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TOE TROY RECORD, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 30, Will Be Bride In August Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Meyer of 2 Ball Place, Watervliet, announce the engagement of their daughter, Eisie Carol, to William L. Coon, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Coon of Jefferson City, Mo. Miss Meyer graduated from Watervliet High School and is employed by the New York State Department of Public Works.

Her fiance attended the University of Missouri and served with the Navy during World War II. The wedding will take place August 15. Auxiliary Has Dinner The Women's Auxiliary of the Spejgletown Fire Company held their second annual dinner meeting at the Willow Tea House Monday evening. A report from the nominating eommittee was given by Mrs. Joseph Brown and the following officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs.

Harry Anderson, president; Mrs. Irving Butcher, vice- president; Mrs. Donald Gagnon, recording secretary; Mrs. Ernest Be- hernitz. corresponding secretary; Mrs.

Charles Holmes, treasurer, and Mrs. Stanley Fane, auditor. The out-going president, Paul Brown, presided at the business meeting and read a report on the second annual card party and ahow which was held at Dania Hall on May 2, The secretary, Mrs. Robert Hidley, gave a summary of the year's events and in the absence of the the auditor. Mrs.

William Siek. the auditor's report was read by the treasurer. Mrs. George Day. Mrs.

Brown was presented with a sterling silver candy dish' by Mrs. Mm Zelie Married Miss Sandra P. Zelie, granddaughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. John S.

Zelie of Troy, was married recently at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Pinehurst, N. to Robert F. Dunn of Southern Pines, N. C. Rev.

John A. Brown performed the ceremony and Mrs. James E. Harrington was matron of honor with Mrs. Clyde W.

Smith, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Janet Smith as bridesmaids. Lucy Simpson was flower girl. Milard T. Dozier was- best man and Donald Scheipers, Hermann Grover, Clyde Smith and Clyde T. Dunn served as ushers.

The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Zelie of Pinehurst, N. attended the Hartridge School, Plainfield, N.

and Miss Chapman's School, Pinehurst. She is a graduate of National Cathedral School, Washington, and Sweet Briar College. Mr. Dunn attended Duke University and is with the Citizens Bank it Trust Co. of Southern Pines.

MISS ELSIE MEYER Anderson who expressed thanks and appreciation of the Arrangements for the meeting were in charge of Ernest Simard and Mrs. Hidley. Former Troy Girl Engaged Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Marion R. Noonan to David I. Corbut, son Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen A. Corbut of Holyoke, by her dinner parents, Mr: and Mrs. Edward F. Mrs.

Noonan of 191 'West Lawrence Weekend Guests Mr. and Mrs. John Pitrus of Hartford, are spending the weekend with Mrs. Pitrus' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul A. Toohey of 279 Pawling Avenue. In New Home Mr. and Mrs. Fred W.

Curtis, who have been living in Eagle Mills, have taken up residence at 13 Elmgrove Avenue in the house formerly occupied by Miss Effiie' Upham who is moving to New Jersey. On Trip Mr. and Mrs. A. Kendall erts have gone to South to get their daughter, Pa tricia, who is completing her freshman year at Mount Holyoke College there.

Holiday Visit Dr. and Mrs. William H. Horan, and their children. Billy.

Richie and Cecily, of Mt. Pleasant Avenue are spending the weekend in Wilmington, VI To Attend Ball Mr. and Mrs. James T. Whitehurst, of Brunswick Hills are spending the weekend in Salisbury, with Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Leubuscher, former Trojans. This evening they will attend the Sharon Ball in Lakeville, Conn. Cocktail Fames Entertaining at cocktail parties before the dinner dance at The Troy Country Club this evening will be Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Lewis of Westover Road and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wander Sixth Avenue. of 356 Connecticut Girl To Wed R.P.L Alumni the engagement of Miss Mary Burnett Welles, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. 'Charles R. Welles of Stratford, to John J. Delany, III, son of Dr. and Mrs.

John J. Delany, Street, Albany, formerly of Troy. Miss Noonan, a junior at the a Conservatory of Music in Boston, where she is majoring voice, is a graduate of Vincentian Institute and attended the College of St. Rose. She is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon sorority and recently has been connected with the New Eng- Opera Theater under the direction of Boris Goldovsky.

Mr. Corbut, graduate of the University of Massachusetts, is attending Boston University School Circle Plans Luncheon Plans for a covered dish luncheon to be held June 17 were made by the Friendly Circle of the Center Brunswick M.E. Church at their monthly meeting held at the home of Mrs. William Bode Monday evening. The luncheon will be held at 1 p.m.

on the lawn of the home of Mrs. James M. Gemmill who will serve as chairman. Each guest is requested to bring sandwiches and her own table setting in addition to her covered dish. Miss Milo P.

Hyde, president of the group, announced that the annual banquet will be held at 7 p.m. June 27 at the Willow Tea House. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Robert Mandeville before June 21. The Swiss steak supper will be held October 10 instead of October 17 as previously announced.

Mrs. Freeman Bonesteel was speaker of the evening, while Mrs. Mandeville led the devotions. Refreshments were served by --Photo by Conk! MISS CAROLYN ILER. MISS JANET LEWIS.

Hudson Falls of Law. Curing World War II he irl T() Be served in the Coast Guard. Memorial Service memorial service Pleasant a i Rebekah Lodge will be held in the First Presbyterian Church of Brunswick tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Edward W.

Hargrove, pastor, will deliver the address. The following members will participate in the candlelighting ceremonies: Mrs. Marion Gailey, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward H. Lewis of 28 Lower Elizabeth Street, Hudson Falls, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Janet Aileen, to Herbert Frederick Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Hanson of Moriah.

Miss Lewis is a graduate of Fort Edward High School and New York State College for Teachers at Albany. She is librarian at Johnsburg Central School North Creek. Mr. Hanson was graduated from Sherman Collegiate Institute. He was recently discharged from the Army after serving in Panama for one Carolyn Hayner, Mrs.

a i He is employed by Republic Jones, Mrs. Edith Hughes, Mrs. teel at Mineville. Helen Gutbrodt and Mrs. Shirley Berney.

Will Attend. Commencement The Joanne Murray fnd Marcia Bott of Troy and Jo Cerri of Watervliet are attending the commencement exercises at Morrisville Agricultural and Technical Institute this weekend. They will be escorted to the senior dinner dance at Twin Pines Country Club in Syracuse by Jack Coster of Oneonta, Patrick Baratta of Astoria, L. and Don Murray, of Troy, all members of the graduating class and of Kappa Delta Sigma fraternity. Entertain Party the hostess, assisted by Mrs.

Albert Hems, Miss Barbara Bode and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer. E. W. Graduate Wed To Harvard Man St.

Mark's Episcopal Church, Mt. Kisco, was the scene of the recent marriage of Miss Joan Gunnison Appleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver D. Appleton of Highbank Mount Kisco, and a graduate of Emma Willard School; to Charles Bragdon Stone, "son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles B. Stone of Cromwell and Easthampton, Conn. Rev. William C.

Lee performed the ceremony which was followed by G. Announce Engagement Carolyn Stringer, Sage Wed Miss Carolyn Duncan Stringer, a graduate of Russell Sage Col- MmHovt Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Mynard C. Hoyt si 841 Fifth Avenue announce the engagement of their Mitt Dorothy Hoyt, to Carl Osterhout, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herrick W. Osterhout of Valley Falls. Miss Hoyt graduated from tha Austin School of Beauty Culture in hcn and runs her own businesi in Lansingburg. MJ.

Osterhout is a graduate of Vlley Falls High School and il employed in the television servica department of Montgomery Ward and Co. The wedding date has not been set. Dance Festival Presented At School The third annual dance festival' was presented by the dancing classes of School 18 Thursday evening in the school auditorium. The classes are sponsored by thi Parent-Teacher Association of tha school. the Sacred Heart Cathedral at 4 from kindergarten p.m.

with Most Reverend James through eighth grade illustrated Kearney, D.D., presiding. tap, ballroom and ballet dances. Miss Nash is the daughter of Selections i classical a time, minstrel ano Mrs. Ambrose L. Nash of 2o24 --Photo by Conklln MISS DOROTHY HOYT.

time. school time, vaudeville time The engagement of Miss Carolyn 'lege, became the bride of William! Fifth Avenue who, with i and Mar di Gras time. Iler to Rboert- William 'Alfred Graham recently at the I daughter, Helen Maryland The dancing classes at School Shoen son of Mr and Mrs Jesse! Chapel of the Beloved Disciple of are in Rochester fori 18 are under the direction of Mrs. anoen, son ui iuu JCMC, povmnnH TTpnrv with the assist- B. Shoen of Massena, has Church of the Heavenly Rest! the exercises.

Before returning to in New York. announced by Miss Hex's The bride is the daught er of the Mr. and Mrs. Elbert M. Iler, ate and Mrs.

Robert G. String- Route 49, Troy. of Wynber, and Mr. Graham Miss Iler is a graduate of Catho-jj ne an Mrs. Charles lie Central High School and at-jy.

Graham of New York and Long! sister receive her degree. Henry ne ass i Troy, they will entertain for their ance of Mrs. Banjamin Gauch and daughter 'at the Hotel Rochester. Mrs. Harold Mead.

H. Irv- Miss Cotch is the sister of Miss ing Randall is pianist for the Michael J. Peters, Jane Cotch of 2231 Sixth Avenue, will be in Rochester to see her group. Mrs. second vice president of the Parent-Teacher Association, is in tended Albany College of an d.

acy. She is employed in the of-j jj ev 0 hn E. Large, rector, per- fice of Dr. Raymond F. Noyes.

formed the ceremony. Mrs. Edward Mr. Shoen, an alumni of ciauss was her sister's only at- seria High School, is attending thejtendant. R.

Andrew Fletcher, Also attending the graduation charge of all dancing classes held rom Troy are the Misses at the school. Assisting her are Flannery, Marlyn Herbert a Nelson Bliss, Mrs. Robert Mary Jo Woodin, as well as Miss Coonrad and Mrs. Martin Faigen- Dolores Murray from Watervliet. baum.

The wedding will take place in the fall. Honored At Shower Miss Evelyn Capelle was hostess at a surprise bridal shower "held at the Troy Club Tuesday evening honor of Miss Marjorie Backhaus. Decorations were pink and white and the refreshment table was centered with a shower cake. Thirty- eight guests were, present and prizes for games were awarded to Mrs. Fred Abbot, Mrs.

Wiltoa; Hildebrandt and Mrs. Robert Gage. The guest of honor was presented with a corsage of pink roses and received many beautiful gifts. Miss Backhaus, will be married June 20 to Richard J. Clark, of Augusta, Georgia, formerly of West Sand Lake, was previously entertained by Mrs.

Morey Hall Given in marriage by Donald Oenslanger, the bride wore a waltz- length gown of lace over taffeta with a matching cap and short veil and carried white geraniums and Mrs. Graham attended the National University of Mexico before graduating from Russell Sage. Her husband, a Navy veteran, attended Phillips Academy, Andover, and is a gradute of Yale University. The couple will reside st 31 iEast Twelfth Street in New York. at a kitchen shower.

Troy Girls Complete Nurses Training Two graduates of Catholic Cen tral School, Miss Grace Helen Nash and Miss Gloria Cotch, will gradu ate Tuesday from St. Mary's Schoo of Nursing in Rochester. The grad uation ceremonies will be held a The wedding is planned July. Sponsor Entertains Committee Thenominating committee of the Deerlick Home Bureau of Johnson ville was entertained this week at the home of Mrs. Charles Welling, sponsor for the unit.

The newly-elected officers also attended the event for the purpose of selecting the project leaders for the coming year. Following the business meeting, refreshments were served by the hostess. a home reception. Mrs. James Couffer, a matron of honor with Mrs.

John S. Bowen, i Frances Hazelhurst, George K. Higgins, Mrs. John P. Little, Miss Katherine Pargellis for and Miss Nancy Pitts were bridesmaids.

Carlyle F. Barnes was best man and Charles W. Appleton, a Frederick A. Rager, C. Smith, Davis L.

Wilcox and William W. Wilcox were ushers. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a silk taffeta with a gown of white tight-fitting bodice and off-the-shoulder neckline edged with lace. Her veil was of Brussels lace and she carried lilies of the valley. Besides Emma Willard, the bride is graduate of Wellesley College.

Her husband was graduated from College a Harvard Business School. Mr. and Mrs. Rocco M. Spinelli; entertained recently at their home, of Brooklyn.

Mr. Delany is graduate of Rensselaer Polytech- bride is a grad- 1654 Fifth Avenue, on the occasion; uate of the Knox School, Coopers- of the twelfth birthday of their town, and Goucher College. She is daughter, Constance. presently art director at Norcross, i The itwe i ve gue sts enjoyed re- in New York. Jfreshments from a table decorated! graduate of the Harvard Graduate I games.

Prizes were won by School of Business Administration, jf a ry Pirotta Miss Patricia He was a lieutenant (j.g.) in the willoughby. Navy during World War II and in the Pacific. The wedding will take place June 27 at Our Lady of Peace Church in Stratford. Miss Willoughby also entertained with a tap dance, and thej honor guest played several selec tions on the piano. Prospective Bride Feted Miss Irene Grandilly of 75 Heartt Avenue, Cohoes, who will be married June 13 in St.

Rita's Church to Benedict Bliss, was honored recently at a bridal shower the Cascade Club in Cohoes. The party was given by the Misses Margaret Grandilly, Gloria Beiso, Eleanor Farrell, Sharon Stuart and Rose Mary DeCerce who will be the attendants at the wedding. About 120 guests attended the ahower and presented the prospective bride with many gifts. To Head Dramatic Club Misi Nancy M. Wallingford, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis B. Wallingford of 2 Delaware Court, Watervliet, has been elect vice president of Shadows, dramatic club at the College of St. Row. Miss Wallingford is a jiaior and is majoring in Englisn.

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