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PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1954 SOCIAL NEWS Telephone Plainfield 6-80O1 AGE SIX Allen-Colby my Gi Prosceiiiums To Stage Play Couple Wed In Manville Sty, The Proscenium Players perfect ed plans Saturday evening in the Polish Hall for their production of The Glass Menagerie" by Tennes see Williams which will be pre sented in Cook School Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p. m. Stanley S. Dunn of Fanwood, the president, is also head of the production committee.

Reports were given by the various other committee heads. Fred Koenig, treasurer and in charge of tickets, reported the Auxiliary of the Plainfield Rescue Squad is selling tickets and will be given 50 per cent of the sales money toward its building fund. Tickets also may be obtain ed from any member of the Pros- ceniums or bought at the door. The cast comprising Mrs. Roy Sandquist, Miss Vanita Klotz, Joseph M.

Greenwood and Arthur C. Hawkins, is rehearsing three times a week, coached by Mrs. Greenwood. The play is of the flash-back memories of a man who fled his home, deserting his widowed mother and slightly crippled sister, and depicts the causes of his desertion. Vows Spoken InWestfield Westfield Miss Peggy Jane Seltzer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henri S. Seltzer of 716 Shackamax-on became the bridf Barry "Webster Ivins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T.

Ivins of Hightstown, Saturday at 4 p. m. in the First Congregational Church. The pastor, the Rev. J.

L. McCorison D. performed the ceremony, which was followed by a reception in the Monday Afternoon Club, Plainfield. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a gown of ivory satin made with a fitted bodice with a scoop neckline edged with heirloom lace. Her illusion veil was held by a net tiara embroidered in 'seed pearls with lace trimming.

She carried carnations and roses. The attendants were three sisters, Miss Marlowe H. Seltzer, who was maid of honor; and Miss Daryl V. Seltzer and Miss Kay M. Seltzer, who were bridesmaids.

Steven Smetusek of Hightstown was best man. Ushers were Theodore Seltzer, brother of the bride; Richard Reilly of North Arling-j ton, Paul DeBoer of East Orange and Roger Bentley Jr. of Hightstown, cousin of the bridegroom. The bride was graduated from Westfield High School, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, and Tobe-Coburn School of Fashion, New York. She formerly was employed in the office of National Tool and Manufacturing Company, Kenil-worth.

Mr. Ivins was graduated from Hightstown High School and Rutgers University. He is employed in the Hightstown Post Office. i Photo by Ace Lane AT RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs.

John T. McCauley of 269 First Roselle, are shown at their reception in Shady Rest Country Club, Scotch Plains, following their wedding on Saturday. Mr. McCauley is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John T. McCauley of 1 Richmond Scotch Plains. Mrs. McCauley is the daughter of Thomas TarveT of 663 S. Second and Mrs.

John Spurlock of 41 E. 18th Linden. Becomes Bride Of Westfielder Westfield Miss Gretchen Ferris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Yale Ferris of Waban, be-" came the bride of Paul Gordon Smith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles S. Smith of 200 N. Chestnut St, Saturday in the Church of the Good Shepherd, Waban. A reception followed in the Brae Burn Country Club at Waban.

Mrs. Charles Curran was matron of honor for her sister. Miss Anne Jones, Mrs. Forest Monkman and Mrs. Ralph Gasperelle were bridesmaids.

Myron C. Smith was best man for his brother. Ushers were Mr. Monkman, Frederick Aldrich and James Ferris. The couple will reside in Clifton.

Mrs. Smith is a Cornell University graduate. Mr. Smith, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate, is with Federal Telephone and Radio Company. Photo by Thomaa Studio Mrs.

Jack R. Haver (nee Margaret B. Clapp) Haver-Qapp Weddins Held Miss Margaret Bunting Clapp, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd Foster of Cranf ord was mar ried Saturday at 4 p.m.

at the home of her parents to Corp. Jack R. Haver, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson E.

Haver, 851 Berkeley Ave. The Rev. Robert G. Longaker performed the ceremony and a reception followed. Given in marriage by her father, H.

Stilwell Clapp of New York, the bride had as her matron of honor her sister, Mrs. Peter H. Lyons. Mr. Haver was his son's best man.

The bride wore a gown designed with a Chantilly lace bodice, off shoulder pleated illusion neckline and a full nylon tulle skirt She also wore lace mitts. A crown of seed pearls held her fingertip length veil of illusion- and she carried white orchids with stephanotis. Mrs. Haver is a graduate of Southern Seminary and Junior College, Buena Vista, and Corporal Haver is an alumnus of Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. After a trip south they will reside at Camp Lejeune, N.

where Corporal Haver is stationed. Dumont-Fuller Wedding Held Bernardsville Miss Barbara Louise Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Fuller of Old Colony and Raymond H.

Dumont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Dumont of Center Moriches, L. were married Saturday in St John's Church, Center Moriches. A recep tion followed in the Henry Perkins Hotel, Riverhead, L.

I. The bride wore a gown of Chan tilly lace with fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. Har fingertip veil had a Chantilly lace cap, and she carried camellias. Miss Nancy Kenney attended the bride. James Hallock was best man for his brother-in-law.

Ushers were John Dumont, brother of the bride groom, and John Kostuk, brother- in-law of the bridegroom. Mrs. Dumont is a graduate of Mt St. Joseph Academy, Chestnut HilL Her husband was graduated from the University of Georgia. BIG TRADE-INS ON DIAMONDS AND All Standard Brand WATCHES ROBERT LIPTON, Inc.

Jewelers Since 1892 121 Pork Avenue Plainfield pi I SAITDI-CHAHOB Arranged 7 Manville Miss Valleri Wisniew- ski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wisniewski of 82 E. 18th Ave. and Stanley Buchala, son of Mrs.

Anna Buchala of 135 N. Sixth were married at 3 p. in. Saturday in Sacred Heart Church. The Rev Mitchell Cetkowski officiated.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of chan tilly lace. Her princess tiara crown was of seed pearls and she Photo by Kayo Studio Mrs. Stanley Buchala (nee Valleri Wisniewski) carried a bouquet of camellias. Miss Josephine Burek of S. Ninth maid of honor, wore a pale yellow gown with a green sash.

She carried yellow tea roses. Rudolph Buchala, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Mrs. Mary Pitnarchik was organist. A reception in Firehouse 1 fol lowed the ceremony.

After a wed ding trip to New York State and Florida, the couple will reside at 256 N. Fourth Ave. The bride is a graduate of Cam- plain Road School, Main Street School, and Bound Brook High School. She is employed by the Diehl Manufacturing Company. The bridegroom, a graduate of Lansford, schools, is a line-J man with the Public Elec tric and Gas Company.

YM' Council Maps Program Somerville Through the cooper ation of Somerville High School officials a Program Council of the Somerset Valley YMCA has been organized to include representatives of each class in the High School. At a recent meeting in the YMCA, nine young people met with Herman Richards and Kenneth E. Morris, officials of the Board of Directors, to discuss the needs of youth and to explore the possibili ties of an expanding range of ser vice programs to be sponsored by the YMCA for youth of this area. The Program Council, in cooper ation with the YMCA, will sponsor a series of dances for High School age youths beginning early in Mar. The Council also favored the or ganization of purposeful clubs and 'recommends the use of the YMCA recreation parlors for special in terest groups and informal play I activities.

i Class representatives attending the meeting included Sally Bon-ham, Anne Driscoll, George Maur- er, Robert Eiferd, Jo Ann Hahn, Joseph Stives, Barbara Logee, Thomas Mclnemey and Gus Rutledge. Officers of the Program Council elected were Gus Rutledge as president and Miss Sally Bonham as secretary. Marks First Birthday New Market Richard Kevin Ayers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W.

Ayers, 104 Academy is cele brating his first birthday today with a family party. He has two brothers, Albert Jr. and James. Mark Fifth Anniversary Middlesex Borough Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Durnan, 110 Coleman celebrated -their fifth anniver sary Saturday. Mrs. Durnan is the former Miss Rosemarie Cotignola. BERMUDA VIA PAN-AMERICAN COLONIAL OR B.O.A.C AIRLINES Return Trip Tourist $95.00 Plus U.S. Tax CAROL! TRAVEL BUREAU 123 NORTH AVENUE PLAINFIELD 6-2613 ember AS.T4.

mmmm0m mmtmm I .64: Miss Helena Marmelstein Miss Marmelstein Engaged to Wed Somerville Harry Marmelstein of 82 Vanderveer Ave. has announced the engagement of his daughter, Miss Helena Marmelstein, to Gilbert S. Pelovitz, son of Magistrate and Mrs. Frederick I. Pelovitz of 331 William St.

The announcement was made recently at a family dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Zell of 82 Vanderveer brother-in-law and sister of Miss Marmelstein. Miss Marmelstein is an alumna of Bound Brook High School and Packard Junior College in New York City.

She is employed by Rutgers University. Mr. Pelovitz attended Somerville High School and Rutgers University, and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Ursinus College. Col- legeville, Pa. He served with the Army Korea and is employed in the Finance Department of Johns- Manville.

Co-Op School Meeting Set C7 A mid-winter orientation meeting for parents of children attending the Plainfield Cooperative Nursery School will be held tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the school's new quarters in the Lincoln School building, 209 Berckman St. Recently moved from Clinton Ave to the more central location in Berckman the nursery school is non-profit, and is run by the parents themselves. The meeting, which is being arranged by the school's two teachers, Mrs. Arthur Harden and Miss Elizabeth Jones, will include discussion of the mother's role in the school.

The organization and administration of the school will be discussed by the officers of the school, with Mrs. Edward Martinez, president, leading the dis cussion. Mrs. Frank Dower and Mrs. Kenneth Mills will be in charge of a social period.

Information concerning the school, which is now in its fourth year in Plainfield, may be obtained by calling Mrs. Martinez, at PL 7-1236, or the membership chairman Mrs. Sue Wolpert, DU 2-7129. Leaving for Germany Somerville Mrs. Frank D.

Beebe, 2 W. High formerly of Plain- field, leaves Saturday on the SS America for Germany where she will visit with her daughter, Mrs. David M. Ellis. Mrs.

Ellis is resid ing in Berlin where her husband is stationed with the Army. Girl to Fanwood Couple Fanwood Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Marinaro of Midway Ave. announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Lucille, Jan.

28 at St. Mary's Hospital, Orange. Mrs. Marinaro is the former Josephine Pelosi of West Orange. Altering Remodeling Repairing Cleaning Re-weaving COLETTA BROS.

Ladles' and Gentlemen's Tailors Est. 1895 PL 6-2611 107 WEST FOURTH CORNER PARK FRANKLIN BEAUTY SCHOOL COMPLETE COURSE IN 6 MONTHS EARN BIG MONEY Beauticians Always In Demand EL 2-5037 121 Broad St. Elizabeth Weddimr Held In a candlelight ceremony Satur day evening, Miss Nancy Colby, daughter of Mrs. Harry J. Colby of Parma Heights.

Ohio, was married to Donald Charles Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Allen, 1138 Gresham in the Bethany Lutheran Church of Parma. Ohio, with the Rev.

Oscar C. Klemp officiat ing. The bride wore a strapless gown of white nylon tulle over white Photo by Halle Studio Mrs. Donald C. Allen (nee Nancy Colby) satin styled with a neckline edged in rhinestone and pearl embroid ered velvet leaves and flowers on the bodice and on a tiny shrug jacket.

Her floor-length skirt of tulle ended in a chapel train. A cap of illusion embroidered with pearls held her fingertip veil of French illusion in place and she carried butterfly orchids and stephanotis. Miss Donna Evelyn Colby, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a gown styled with a strapless bodice of rose velveteen and a full skirt of shades of rose nylon net and a portrait collared jacket of rose velveteen. She car ried a bouquet of deep crimson rosette roses in a crescent shape.

Dressed similarly to the maid of honor in turquoise were the bride-maids, Miss Joedy Brigadoi, Miss Janet Braun and Miss Hazel Knip- penberg, all of Parma Heights, and Miss Mirium Sir Louis, Cleveland. They carried crescent shaped bou quets of miniature pale pink roses. Deborah Brant, Wooster, Ohio, was flower girl. She wore a gown similiar to the maid of honors with a sweetheart neckline. Charles Brant was ring bearer.

Stanley J. Allen, Coshocton, Ohio, was best man. Ushers were David Heinrich, Lakewood, Ohio; Richard Shaw, Cleveland, and Jerome Stevens, Alliance. After a wedding trip to Nassau the couple will reside in Youngs town, Ohio. Mrs.

Allen was gradu ated from- Parma Schaaf High School and attended Ohio University and the Cleveland Institute of Art. The bridegroom, a CBS radio and television journalist in Youngs town, attended Plainfield High School, Tilton School, and was graduated from Ohio University. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S.

Allen, parents of the bridegroom, flew to Cleveland this weekend for the ceremony, returning to Plainfield today. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prentiss, 278 Watchung drove to Cleveland. Accompanying them were Robert Vanderbeek and James Dow, both of Plainfield and friends of the bridegroom.

Thode-Matt Westfield Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thode of New Lenox, 111., announce the engagement of their daughter, Louise Carolyn, to William Ed ward Mott, son of Mr. and Mrs Norman S. Mott of 447 Longfellow Ave.

Miss Thode is a graduate of Proviso High School, Maywood, 111., and attended Carthage Col lege, Carthage, -I1L She is em ployed by the Illinois Bell Telephone Company in Chicago as a service representative. Mr. Mott, a graduate of West- field High School, received a bache lor of science degree mechanical engineering from Rutgers Uni versity. He is sales engineer for Timkin Roller Bearing Company, in Chicago. An early summer wedding is planned.

Boro PTA, Teachers Dance Plans Abandoned The North Plainfield PTA Coun cil and North Plainfield Teachers' Association dinner-dance scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 27, at Far Hills Inn has been cancelled due to lack of interest. According to Russell Tandy, dinner committee chairman, insufficient demand for reservations necessitated the cancellation. The dinner-dance has been an annual affair for the past four years. IDANCE TO BE PLANNED Dunellen Rem-esentatives of the Dunellen Booster Club will make plans for a Mar.

5 dance on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the High School. Flowers for All Occasions THE ARK FLORIST 613 Pork Ave. PL 6-1899 an nmmrujt w.j. i.jj in umi Mnmnin Serves as Bridesmaid South Plainfield Mrs.

Benjamin Mondi of 1058 Sherman Ave. was a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Maude Marie Fischer, to Thomas Gilbert Kenyon both of Elizabeth, in the Immaculate Conception Caurch, there, Saturday. Ushers at the affair were Edward and Walter T. Hobby Jr. of Scotch Plains.

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Second became the bride of John T. McCauley son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. McCauley Sr.

of 1 Richmond Scotch Plains, on Saturday in the home of her moth er, Mrs. John Spurlock of 41 E. 18th Linden. The Rev. S.

I. Matchett, pastor of St. Mark's AME Church, Cranford, performed the ceremony. Given in marriage by her uncle, Samuel Bowers, the bride wore a powder blue ankle length gown. She carried white roses and lilies of the valley.

Her bridesmaid, Miss Marjorie Battle, wore a Yardly gown and carried a corsage of orchids. Melton E. Reese of Linden was the best man. A reception fol lowed in Shady Rest Country Club, Scotch Plains. For her wedding trip to New York City, Mrs.

McCauley wore a Navy blue suit with gold acces sories. The couple will reside at 269 First Roselle. Mrs. Mc Cauley attended Cranford High School and her husband, employed by the Asbestos Corporation of America, Garwood, attended Scotch Plains High School. Betty Hansliew Is Married Westfield Miss Betty Lorraine Hanshew, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin P. Hanshew of 610 Dorian and Dr. Leslie M. Schenck of Central son of the -late Mr.

and Mrs. Millard Schenck of Illinois, were married Saturday in the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Robert M. Skinner, D.

performed the ceremony at 3 p. and a reception followed in the Suburban Hotel, Summit. The bride, escorted by her fath er, wore a ballerina gown of ice blue taffeta with a matching headpiece and veil. She carried camellias, stephanotis and forget-me-nots. Mrs.

Richard B. Priest of Fair- lawn was matron of honor and Earl Klinefelter of Westfield was best man. Ushers were Dr. John Shown and Francis Szpak of Westfield and Glen Klinefelter of Collings-dale, Pa. Upon their return from a south ern motor trip, the couple will reside in the Duncan Hill Apart ments, Central Ave.

The bride is a graduate of West-field High School and Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. She is elemetary supervisor in Rahway schools. Dr. Schenck was graduated from Carthage College, Carthage, 111.

He attended the University of Illinois and received his Ph. D. from the University of Texas. He is employed by General Aniline and Film Corporation in Linden. VACATIONING IN FLORIDA Westfield Mrs.

A. Hevd. 846 Village Green, formerly of Plain-field, is vacationing for a month in St. Petersburg, Fla. The following births were announced at Muhlenberg Hospital: uauehter to Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Melillo, Bush Metuchen, Friday 19, ia54). Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Boed- dinphaus, 125 Hillside Metuchen.

Saturday (Feb. 20. 1954). Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Nordstrom, Cranford. Saturday (Feb. 20. 1954). Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip Foy, 774 Woodland Saturday (Feb. 20, 1954). Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

John Russo. 448 South Plainfield South Plainfield. Saturday (Feb. 20, 1954). Daughter to Mr.

ana Mrs. josepn a. Vos. 439 W. Seventh Saturday (Feb.

20, 1954). Judy Williams Artist Student Births Luncheon Planned St. Martha's Guild of St An drew's Church will hold a luncheon Wednesday at 12.30 n.m. in th Parish House. A business meeting will follow the luncheon.

Accidents in and about the home killed about 27,000 Americans in 1953. Wedding Flowers Plants Corsages Funeral Designs THE PONZIO FLORAL SHOP Mrs. Grace Ponzio, Prop. 211 UNION AVE. SCOTCH PLAINS FA 2-7691 Delivery Wire Service HOME FLORAL ARRANGING IS ENCOURAGED AT FLORAL ART Fresh Flowers, Foliage Greens and Supplies At Lowest Prices No Purchase Too Small ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ANY OCCASION Satisfaction Guaranteed MILOSTS FLORAL ART Services 121 SOMERSET N.

PLAINFIELD Tel. PL 7-0466 (Telegraph Delivery Service) SALE ON LONG PLAY RECORDS BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND SELECT ANOTHER AT Vz PRICE! YOU'LL ENJOY OUR CHEF'S FABULOUS SPECIAL LUNCHEON SERVED DAILY Is the Time to and FERTILIZE Your Lawn and Garden Photo by Joseph A. DeCaro MARRIED SATURDAY Mrs. Patrick Caruso, the former Miss Margaret Joan Matzer of Wilkes-Barre, was married Saturday to the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Caruso of 417 Ridgeview Scotch Plains, in St. Bartholomew the Apostle Church, Scotch Plains. Mrs. Caruso is the daughter of the late Prof, and Mrs. Anthony Matzer of Wilkes-Barre.

Aides Named For ARC Drive South Plainfield Mrs. F. H. Kliner of 1319 Cherry St. is serv ing as South Plainfield chairman of the 1954 Red Cross campaign, Gordon S.

Craig, campaign chair man, has announced. South Plainfield captains have been invited to a meeting tomor row at 8 p. m. in Mrs. Kliner's home for orientation and to meet Mr.

Craig, general chairman of the drive. Captains include H. Carlton SohL 2349 Terrace Mrs. Gordon Voight, 117 First Mrs. William Holmstrom, 1023 Maple Mrs.

W. J. Stiles, 2103 Maple Mrs. Carol Adams, 151 Oak Manor Charles M. Burke.

407 Sampton Mrs. George Linger, 1063 Sherman Ave. Mrs. John Wenger, 563 Harrison Mrs. James Vroom, 1620 Win-drew Miss Helen Brodzik, 147 Hamilton Mrs.

L. J. Brennan, 809 Garibaldi Mrs. Rudolf Graessle, 2001 First PL; Mrs. J.

Hampshar, 1530 New Market Charles Kapsch, Pleasant Mrs. Leonard Capraro, 2001 First PL; and Alex Nazemetz, Ball PL Removals Twenty-five removal permits have been issued by Tax Collector Robert H. Pasch of North Plamlield during tne past two weeks They are as follows: C. H. Huff, from 361 Watchung Ave.

to 514 Clinton Ave. Merlin bweeney, willow Ave. to 29 Washington Ave. Kichard C. Adams.

303 watchung Ave. to 417 Plainfield Ave. South Plainfield. Albert Wigand. 57 Manning Ave.

to cnicago, in. Nicholas Collora. los Sandford Ave. to Terrill Scotch Plains. James Gardner, 18 Steiner PI.

to Washington Valley Martinsville. Robert Patrowic, loS Green Brook Rd. to Dunellen. Bruce Diokerson. 60 Somerset St.

to 145 Farragut Rd. Mrs. Charles Dresselt. 36 Lancoln Fl to 818 Berckman St J. F.

Hendershot. 60 Grandview Ave. to Maple St. Lebanon. A.

cernuto. 113 watcnune Ave. to Washington Valley Warren Town- snip. Mrs. Margaret Marphy, 73 Watchung Ave.

to 916 W. Eighth St. Robert Hodge, 144 Grove St. to 31 Elmora Ave Cranford. Mrs.

Sarah J. N'eal, 104 Watchung Ave. to 91 Rockview Ave. Norman Weber, 31 Rockview Ave. to Cedar Hanover.

N. J. Richard Kapp. 145 Farragut Rd. to 63 ciaremont New York.

Kenneth W. Barnes, 132 Grove St. to 1116 Putnam Ave. Thomas Halley, 203 Grove St to 399 Fairview Dunellen A. M.

Mondora. 35 Craig PL to 120 Clifford South Plainfield. Arthur Napolitano. 43 Wilson Ave. to Chimney Rock Martinsville.

Ronald Eaton. 83 Duer St. to 4 Nor-cross Metuchen. John Evans, 37 Pearl St. to 227 W.

Front St. Charles Hill, 303 Brook Ave to 1516 Watchung Ave Carl Olsen. 38 Regen St. to Cramer Bound Brook. Charles Soden, 224 Somerset St to 124 Grandview Ave.

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and we must say you have been wonderful, our business has gone 'way beyond all expectations and we have you to thank. To you, whom we have not as yet had the pleasure of meeting, we'd like you to know that our entire staff extends an open invitation for you to visit our studios. We will be happy to give you a complimentary lesson in celebration of our 2nd anniversary. There is no obligation, of course. You will find NOON TILL 2 A.

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