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WOMAN'S NEWS THE DAILY ITEM, PORT CHESTER. N. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1947 WOMAN'S NEWS PAGE ELEVEN Jeanne Marie McKeever Married In Cos Cob To James Claude Adams St. Catherine's Church, River- Miss Berlanstein Is Hostess At Tea At Edison School Miss Sadie Berlanstein was hostess recently at a tea for the class mothers of her fourth grade at the Edison School. Miss Laura Eldridge, new music was introduced and, supervisoriea by Miss Priscilla Tunick, music teacher at the Junior High School, sang several selections.

Miss Berlanstein explained how long division is taught to her pupils and discussed the work done by the class. The room was decorated masks made by the children and with marigolds, jack o' lanterns and black candles. Attending Mrs. Julius Sikas, PTA president, John M. Minuse, principal, Mrs.

Henry Hartlieb, Mrs. Joseph Ingenloff, Mrs. Frank Windisch, Mrs. Hagop Aharonian, Mrs. James Repaci, class mother chairman.

Mrs. Wovick, Mrs. William Sniffen, Mrs. Anthony Rupp, Mrs. Bierman, Mrs.

Peter Korol, Long. 'Frank Gordiski, Mirs. Benjamin Tillinghast, Mrs. Francis Sheehan, Mrs. Carl Hotoph and Mrs.

Albert Chayes-Walton Nuptials Are Held Miss, Martha Alice Walton, daughter of Mr. Arthur Norman Walton, of Washington, and Aaron Herbert Chayes, son of Mr. and Nat Chayes, son of and Mrs. Nat Chayes of 59 Central Avenue, Rye, were married Saturday at the Chayes home. Judge Roger Sherman, of Rye, performed the ceremony and a reception followed.

Mr. Walton gave his daughter in marriage and Miss Rena Walton was her sister's Dr. Charles M. Chayes, the bridegroom, was best man. Mr.

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Port Chester Compare Before You Buy side, was the scene Saturday of the wedding of Miss Jeanne Marie McKeever, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. McKeever, 35 Butler Street, Cos Cob, and James Claude Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James A. Adams, 34 Meadow Place, Rye. The Rev. Joseph A. Ganley officiated and a reception at the Greenwich Country Club followed.

The bride escorted by her father. She was attired in an ivory satin gown fashioned with a fitted bodice, high neckline and flare skirt with a full train. Her fingertip veil was court, arranged from a coronet of pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of orchids and stephanotis. Miss Carol McKeever, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.

and. wore a light green satin gown, similar to that of the bride, a matching satin band as a headdress, and carried talisman roses and chrysanthemums. BridesMrs. Alex T. Papp of Stamford and Miss Mary Kearns Riverdale.

They wore rose beige, gowns, similar to the gown bride, headdresses of matching satin bands and carried flowers as the honor attendentam Baskin of New Britain, was best man and serving as ushers were John MacDonnell and Alex T. Papp of Stamford. After a wedding trip to Washington, D. the couple will make their home in Greenwich. Mrs.

Adams attended Low-Heywood, Marymount School and Endicott Junior College. The bridegroom, attended Colgate Rye University High and is employed by the General Electrict Company in Bridgeport. He is a member of Theta Chi Fraternity. New Lebanon P.TA Is Host At Party The New Lebanon P-TA, under the direction of the Greenwich Recreation Board, sponsored a Halloween party Friday night at the school for more than 300 children. The parade was canceled because of inclement weather.

Pupils of the kindergarten through the fourth grade assembled in the auditorium and members of the fifth through the eighth grades gathered in the gymnasium. Costume winners in the lower grades were Maureen O'Brien, prettiest; Terry Gallagher, niest; Janet Grescak, most original. Higher grade awards went to Maureen Kohut, prettiest; Joan most Harold Carnes, best tramp. Game winners were Dicky Palovchik, Andrew Vrtiak, Michael Garfolo, Irene Timchak, Robert Christiano, David Lee, Philip Bersch, Thomas Iversen, Thomas Tiska, Patrika Kohut, Jacqueline Bonnell. The committee consisted of Lloyd B.

Wheeler, honorary chairman, Mrs. Stephen Grescak, general chairman, Mrs. Paul Peters, co-chairman, Mrs. Glenn Hacker, Mrs. Rudolph Hroziencik, Mrs.

Paul Kolok, Mrs. G. Mangold, Mrs. Nat Morrow, Mrs. Anders Neegaard, Mrs.

H. Noyes and Mrs. Andrew Vrtiak. LIBRARY TO CLOSE The Port Chester Public Library will be closed all day tomorrow, Election Day. HOLIDAYS CAN BECOME WASHDAYS Lady, Give Yourself A Break! No more "Ironitis" -aching back, tired legs, bad temper.

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5-1751, 2 Byram River 6-8777 Marian Keegan Engaged To Wed Frank Honulik Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keegan, 214 Grace Church Street, Port Chester, their announcer, the Marian, engagement errant Honulik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Honulik, 150 North Water Street, Byram.

Miss Keegan is a graduate of St. Mary's Parochial School and Port Chester High School, She is employed by the New York Telephone Company. Mr. Honulik, an alumnus of Greenwich High School, served three years in the Army in the ETO and the Asiatic-Pacific theaters. He is associated with Pitney-Bowes, Stamford.

AVC And Auxiliary Features Party On Halloween A Halloween party was ed on Saturday night by members of the Port Chester-Rye-Harrison chapter of the American Veterans' Committee and the Auxiliary at Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Levy, 15 Parkway Drive, Port Chester. This is the first fair to be sponsored by the newly-formed Auxiliary. Mrs.

Milton Miller was chairman and about 40 attended attired in Halloween costumes. Prizes were given for games which ranged from bobbing for apples to "whistle with a mouthful of crackers." Highlight of the evening was the bidding in an "apple auction." There will be a meeting of the Auxiliary tonight at the home of Mrs. Milton L. Greenberg, 25 Purdy Street, Harrison. Plans for the Thanksgiving square dance Nov.

21 will be completed. Mrs. Quentin Wright, president, has announced that wives, sisters, mothers and daughters of mem- Junior Hadassah Membership Tea Yesterday Draws 50 To Marble Hall the Port Chester chapter of Junior Hadassah attracted young women to the Marble stall Women's Club, Rye, yesterday noon. Miss Ann Eistenstadt, a member of the national board of Junior Hadassah, was guest speaker and presented an informal discussion regarding "Physical and Political Characteristics of a Jewish State." She stressed the need a number in the membership growing, Hadassah. Norman Brooks, young Port Chester pianist, rendered several the "Third selections, including, Moonlight Sonata," "Polonaise," "Malaguena" and.

the "Warsaw Concerto." Miss Phylane Sherman, COchairman of the membership committee, welcomed the members and introduced the guests and turned the meeting over to Miss Shirley Stoler, president who, in turn, thanked Mrs. Benjamin Feinman who was in charge of the preparation. of hors setting of the buffet table. She was presented with a gift. Miss Ann Anderson, hostess a at Marble Hall, was also thanked by Miss Stoler.

Guests included Mrs. Garson. W. Danglo, Mrs. Feinman and Mrs.

Irving Matt, president, vice president and senior-junior advisor. respectively, of the Port Chester chapter of Senior Hadassah. Attending were Rosalyn Gilman, Marilyn Ferleger, Bernice Feintuck, Natalie Feintuck, Max Hoppen, Mrs. Bernard Abel, Mrs. Morris Bein, Mrs.

Norman Golden, Mrs. Arnold Bernfeld, Mrs. Jack Freedman, Mrs. Sidney: Wein, Mrs. Robert Jacobsen, Mrs.

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5-1366 MRS. JAMES A. ADAMS -Bradford Bachrach HOLD HALLOWE'EN PARTY The Oakleaf, Pinochle Club held its annual Halloween party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.

Scott, 53 Pearl Street, Port Chester. Halloween decorations were featured and refreshments served. Attending were Mr. and Raymond Stier, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Coder, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bienfield, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coughlin, Mrs.

Matilda Carhart, Mrs. Bessie Schulke, Mrs. Mabel Goetz, Mrs. Louise Doherty, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and Fred Hendry.

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Next to Best Co. Washington P.TA Marks Halloween One hundred and seventy-five persons attended the annual 1 Hallowe'en party of the George Washington P-TA held recently at the school. Judges for the grand march were Leonard Widry, Benjamin Sherman and Daniel Block. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Andrew Romanello, most original; Mrs.

Francis Bellantoni, prettiest; and Mrs. J. Mainero and Mrs. J. Corsaro, funniest.

George Drago of the Port Chester YMCA, led in the playing of games for which prizes were awarded. Edward Murphy of Bridgeport and Mrs. Bellantoni won prizes. The committee consists of Miss Ruth Karnes and Miss Julia Jacobs, co-chairmen, Mrs. Block, Mrs.

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