Daily News from New York, New York • 165

SUNDAY NEWS, JULY 11, 1965 a fl iuiyiw (i LbuUis (idis Small Reception, Short Honeymoon to Follow By WILLIAM FEDERICI and HENRY LEE Mayor Wagner and socialite Barbara Joan Cavanagh will not live in Gracie Mansion after their marriage July 26, they disclosed yesterday. Barbara said there would be little point in moving into the Mayor's official residence, which the couple would have to vacate when his term expires on pec. 31. She said they still have to do their house-hunting1. Like any slightly fidgety fiancee she said: "Any bride Wants to decorate her own home." And then she added: "I am ecstatically happy." iff- A 1 'P Jt 7f To ST.

yy -y The Mayor and Barbara, at his I Irs- Jan Cavanagh, wife of an other brother, John, will be the Bummer home in Islip, L. for a cookout, also disclosed that they will have a simple wedding-Ceremony rather than an elaborate nuptial Mass. Cardinal Spell-man will perform the rite in matron of honor. Wagner had previously reported that his elder son, Robert 21, would be best man. If he could "have the both of them," he added, he would like hs younger son, 18-year-old Duncan, as an additional best man.

Barbara was spending the weekend at the home of Judge Charles Tenney, 65 South Saxon in Bay Shore, which is far from Wagner's place at 99 Ocean Drive, Islip. (NEWS foto by Gordon Kyndersj at the Mayor's summer home in Islip, L-L Barbara Cavanagh and Mayor Wagner 1 ith the Mayor, she had spent the morning shopping "just say we were shopping," she mysteriously. A few minutes later, at his home, Wagner cleared up this minor mystery. Shopping for what? He answered prosaically: "For food for my cookout this afternoon." In addition to Barbara, the mayoral guests included Deputy Mayor and Mrs. Cavanagh, Judge and Mrs.

Tenney and their daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Miller. Miller was a college classmate of Wagner.

Saya It's Undecided The Mayor said he and Barbara were just relaxing over the weekend and added wistfully: "We'd like to be able to relax until the wedding date, but I know that's impossible." Asked about honeymoon plans, Wagner said: "Actually, we haven't decided where we might go. Our honeymoon might be about a week or a little longer, but I doubt very much if we'll be going to Europe." The long-rumored, ever-denied engagement was finally confirmed Friday afternoon in an announcement by Barbara's mother, widowed Mrs. Edward F. Cavanagh Sr. of Glen Cove, L.I.

She had her daughter-in-law Joan phone the newspapers and wire services. Wagner said yesterday that he was glad "to set the record straight" about his own series of denials, the most recent being Thursday evening when he arrived home from Denmark. "I have always felt that my personal life was not something to be discussed at a press conference," he explained. "On almost every occasion that I was asked, it was either at an airport at a labor negotiation session, at a political meeting or at a press conference having to do with some city crisis. "I just didn't feel that I should discuss a thing of this sort in view of what we had previously been discussing.

Son Was In on It "Furthermore, once the plans were completed, Barbara and I both felt that it would be up to Barbara's mother to make the announcement. This was made not at a press conference and not from City Hall. "I think this was correct." His son, Robert, disclosed that he had known about the impending announcement since his graduation from Harvard last month. picture on page 1) 'Mr Edward F. CTnfh Jr.

Will give bride away the private chapel of his residence behind St. Patrick's Cathedral. Immediately afterward there will be a small reception in the Cosmopolitan Club, 122 E. 66th for family members and intimate friends. Honeymoon plans re incomplete, but the couple will be gone only about a week.

For the ceremony, the 36-year-old bride-to-be disclosed, she does not plan to wear a wedding gown but rather "just a wedding: dress." Her brother. Deputy Mayor Edward F. Cavanagh will give her away, while her sister-in-law, If Am Mrs. Joan Cavanagh--will be matron of honor. Ex-Cot Ss mhbei hy IFBD in Teuais Amarillo.

July 10 (Special) The FBI today was holding for the Secret' President Johnson about the Service a New York ex-con who has been accused of trailing country with intent to as- John Jones and authorized by U.S. Attorney John Quinn. Orally and in writing, the 160-pound, 6-foot-l ex-convict has jail in lieu of $5,000 bond. The Secret Service placed a hold on him. The FBI refused to give details of the arrest or to say whether Mft I J.

President is spending the weekend. Johnson City is about 500 miles southeast of this Panhandle city. Arraigned on Car Theft Hendrickson, who also uses the names of John F. O'Rourke and Alan David Savage, was arrested here for car theft last night. Traveling as Walter Hollings-wood, he was taken into custody at an east side Amarillo motel.

He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner J. L. Bagwell on a charge of stealing a white Chrysler from a New York auto rental agency. The car was found abandoned in Idaho.

When arrested, he was driving a 1964 Ford he rented in Idaho. He was remanded to the -Potter County sassinate him. Identified as Walter Daniel Hendrickson, 36, he has left a long string of aliases and a shorter string of wives during his travels across the country in stolen cars. He is the man named by the FBI in an all-points bulletin when Johnson attended the United Nation's 20th anniversary meeting in San Francisco. Destination Unknown Also, authorities say, he caused an alarm to be issued when Johnson was in New York last week to address the National Education Association convention.

Then he used the name of John Gunnison. It was not known whether Hendrickson was headed for 'Johnson. whera threatened to kill tnat son oi a bitch." Hendrickson was not abashed about the fact he has married two women without benefit of divorce, and was about to marry a third, until he decided he "didn't like her." He said he is married to Mrs. Julia Hendrickson of New York City and to Mrs. Lielana Hendrickson of Columbus, Ohio who now lives with his brother, Charles.

Hendrickson was born in Ozone Park, Queens, on July 1, 1929, to Charles L. and Adelaide Hendrickson, now living separately on Long Island and in Tenafly, N. J-, respectively. He has a record of 10 arrests, starting in Nassau (Continued page 48 cot. 1) he was armed when taken into custody.

But at his arraignment, Hendrickson told Bagwell: "I never carried a pistol. All I had was a rifle in my car." Lost His Trail During the San Francisco alert police there said they were told Hendrickson was armed with a rifle and ammunition and that his trail had been lost after he left an Ogden, Utah, motel by car on June 24. The Secret Service said Hendrickson was indicted by a federal grand jury in Albuquerque, N.M., last month in connection with a threatening letter mailed in April to Johnson. The charge was filed May 2V by Secret Service Agent Walter D. Hendrickon Held by FBI rAC 'fl MO Jo's is 7tif.