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PAGE 8 SATURDAY EVENING, The Portsmouth Herald AUGUST is, for omen Edited by DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM Anne Melker, John Deasy Wed HONORED AT Members of the Officers' Wives Club of Pease Air Force Dase honored -Mrs. J. Calton and Mrs. Oelmore P. Wood at a formal lea in (he Officers' Club Thursday.

Shown at Ihc tea table arc Mrs. Wood, Cation. John Carson social chairman, and Gordon Lutes, club president. Mrs. Cation Is Ihc wife of Kris On Jack Caiton, USAI-, commanding officer of the Sl.lh Air Division at I'casc and -Mrs.

Wood's hnsbaml is Col. U. P. Wood. USAF, commander of the lOOlh Bomb Wins at Pease.

(Porlsmourh Herald photo) Mrs. Harry Melker of 171 more and the late 1.1. Ci Harry Melker. USN'. to Joh ter Dcasy.

Mr. Deasy is tlie son of Mrs. John Deasy of Kumford, It.1., anil the laic John Deasy. The ceremony was performed by the lit. Rev.

J. Francis Happ-1 ny, pastor of the church, a Flcv. Thomas J. McDonuugh. assistant pnslor, celebrated the nuptial mass.

Tile papal blessing was Iwslowed. Seated in sanctu-. ary were Itic Rev. Cornelius J.j and O'Neill of Thelma H.Walker Becomes Bride of John W. Watts DHAPER.

X.C.-- At ,1 ircerU cej'cmixiy. heiv. Jiojic of this phcc. daughter of Mrs. Henry Mayo of Raleigh and Hie )ate 1.

D. Wellington Watts, electronics technician. 2. USN. Mr.

Watts is the son rI Mr. and Mrs. Merlon E. Walls of 6 Rose Lane. i Maine.

i The ceremony took place all lie home of -Mrs. Early Gillie! and the Rev. Joseph E. Craft officiated. On i wedding trip to N'ewl land, Mr.

and Mrs. bridegroom's parenls, gavei reception for Hie couple. of Attleboro. Ihc Rev. Patrick Somerset, Mass.

Howard Joseph Melker, nf Fall River, brother of the bride, presented tiis sister in marriage. She was attired in a sown of appliqucd silk bomba- sine anrl tiad a matching headpiece and illusinn veil. Slic carried a missal wilh a cover corsage of an orchid and slephan- olis. Mrs. Howard Melker of Fail Hiver.

sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. Her waltz length of tunjiioisc over a a was designed with fitted Ijodice and a bouffant skirt. She" wore a picture hat and carried a cascade bouquet of yellow carnations and ivy. Richard Deasy of brother of Ihe bridegroom, was best a Robert L. Deasy of Rumford.

brotlier ot the Classes Listed for Eliot Garden 1 I I I I I 1 JUUl. KLIOT Donald Adams oMpom chrysanthemums and a terra-lest award. Al a recent meeting of More 70 persons from Kit- Portsmouth demonstralcd the art cotta co'lored vase was used for Porlsmonlh, Somctsworih, MR. AND MRS. JOH.X WELLINGTON' WATTS For Milady's Beauty Eyeshadow, Deftly Applied, Stars in Modern Makeup By SUF.

WILLIAMS The "no-lipstick" look that American women seem lo be following has led lo terrific cm- Elena L. Ricci, To Wed Sept. 26, Feted at Shower Miss Elena l.oretta Riccl, daughter of Mrs. Giacomo liicci of 184 Deer and Ihe late Mr. fiicci, was guest of honor last Saturday night at a surprise bridal shower at the Women's City Club.

Hostesses were Doreen Hicci of Miss Flora Boston and Miss Virginia Ann niccl of Portsmouth, the bride's sisters, and Miss Catherine Ann Eliadcs of Porlsmouth, a clossmale. A shower cake was made hy Mary Fabrizio, the bride's cousin, and shower favors were marie by the hostesses. JIlss Ricci was presented a corsage of pink roses. Among those attending were Mrs. Ricci, bride's mother Mrs.

Angela Veilleux, the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Scully, Mrs. Katherine a i Mrs. Elizabeth Hen drickson. Miss Sylvia liliades Miss Patricia Eliadcs, Mrs Chrislos Eliadcs', Veilleux, Mrs.

Agnes Tacy, Miss Sylvia Fusegni and -Mrs. Eileen Caswcll. Mrs. Victoria Pcsaresi, Miss Dorothy Pcsaresi, Mrs. Margaret O'Connell, Miss I'atricis O'Connell, Miss Susan O'Coiv nell, Mrs.

Concctta Fcrrclli, Mrs. Pearl Mills, -Mrs. E. A Ricci, Mrs. Belly Ricci, Miss Belle Driscoll.

Mrs. Anthony Cumbo, Mrs. Mary Kozcn, Mrs Jane Pirini. Mrs. Carmella O'Connell, Mrs.

Serena Samo- chin and Miss Merlcnu Wagner. Mrs. Rose Mirosolc, Mrs Anna Zaffcrano, Mrs. Cclia Caggtano. Mrs.

Calerina Cas- lellani, Mrs. A a Vinci- gucrra, Mrs, A i a Holland, Miss Jacqueline Emery, Miss Sybil Henderson, Mrs. Cclia PaceIJa, Mrs. Constance Pacella and Mrs. Belly Susi.

Mrs. Doreen Christeiiien, Airs. Genevieve Caldwell, Mrs. Gerlrude Caldwcll, Joan Peabody, Mrs. Dorothy Vcndclti, Miss Belty Nelson, Miss Anita Gardiner.

Mrs. Joanne Grasso, Mrs. Olive Soule, Mrs. Janet Amato, Mrs. Irene Poll), Mrs.

Alice Clark and Dorothy Addorio. Miss Riccl will be married, lo Donald X. Veilleux of Kittery' on Sept. 2fi at 10 a.m. in tlie Church of lie Immaculate Conception.

phasis on the eyes cerlainly one of (he most important features of woman. As a result, eyeshadow has come lo be the accepted cosmclic of the day. But, depending upon how it is applied, it can eilhcr make a girl look sparkling and sharp or as if she had just made up for a masquerade party. The idea is to pul a small amount of eyeshadow on the eyelid just above the pupil of Ihe eye and Ihcn blend it out toward the temple. The new eyeshadow slicks make Ihe technique easier lhan it used to be.

The slender slicks resemble lipsticks and are just as convenient to carry around in your handbag. If you want (he eyeshadow to appear lighter, make a thin line along Ihe upper lid and smooth it out with your (inger. The blue-eyed girl may wear cither blue, teal or green but the girl wilh brown has her pick of eyeshadows. attention particular drawn to tlie eyes, heed should be paid lo how Ihe. eyebrows look.

In plucking the eyebrows, which have been lubricalcd, use short, quick pulls in Ihe direction in which the hairs are growing. Since (he a a line of the most popular today, plucking is usually eyebrow is very little necessary. The eyebrow may be kept wcll- grooincd by brushing wilh a mascara brush, and light eyebrows are brought more into prominence by using a pencil. Short strokes, made back loward the temples, give the most natural look. BEAUTY HINTS Daily use of a rich lubricating cream will improve all skins but it will do the most the woman with an extra sensitive and dry skin.

Work in the cream i Ihe fingertips'and leave some of it on overnight. Too few leenagcrs brush their of flower arranging at a meeting a foliage composition. of the Kliot Nashua, Greenland. Hyc and Lexington, attended. The bridegroom's sister.

Miss Janet Watt, presented the guest book. Mr. Walls was graduated and using a ceramic donkey, made from Traip Academy ii and has served in tlie dav at the Fellowship House. Mr. Adams spoke on the new colors to be found in carnations Club.

Thurs-J At Ihc business meeting. mem- since liiat time. He is now serving in tho Mediterranean Sea 19511 an arrangement with coral ciirna- -yjtions. Other creations included mi- Ladies Auxiliary To Hold Rummage Sale in September KITTERY-- Plans for a rummage sale i the first week in September were discussed at Ihc VFW Ladies Auxiliary ing at I.efiion Hall recently. The date of the sale will be an-' nounced later, and the place will be Pythian Hall.

Also discussed was selection of a new chairman for the essay contest sponsored a a by the local unit in conjunction with Ihc slate and a i a organiza- i a cream gladiolus with red throats, red carnations- and yellow chrysanthemums in an oriental iron container. A center piece arrangement was done in a milk glass container using orange-red gladiolus; yellow snap dragons, purple daisies and lavender materials, in a copper bowl; a rice bowl displayed pom- ters voted to name Mrs. Herbert Nelson as an honorary member. The sum of $10 was donated to Ihe hospital service fund and $30 was voted for use by tiie flower show committee. Mrs.

Trc- vclyn K. Fernald announced thai an application had been made to Ihe National Federation of Garden Chios for purple ribbon, which is the aim for show this year. Two years ago the club received a green ribbon for its efforts in a flower show and found they had scored the 90 points needed for a purple ribbon is tlie high- tion. Starting in September two hair. It should many reasons: brushed remove meetings will lie held monthly by the local group.

Following the business meeting, members adjourned lo Mrs. Helen Hanson's home on Haley Rd. where a social was held and refreshments served. Mrs. Lucy Surrelte won a special prize.

Hostesses for the next meeting will be Mrs. Dolores and Margaret make. The auxiliary recently held a picnic at York Beach. Carol J. Krebs To Be Married To Mr.

Sullivan SOUTH I --Mr. Mrs. F.rnest K. Krchs of Vine St. are announcing the ment of their daughter.

Miss Carol Joyce Krebs. lo Richard Harland i and Mrs. Hrrlcrt Goodwin Si. Miss Krebs, a a a of Berwick Academy, will Hospital Guild Makes Plans For Charity Ball on Sept. 3 I Plans for the first annual charity ball for the benefit of the Tri-County Ostcopalhic Hospital were completed at the Women's Guild's ball committee meeting recently at Mrs.

W. Scott Perkins' home in York Harbor. The hall will be held Sept. 3. starting at 9 p.m., at the Hotel Wcntworth, New Castle.

Tickcls may be obtained by a i cither -Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Cecil J. Rhodes in Kittery, or any guild member. Committee members present were Mrs.

Irving Mrs. Allen Perkins. -Mrs. George Wood, Mrs. a a Whithcrs and Mrs.

Rhodes. The next regular guild meeting will be held Aug. 13 at a place to be announced. Judith Sanborn Engaged to Wed Sotir S. Palos Mr.

and -Mrs. Grant Sanborn Jr. of have a Patricia Balentine To Be Married YORK Mrs. Charles L. Bal- enlinc announces the engage- of her daughter, Miss Patricia.

A. Balenllne, to Frank L. Palstone, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Patstonc Sr. of York. a i is also the WherUvright nounced the engagement i I i daughter. Miss i San-: I horn, lo Solir S. Palos.

son of daughter of the late Mr. Balon- and Speros Papazoglos'tine. Somcrvillc. Mass. Miss a i is a a a Miss Sanborn was gradiialed Jof York High School and is em- Kxelcr I i i School iri'ploycd by Carlisle Cleaners of lf)58 and is Ihe New i York.

England School of A i in Her i a is a a a of Ion. i York High School anil is now Mr. Force be graduated from the Xew a la5 cc Palos served in the Air for four years and i serving the Coast Guard al a i a School in Groton, Conn. the executive board it was vot erl (o try (or Ihc purple awan tins year. Mrs.

Fernald also displayed a cilalion given for 100 pcrccn momtxTship in the permanen home fund. The next meeting, originally scheduled for Sept. 10 will be held on Sept. 17 at the Mrs. John M.

Ballon, opposite Depol in order to allow members to attend the regional meeting lo be held at Ihe York Golf Club ivith the Piscataqua Garden Club as hostesses. Mrs. Wells D. Footc, announced hat Mrs. Edward Rollins of River a member of the club, had won a blue ribbon at the recent Rollinsford Flower Show.

Mrs. Robert Hutton chairman of the flower show to be presented on Sept. 23 at Ihe South Eliot Methodist Church, announced the following classes under Ihe theme, "Our Class 1, "Eliot Fire Department" an arrangement featuring values of orange-red flowers, using a minimum of green folia; Class 2, "Our Churches" an arrangement in white or colored flowers suitable for a church. Class 3. "William Fogg Library" a composition suggested by a book fille; Class 4, "Our Homes, 1 contemporary homes, an arrangement showing modern influence and B.

colonial homes, an arrangement in an antique container or reproduction thereof. Carolyn Barker Is Married to Leon E. Albert The Church of the Immaculate Conception was the. scene of Ihc wedding, lasl Saturday, of Miss Carolyn J. Barker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin S. Barker of Kittery, and I.eon E. Albcrl, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Albert of 39 Brew- stcr St. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rl. Re'. J. Francis Happny.

paslor Ihe church. Mrs. a Jackson was organic. Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown, fashioned wilh bodice of Chantilly lace with a bateau neckline and long pointed sleeves. Her skirt was designed wilh panels of lace bclween rows of accordion plcals, Her veil of illusion fell from a pearl crown and she carried a Colonial bouquel of summer flowers.

Miss Venn was maid of honor, wearing a blue rulflcd nel dress over blue laffela. Edwin Rivals was best man am! Donald Peterman and soph Gentry ushered. i Mrs. Barker chose medium blue chiffon over laffel.i and Ihe bridegroom's mother wore a i a a dress, le-' signed i inserts ot lace. For a i trip to I-ake Winnipcsaukec, Mrs.

A wore a i sheath dress with a matching pink duster and a corsage ot white gladioli with pink rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs. Albcrl will live at the -Mobile a Trailer Killery. Mrs.

Albert, a graduate of; Robert W. Traip Academy, Kit-j tery, in Ihe class of 1958, is em-j ployed hy the Public Finance; Corp. Her husband was gradu-' afed from Portsmouth High; School in 1957 and is employed at the Portsmouth X'aval Shipyard. AND SIRS. UiO.V A I hy Klngsbur.v) Class "Our Roadsides" a nt Mr.

a Schfjo Mai-shall i a of lit Art with Ihr'wcddins. loose hairs, to combat dry hair, to coax Ihc oils out from the roots to the end of the hair, to stimu- atc the scalp and remove dust and some dirt. Brushing should be done thoroughly and regularly by all women. he graduated from Mclnlosli Business College. Dover, this month.

She is employed as a secretary in the office nf i i a K. Calancs of Dover, attorney. Sullivan was graduated from Berwick A a a will he a senior at Wcrilworth I i Boston, in September. Teachers Make 12,000 Mile Trip Four area ve Ruth Fitzgerald Engaged to Wed GREENLAND--Mr. and Airs.

Theodore Fitzgerald of Great Bay Rd. announce the engagement of Iheir daughter, Miss Rulh R. Fitzgerald, to icnncth C. Young son of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth C. Young Sr. o( Ocean Rd. KITTERY teachers dale has been sci for the wedding. Judith Is Betrothed SOUTH I a Mrs.

Arlo N. nf A a St. a the helrolhal of! i daughter, Miss i Klcanor HOIT. lo Alfred George SI. Pierre, son of Mrs.

SI. Pierre of Somcrsworlh. Miss I i attended Berwick Academy and is employed by Ihe South Berwick Shoe Co. Her fiance a Somers-j worth schools and is employed by the Somersworll, Shoe Executive Board To Meet Aug. 19 school to their homes aflcr a i seven week.

12,000 i He i.s also serving in the Coast. across counlry, visiling in 2fi Guard. I slates and five a a i a provinces. They are Miss Sadie Dearborn, principal of die Mitchell School; Miss Marion o( Whipplc School in Portsmouth, Miss Helen Sevey of Wcnt- worth-Dennelt School, and Miss Amy Thompson, guidance dl- -N'o immediate dale has been set for (lie wedding. rector at a i High Members of the execu- i board of the Piscalan.ua liusiness and Professional Women's Club i meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

at Mio home of Mrs. Mary Tim- iimns. 221 Summer St. All members are requested lo attend to a plans for the Scplcmher meeting. i members of i i club altendcil Ihe a a i recently.

Following i at the Yorkway. the grf.up attended a performance at ihe i Play- Quilting Tip School. The KI-I and Mrs. lisiled i Herbert Johnson arrangement of wild flowers in a suitable container being sure to check conservation lists; Class 6 "Simscl on the Piscataqua" whieli will be a non-competitive class by invitation: Class 7, "Our Markets 1 an arrangement of fruit or vegetables wilh other foliage permifled. Class 8.

"Our Schools" will be open lo Ihc Junior Garden Club under A. Laura V. Dame school; B. Primary school and C. Cen Iral school.

The horticulture classes will include: annuals, Class 1, zinnias will, 3 blooms; Class 2, petunias wilh 3 sprays; Class 3, slock wilh 3 spikes: 4. marigolds with set for thc .1 bloom under Climax, (he clubs project this year, and B. any olher marigold: Class 5, snapdragons under Panorama with spikes and any other wilh 3 spikes. Also Class 6. Asters with 3 blooms; Class 7.

Verbena with 3 blooms; Class 8, any other annual; Perennials will include one spray of chrysanlhemums. Class 1. hybrid tea with bloom: A. white, yellow, and D. red; Class 2.

Flori- I a i 1 spray. while. B. yellow, c. pink and red: Class 3.

Climbers with I bloom. white, yellow. pink and red. Bulbs. Corms.

Tubers, Rhizomes etc: Class 1. Tuberous Begonias wilh I slock. orange. red. C.

yellow. D. while and K. pink: Class 2, Dahlias. A.

single with 1 spray, pompom with I spray, large variety with 1 bloom displayed with leaves; Class 3, Gladiolus, white or cream, yellow, red, la-. vender or purple, K. blends. Tea was served by hostesses Old York Garden Club Entertains Area Presidents YORK Mrs. Daniel R.

a director of the Saco District of Garden Clubs, and presidents of area garden clubs were guesls of Ihc Old York Garden Clul) at its Wednesday meeting, held at York Counlry Club. Mrs. Robert Richards of Groveland, talked on "Summer Flower Arrangements" and illustrated her lecture with flower arrangements. The announcement made thai tlie club was invited to attend the Saco District meeting Sept. 10 at the York Country Club, when the Fiscalaqua Garden Club will be host.

Meetings start at 11 a.m. with luncheon at 1 p.m. and the afternoon program starling at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Homer Wingale nf Shore Ogunquit, was as a new member.

It was announced that a member, Miss Helen Tyler of Ogunquit had died. Mrs. Norman C. Upliam, club president, introduced Mrs. Mann, Mrs.

Edwin Aletcalf, president of Ihc Piscalaqua Garden Club; Mrs. John Culler, president of the Kittery Garden Club; Miss Dorothy Tnllis, president of the Sarah Orne Jewctt Garden Club of South Berwick: Mrs. G. I.eKoy Jfar- mon, president of the Portsmouth Garden Chili; ami Mrs. Trevelyn F.

Fernald, president of the Eliot Garden Club. Also present were several members of each of the guest Presiding at refreshment (able were Miss Itita Colo, Mrs. Harry Rrcttell and Airs a F. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Hancock.

Mrs. John SimnmlF. Mrs. Marion Simoods. Mrs.

John Wills. Mrs. James Holland. Miss Irene Varrell, Mrs. I).

AI- cn Moulton, Miss Margaret Wallace. Mrs. II. Spear. Mrs.

William II. nctalkick, Mrs. Alvah Roberts and Mrs Javid L. Lusly. The a a meeting in Hep- ember will be a "porch itarling at 1 p.m., with business meeting held at 2 p.m.

C. WTCorters Attend Wedding XORTir HAMPTON Mr. and Mrs. C. William Carter of Atlantic Avc.

attended (he wedding of Miss iandra R. Gould held recently at he First Baptist Church in Concord. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ialph V.

Gould of Pembroke and ormcr residents of North Hamp- on. Miss Gould was married lo ary Wallace Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Barnes of V'cstcrly, n.

I. JIR. AND MKS. ROBEKT II. 1VOODKS (Photo br LaTJracli) Lucy Knowles, Mr.

Woodes Wed in Seabrook Church A i T.ncy E. Knowlcs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Knowles of Docks was married lo Hobcrl 11.

Woodcs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Woodes of I 1 Mill Hampton. Aug. 7 in the Seabrook a i a Church.

jElaine Day, 'To Wed Sept. 12, Is Given Shower Miss Elaine Day of 120 Rockhill Ave. was guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower recently at the hnme of Mi5. Jeanne i a in Those attending uiciudrd Mrs. Alary Chcpenuk.

Mrs. AI- Ihcsi L'oruvay. Mrs. Rose Marc. Mrs.

Margaret O'Connell, Airs. Rose I a i Mrs. Hose Somcrs. I'eavl a Mrs. a Mrs.

a i Kay. Mrs. Kihel Knowllon. Mrs. Mrs.

l.or- Ilcv. Walter P. Brock way. pastor ot the church, performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs.

Brockway was organist. Given in a i a by her falher, bride wore a ballerina length dress of imported blue print I a i a silk, styled wilh a i Ixxllce. a full skirt anri a sash of rainbow- illusion. Her headpiece was of i illusion ami jewels and stio carried a bouquet of baby roses. Mrs.

Eugene Berirar.d sister of Ihc bride, was matron of honor, wearing a white dress embossed in blue, a white nylon i hat and corsage of white and pink roses. Cheryl Marie was llower She wore a blue and i nylon sheer dres.i and flowered headband and carried an old-fashioned bouriuct. Mr. liertrand served as bejt man. Kor her daughter's wedding.

Mrs. Knowlcs wore a grey and while nylui dress and i ac- nf the hill? CCSSfKLCS. mother bridegroom wore a tlrest, and i accessories. anil Mrs. i U't'rpl inn i Flora Kncoyanis.

raine Casey and Forlirr. Also. A i Maude D.vnknwski, Mrs. I a Me fs Onnrncr. A i Allies Polite.

i i Champagne. Mrs. Dit-! fresne, Mr? Doria Mrs. i i Finney. Miss; Jeanne Miss a i and Miss Paliic-ia Wilhain.

Miss a Mr-. Abhie Day o( 120 i Aie. W()W CS dress pink i i i ami Woodc.s i in i new home on i ll.iiiijilon K.illv Mrs. of and Karl Day of i i i Si-hoo! in marry Harold Kay, son of Mrs. "'C cl'iss of I i.s employed Marion a of Dennett St i secretary by Prcfci'icd i a Exclor.

Her 1ms- hand was a a from a bonyo Kolomitsky by Ihc a i i to Wed iCo s-niATiiAM-Mis. jane Koi Donna Thompson omilsky of Ave. a Ihc engagement of her WCO OCDt. 12 Whcn never lay scissors on the quill to use in'lbrcail uo These may sometimes. Mrs.

F. Cress. Mrs. i of Kalamazoo. former resi- dcnls of Kittery Point.

make the quill sag. Instead of scissors use a razor blade (or thread cuttini. ly Pearsall, Mrs. Edgar Cummings, Mrs. Victor Archenbault and Mrs, Walter Phemister.

Linen Gloss A few shavings of parawax added lo Ihe hoi starch will give a lovely gloss to all lalil: linens. You will probably like the effect so well that you will continue doing each week. nounecs daughter Miss Sonya I a Mrs Mm ion Ti on) KotomilMy. lo John Ca.vm Wig- Colonial Dr. a the en- Kin.

son of Mr. and Mrs ForrestUgemonl of her daughlcr. Miss of Beach, Maine. mla Mae Thompson lo Set Miss Kolomitsky. a L.

Kelly US.MC son of of High School, is sccre-l rs Lcona Dannomora t.iry-treasurer of A and the laic Michael i' i- Kelly. Her fioiHT was a a from York High School and is the Goldcnrod, employed at York Reach. No definite dale iias been set for Ihc wedding. For Emergencies A a brown Miss Thompson, a graduate of Portsmouth High School in the class of 1957, is employed as a secretary at (he First National Bank. Sgl.

Kelly was graduated from Diiniicmnra High School. He is at Ihc S. a a Rep a a i i Command Annex, New may be used successfully ajCaille. subslitule for a pressing cloth. A Sept.

12 wedding is planned..