The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 4

TUESDAY, AUGUST 12,1958. THI DAILY COURIER, OONNELL8VTLLE. PJu MarMe Becomes Bride of Manager At Everson Church Rites Among the "area wSadings of midsummer was that on Saturday morning, uniting Marlene- A. Mrs. Walter L.

Nebesny "of Wall! South Everson, and Raymond J. Stankiewicz son of Mr. and Raymond J. Stankiewicz of: 251 Brown Everson. St.

Joseph's R. C. Church, Everson, was the setting for the nuptials. The Rev. A.

J. Politow- pastor, officiated for the double ring ceremony at 10 o'clock before the altar which was decorated with palms, ferns, white dahlias and gladioli. White satin bows marked the pew ends. Sister M. Dominic, church organist.

presented the traditional wedding marches. The bride appeared for her wedding in a floor-length gown of Imported white Chantilly lace and pure silk taffeta. Featuring the elongated fitted bodice of lace. were long tapering aiid Sabrina neckline. The voluminous The bridesmaid was Margaret Louise, of Stroudsburg, 'another cousin of, the "'fv styled similarly to that of the other attendants with the exception that the skirt was of alternate lace and tulle ruffles.

All wore tulle stoles and imported Swiss plateaux matching their respective gowns, with satin ribbon bows and streamers in the back. Their Colonial bouquets were of carnations tinted to match their outfits, encircled with "white carnations. Leonard Stankiewicz, a -brother of the bridegroom -was best man. Vincent Santarel served as an usher and Kenneth Stankiewicz, another brother of the bridegroom, was a junior usher. Mrs.

Nebesny, mother of the bride, and Mrs. Stankiewicz, mother of the bridegroom, wore pink lace dresses and pink picture hats. The former wore a pink and white carnation corsage and Luncheon, Shower For Bride-Elect Jrfiss Lois Eicher. be: come the August-bride of' Paul E. Truxe.

son, of TEACHER IS AUGUST BRIDi skirt was designed with the whiteiMrs. Stantievricz wore a yellow taffeta on the upper portion and rose corsage. a band of lace and a tulle flounce at the hemline. On her hair the bride wore a crown oi orange blossoms which held in place a fingertip veil of illusion edged Supplementing the wedding ceremony was dinner-reception at the Scottdaie Eagles Hail. The couple will reside at 400 Market Scottdale, when they with lace.

A sprinkling of irides-i return from a Canadian honey- cents highlighted the lace on Friday, August 15. au iruxe.o -was the gutst of honor at a lunchttra and bridal shower Saturday evening at the Town House, Ligonier. Miss Meredith Ann Brooks -of Scottdale, who will serve as the maid- of honor in the coming wedding party, was the hostess. The guests were seated at small tables, each -appointed with' white linen place mats and centered with a bud vase of roses. Clusters of tiny white plastic wedding bells were at each cover and contained mints.

Favors were small pastel shade parasols. Beautifully wrapped gifts for Miss Eicher were placed in a mound on an auxiliary table. Entertainment included games for which prizes went to the following: Mrs. Russell E. Eicher, mother of the bride-elect; Miss Awanda Cottom, Mrs.

Robert Ferguson, Mrs. Hugh Canose, Miss Joyce Pirl and i i Nancy Walker. Miss Eicher, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Russell E. Eicher of 307 East Main Mount Pleasant, has selected Saturday, Aug- 30, for her wedding to Mr.

notis streamers. from the same school in 1953. She carried a prayer book bound The bride was graduated from -r ruxe The nuptials will take with mother-of-pearl and Joint High School with with a white orchid and stepha- Class of 1956 and her husband place in the Trinity Ev. and Reformed Church, Mount Pleasant. burned' ia two aeven-branehed candelabra either side 'of- a white prie-dieu.

Pew ends down the center aisle werejmarked with satin bows and candles burned in each window. "As the guests'assembled in the church, Mrs. Earl R. Christner, an aunt of the bridegroom, half-hour organ recital of wedding favorites. Mrs.

Christner also accompanied "Green Byron-Butefbaugh August 17; Shower HereWednelMy a lie fediijt et "Through the Years" and "The Lord's Prayer," the last named as the couple knelt for the final ritual. The bridal party approached the altar to the strains of Wagner's 'Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin" and recessed to Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" from "Midsummer Night's Dream." Given in marriage by her father, the attractive bride wore an imported white dupioni silk gown designed with a slimly- molded bodice, long tapering sleeves and portrait neckline, bordered with Alencon lace. A wide band of Alencon lace accentuated the hipline and the voluminous swept into i chapel train. A MRS. JOHN SAMUEL CHR1STNER Miss Nancy Jane Harrer, bride of Friday evening's candlelight wedding, included among her bridal accessories a white handkerchief with net applique, carried by her mother at her wed- The marriage of Miss Harrer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Letha Foss of New Castle, ss Elizabeth Jean Guaranfo Stankievicz was employed until of Star Junction, a cousin of thelher marriage by Laughrey MARRIAGE LICENSES bride, was the maid of honor. 1 Sons, real estate and insurance; IN WESTMORELAND COUNTY i McaTir aTir) Miss Dolores Jean Shandorf of brokers, Scottdale. The bride- Couples Filing applications for of 99 Mourn Pleasant and Everson was the bridesmaid. Both'groom is manager of the Penn-jmarriage licenses at Westmore-j Christner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Cyrus J. Chnsmer of Orchard wore floor-length gowns of tulleishire Factory Outlet. 117 North laud County Courtnouse follow: MRS. SLIGER.

95, FETED AT PARTY Mr. and Mri. East McKeesport announce tfat approaching -marriage i of thiit to -John "Cart Buterbaugh, son ot Rev. aid Mrs. Carl Juliet cap of lace, re- embroidered with seed pearls, held hi place the bride's waist- length veil of French silk illusion.

She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid, from which showered streamers of ivy anc white satin i stephanotis blooms. Her only jewelry was a pearl choker for "something borrowed" from her matron of honor. Mrs. Ronald K. Kerns of Mount Pleasant was the matron of honor.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert A. Boyer, Miss Carole Kreinbrook. a cousin of the bride; Miss Marii Hardy of Scotldaie, and Mrs. Jennie Sliger of 411 South Pittsburg 'who was ninety- five years old -on July 26, was feted with a family party Friday evening by her sister, Miss Adelia uandman, with whom she resides.

Sharing honors with the nonagenarian was -her brother, W. P. Landman of. Brownsville? who observed his'birthday on Friday, and her nephew', Albert Landman of Grindstone, whose birthday was July 27. A buffet supper was served to eighteen guests.

Prior to the supper Mrs. John Crowe of Brownsville, R. D. 1, gave the invocation. Mrs.

Sliger. a native of Henry Clay Township, is in fairly good health, although failing eyesight has forced her to abandon her long-standing hobby of needlework. Von Boras Friday. Catherine Von Bora Class of St. John's Ev.

Lutheran Church will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Albert Kemp. Morrell. Mrs.

Oscar Home, mother of Mrs. Kemp, wfll be the hostess. The marriage will be nized at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, 17, in the East McKeespoft dist Church. Members oflhe First Methodist" South Pittsburg St.

where Rev. Buterbaugh aa', pastor, are having a shower for the couple at 8 p.BK- Wednesday in the Junior Sunday school room of the church. The bride-dect recently con pleted her studies at Mount Union- College, Alliance, Ohio, and tx- pects to teach in the fall at the- Pennsauken Township Elementary Schools, N. J. Mr.

Buterbaugh is a sophomortr- at the Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia, where working toward his medical dfr- gree. The couple is planning lo tnlr the mission field when Mr. Buterj" baugh completes his education. I', P. H.

SEWING C1HCLE DINES AT WOLFES The N. E. Wolfe home at West Overton was the setting for tht, blue and white motif, in keeping! annual picnic dinner on Thursday, the color scheme of the at-j evening of the Pleasant Hour Sew-, Samuel Scottdale, was solemnized in the Mount Pleasant Evangelical and lace, the former wearing.Nile)Pittsburg St. green and the latter wearing yellow. The gowns were styled with strapless bodices of narrow to Mtct.

Connellsvilie Jayceettes Lowell E. Dible of Garfield Heights, Ohio, and Monica Mc- jCulloch of West Newton. United Brethren Church at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. Bruce H.

Bishop officiated for the double ring ceremony, which was climaxed with Holy Communion. Merle C. West of Kittanning' An embankment of the greenery were arrange- cousin of the bridegroom. They wore floor-length gowns of white taffeta with elongated fitted jodiees, cap sleeves and full skirts. Delicate touches of color included pleated taffeta cummerbunds of poudre blue with wide ilari- ith the color scheme of the at-ievenmg or me rieascu ensembles, was Circle of alout at the table.

Flanking the ham and barbecued lace ruffles and full skirts of deep meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at thejand Audrey J. Beatty of New ferns and palms served as a of white gladioli and white tulle ruffles edged with lace. Connellsvilie Sportswear Co. iStanton, R.

D. 1. iground for the nuptial scene, chrysanthemums. White tapers LC.E.S. Glosses of '48-'49 Join for Reunion at 711 Club floating to the back Completing their en- streamers hemlines, sembles were head bands of white taffeta petals and white wrist- length gloves.

They carried cascade bouquets of blue majestic centerpiece of gladioli and asters were white tapers, encircled with ivy sprays and blue ribbon. Favors were tiny blue wedding slippers containing mints. The bridal bouquets completed the appointments. A buffet table was centered with a four-tier wedding cake. Aides for the buffet refreshments were Miss Ruthanne Harrer, Miss Jane Kreinbrook, Mrs.

Floyd R. Harrer and Mrs. Lewis A. Harrer daisies and ivy tied with match- iiu cous as of the bride, and Mrs. ing blue ribbon.

Mrs. Kerns, the matron of honor, carried the same flowers, plus stephanotis. The John H. Harbaugh of Greensburg. Mrs.

Gordon Cribbs of Greensburg and Miss "Peg" Smith of bride gave her attendants pearls Latrobe pou red. Assisting with included in their were Mrs. Scottdale. hamburgers were the principal dishes. Mrs.

Charles Forsythe, prest, dent, conducted a short business meeting at which she distributed and collected sewing for the Con nellsville State Hospital- Misses Marian Dowries and, Marian Thomas were guests. The September meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Emma M. Newffl, Reid Apartments, Scottdale. Plans wfll discussed far fall activities.

B. 0. Veterans Meet Wednesday; Plan Corn Roast which they mciuaea in meir. the arran menis accessories. A Harrer, Mrs.

Clyde The bridegroom asked James Snaw MR iffiam Qsterwise Gaut of Scottdale to serve as and Mrs Hany BelL best man. Ushering were Robert! Bover, Ronald K. Kerns. taung a Wednesday at D. Christner.

brother of hon moon C. A The corn roast to be and 4 emn 'August 21 at the Eagles Hali Baltimore and Ohio Veterans- Association No. -will meet at Y. pool of Kittanning. The bride's mother, Mrs.

Harrer, chose for her daughter's nuptials a poudre blue lace sheath dress with matching accessories. Mrs 1 bcottflale St at will be discussed. i A Among pre-nuptial affairs was (registered with dinner given by the, bus to parents at 7,, the rehearsal bridegroom's parents Christner, mother of the faride-i vma Route 51 groom, wore a blue chiffon dress with matching accessories. Both wore white orchid corsages. The bride graduated from Grove City Coliege and attended Waynesburg College and the" Uni- Immediately after the ceremony iversity of Pittsburgh.

The bnde- a reception was held in the social rooms of the church. Approximate- groom was graduated from Indiana State Teachers College and who havt for roast at, Hazelwood Lodge No. 7, burgh, are asked to meet at the Y. M- C. A.

no later than 12:15, p.m. Saturday, August 16. The B. fc 0. auxiliary will meet until September.

jly two hundred fifty guests at-i attended the University of Wis; tended the function, given by the'consin, Milwaukee, and the parents. Twenty werelUniversity of Pittsburgh. Wrap newspaper around a frigerator tray of ice cream as- fsoon as the cream is frozen to'. seated at the bride's table, in-j Both are teachers in the Scott-help prevent crystals from form- eluding the wedding party. A dale Joint High School.

ing on top. Members of Classes of 1948 and of Immaculate High School here were reunited Saturday evening at a gala party at the 711 Club. Pictured above are men and the front row (left to right) are: jiille), and Miss Joann Widmer. Ambuehl (Albina LaPorte), Missj Back row: Charles Bartholo- Miss Dawna Felgar. Mrs.

Arthur! In the second row (left to right) Gertrude Martin, Mrs. Victorlmai, George E. Bailey, Edward Andjjohn (Kathleen Quinn), Mrs. are: Miss Rose Marie wisilosky (Ehzabeth HuzdosJJH ar ry, Thomas Cunningham, William Lane (Kathleen Cramer), Mrs. Bernard Garstecki (Helen Miss Carmen Jennings.

women of both units. Seated in Mrs. Eugene Zancha (Betty Ne- Miss Beth' June Soisson, Robert Shaffer (Margaret 5 Robert Connors Lrma Dailey, Ralph Falco, James Zavaichen), Mrs. Joseph Davinjley), and Mrs. Herbert (Kathleen Berkey), Mrs.

Catherine Helms IRosendale, Henry Herbert Helms. Medvec and Gala Reunion for Joint I. C. Classes of '48-'49 ichild. Mr.

Medvec and MrsJMrs. Garstecki Mrs. George Bailey, Bernard 'Joseph Davin having Out-of-town guests besides those Robert J. Connors, Regis Twenty-five members of the Class of 1949, gave welcoming ad- Classes of 1943 and 1949 and their dresses to each group. James guests attended a combined re-iRosendale of '43 gave the invoca- union on Saturday evening at the'tion.

711 i George Bailey read the Class Chicken and ham dinners were served at 6:30 o'clock at tables decorated with each class's flower Mrs. child, Regis Dailey '48) and above mentioned were: Mrs.jArthur Andyjchn, Helms C49): newlywed, Mr. Ro-! Jaines Rosendale and Miss Soisson JDailty, Robert Shaffer, Mrs. Ed- sendale C48) and Mrs. Davin 49) in Pittsburgh, and ward Harry, William Lane, Mrs.

sendale C48) and Mrs. Davin having the least hair. Mr. Rosendale and Mr. Bartholomai Local esis not iven above in-jDavin, Miss Joann Bailey, Louis Henry Medvec of Billings, Mont.

Charles Bartholomai, most changed, Mr. clude: jMoiogne and James Hartman. and Mr. Bartholomai. Dancing concluded the affair.

The committee in charge of the '49 prophecy. Officers for both classes were and color! Women of the For '48 the officers received flowers tied with ribbons are: president, Mr. Helms; vice Helms ('48 and "49), Mr. Falco. Mr.

Bailey, Miss Felgar, Mrs. Davin. Mrs. Connors and of their respective units. The men were also ghen ribbons denoting their identification with their individual class.

At each end of the table were floral arrangements for the respective classes Class of 1943 was represented with the yellow tea rose and colors of fuschia and white, while Class of 1949 was represented wi the talisman rose and colors of green and gold. The I. C. School colors blue and gold, were used in the favors of mint cups. president, Miss Jennings; secretary.

Mrs. Garstecki, and treasurer, Miss Felgar. The '49 officers a President, Joseph Murtha; vice president, Mr. Falco; secretary, Miss Kathleen Cage, and treasurer, Miss'Galiar- di. Members having special dis- gifts by Mr.

follows: Traveling the greatest distance, Mr. Medvec of Billings, and Miss Galiardi of Pitts- After the dinner Herbert Helms.iburgh C49)f longest married, Mrs. of the Class cM 0 '4S) and Mrs. Herbert Ralph Falcor'vice" president of'Helms C49); having the youngest UBEBTT BAKING CO. AUGUST SPECIAL iWK KHMQHE CREAtf Ml HIIWw Mint? AvthwizMl Richard Lincoln 1411 Blvd.

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