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in in WOMAN'S -NEWS THE DAILY ITEM. PORT CHESTER, N. MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1949 WOMAN'S NEWS PAGE ELEVEN Buffet Supper Are Made By Valiant Court Mrs. Roy Griffen and Mrs. E.

Owens were appointed members of a committee for a buffet supper to be held by Valiant Court 152, Order of the Amaranth. as the group met Friday evening at the home of the royal matron, Mrs. Hugh McKay, 80 Indian Road, Port Chester, to discuss details of the event, scheduled for Wednesday, May 11. Mrs. George T.

Macintyre presided at the business meeting. at which a secretarial report was read by Miss Lillian Brown and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Bertha Sherwood. It was decided at the meeting that a delegation from Valiant Court would attend the reception honoring conductresses of the district, which will be held on May 12 at Hugenot Court, New Rochelle. Mrs.

McKay will head the party. For the May 13 meeting of the Valiant Club, hostesses will be Mrs. Margaret Weeks, Mrs. Virginia Weeks, Mrs. Betty Slater and Miss Lillian Brown, at whose TUNE UP YOUR SEWING MACHINE Let a Singer expert check it over thoroughly and make any essential repairs needed to keep it bumming.

We Repair All Makes SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 121 North Main St. P.C. 5-4091 home on Highland Place, Rye, the affair will take place. The June meeting, it was decided, will be held at the home of Mrs.

John F. Rockey of Windsor Road, with Mrs. Elsie Hatton, Mrs. Violet Swann and Mrs. MacIntyre assisting as hostesses.

After the business session games were played and Mrs. Bertha Sherwood was awarded a special gift. The hostesses for the event were Mrs. Adelaide Griffen, Mrs. Gertrude Muller and Miss Margaret Sherwood.

Marciano-Checco Wedding Planned NEW YORK- license to wed was obtained at the Municipal Building here by Miss Josephine Janet Marciano, of 67 Franklin Avenue, Harrison, and La Lawrence John Checco, an artist, of 800 Riverside Drive, New York. The wedding will take place in St. Patrick's Cathedral here on May 14, they said. The Rev. Broderick will officiate.

The bride-to-be, was born in New York, the daughter of John and Natalie Marciano. Mr. Checco, the son of Joseph and Emelia Checco, is a native of Port Chester. Senior Hadassah To Elect Officers An election of officers for the ensuing year. will highlight the meeting Port Chester Senior Hadassah, tomorrow at the Jewish Center at 8:30 P.M.

The showing of a technicolor film, "Land of Hope," and the signing of a "Remembrance Scroll" to be sent Chaim mann, president of Israel, on the occasion of that country's first anniversary, also will highlight the meeting. Mrs. Harry Gantz will preside. Madeline Baker To Wed May 15 Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur R. Baker, 79 Oakridge Street, Greenwich announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Madeline Gladys, to Peter. Bossi of New City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Valerio Bossi of Detroit.

The ceremony will be performed Sunday, May 15, Christ Episcopal Church at pat Miss Baker is a graduate of Greenwich High School, class of '37, and is employed as a secretary in Bowes Stamford. Mr. Bossi employed in New York City, where the couple will reside. 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN Executive's Personal Sedan $700 SAVING from new car price Driven less than 1,500 miles. New car warranty.

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William Wetmore 'of 5. Ridgeview Place, Port Chester. The Rev. David Hordern officiated, and Frank O'Brien was vocalist. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, John J.

Houlihan, wore a gown of chantilly lace with sweetheart neckline, etched with seeded pearl embroidery, a French illusion veil and Queen Anne headdress of seeded pearls. carried a prayerbook with calla lilly and sweet peas. Miss Helen T. Houlihan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and wore an old fashioned gown of Nile green organza with matching bonnet and carried 8 cascade of daffodils. Miss Joan Wetmore, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid and wore an old-fashioned gown of lavendar organza with matching bonnet and carried a cascade of daffodils.

John Wetmore, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Thomas Houlihan, brother of the bride, was usher. A reception for 50 guests followed at Restaurant, Yonkers. Aftaer a motor trip through New England, the couple will reside in Mamaroneck. Mrs. Wetmore, a graduate of Sacred Heart High School, Yonkers, is employed in the Mount Vernon office of the New York Telephone Company.

Wetmore, an alumnus of Port Chester High School, who served a year in the ETO during the war, is a circulation district manager for the Mamaroneck Daily Times. Fred Terenzi Feted At Birthday Party A birthday party was given Saturday for Fred Terenzi at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Terenzi of 57 Purdy Avenue. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Sposta and their daughter, Margaret; Mrs. Anna Barbera her daughter, Agnes; John and Frank Terenzi, Anna Sabito, Mary Ann Romanello, Gloria Sposta, Jack Lauro, Joseph Sabito, John Calo, Salvatore Telesco, Leonard Masi, Joseph Carriero, Frank Lagonigro, Joseph D'Andrea and Roocco Bochicchio. AUXILIARY TO MEET Tonight's meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Port Chester Post 93 at the Legion Hall, will feature a PanAmerican program with the accent on Venezuela, to Mrs. Robert Sage according, Charles Weeks, co-chairman.

There will be an initiation of members after the meeting gets under way at 8:15 P. M. BERKELEY SCHOOLS WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK 8 Church Street White Plains 8454 New York 17, 420 Lexington Ave. East Orange, N.J., 22 Prospect 8t. Prepare now for a preferred secretarial position.

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New term begins Feb. 21 HARTLIEB'S MARKET We Deliver QUALITY MEATS FANCY POULTRY FRESH FROSTED FOODS 369 WILLETT AVENUE Tel. Port Chester 5-0474 Established 1897 BRIDESMAIDS! will design beautiful headpieces to mix or match your Bring in samples of gown. Reasonable prices. THE POWDER PUFF Port Chester 5-3930 Personals- Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Klapp of 38 Quintard Drive returned with their family Saturday from an Easter vacation spent in Florida. John M.

Ray son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ray of 8 Bulkley Avenue, Port Chester, has returned to his studies at New York State Teachers College at Oswego, N. after the Easter vacation.

Mrs. Angele Leuthardt of King Street, Port Chester, was among the 938 passengers who arrived here Saturdaxida on the Nieuw dockwhoard ed at Pier 5, Hoboken, Mrs. Leuthardt boarded the liner at Le Havre. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Smith of Utica, have returned to -their home, after spending, the, Easter holidays with brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith of 558 Willett Avenue, Port Chester. Mrs. Emma Birkett is improving at her home, 25 Park Avenue, after her recent illness.

Jean Tourgee, Joseph Schmitt Wed Yesterday Miss Jean Eleanor Tourgee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tourgee of 10 Hall Avenue, White Plains, was married yesterday at 2 P. M.

to Joseph Anthony Schmitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schmitt of 144 Grace Church Street, Rye. The ceremony took place in the Memorial Methodist Church, White Plains, with the Rev. Walter L.

Scranton officiating. Mrs. Richard Jenks was at the organ and Miss Celia Hanse of Stamford, was the soloist. A reception followed in the Oak Room of the Roger Smith Hotel. Given in marriage by her father, the bride.

wore a white slipper satin gown fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves, and a train. Her fingertip scalloped veil fell crown of orange blossoms. She carried white roses and stephanotis. Maid of honor for her sister was Miss Marjorie Lois Tourgee, who wore a dusty rose satin gown with a matching braid headpiece. She carried a cascade bouquet of pink and white roses.

Other bridal attendants were Mrs. Carol Magnusson Woodger and Miss Barbara Woodger, both of Greenwich. They both wore pale green satin gowns with matching headpieces and carried cascade bouquets of yellow and white roses. Jay Marie Tourgee was flower girl for her sister. She wore a yellow taffeta gown and carried a colonial bouquet of mixed Spring flowers.

William Maynard of Byram, was best man. Ushers were Donald Carpenter of Jefferson Valley, N. Charles Schweizer of Brooklyn, and Walter Kornthauer of Byram. Miss Tourgee, a White Plains High School graduate, received a B. S.

degree from Syracuse University and a degree in nursing from Adelphi College. She is an industrial nurse with the noon Consolidated Edison Company in New York. Mr. Schmitt, who was graduated from Rye schools and served four years with the Coast Guard, is associated with the Life Savers Corporation in Port Chester. They will make their home on South Lawn Avenue, Elmsford, after a wedding trip to Washington, D.

C. CARD PARTY TONIGHT The Altar Society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will hold a card party at the St. Mary's Hall at 8 o'clock tonight, the proceeds of which will be given to the parish. Mrs. John Hassan, who is in charge, stated that.

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Get the Finest at. Zemo's We buy the finest formal wear available SO We may be sure that our customers will wear and look their best. Open Evenings by Appointment LEMO'S Port Chester 5-2236 55 South Main St. Marguerite Body, Brian O'Connor Wed In Greenwich Miss Marguerite E. Body of 81 View Street, Byram, and Brian Paul O'Connor of 131 Havemeyer Place, Greenwich, were wed Sat: urday at the Sacred Heart Church, Byram, with the Rev.

John J. Dillon, pastor, officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, George F. Body, wore gown of oyster Skinner satin with Peter Pan collar, buttoned down the front with a drapery skirt and, finished with a bustle. She wore a seed pearl tiara crown and fingertip veil and carried a satin-covered prayerbook trimmed with white orchids.

Mrs. Mortimer A. Manning of Byram, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a powder blue three-quarter sleeve crepe gown with shawl collar, buttoned down the front, with an open crown matching hat trimmed with talisman rosebuds and carried an old-fashioned bouquet talisman roses edged in peach maline. Joseph H.

Benoit of Greenwich was best man and Arthur Benoit and Samuel Austen, both of Greenwich, were ushers. A reception followed at the Elks Club, Port Chester. After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will reside at 41 Armett Street, Port Chester. Nancy Alice Leinen Is Given Shower Miss Nancy Alice Leinen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas J. Leinen of 20 Danner Avenue, Harrison was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening given by Mrs. Brent Hargan, Coakley Avenue, Harrison. Miss Leinen is engaged to George F. Chmielowiec, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Chmielowiec of 14 Sherman Guests at the party were Miss Georgina Maginess, Miss Margaret O'Keefe, Mrs. Robert Ritz, Mrs. Kenneth O. Jones, Mrs.

Harold Harrison, Mrs. Anthony Chmielowiec, Mrs. Thomas J. Leinen, Mrs. Joseph Hargan, Mrs.

Brent Hargan, Miss Marbeth Fennelly, and Miss Leinen. The man with a nest-egg of U. S. Savings Bonds does not have to, worry about tomorrow. Pi Phi Alumnae To Note Anniversary The Westchester Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi will celebrate the 82d anniversary of the sorority's founding in 1867 at Monmouth, at a luncheon at 1 o'clock Thursday at Westchester Hills Golf Club.

Mrs. J. M. Braham of New Rochelle, president, will conduct the program honoring the founders. More than 300 chapters and alumnae of Pi Beta Phi United clubs, States and Canada also will be celebrating the anniversary.

Speaker at the luncheon will be Mrs. Howard J. Schlereth of Larchmont, club member, who will recount "My Three Years in Santo Tomas Internment Camp." Among the guests will be Mrs. Fred Archibald of Loudonville, vice president of Alpha Province West. Mrs.

Phillips B. Nichols of White Plains is in charge rangements and Mrs. Herbert Fritz of Mount Vernon, of reservations. Jean Ritch Wed To Richard Scully Miss Jean Ritch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Rocco Ritch of 18 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, and Richard Scully, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Scully of 3 Doran Court, Greenwich, were married Saturday in St. Mary's Church, Greenwich, with the Rev. Alexander Wollschlager, pastor, officiating.

The bride, who was given in marriage -by her father, wore a white satin. skirt with rosepoint lace top and a peplum glace panel of lace in the skirt, a fingertip veil of French imported tulle with a satin lattice-work crown. She carried white gardenias and lilliesof-the-valley. Mrs. John Anton of New York, her sister, was matron of honor, and wore pink marquisette taffeta and carried blue carnations and pink roses.

John Scully of Mianus Village, best man, and brothers of and brother, of the bridegroom, was Donald Scully, bridegroom, and Martin Neel were ushers. After a wedding trip to Washington, D. the couple Mrs. will Elmer reside Sinclair in was soloist Greenwich. at the ceremony and a reception for 75 guests followed at Rich's Restaurant.

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Joseph Ginisi of 24 Ellsworth Avenue, Harrison, was married to Anthony DiBuono, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter DiBuono of 102, Ellsworth Avenue, Harrison, a ceremony Church of St. Gregory the Great, Harrison, performed by the Rev. Peter McNulty at 4 P.

M. yesterday. The bride wore an ivory candlelight satin gown with a long train and a veil which fell from a beaded crown. She carried white roses and lily of the valley. The maid of honor, Miss Rose Rondinello, wore a powder blue satin gown and carried American beauty roses.

The bridesmaids, the Misses Marie Coppola, Ann Rondinello and Betty Smeriglio, all were attired in rose pink satin gowns, set off by Spring flowers. Miss Saverina Aloisi and Miss Diani Altamuso, who were the CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY SMART PLACES TO DINE and DANCE flower girls, were gowned in white satin with net hoop skirts, and hats to match. They carried Spring flowers. John Castaldi served as best man, while ushers were Michael DiBuono, bother of the bridegroom, Fiore Ferraro, James Bisignano, Peter DiBuono and Louis Ginisi, brother of the bride. A reception followed at Risoli's Restaurant for 150 guests.

The couple, upon their return from a wedding trip to the South, will return to live at 24 Ellsworth Avenue. RESERVATIONS CLOSED All reservations for the luncheon, bridge and fashion show to be sponsored by the Port Chester Contemporary Club on Saturday, May 12 at the Kent House in Greenwich are now closed, It was made known today by Mrs. Harry Greve, chairman. Mrs. Greve also indicated anyone who has found it necessary to cancel reservations should contact her as soon as possible.

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Kitchen closed Monday. 10 Division St. N. R. ITALIAN FOODS Cacciatore, Spaghetti.

Veal and Peppers. CLUB RYVIERA Tempting Pizza. Opposite Oakland Pool. Rye 7-1514. MIRAMARE-Italian food at it's best.

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