The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • Page 32

Berk.hir* Countr July 9, 1952 LaDouceurs Wed 59 Years Turner Ave. Couple 'Are Entertained 'At Family Party (From Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. La- Doucer of 13 Turner Avenue celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary at a family buffet supper Friday at their home.

Natives of Canada, Mr. and Mrs. LaDoucer were married at Notre Dame Church and LImoge, Ontario. Mrs. LaDouceur is the former Eleanor Ashllne.

The couple came to Pittsfleld 17 years ago from Easthampton, where they lived for several years after they left Canada. Ten of the couple's 14 children are living. There five tons, Horace Ernest Lionel, Edward and Joseph T. LaDouceur all of Pittsfield; and five daughters, Mrs. Hugh Quirk, of Norfolk, Mrs.

Hllliard F. Mullett, Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, Mrs. Frank Le- Clalr and Mrs. Francis Brodeur, all of Pittsfield.

The couple also have 43 grandchildren and 36 great- grandchildren. Mr. LaDouceur, who Is 78, retired about three years ago from the Butler Flour Company, and now has a small trucking business of his own. His wife Is 73. Both are members of the Franco-American Club and communicants of Notre Dame Church.

Elaine McConkey Is Married to California Man (From Eagle) Announcement was made today of the marriage of Mrs. Elaine Me Conkey of Los Angeles, formerly of Pittsfield, daughter of Mrs. Charles Watkins of Stockbridge, to Daniel N. Williams son of Mr. and Mrs, D.

N. Williams of Compton, Cal. The ceremony took place June 35 in the First Christian Church, Corona, Rev. Ivan Williams, brother of the bridegroom, officiated. Hfs son, Daniel Williams 3d, and Mrs.

Ivan Williams, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, attended the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Williams now are on a trip to Pittsfield, New England and Canada. After July 15, they will make their home In Hunt- injrton Park, Cal.

The bride, who graduated from Pittsfield High School and attended Rhode Island College of Education in Providence, worked the Hotel Sheraton dining room here for four years until last September. She Is the widow of Clarence A. McConkey. Mr. Williams has a television repair service and is an electronic technician' at the Long Beach (Cal.) Navy Ship Yard.

He graduated from high school In Com stock, Neb. (From Monday's Eagle) and Mrs, John W. Caily of 05 Robbins Avenue today announced the engagement of their aughter, Jo Ann, to Nicholas P. HeorgekopoulM, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Georgekopoulos of Lynn. wedding Is planned 1 for Oct. 9. Miss Cally graduated from Pittsfield High School, and attended Berkshire Business College. She is a secretary at E.

D. Jones Sons Company. Mr. Georgekopoulos graduated rom School of Industrial Arts n. Lynn, and served in the Air farce four years, i months of which he spent In Greenland.

He employed by Shriver Gas Conversion Inc JR. Bosmos, Wed 25 Years, Feted (From Thursday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bosnia of 30 Newell Street were given a surprise party by their children Sunday In honor of their 25th wedding) anniversary.

The party also marked the first wedding anniversary of the couple's and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Bosma is the former Bessie Buckley of Lanesboro, and Mr. Bosma was born in East Douglas.

The couple were married June 30, 1927, in the Federated Church In Lanesboro by the late Rev. Sherman S. Pryne and the late Rev. George Sprong. They have six children: John R.

Bosma boiler tender, third class, of the USS Cony now stationed in Norfolk, Mrs. King and the Misses Irma, Elaine, Emily and June Bosma. Mr. Bosma is a guard at Genera' Electric, where he has been employed 29 years. Mrs.

Bosma works in the office of the GE small transformer lection South Side First Keunion Of Clark Family- Attended by 56 (From Monday's Eagle) Fifty-six attended first Clark family reunion yesterday at Spring House. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Clark were In charge of arrangements.

Oldes family member present was An drew G. Clark of Dalton, who I 78; youngest present was Thoma A. FlorinI, 20-month-old son Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T.

Florin of Lenox. Picnic blessings were read bj Leon C. Clark, and, during dlnnci a telegram was read from Mrs. Wilfred Larmouth of Cloquet, Minn. Music for singing am square dancing was furnished bj Gerald W.

Clark, Donald C. Clark Andrew G. Clark, Roy Lapp an Mra. Irving C. Bradway.

A family history was read by Mrs. Bradway Games were played, and prize awarded. A cake for the party was decfl by Mra. Teresa B. Clark.

Mt. Carmel Women, Plan Picnic July 13 (From Saturday's Eagle) The Rosary Society of Mt. Car mel Church will have a picnic Sun day afternoon, July 13, on th grounds ef Our Lady of Mercy Preparatory School, Lenox. Thai planning to attend are to call Mrs. Joseph Paoli or any of the officer before Thursday.

Members are to bring their own lunch and meet in front of th convent at 2 PM. The bus will leav at 2 and return at 8 PM. Their Engagements Announced Ana Jo Ann Colly Fiancee of Resident Cecilia F. Baker, E. Holmberg Jr.

To Marry Tonight (From Thursday's Eagle) Cecilia Frances Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker of Lenox, will be married his evening to Conrad E. Holmberg son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Holm berg of 14 Fourth Stieet. ceremony will performed at 7.30 by Justice of the Clement R. Moore at his Richmond A reception will follow at of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Buckley Farm, Lanesboro. Mr. Baker Is to escort his daugh who will have the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Thomas W.

Gaherty, as matron of honor. Flower girl will Buckley of Lanesboro, cousin of the bride. George Akroyd'of Lenox will be best man. bride will be dressed "BT a tallerlna gown of starched cm roidered white organdy over light treen fashioned with square neckline, puffed sleeves, fit- ed bodice and full skirt. Her shoulder-length white starched net veil will be fastened to a spray of orange blossoms.

Attendants' The matron of honor will wear a pink dress identical to the bride's and a wreath of pink forget-me- nots. Her crescent bouquet will be of yellow roses. The flower girl will be dressed In. a miniature copy of the bride's dress in buttercup yellow and a wreath of gold baby pompons. She will caxy a nose gay of Spring flowers.

Mrs. Baker's costume will be crepe dress trimmed with white, white hat and accessories and a white rose corsage. The mother of the bridegroom will wear a rose crepe dress with white ha! and accessories and a corsage of white roses. After the reception, the couple will 'leave on a 10-day trip to New York and Long Island. For traveling, the bride will wear a light irown chambray dress, accessories and a white carnation corsage.

When the couple return, they will at the Lenox Trailer Court. A Lenox High School graduate the is a waitress at Cappy's on Linden Street Mr. Holmberg, who Is a mechanic at Haddad's Motor Sales at tended high schools in Islip am Bay Shore, L.I. During the war, he served In the Navy more than threi years, most of that time in Pa ctfie and Atlantic. He later served a three-year enlistment in the Army and was discharged last year.

Mary H. Doonan, N. T. Lambert Jr. Wed in Maryland (From Thursday's Eagle) Announcement was today of the marriage of Miss Mary Helen Doonan, daughter of Mrs.

Jame Doonan of 51 Strong Avenue, ti Nicholas T. Lambert son Mr, and Mrs. Nicholas T. Lamber of 108 Cromwell Avenue. The ceremony took place Apr! 19 at St.

Mary's Church in An napolls, Md. Attendants for the couple were Mrs. Boyd Cornell and William Lambert, brother of th bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs.

Lamber went to Atlantic City, N.J., on theli wedding trip, and now maklni their home in Annapolis. Mrs. Lambert Is a St Joseph's High School and of St Luke's Training School for Nurses. An ensign in Navy Corps during World War II, was recalled to duty a year ago with rank of lieutenant and served unti May. Mr.

Lambert, a Navy veteran, 1 employed In Annapolis. He gradu ated from Pittsfleld High School. KiiUtr Miss Kosemary A. Hughes Rosemary Robert R. Carey (From Monday's Eagle) Mr.

and Mrs. Charles I. Hughes 38 Reuter Avenue today an- ounced the engagement and ap- roachlng marriage of their daugh- er, Rosemary Alice, to Robert R. Carey of 28 Parker Street, son of ar. and Mrs.

Russell Carey lngsley, Pa. The wedding i lanned for Aug. 23 in Sacred ieart Church. A graduate of Pittsfield High chool, Miss Hughes Is employed the office of the General Elec- lic chemical division. Mr.

Carey, a veteran of IS montJvs' Army service, graduated lorn Harford (Pa.) High School nd from the Bliss Electrical School in Washington, D.C. He Is 'mployed in power transformer est division local General Electric plant. German J. T. Lagrotteria Wed in Heidelberg (From Tuesday's Eagle) Announcement was oday of wedding of Miss Lottl of Heidelberg, Germany, to Sgt.

Joseph T. Lagrotteria, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rosata of 3 Hill crest Avenue. ceremony was performet April 19 at Heidelberg Mill ary Post chapel.

A breakfast and reception for 200 followed in Heidelberg. The was given in marriage by Cpl. Lester Lockwood of Bloom- ngton, and attended by Sgt Marmen of Salem. Held 'rell, the bride's niece, was flower irl. Sgt.

Lagrotteria's best man sag Sgt. William A. Smith Baltimore, Md. The couple are expected to come Pittsfleld from Germany thl: vcek, and will make their home a 3 HHlerest Avenue. Sgl.

Lagrotteria, who attendee High School, has been In he Army since 1943 and In Europe 'cr the past five years. He now a stationed tn the United State: Holmesdale On Itinerary Of PGH Tour 'Late Poet's Home One of 10 Places To Be Open Thursday (From Monday's Eagle) Holmesdale, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Zenas C. Colt, which is one the 10 places that will be shown Thursday in the tour for the benefit Pittsfield General Hospital, was built in 1848 by Oliver Wendell Jolmes, the poet and philosopher, it spent seven summers there.

The house, a typical Victorian mansion of the time, was built on and that remained from a large rack 'of the Pontoosuck township wught by his Albany-born Dutch ancestor, Jacob Wendell. wrote hat he planted 700 trees, many of leh are standing today, on the and where the Indians had amped and had parked their anoes while they went hunting. The land of his great-grandfather ncluded 24,000 acres of wilderness, but when Holmes built tis house it had shrunk to 200 icres. 'Ploughman' at -Holmesdale, which he "Canoe Meadows," he wrote his famous poem, Ploughman." He was here at same as Herman Melville, Long- ellow, and the other iterary figures for whom Victoran Berkshire is famous. Although he house cost only $4000, he sold he wrote, because of "the end- ess expense." His son, Chief Jus- ice Oliver Wendell Holmes, who was often with him here, received his commission as chief justice of he Massachusetts Supreme Court, the Pittsfield Courthouse in 1899.

Tickets for the tour, which is sponsored by the hospital auxiliary, are available from members of the committee, of which Mrs. Randolph -I. Wilkinson is chairman, or at England Brothers, the Open Book and Mary and Zell in Pitts- leld, Lenox and libraries, the Berkshire Garden Center and the House of Walsh and the Calico Shop, Williamstown. St. Peters Mark 25th Anniversary (From Saturday's Eagle) Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest J. St. Peter of 373 Tyler Street were given 'amily surprise party yesterday a Franco-American Club In hono: of their 25th wedding anniversary They were presented with a purse The party was arranged by the couple's son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest G. St. Peter and their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. James R.

Gallagher. Mrs. St Peter Is former Pear Goodrich of Rutland, Vt, and he lusband was born in Winooski, Vt Married In Winooski, the St Peter nave lived in Pittsfield about 22 years. They are communicants St Mary's Church. The couple's three children ar Mrs.

Gallagher, Ernest and Fran els St. Peter. There also are tw grandchildren. Mr. St.

Peter Is foreman In the General Electri tank shop member of St Mary's Holy Sociely. Wed in Ceremonies Today Miss Stracuzzi, Bride-Elect, Feted (From Tuesday's Eagle) Miss Angelina A. Straeuzzi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rosario Straeuzzi of 1182 West Housatonic Street, has been entertained at three parties in honor of her approaching marriage to Peter S.

Rapkowlcz, airman, first class, USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapkowicz of 42 Jones Avenue. The wedding will take place 9 AM Saturday in Mt. Carmel Church.

A reception follow at Frankie Johnnie's. The bride-elect has been honored at a miscellaneous shower at the Rose Coffee House, Stockbridge, by her associates at the Berkshire Mutual Insurance Company; at a personal shower by her mother at her home; and at a miscellaneous shower at the Moose Home by her sister, Miss Antoinette Stracuzzi, the prospective bridegroom's sister-in-law, Mrs, William Rapkowiez, and the Misses Marie Kirch ner and Raffaela Cultrera. Miss Stracuzzi's parents will entertain the bridal party Friday evening at their home after the wedding rehearsal. Maid of honor will be Miss Antoinette Stracuzzi. Bridesmaids will be Mrs.

William Rapkowlcz, Miss Kirchner and Miss Cultrera. William Rapkowlcz will be best man for his brother, whose ushers will be two other brothers, Paul and Michael Rapkowlcz; and Vincent Stracuzzi, brother of the bride- elect. W. Palmer Tootills Married 10 Years (From Monday's Eagle) Mr. and Mrs.

W. Palmer Tootill of 146 East New Lenox Road observed their 10th wedding anniversary Friday, which also was first birthday of their daughter, Ginger Patricia. Both Pittsfield natives, the couple were married in the First Baptist Church by Rev. Paul Lee Sturges. They have three children, William, Thomas and Ginger Patricia, Mr.

Tootill, an assistant engineer at GE, recently completed building his home. His wife Is former Virginia Lennox. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tootill are members of the First Baptist Church and of Egremont Parent-Teacher Association.

Tn Mrs, George H. Mary Pinna Wed At Mt. Carmel To G. H. Lavigne (From Saturday's Eagle) Miss Mary Elizabeth Pinna, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John S. Pinna of 468 Fenn Street, became the bride this morning of George H. Lavigne of 173 Fourth Street, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Lavigne. The 9 o'clock ceremony was performed by Rev. Paschal Greco at Mt. Carmel Church, which was decorated with white pompons. Mrs.

Costic Navrocki sang. A reception followed at the Portuguese- American Club. Escorted by her father, the bride had Miss Lucy Valenti as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the Misses Frances A. Pinna, the bride's sister; Claire Barosso, niece of the bridegroom; and Francis S.

Pinna of Framlnsham, the bride's cousirr. Best Man, Uiheri John B. Pinna, brother of the bride, was Mr. Lavigne's best man. Ushers were Ralph Plsani, Nicholas Mazzeo and Carmen Provenzano.

The bride wore a nylon net ballerina-length gown with fitted bodice topped by a net and lace shoulder jacket trimmed with Venice lace. The bouffant skirt of double net over faille taffeta was trimmed with medallions. Her shoulder-length French Illusion veil was attached to a Venice lace pearl-trimmed calot. She carried a white orchid on a prayer book. The honor attendant was dressed in a Nile green nylon net gown and a Queen Anne crown.

Her cascade bouquet was of pink carnations. The bridesmaids wore yellow, pink and steel gray nylon net gowns with Queen Anne crowns, and carried cascade bouquets of pink, orchid and yellow carnations. Costume The bride's mother was attired in a navy dress with and a red rose corsage. When the couple return from a week's trip to New York and Canada, they will make their home at 173 Fourth Street. The bride's traveling outfit was a navy suit, white accessories and an orchid corsage.

A graduate of Pittsfield High School, Mrj. Lavigne is a pay roll clerk at Crane Company in Dalton. Mr. Lavigne, who attended schools tn France, ts a crane hltch- er at General Electric. Two Who Were Recent Brides Mrs.

B. Ralph FialxeU Cheshire Resident becomes Bride of Ralph Finixola (From Saturday's Eagle) CHESHIRE--Miss Helen Avis 'ield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. udley L. Field of Cheshire, was arried at 11 this morning in the irst Baptist Church here to B.

alph Finlzola, son of Mr. and Mrs. ohn A. Finlzola of 115 Robbins venue, Pittsfield. Rev.

Chandler Holmes officiated a setting of white peonies, roses nd yellow daisies. The ceremony as followed by a breakfast at the rvlng House In Dalton and a re "eptlon at the bridegroom's home. Given in marriage by her father, bride had Mr. Finlzola's sister, tss Margaret A. Flnizola of Pitts- eld, as maid of honor.

Mrs. Harry erti was bridesmaid. Harold F. ield, bride's brother, was best lan, and Mr. Bertl ushered.

The bride's gown of frosted or- anza ever faille taffeta was fash- oned with fitted bodice appliqued a nylon tulle yoke with off' he-shoulder effect, long pointed eeves and bouffant skirt with effect and cathedral rain. Her French Illusion finger- veil fell from a beaded pearl ara. carried a Colonial cas- ade of roses with showers of tephanotis. The honor attendant was dressed a daffodil yellow embroidered ylon organza over taffeta own and a matching nylon picture at trimmed with lily of the valley. Her Colonial bouquet was ef yellow nd white carnations.

The bridesmaid wore a mint green gown ana at like the honor attendant's, and arried a Colonial bouquet of yel- ow carnations. After the reception, the couple eft on a week's trip to New York. Flnizola wore a black and hite checked summer suit, red ac- essortes and a corsage of red arnet roses for traveling. An Adams High School graduate, bride Is employed by the Eaton aper Corporation. Mr.

Flnizola, an Army veteran, graduated from Pittsfield High chool. Is a mechanic for Western Massachusetts Electric Company. Hostesses Named For Garden Tour To Benefit PGH (From Tuesday's Eagle) Mrs. Bell A. CogblH, chairman of hostesses for the house and garden tour to be held Thursday from 10 AM to 5 PM for the benefit of the Pittsfleld General Hospital today announced the names of the members of the auxiliary who wil receive at the 10 estates where gardens, and In some cases houses also, will be shown.

Hostesses will be: Mrs. Wendel G. Ahem, Mrs. Richard J. Bridges, Mrs.

Edward H. Cumpston, Mrs Elmer A. Euston, Mrs. Kingsley Fall, Mrs. Howard L.

Franks, Miss Sara Gait, Mrs. Herbert R. Glodt Mrs. Walter L. Graves, Mrs.

Crosby Greene, Mrs. W. Scott Hill Mrs. Walter H. Kember, Mrs.

Frank Kernan, Miss Julia Elle Klnney, Mrs. Rudolph Lewis Miss Carolyn Lucas, Mrs. Arthur A. Malslen, Mrs. Jack R.

Meador, Mrs Stanley H. Norton, Miss Rhod Rasmus. Mrs. Frederick Thorp, Mrs. Robert J.

Tracy, Mrs. F. Curtis Tucker Mrs. Anderson Williams, Mr Ralph Zupanec, all of Pittsfleld Mrs. George L.

Baumar.n Mrs. L. Coulson Hageman and Mrs Francis Morse, Mrs. John M. Deel Mrs.

Davis Dunbar, Mrs. Henry W. Dwight and Mrs. Royal Treadway, all of Stockbridge. Tickets will be sold at the gar dens, and are on now at Eni land Brothers, Open Boo! Mary and Zell and the Stockbridg and Lenox Libraries.

Reservation may also be made by Mrs. Randolph K. Wilkinson, com mittee chairman. (From Thursdays Eagle) MRS. RICHARD L.

MRS. ANTHONY E. (flortntu (Alicm Cowley) Given Housewarming (From Thursday's Eagle) Mrs. Alfred DiCIcco of 9 Mau Street was given a housewarmin Tuesday evening by Mrs. Ernest i Lagasse ef 75H First Street.

Abou 25 friends and relatives attendee Mrs. DlCicco was presented wit miscellaneous gifts. Miss Delphia Is Married Noire Dame Scene Of Her Wedding To Donald Dupuis (From Eagle) Btrnlcc Jacqueline Delphia, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Harold J.

Delphia at 37C Fort Kill became bride at 9 this morning of Donald M. Dupuis. ion of 'Mr. and Mrs. Latin C.

Dupuis 30 Congress Street. Rev. Alfred T. Beaudry, pastor, performed the ceremony kt Notre Dante Church, which was decorated with wanner flowers. A reception followed at Frankle awl The bride, who was escorted by her father, had Mra, Chandonnet L.

Pelletier, sister of the bridegroom, as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss r. Deiphia, the bride's and the Misses and Jeanne Dupuis, sisters of the bridegroom. Chandonnet Pelletier was best man for his brother-in-law, whose ushers were three brothers ml the bride, Harold J-, Richard W. and Moses J.

Delphia. Bride's Gtwm The bride wore a white satin gown with Peter Pan collar, lone swallowtail sleeves, fitted bodice trimmed with self-buttons and full skirt. Her Imported illusion fingertip veil was attached to a profile hat of illusion and lace sprinklid with seed pearls. On a prayer book, she carried a white orchid with streamers of pompons. The honor attendant's gown was of maize net over yellow taffeta; her sweetheart bomnet, of matching tulle and satin.

She carried a bouquet of mixed summer flowers. The bridesmaids were dressed in organdy sister gowns and picture hats in shades of Nile green, blush pink and orchid. Their bouquets were of mixed summer flowers. Mrs. Delphla's costume was a black and white nyfem print dress, white accessories snd a red rose corsage.

The mother of the bridegroom wore" a gray nylon print dress with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. Springfield After the the couple left for New York. traveling, the bride wore an aqua dress, white accessories, and a whibe orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs.

Duquis will make their home at 34 Longfellow Terrace, Springfield, upon their return July 9. The bride, who attended Pitts- fleld High School, wso a nurses' aide at Hillcrest Hospital before her marriage. Mr. Dupuis also attended Pittsfield High School, and is a collector for the circulation department of the Springfield Union. Births (From Eagle) nttaftaU HMpttal Mr.

and Mrs. James C. Kng. Stephentown, a ion this) morning. Mr.

and Mrs. B. Duda, 53 South Merriam Street, a daughter this morning. Mr. and Mrs.

Jtoseph P. BarTn- ski, Lenox, a son; last night. Mr. and MraTlilbert J. Htbert.

24 Harris Street, a daughter last night St Lute's llisflMI Mr. and Mix. Tliomas Connally, a SOB this'moirning. Mr. and Mra, Jlwnes McKenny, Lenox, a son yeateBday.

Master Sgt. and', Mrs. John L. Gray 16 Elntfhurst Avenue, twins, a son and a daughter, yesterday. Mr.

and lire. Frail kiln Brundagt, 5 McKinley Terracir, a daughter this morning. Other Hospitals Mr. and Jofctl Carer of Washington, D.C. a son.

Andrew Carey. ay at George Washington Hospital in Washtng- oit. Mra. Carey is former Helen Wade, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer J. Wade, of Schenee- tady, N.Y., formerly 'of Pittsfield. (From Eagle) PittafleU CfeMral Htnpltal Mr. and Mrs. Donalfcl J.

Brodeur, 326 Onota Street, i Hi yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Lee, a daughter yestenliay.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold' W. Lane, Dexter Street, a son yisterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred" W. Downs Stockbridge, a daughter Thursday. Hlllcrcst Hospital Mr. and Francis Herzog, Bal- nce Rock road, a daughter this morning.

Mr. and Mra. Carlo -V Malossinl, 4 Laurel Street, twinl daughters! esterday. Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin J. Mur- hy, 130 Circular a daughter Thursday. St. Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

Richaitl A. King. 02 Merriam Street, a daughter morning. Square Dance Caller 4nn J. Kennedy To Wed Saturday (From Tuesday's Eagle) Miss Ann J.

Kennedy, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ken- ledy of 42 Adam Street, will be married at 10 AM Saturday to Charles J. McMlllen of 21 Overlook load, son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Me- Willen of Auburn, N.Y. The ceremony in St.

Joseph's Church will ollowed by a reception at Cardinal Inn. The bride-elect will have her sis- er, Mrs. William Beuchler of xnilsville, matron of lonor. Frank A. McDonnell will be est man, and Thomas J.

Kennedy, irother of the bride-elect, and Jonathan B. Allured will usher. Miss Kennedy has been honored at a dinner at the Yellow Aster by a group from the naval ordnance department of GE; at a shower at he home of Mrs. Louis Glovantttl, 191 Elberon Avenue; at a dinner at he Lunch Box, Lanesboro, by the accounting, cost and pay roll units of the naval ordnance department; and at a dinner at the Yellow Aster by a group of friends. bridela party wilt be enter' tatned at the home of the bride- elect's parents Friday evening aft' er the rehearsal.

Dorothy H. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Bertram IT. Ramsay, 3 Stoddard Avenue, a) daughter esterday.

Other HMpitaU Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Hunt- ngton of Southwick, a son this morning at WestfieM Memorial hospital. Mrs.

Hunting Is the former Maude Kinghorn, dnughter Mr. and Mrs. Forbes J. Xingftorn of 10 Howard Street Patential grand- tarents arc Mr. and Mia.

James Costello of Springfield. Married to Myron A. Proper (From Eagle) Mrs. Dorothy Helen Wise, daugh ter of Mrs. Ruth Butler of 73S West Housatontc Street, was married at 7 last evening to Myron Allen Proper of 30 Lenox Avenue The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Leland Talbot at his home, 293 Pomeroy Avenue.

Attendants were Mrs Andrew F. Fosty and" Henry Hart. The bride wore a powder blue nylon street-length dress, white straw hat and' white accessories. Mrs. Foity was dressed in a pink summer suit with matching accessories.

A winder at Monument Mills, Housat'onle, 1ride attended lo cal schools. Mr. Proper also attended Pitts field schools, and is employed bj Monument Mills. During World War II, he served In the Army for about three years, part of that tlm in England. (From EagleV) LAURENCE V.

LOY, will onf the principal cullerl iqumre ftttival Fri- night at Wahaenak ftrk, event it ipanfared by tttrn County Aiiodmtion in co-aptrm- tion with Department. Miss Rostkowski Names Attendants (From Tuesday's Eagle) Miss Donalda A. Rostkowski daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rostkowski 285 Highland Ave nue, will have Miss Victoria Syl via as msid of honor at her wed ding Saturday to Frank S.

Skew ronskl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Caztene A. Skowronski of 72 Lyman Street The ceremony will take place a 930 AM in Holy Family Churcfc. Bridesmaids will be the Misse Irene Watroba and Beverly Span and Mrs.

Anthony Trapant, sister the prospective bridegroom. Cyn thla LIs It to flower girl for fee aunt. Ernest Gnladek will be bes man for Mr. Skowronikl, whose uihers will be his brother-in-lsjw Mr. Trapanl; his cousin, Anthowy Gulllou; and the cousin, Henry Herbowy.

Miss Rostkowski has been tertalned by her mother at a mfli cellaneous shower at the Polls Community Club, by her attendant at a personal shower at llsh Community Club and by Berkshire Lift Insurance Compaa associates at a dinner at the Yet low Aster. Mr. Skowronski was given a sti party at the Polish Community Club by his brothers. The bride- elect's mother will entertain bridal party after rehearsal Friday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. George S. Moore- ouse, North Adams, con last ight. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Ktirkpatrick; 39 Alden Avenue, a daughter yes- erday. Mr. and Mrs. George PV Putnam Clifton, N.J., a daughter, Kelan, 'esterday at St. Mary's 'assalc, N.Y.

Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam of Woodside, N.Y., and Mr. Mrs. William J.

Toomey of 35 Wdorthlng- ton Street. (From Monday's Eagjte) Pittsfleld General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Baown, Henry Avenue, a son yesterfl ay.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Eksuzian, 9 Dove Street, a son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ritchie Bup-hanan, Dalton, a son yesterday. HHlerest Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Sciols, 279 Francis Avenue, a daughter his morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony 18 Elberon Avenue, a daughw yes- Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Jlledell, Becket, a son this morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert berg, 20 Stratford Avenue, son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.

Mullett, 30 Dewey Avenue, a daughter Saturday. St. take's Hespital Mr. and Mrs. Clement J.

Blrke, 25 Essex Street, a daughter last night. (From Monday's Eagle) Hillerett Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. dto, 232 Fenn Street, a son morning.

St. Luke's Hnpltat Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SkrocldL Alcove Street, a daughter (this morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Dominlck LovatUo, 159 Elm Street, a son yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. PusVjey, 49 Gordon Street, a daughter terday.

Pittsflcld Qeaeral Haapltal Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smfth, Hancock, a son this morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen J. Sprr- anzo, 664 Tyler Street, a daughter yesterday. Other HMBitaU Sgt and Mrs. Jerry N.

of Pope Air Base, N.C., a son Suli- day. Mrs. Is Barbara Suits! re, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Calderclla of 1(t Exeter Avenue.

mothers are Mrs. Anna Barnes of Orlando and Mrs. Sultairc of 10S Ontario Strtet.