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Page Four The Berkshire County Eagle, Pittsfielcl, Mass. Janiuarir 2, 1946. John Newberys Honored at Dinner Party Couple Celebrate Birthdays and 62d Wedding 'Anniversary (From Monday's Eagle) Mr. end Mrs. John 'Ncwbery of Williams Street were feted at dinner last evening at the home of their daughter, Mrs.

Frank M. Potts, 815 Williams Street, In honor of their birthdays and wedding anniversary. Mr. Newbery was 90 years old Christmas Day and his will have her 85th birthday Jan. 13.

They will have been married 62 years tomorrow. Both are active and In good health. Among the guests wore four daughters, two sons, 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Tho couple were presented purse by their friends and ainoth- tr by the family, Married at St. Patrick's Church In Hlnsdale, Mr.

and Mrs. Ncwbery have lived In this city about 50 years. Mrs. Nevvbcry Is the former Carolyn Schnopp of Lebanon, N. if.

Two sons and five of their eight daughters are living. They are Raymond and Kenneth Newbery, Mrs. Potts and Mrs. John Bartcls of Pittsfleld; Mrs. Frank Muncf of Hinsdale; Mrs, Walter Phelp of Northampton; and Miss In; Newbery of Portland, Ore, Mary Mulgrew of Scotland To Marry William Keen Jr, Marilyn Disco Betrothed Will Be Married to William Reardon, Pacific Veteran '(From Monday's Eagle) Mr, and Mrs.

Noah C. Disco 241 Fenn Street announce the en gagement of their daughter, Hhri lyn Ann, to William E. Reardon Jr, Miss Mary Mulgrow (From Saturday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. John Mulgrew of Dalmuir West, Glasgow, Scotland announce tho engagement of theh daughter, Mary, to William A Keen electrician's mate firs 1 class, son of Mr.

and Mrs. WilKam A. Keen ot 39 Norman Avenue, Miss Mulgrew, a graduate of the Dumbarton a i School, Is a stenographer for Clydebank Supply, of Glasgow. Mr, Keen was recently honorably discharged from the Navy i 37 months' service, during which ha spent nine months 'in North Africa, 18 months In tho British Isles two in the West Indies. A gradunts of Pittsfleld High School and Bliss Electrical School in Washington, D.

Mr. Keen was formerly employed In tha metalur- glcal research laboratory ot the GE. Mulgrow plans to come to tho United States In the early spring at which time tha wedding will taka place. W. C.

Robertses Wed 60 Years Retired Builder And Wife Observe Diamond Anniversary (From Friday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. William C. Roberts ot 163 Mohegan Street are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary, today. Married In Cohoes-, they have lived here nearly 40 years.

Mrs. Roberts is the former-Delia L. Stringer. Eight ot the couple's'll children living. They are Mrs.

Edward White of Schenectndy, N. Arthur Roberts, proprietor of the Showboat In New Lebanon; Ernest, president of the Roberts Beverage Company; Paul, who recently returned from Army service; Mrs. Lawrence Moll of Rochester, N. Mra. Thomas Conroy of this city; Mrs.

John Nesbltt ot California; and Earl Roberts of Smyrna, Fla. Mr. Roberts is a retired builder. Margaret Ttfalloy Married to Thomas C. Scorpa (From Friday's Eagle) Mr.

and Mrs. Peter J. Mnlloy of Ml Brown Street announce the marriage of their daughter, Margaret. A. Malloy, to Thomas Scorpa, son of Mr, and Mrs.

Vincent Scorpa of 326 Columbus Avenue. Rev. Eugene F. Marshall, D.D., performed the ceremony yesterday morning at 10 at St. Mary, the Morning Star- Church.

Mrs. Francis Lapp was matroa ol honor, and Benjamin Scorpa, best man. The coupla aro in New York on a wteddlng trip. Both attended local schools and ma employed In tha GE capacitor department, Place Christmas (From Friday's Eagle) GREAT BARRINGTON The wrrlago of Miss Margaret L. of Alford and Melvln L.

Rizzle of Richmond Hill, N. took place on Christmas Day, Rev. Dr. Cor- Mllus Nicholas Bakker, pastor of thf, First Congregational Churoh, otfolatcd, I Miss Marilyn Ann Disco son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Reardon of 30 Elm Street. Dnlton The wedding will take place in th spring. Miss Disco was graduated from PittsfieUl High School, attended Pittsfleld Secretarial School and is a stenographer in the GE cost sec- Lion. Mr. Reardon, who was discharged from the Marine Corps in March after nearly two and a half years in the South Pacific, is a Dai- ton High Schood graduate, and attended Berkshire Business College He enlisted in 1942.

Mr Reardon is employed in the ac counting section of the Farrell Family Has Reunion (From Thursday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Farrell, and Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas C. ParreH and son, Thomas of Boston spent the. holiday week end with their mother, Mrs. Daniel F. Farrell of 105 Pollock Avenue.

Also at the Fnrrel.1 home for Christmas Philip J. Wiggenhauser, hus- Dand of the former Margaret Farrell, and Francis J. Farrell, who recently returned from the Pacific. The latter left for service three years ago Christmas Eve, and returned Saturday night. Daniel Farrell was in the Coast uard prior to his discharge, and Thomas, was a lieutenant In the Navy, Mr, Wiggenhauser was recently discharged from Army service.

Engagement To Be Announced This Evening Louisville, Girl To Marry Barrage Warner (From Eagle) The- engagement of Miss Jane -ray Knowles of Louisville, Burrage Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Warner of 12S Avenue will be announced Barbara Foley Engaged to Gordon Hough Winnetka Girl Fiancee of Former Engineering Student (From Monday's Eagle) Mrs. Ralph J.

Foley of Wlnnetka, 111., announce the engagement ot their daughter, Barbara Jean, to Gordon William Hough, electrical technician's mate first class, son, of Mr, and Mis Alfred W. Hough of 28 Revere Parkway, A dinner party in the couple's hbnor was given Saturday evening In the Mayfalr Room of the'Blackstone Hotel In Chicago. Foley attended Newtrler High School and Montlcello College and is now studying at the National 'College of Education in Evanslon, 111. Petty Officer 1 Hough is an in structor of radio and radar Navy Pier, Chicago. He plans to lesume his engineering studies at Cornell University, where he was a student when he-entered service, following his release from the Navy next spring: He is a- graduate of Pittsfleld High School.

Miss Forfa Will Wed Navy Veteran Married at Mt. Carmel (From Monday's Eagle) John M. Adrianco of tho Navy, nnd his bride, tho former Eleanor Pizzuto, who married Saturday morning at Mt. Carnicl Church. The bridegroom is a resident, of Albany.

Miss Marion F. Forfa (From Monday's Eagle) HOUSATONIC Mr. and Mrs. a Forfa of Highland Street announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marion to Stanley L. son of Mr.

and vlrs. Leon Babinski of Forrest Street. The wedding will take place on Jan. 19. Miss Forfa Is a graduate of Searles High and St.

Luke's Train- ng School in Pittsfleld. She is a member of the Falrview Hospital nursing staff. Mr. Babinski, also a graduate of Searles High, recently completed hree years' duty in the Navy, He lad the rank of coxswain when recently discharged. ertrude lioose betrothed to- John D.

Hall (From Friday's Eagle) Harriet Hoose of 463 High street, Dalton, announces the en- agement of her daughter, Gerrude, to John D. Hall of 280 West treet, Pittsfleld, and New York, son of Mrs. Cora, Hall of Raleigh, C. Miss Hooso attended Dalton Juno Gray Knowlcs his evening at a dinner given by tflss Knowles' mother Gray Knowles, at the Pendenn-is Club, louisvllle. A niece of Mrs.

Monks of Lenox ind Boston, Miss Knowles is a graduate of the Louisville Collegiate School and Ward-Belmont 'College, Nashville, Tenn. She Is attending he Garland School In Boston this ylnter. She is a member of the 'unior League Louisville, with i guest membership In the Boston eague. Mr. Warner is a graduate of Lenox School and Harvard University, where he was an editor of he Crimson and a member of the Club.

He served I the ield artijlery during the war.and at present a member of the fnc- ilty of Lenox School. Mr. Wnrner left Thursday to pend a'week In Louisville. Marion Whitbeck E. Pixley llgh School and is employed at the everance Sawyer -home in Dalon.

MT. Hall, a discharged veteran, employed by the Lichtrnan Tannery, West Pittsfleld. He Shaw University in R. Dondi To Be Married Monday Morning (From Friday's Eagle) Miss Olgn Dondl, daughter of Mrs. Edward Dondi of 303 Elm Street, has set Monday as the date of her marriage 'to Edward M.

Kitterman of the Naval Air Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Kitterman of 44 Chickering Street. The wedding will take place at Mt- Carmel Church at 9 AM.

Miss Gloria Dondl is to be maid of honor for her sister, and Harold Kitterman will be his brother's best man, as Miss Barry 1 Is Married Weds Radioman Alex Dezieck at Corpus Christi (From Friday's Eagle) HOUSATONIC Miss Arlene Hayes Barry, daughter of Francis Barry, Hart Street, and Radioman Alex Stanley Dezieck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Di'zieck of Park Street, were married yesterday morning nt 9 at Corpus Christi Church. Rev. John Scan- Ion, acting pastor, officiated.

Mrs. Arthur Gerard was organis and Mrs. William Alarie was solo ist. The bride was givc-n in marriage by her uncle, Joseph Barry Miss Marion. Forfa was maid honor and 'Cox.

Stanley Babinsk was best man. Ushers were Radar man Evo Storll and Radiomai Ralph Taremaglio, t-ha latter o. Waterbury, Conn. The bride's white satin gown wa: princess style and had a swoelhenr 1 neckline. Her veil was an Illusion finger Up with seed pearl tiara.

She carried a prayer book with her bou quel. The maid of honor wore a rose taffeta gown, styl with rose velvet bonnet. She hac a colonial bouquet, The bridal party had breakfas at the home of Mr, and Mrs. WU liam on North Plain Road and late-r had dinner at Great Harrington. The rcceptioi was held at the Barry home, Han Street.

For traveling Mrs, Dezieck wore an aqua suit, beaver coat will: brown, accessories. wil reside in this village on their return. Mi's. Dezieck Is graduate SearJes High and Is, employed as cleric -in the drafting ot the PitLsfleld GE. Mr, Dezieck who recently completed a tour duty with the Navy in the has many decorations, including 11 battle stars.

He la a well-known athlete. His plans for the future are to resume his education. Mary Gosling Fiancee of Lewis S. Richards (From Thursday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs, George W.

Gosling of 34 Parkside Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Mary, to Lewis S. Richards, son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne of 9 Linden Street. Miss Gosling attended Pittsfield schools and is employed by the GE Mr.

recently dischargee after 38 months in service, was in India for 28 months. He also attended local schools. Married 60 Years Ago Engaged to George (From Saturday's Eagle) Mrs. Lorene Whitbeck of 28 Holister Street announces -the en-, agement of her daughter. Marion' "lleen, to George Edward Pixley on of Mr.

and Mrs. William auche of Springfield. Miss Whitbeck, daughter ot the ate William H. Whitbeck, is a 'Inder at the GE. Mr.

Pixley was ecently discharged from the Army after 39 months' overseas service. (From Saturday's Eagle). Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Roberts of IDS Mohegan Street, who were married 00 ago yenterday. The couple have, made- their' homo hare nearly 10 jearj. Miss Ormsbee Bride Today Her Marriage to William E. Cahill Held at St. Mary's (From Saturday's Eagle) iVTiss Shirley E.

Ormsbee, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Ormsbee of 122 Stoddard Avenue, became the bride this morning at St. Mary, the Morning Star Church, of William Cahill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.

Cahill of 155 Francis Avenue. Rev. Eugene Mill-shall, D.D., pastor, performed the 10 o'clock ceremony in a setting of poinsettias. Mrs, Mary Walsh was at the organ and Miss Jean Guiltinan sang, Given in marriage by her father, the bride was dressed in white slipper satin styled with sweetheart neckline, fitted and long train. Her long veil fell from a Juliet cap trimmed with seed pearls and she carried a white orchid on a prayerbook with sweetpea streamers.

Miss Eleanor Ormsbee, maid of honor for her sister, wore white silk jersey with full net skirt, fitted bodice and sweetheart neckline, and a Juliet cap of white feathers. Her arm was of red and white carnations. Bridesmaids were the Misses Marianne McGill of Hinsdale, Helen Powers, Nancy Wyman of Great Barrington, cousin of the bride, and Mrs, James M. Clark. Their white, gowns and headdresses were similar to the maid ot honor's and they carried arm bouquets of red carnations with matching bows.

Mrs. Ormsbee, mother of tho bride, wore Eleanor blue'crepe and a corsage of American Beauty roses. The bridegroom's mother was dressed in lime crepe and her corsage was of white pompons, Mr. Clark was best man and ushers were Edward Haddad, Albert Capitani, Winston Words- wortlt of I-Iousatonic and Lawrence Mellotjy, cousin of the bridegroom. A reception followed at the Bradford House Club, after which the couple left for New York and Washington, D.

C. For traveling, the bride wore a brown gabardine suit with matching accessories and a beaver-trimmed soldier blue coat. They will live at 122 Stoddard Avenue after Jan. 5. Mrs.

Cahill, a St. Joseph's High School graduate, is employed in the distribution transformer production office of the G-E. The bridegroom was graduated from St. Joseph's High School and is now a postal clerk at the U. Post Office, He was dischargee from the Army after more than four years' service, 28 months of which he spent in the British Indies.

Iowa Girl Bride of John Langdon Mar got McDonald Wed in Sioux City To Air Force Captain (From Thursday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. William M. McDon of Sioux City, Iowa, announce the marriage of their daughtei Margot H. McDonald, to Capt, John M.

Langdon, son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence W. a of 11 Northumberland Road. The wed ding was Dec. 15 at 9 AM in tha city, with Rev.

Newman Flanagan officiating. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a pale blue dress maker suit with brown accessorie and a matching feather hat. Sh wore while orchids. Miss Mary Salisbury ot Minneapolis, Minn maid of honor, was dressed In i gold dressmaker suit and had corsage of gardenias. Allen Langdon was, his brother's bes man.

A breakfast followed at th Hotel Warrior In Sioux City, an the couple went to Omaha, Neb on a wedding trip, The bride at tended Stephens College In Colum bia, and the University Iowa, where she became a membe of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Capt Langdon, who is stationed in Siou? City, has been in service sine April, 1942, He was graduated from Pitlsfield 1 High School. He i a member of the Pittsfield Riding and Polo Club. Miss Jennie Volpi Is Fiancee of Albert C. Russo Eleanor Pizzuto Becomes Bride of John Adriance (From Saturday's Eagie) Miss Eleanor P.

Pizzuto, daughter of and Dominick Pizzuto of 71 Mill Street, was married at Mt. Carmel Church this morning to John M. Adriance, son of Mrs, Agnes L. Adriance of Albany, Rev. Henry Gabos performed the 9 o'clock ceremony before an altar banked with mixed'flowers.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a period model white satin gown, with bouffant- skirt of marquisette and taffeta, Her long illusion veil, to a tiara of seed and she carried white roses and sweet peas. Mrs, Harry Giguere, matron of honor, aqua, sugar mist chiffon with matching tiara, -and carried pink carnations and stevia, Mr. Giguere was best man. The reception was'at the Pizzuto For a trip to-New York the jrlde a blue and fuchsia ensemble. Mrs.

Adriance is employed jy the.Elmvale* Worsted Company. Her husband is In the Navy, Evelyn Hebler Betrothed to Edward Knight Jr. 'Thursday's Eagle) Mr, and Mrs. Loren Hebler Buffalo, N. announce the- en- of their Even, 'to Edward C.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward of'226 Onota Street. Miss Hebler attended- Pittsfield ichools and is employed at Miss lall's School. Mr.

Knight, was recently discharged from He-was Inducted May-29, 1942, and erved in the CBI the- atro, H-e tile Miss Jennie C. Volpi (From Saturday's Eagle) Mrs. Glno C. Delmaso of 570 Eas Street has announced the engage of her sister. Miss Jennie Volpi, 78 Second Street, to Alber C.

Russo, son of Mr. and Mrs. An tonio Russo, 60 McAllister Street. Miss Volpi is employed, by the plastics division. Mr.

Russo i a veteran of four years service with the Navy, 43 months of which was spent in the Pacific theatre He wore six battle stars. At the ol his discharge Mr, Russi was a boatswain's mate secom class and Is now employed by the "JE. Both attended public schools, Charlestown Girl Married to Mr. Woodruff (From Monday's Eagle) Announcement is of th marriage of Mrs. Helen Miller Charlestown to Wellington Wood ruff, son of Mrs.

Vloletta Wood ruff of 157 Woodlawn Avenue. The double-ring ceremony was per formed Wednesday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Chelsea Rov, Lloyd Duren officiated and Mr. and Mrs. Schumann of Charlestown' attended the couple. Pfc.

Woodruff was recently dis charged from the U. S. Marine Corps alter four years' service, 15 months of which he spent In Guadalcanal and other South Pa clt'ic islands. He holds three majoi battle stars and the presidentia. unit citation.

He was a private first class at tha' time of his separation. Births (From Thursday's Eagle) St. Luke's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.

Hord of 193 Pomeroy Avenue, a son last night. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Downey ol 13 Seymour- Street, a daughtei this morning. Hillcrest Hospital Mr.

and Marshall of Church Street, Hinsdale, a daugh- yesterday. '(From Friday's Eagle) At Home Mr. and Mrs. Arthur John of 21 Branch Street, a son Sunday afternoon. (From Saturday's Eagle) St.

Luke's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John M. Murphy of 307 Springside Avenue, a daughter yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Forfa of Church Street, Stockbridge, a son 'ast night. ol Mercy Mr. and Mrs. George of Pleasure Avenue, a daughter this (From Monday's Eagle) Luke's Hospital Mr, and Mrs.

Nicholas Mela of 335 Columbus Avenue, a son Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Monterosso of 44 Massachusetts Avenue, a ion yesterday. House of Mercy Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Slonskl of 15 Brooks Avenue, a son yes- erday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dolphin of 48 Curtis Avenue, Dalton, a son MargaretWalshM Engaged to Robert Young 'Social Editor of The Eagle to Wed Plastics Chemist (From Thursday's Eagle) Mrs, George J.

Walsh, o'f 38 Onota Street announces the engagement of her daughter, Margaret Mary, to Robert Bruce Young of 33 West Housatonlc Street, son of Mrs. Lula: Young of Winchester, and the late Robert B. Young, Miss Walsh, who is social editor, of The Eagle, was graduated from Pittsfield High Srhnol anrl a ftliss Margaret M. Walsh ed Berkshire Business College. She is a member of the Women's Club.

Miss Walsh is the daughter of the iss Hasbrouck Married to Lt Comdr. Burns Longmeadow Resident Weds Son of Superior Court Justice (From Monday's Eagle) Miss Mary Hasbrouck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J. Hasbrouck of Longmeadow, became tha bride of Lt.

Comdr. William Adams Burns son of Massachusetts Superior Justice and Mrs. William A. Burns of 77 Wendell Avenue, this city, Saturday afternoon at the First Church of Christ, In Longmeadow, Rev, Haciley B. Williams performed the double-ring ceremony.

Miss A. Perry was at the organ, and the church was decorated with Christmas greens and flowers. Mrs, William C. Mott- of Chevy Chase, was matron of honor, and Miss Priscilla Giles of Longmeadow, Mrs. Ralph A.

Jilson Jr, and Mrs. Robert A. Cross of Springfield, and Mrs. Marjorle Good Hurley of New York were bridesmaids. Judge Burns was his son's best man, and ushers were Comdr.

Mott, Jilson, Lt. Comdr. George Elsoy of Washington, D. Lieut. Van Deren Coke of Lexington, and Lt.

Comdr. Arthur Tlbbetts ol Wellesley Hills. The bride wore duchess satin with court train, and a full-length veil of illusion attached to a lace headpiece, She carried white orchids and stephnnotik Her attendants wore identical frocks of Christmas white with full net skirts, and carried bouquets of red polnsettia and silver leaves. Mrs. Hasbrouck's gown was of powder blue crepe, and Mrs.

Burns was dressed In. black with silver sequins. A reception followed at the Longmeadow Country Club. After spending New Year's In Washington, the couple will motor to Florida. Mrs.

is a graduate ot Garland Junior College In Boston, and a member of the Junior League of Springfield. Lt. Comdr. Burns, a graduate of Williams College and Boston University Law School, Is on terminal leave, after returning Miss Papalini, L. Virgilio Are Engaged late George J.

Walsh, who for many 0 the Pacific. He has served In years was associated with the the Naval Reserve since June, 1941. American House. Mr. Young has his bachelor's anc master's degrees in science from the University of Kentucky, on' his Ph.D.

in i from Michigan State College. He is research chemist at the GE laboratory. Mr. Young holds mem bership in Kappa Sigma, social fra ternlty, Alpha Chi Sigma, pro fessional i a fraternity Sigma Xi, national research society and the American Chemica Society. The announcement was made a a parly last night at (he home Mr.

a-nd Mrs. George H. Halsey, -33 South Merriam Street. Alabama Girl Married to Herbert D. Cheney Mrs.

Herbert D. Cheney (From Saturday's Eagle) Miss Hilda Irvln Glenn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Roper of Birmingham, was married .0 Donald Cheney, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William W. Cheney of 218 Dalton Avenue, Christmas Eve at 6. Rev. William B.

Sperry jerfprmed the ceremony at St Martin's rectory, and the couple's attendants were- Mrs. Albert Cook Jr. and William W. Cheney irother of the bridegroom. The brlda wore a teal blue street-length dress with matching eather hat and black accessories, Her corsage was of two purple orchids.

Mrs. Cook was dressed in jlack with sequin, trim and match- ng hat, and wore a oorsage of ellow rosebuds and baby's breath. A family reception followed. The couple will live at 218 Dalton Ave- lue. Mrs.

Cheney, a graduate ol Country High School in Moulton, has been' an office imployee at the J. A. Jones Cont ction Company in Panama City, Fla. Mr. Cheney was dls- harged from the Air Forces Oct.

2. Holder of the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal vlth three oak leaf cluster, he ompleted 35 missions over- enemy- ccupied Europe. He Is a Pittsfield rligh School graduate, and Is em- Joyed in the Columbus Avenue ilant of the GE, Miss Lemanski, Clarence C. Broivn To. Wed Jan.

19 (From Saturday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. John Lemanski, 58 ighland Avenue, announce the ngagement of i daughter, itlss Sophie Lemanski, to Clarence Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. larence Brown, 18 Kent Ave- ue.

The wedding will bo Jan, 19. Miss Lemanski, a Pittsfield High chool graduate, is employed in he lightning arrester, department the GE. Mr. Brown was dis- mrged from the Army Dec. 23 fter three years service and 30 nonths In the European theatre.

le was a staff sergeant. A gradu- te of Pittsfield High School, he rag employed by GE below jjrvice, arvi Miss Jcnnio I'ajjftllni (From Saturday's Eagle) Mr. and Mi's. Santi Papalini of Torrlngton, announce tha engagement of their daughter, Jennie, to Samuel L. Virgilio, SOB of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernardino Virgilio of 9 Lombard- Street. Mr, Virgilio, recently discharged from the Army after 33 months in the Southwest Pacific. Is employed by the GE. Elaine Barker Married to Arthur L.

Plumb (From Eagle) Miss Elaine M. Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Barker of 355 Tyler Street, was married this morning at 10 at Notre Dnmo rectory to Arthur L.

Plumb, radioman second class, 97 Plunkelt Street, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plumb. Rev, Leo Laviolette officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was dressed in a Colonial model white faille gown styled with high chiffon yoke, trimmed with a lace ruffle, and long full train.

Her fingertip veil fell from a net halo edged with seed pearls, and she carried a Colonial bouquet white roses. Miss Barbara J. Hume, niece of the bridegroom, was maid ot honor. S-he wora leaven blue chiffon with sweetheart neckline and a cluster of red roses in her hair, They matched flowers in her Colonial bouquet. Richard H.

Barker, brother bride, was best man. A reception at the home of the bride's parents followed. For traveling, Plumb wore a light green suit with dark green coat and hat. The bride, a graduate of Pittsfield High School, Is a typist at "IE. Radioman Plumb, a former GE employee and veteran of 18 months the European theatre, will be" stationed in Boston following his eave.

He Is also'a Pittsfleld High School graduate. Timothy Ryans Jr. Observe Their 19th Anniversary (From Friday's Eagle) Mr, and Mrs. Timothy J. Ryan IT.

of 86 Elberon Avenue celebrat- id their 19th wedding anniversary ast night with a dinner for six at he Yellow Aster Tea Room. The Ryans, who were married at t. Ann's in Lenox, have wo children, Mary Gertrude, a tudent at the College of New Rochelle, and Timothy J. Ryan 3d. who Crane School.

Mr lyan is proprietor of Tim Place on Woodlawn Avenue. Ha a former Holy Cross catcher. Mrs flyan is the former Cath. crine McCarron of Lenox. NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER!.