord, pastor, officiated and the bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Earle C.

Fuller. A reception followed iH the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, Belyidere with whom the bride has' been making her home for the past few years. The couple left for a wedding trip of three weeks through the New England states and Canada, following which they will make their home in Westfield.

The bride's gown was of marquisette with satin insertions and short puffed sleeves, a sweetheart neckline, a long train with the satiri insertions and a full skirt of double marquisette. Her long illusion veil of tulle was held by a coronet of marquisette. She carried a cascade bouquette of white roses. Mrs. Stuart Austin of Cranford, the former Miss Elizabeth Marshall of Westfield, was matron of honor.

Her aqua marquisette gown had a full skirt and was similar to that of the bride. She wore fresh flowers in her hair and carried a bouquet of old fashioned mixed flowers. Two sisters, Miss Kate-Ethel Jourdan and Miss Hazel Alice Jourdan of Newton, I1L, and Miss Margery Swartz of Elizabeth, were bridesmaids. They wore pink gowns similar to that of the matron of honor and carrie mixed flower bouquets. Miss Lois Fuller, cousin of the bride, was a Junior bridesmaid and wore pink marquisette and carried an old fashioned mixed bouquet.

The senior Mr. Rilley was best man for 1 son and Howard Jourdan of Lincoln, 111., brother of the bride; Spencer Reynolds of West-field and Stuart Austin of Cranford ushered. For traveling Mrs. Rilley wore a pink linen suit with black and white accessories. She is a graduate of Westfield High School and Mr.

Rilley was graduated from Westfield High School and attended Pratt Institute. He is with Gibbs and Cox, marine architects. Following the rehearsal Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Rilley entertained the bridal party at a buffet supper party in their home.

Pearl M. Huf eld Is Bride of H. C. Pfeifer Jr. Westfield Miss Pearl Marie Hu-feld, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Hufeld of E. Broad St. and Henry C. Pf eifer Jr, son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Pfeifer of Cedar Run, Mountainside, were married this afternoon at a ceremony performed on the lawn of the Pfeifer home. The Rev.

John Wesley Lord, pastor of the First Methodist Church of-ficated and the bride was given in marriage by her father. The bride wore a white gabardine suit with a white straw picture hat. She carried a bouquet of white roses and babys breath with streamers. Miss Jeannette Pfeifer, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid and only attendant. She wore a blue gabardine suit with a matching picture hat and her flowers were pink roses.

John Kovaks of Mountainside was best man. A reception for the couple followed in the Pfeifer home, Mr. and Mrs. Pfeifer will live in Mountainside. Both are graduates of Westfield High School.

Mrs. Pfeifer is on the staff of the West-field Leader. Dorothy L. Vaiden Selects Wedding Date Westfield Miss Dorothy Lang-horn Vaiden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John L. Vaiden of Bradford Ave. has selected July 11 as the date for her wedding to Arthur Frederick Stemmler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stemmler of Summit.

Ceremony will take place in the Vaiden home at 8:30 p.m. and the Rev. Arthur F. O'Donnell, pastor of St Paul's Episcopal Church will officiate. Miss Barbara Vaiden will be her sister's maid of honor and Miss Jean Vaiden, another sister, and Miss Marie Stemmler, sister of the prosective bridegroom, will be bridesmaids.

Miss Vaiden is a graduate of Westfield High School and Pratt Institute and Mr. was graduated from Summit High School. Agnes Heard Engaged To Dr. Burton B. Knapp weswieia xne engagement of Miss Agnes Heard, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Nelson Heard of Springfield to Dr. Burton B. Knapp, son of Mrs. A.

B. Knapp of Arlington formerly of Northfield, has been announced. Miss Heard is a graduate of West-field High School and New Jersey College for Women and is home economics teacher at Millburn High School. Dr. Knapp is a graduate of Carleton College and received his Ph.

D. degree from the University of Wisconsin. He is a member of Sigma Xi and Alpha Chi Sigma and is a research chemist with International Nickel Company, Bayonne. Jane Frick Engaged To Bernard Jones Jr. Westfield Mrs.

George H. Frick of Mountain Ave. has announced the engagement of her daughter. Miss Jane Frick, to Bernard T. Jones Jr, son of Mr.

and Mrs. B. T. Jones also of Mountain Ave. Miss Frick is a graduate of West-field High School and the Berkeley School, East Orange.

Mr. Jones was also graduated from Westfield High School -and attended Syracuse University. Ha Is with the Standard Oil Company. "vat" "4 Photo by Elaine J. Ackerman Mrs.

Sylvanus W. Jenkins whose marriage to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Jenkins of W.

Front StJ, Plainfleld, took place this afternoon in the First Congregational Church in Westfield. The bride is the former Miss Edith Ruth Mahan of Cranford. The couple will live in Plainfleld. Milip EdithRuthMahan, Sylvanus Jenkins Are Wed Today Westfield At a ceremony performed this afternoon in the First Congregational Church, Miss Edith Ruth Mahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Henry Mahan of Cranford became the bride of Sylvanus Waterman Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Jenkins of W. Front Plainfleld, formerly of Cranford.

The ceremony was performed by the' Rev. Don Ivan Patch, pastor of the church, assisted by the Rev. Harley Kline, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Maywood, cousin of the bride. A reception followed in the Congregational Parish House and the couple departed for a wedding trip to Cape Cod and the New England States. Upon their return they will make their home in Clinton Plainfleld.

The bride, escorted by her father, wore a white tulle gown with a tight bodice and a full skirt with a long train. Her illusion veil of fingertip length was attached to a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a cascade bouquet of white sweet peas and gardenias. Miss Doris Mahan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Mrs. Sherwood A. Schaub of Carlton Rd.

was matron of honor. They were gowned in pink lace and net costumes similar to that of the bride and wore shoulder length veils trimmed with sweet peas. They carried cascade bouquets of lavender and pink mixed flowers. Mrs. Frank Schroeder of Elizabeth and Miss Sigrid Jesperson of Fanwood were bridesmaids.

They wore lavendar gowns similar to those of the matron and maid of honor. Their shoulder length veils falling from a coronet of pink sweet-peas. They carried bouquets of pink and lavender in a cascaded shape with small yellow roses. William Kern of Elizabeth was best man and Alvin C. Jenkins, brother of the bridegroom, and Henry Morris, a brother-in-law, ushered.

For traveling Mrs. Jenkins wore a dusty pink suit with British tan accessories. She is a graduate of Cranford High School and attended secretarial school. Mr. Jenkins is organist at the Westfield Congregational Church and is accompanist for the Westfield and Plainfleld Glee Clubs.

Friday evening preceding the wedding rehearsal Mr. and Mrs. Mahan were hosts at dinner for the bride's attendants. Mountainside Mayor To Wed Frieda Bashore Mountainside The engagement of Miss Frieda Bashore, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Bashore of Gettysburg, and the late Mr.

Bashore to Mayor Alan -Thompson, son of Errors and Appeals Judge and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson of New Providence Rd. has been announced. Mayor Thompson, an attorney I wun ornces in Westneld, is a graduate of Westfield High School, New York University and New Jersey Law School. Miss Bashore Is a graduate of Pennsylvania Teachers' College at Shippensburg and is on the faculty of the Lincoln School, Westfield.

She also studied at Duke University and the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Royer and son, Richard, have returned from Burlington, where they attended the graduation of another son, John, from the University of Vermont.

He will return home next week. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Jack of Mountain Ave.

are on a vacation in Nantucket. Mrs. Rutledge Tomlin of the Boulevard entertained at luncheon and bridge in her home Friday for Miss May Lewis of St. Petersburg, who is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles F. Lewis of Kimball Ave. Members of a bridge club who will spend the weekend at the Canadensis in the Poconos include Mr. and Mrs. MyrtoH E.

Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Funk, Mr. and Mrs; F.

J. Bartholomew, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Greene, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Jamieson and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McMichael. Mrs. F.

F. Webster and sons, Franklin, David and John of Eagle-croft Rd. aHd Mr. Webster's mother, Mrs. William A.

Webster, who spent the winter here, left Friday for the summer at the senior Mrs. Webster's home in Nantucket. Misa Marian Colby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W.

Colby of Grove Miss Dorothy Van De-venter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Van Deventer of Scudder Rd.

and Miss Mary Stillwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stillwell of Kimball Ave. entertained 25 of their junior high school classmates at a dance iH the Colby home Thursday evening. Miss Virginia Dannenhower, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert L. Dannenhower of the Boulevard and Miss Betty Ann Davle3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Davies of Carleton" Rd. were hostesses to 12 of their school friends at the Dannenhower home Friday evening. Mrs. Horace E.

Wood of Mountain Ave. entertained at tea Wednesday for Mrs. Mansfield Robinson of Warren, who will return to her home this weekend after several weeks visit with her son-iH-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Y.

Blodgett of Elm St. Mrs. R. T. Tomblen of Mountain-view Circle; Mrs.

Alfred D. Hammond of Belvidere and Mrs. Charles A. Pertain of Harrison Ave. entertained at luncheon Wednesday in the Mill Lane House followed by bridge in, the Tomblen home in honor of Mrs.

William A. Dawson of Grove St. who is moving to New Orleans. There were 12 guests. Miss Peggy Jean Griggs, daughter of JIi.

and Mrs. Kenneth C. Griggs, of Forest entertained six of her friends at a roller skating party Wednesday afternoon in observance of her 13th birthday anniversary. Mrs. George of Harrison Ave.

was hostess at her summer home at Greenwood Lake Thursday for-the Garden Department of the Westfield Woman's Club. Rug Accessories Rug Anchor Ozite Cushions Rug Sizing Window Shades Linoleum Draperies Drapery Fixtures Cocoa Mats and Matting Rug and Carpet Cleaning J. A. GREENE A FrmUv Service For tears 1061 P.03E STREET PLAINFIELD, N. J..