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WOMAN'S NEWS THE DAILY ITEM, PORT CHESTER, N. MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1958 WOMAN'S NEWS PAGE SEVEN Wendy Battenfield Wed Saturday To John Schmitt Miss Wendy Elizabeth Battenfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell W. Battenfield of Manursing Lodge, Rye, was married Saturday afternon in St.

Augustine's Church, Larchmont, to John Alexander Schmitt, son. of Mrs. Henry Schmitt of New York, formerly of New Rochelle, and, the Rev. late Mr. Vincent Schmitt.

McShane performed the ceremony and a reception for 35 guests followed at the Pickwick Arms Hotel in Greenwich. The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a fitted, slateblue suit with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Her only attendant was Joan Manning Larchmont, who wore a powder blue suit with navy and white accessories, and a corsage of Spring flowers. William Schmitt of East Aurora, N. was, best man for his brother.

After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the couple will reside at 58 Clark Place, Port Chester. The bride, a graduate of Mamaroneck High School and Endicott Junior College, is associated with the commercial branch of the New York Telephone Company in Port Chester. Mr. Schmitt attended Blessed Sacrament School, New Rochelle, and Davis and Elkins College in Elkins, West Virginia. He served two years in the Armed Forces in Europe during World War II, and is now with the Hanover Bank in Nek York.

Elinore Helzer, William Tobby III Wed Saturday In the Round Hill Community Church, Greenwich Saturday morning, Miss Elinore Joan Helzer, daughter of Mrs. John Frederick Helzer of Los Angeles and the late Mr. Helzer, was married to William Bunker Tubby 3d, son of Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Tubby Jr. of North Street, Greenwich. The Rev. Dr. John W.

Prince performed the ceremony. Given in marriage by William L. Hard of Rumson, N. the bride wore a nylon tulle and lace gown and a veil of tulle. She carried a white prayer book with orchids and freesia.

Mrs. Clifford Clifton H. Hipkins rottended the couple. RUMMAGE SALE TO OPEN Members of the Junior Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Peter's Episcopal Church are asked to bring their donations to the rummage sale direct to the store, on Westchester Avenue, opposite the YMCA.

The sale will start tomorrow and continue through the week. STOP LOOKING! No need to search further for complete line of trims of all sorts for sweaters and other knitted garments. FAIR STORES 118 North Main Street POrt Chester 5-3893 DAY NURSERY TINY TOTS 5 DAYS A WEEK Part or Full Time Age Group, 2-6 Years Supervised Activities Hot Lunch Teacher- Director Mrs. J. Robert Herbst 284 Locust Ave.

Port Chester Phone POrt Chester 5-2281 Mohr About Fashion Rose Marie Sulla Married To Anthony Spano The Church of St. Gregory the Great was the scene Saturday morning of the marriage of Miss Rose Marie Sulla, daughter of Mrs. Alfred F. Sulla Sr. of Park Avenue, Harrison, and the late Alfred F.

Sulla, to Anthony William. Spano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spano of New York City. The ceremony was performed by the Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Edward V. Dargin, who was also celebrant of the 11 A. M.

nuptial Mass. A reception followed at the Roger Smith Hotel, White Plains. Camillo J. Pagano was church soloist. The bride, escorted by her brother, Harrison Supervisor Alfred F.

Sulla was attired in a gown of white Chantilly lace, fashioned with a fitted bodice a modified theshoulder neckline edged with seed pearls and a bouffant skirt concluding a short train. Her. veil was gathered to a tiara lace and seed pearls and she carried a white prayer book adorned with orchids. Mrs. Alfred Sulla bride's sister-in-law, was matron the of honor dressed in a gown of aqua lace and chiffon.

She carried a bouquet of yellow rose buds. Thomas Licardi of New York City was best man. Ushers were Michael Sulla, Joseph Daretta, George Tingo and Martin Barry. Mrs. Spano, an alumna of Good Counsel Academy and Pittsburgh State Teachers College, is employed as a teacher in the Yonkers school system.

Her husband attended Champlain College and was graduated from Syracuse University. A veteran of three years' service with the United States Air I Force, he is employed in the sales department of the National Biscuit Company. Upon return from a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Spano will make their home at 213 Park Avenue, Harrison.

Democratic Women Named To Committees Women members of the Port Chester Democratic Committee who have been named to assist the party in behalf of the forthcoming campaign for the April 28 election are as follow: Mrs. Mary Zygmont, Mrs. Mae Ahearn, Mrs. May Peterson, Mrs. Joan McConway, Mrs.

Joan McConway, Mrs. Eliabeth Wood, Mrs. Edna Flynn, Mrs. Rose Posillipo, Mrs. Lilla Shrout, Mrs.

Rose Delfino, Mrs. Cecelia Herschbeck, Mrs. Nellie Wynne, Mrs. Theresa Chiara, Mrs. Alice Santora, Mrs.

Norine Esposito, Mrs. Dorothy Mosbach, Jennie. Carlucci. Mrs. Helen O'Brien, Mrs.

Pauline Besanzo, Mrs. Adeline Astrolka and Miss Catherine Brady. HADASSAH BOARD TO MEET. An executive board meeting the Port Chester Chapter of Hadassah will be held this evening at the Jewish Center. Mrs.

Garson Danglo will preside. AUXILIARY TO MEET The Auxiliary of American Legion Post 93, Port Chester, will meet this evening at 8:15 at the Legion Clubhouse. Mrs. John Dennehy will preside. Your Valuable Furs Last Longer With Our HOLLANDERIZING STORAGE RESTYLING CALL US TODAY J.

Bellantoni TAILOR FURRIER 227 Westchester Ave. PO 5-1926 By Berta Mohr the sheath, in textured cotton honana from Switzer-. land, designed by Dior-New York Inc. Far right charcoal and white woven stripes on antique-silk taffeta, by Jerry Parnis, with white linen ascot and I pocket edging. Wide Shirts To Prove Spring, Summer Favorite NEW YORK-With women who know best, it's wide skirts.

One reason is that the new Spring dress we keep under wraps now will saunter forth soFlo, ar month or so hence, and a wide skirt is just cooler to wear as we near Summer. Another reason is the fact that after Winter's long round of festivities, those old calories have gone to our well, not to our heads, exactly. And those hips have got to pared down sleek and slim, before you can pour yourself into a sheath. This very fact, and the relief and change from the oh-so-comfortable wide skirt, contribute to the zest and verve you feel when you do wear a slim, slim costume. You swathe your shoulders in a stole of fur or fabric, to accentuate the plumb line below.

You feel all "ausgeputzt," as my Viennese mother used to say. Almost as polished and gala as when you attire. Dark Cotton And to gild the lily, the slinkiest sheath for afternoon-and-after is smartest in a new fabric; new that is, for such sophisticated fare: dark cotton! Black, midnight blue, charcoal, or a mixture of jewel-tone and black that Dior calls "brindlered." Invariably, it's woven, treated, to resist crushing, so it combines the cool moisture-absorption of cotton with some-of the practicability of less porous fibers born in test tubes. Typical is Dior's sheath pictured todav. which looks and feels like Honan, but is a Swiss-loomed cotton called honana.

His gifted confrere, Jacques Fath, on the other hand, hasn't a single sheath in his current collection for Joseph Halpert. His skirts flare. ripple, and whirl. They have bias gores, or wedge-shaped inserts to add fullness; they may be circular, or made with pleats, sharp or unpressed ones, all around. Or, and these are in the majority, they Civic Club Auxiliary Approves Donations DRESSES BLOSSOM OUT as coats are discarded.

First left, Jacques Fath-Joseph Halpert's tabbed dress with side fullness is in a red silk shantung that will not rain-or water-spot. Second, geometric blocks dot knife-pleated suit-dress in navy shantung, by Grabois. Third, Donations to the Easter Seal Drive, the Cancer Drive and to Boy's Town in Italy, were voted at the recent meeting of the Auxiliary of the Port Chester Civic Club, held at the home of Mrs. Bruno Latella of Valley Terrace, Port Chester. Mrs.

Ramon Yusi was cohostess. Mrs. Ralph Marasco presided. A report on the recent card party which was attended by more than 300 persons was submitted by Mrs. Bernard Gioffre, chairman.

Plans 'of the group include a theater party on May 25. A dinner at the Pickwick Arms on May 5 will feature the group's Inext meeting. for smart maternity tashions Dresses from $8.95. Sportswear, Lingerie, Undergarments Maternal shops WHITE PLAINS: 195 East Post Road (Opp. Sears Roebuck) Open Thursday Evenings tH1 9.30 P.M.

MANHATTAN: 760 Lexington Ave. (Opp. Bloomingdale's) OUKLYN: 1621 Kings Highway (near 17 St.) NEWARK: 55 Academy Street 975 Flatbush Ave. (Albemarle Thee. Bldg.) BRONX: 2277 Grand Concourse 244 Utica Avenue (near E.

P'kway) JAMAICA: Cor. 89th Ave. 165th Coleman Douglas Engaged To Wed Dr. James Helme The engagement has been a.nnounced by Dr. and Mrs.

Beverly Douglas of Nashville, of their daughter, Miss Coleman Douglas, to Dr. James Buckelew Helme Jr. cf New York and Ridgewood Drive, Rye, formerly of Southport, son of Mrs. Van Deren Helme of Rye and the James B. Helme of 960 Fifth Avenue and Paris.

The couple plan to be married late next month. The prospective bride, a member of the Girls' Cotillion Club and the Junior League of Nashville, is an alumna of the Madeira School, Greenway, and Vassar College. An alumnus of the Choate School, Wallingford, Dr. Helme received a bachelor's degree from Princeton University. where he belonged to the Colonial Club and varsity track team.

He isentered the Marine Corps in served with the rank of second lieutenant, as an air. combat, intelligence officer. lieutenant in the reserve. The bridegroom-to-be received a medical degree from the University of Washington in Seattle and served his interneship at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn. He will join the pediatrics staff of Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, on July 1.

Dr. "Helmes is a of the Princeton and Collectors' Clubs in New York. 8 LEAVING the Church of St. daughter of Mrs. Alfred F.

Sulla Gregory the Great, Harrison, of Park Avenue, Harrison, Aland of the late Mr. Sulla. following their marriage Satur- fred J. Sulla supervisor of day, are Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony the Town of Harrison, gave his William Spano. The bride is sister in marriage. (Staff Phothe former Rose Marie Sulla, to). BOWLERS TO DINE Members of the Westchester Women's Bowling League will will hold their annual dinner Wednesday evening at 8 at the Seven Pines, Mamaroneck. PTA BOARD TO MEET An executive board meeting of the Horton School PTA will be held tomorrow at 2 P.

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MGR. 400 93 WESTCHESTER AVE pick up and DELIVERY SERVICE PORT CHESTER, N. Y. PO 5-0300 RYe 7-0025 BYram River 6-7800 SERVICE DEPENDABLE RELIABLE EFFICIENT That describes your pharmacist to a "T'. Dependable, you can place your trust in him.

Reliable, you can be sure of his having your prescription ready when you need i it. Efficient, your prescription filled accurately. Registered Pharmacists On Duty JOSEPH CAMMARATO DISPENSING CHEMIST "Where Pharmacy Is a Profession" 14 South Main St. POrt Chester 5-3911 Virginia Lasell, William Stanley Are Engaged Mr. and Mrs.

Chester H. Lasell of Riversville Road, Greenwich, have made known the engagement of their daughter, Miss Virginia Drake Lasell, to William Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stanley of Mead Point. Miss Lasell was graduated from the Greenwich Country Day School and from Miss Porter's School and is in her junior year at Vassar College.

She made her debut here in 1950. Mr. Stanley, an alumnus of the Berkshire School and Yale, i is attending the Columbia School of Business. have calculated fullness, placed for maximum grace on the fig- ure. Fath's Sheerer, Wispier MISS PATRICIA DE FONCE -Scott Patricia DeFonce, Santo Lagana Betrothed Mr.

and Mrs. Patsy DeFonce of 281 Park Avenue, Harrison, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Patricia, to Santo Lagana, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lagana of 61 Ellsworth Avenue, Harrison. Both are graduates of Harrison High School.

Miss De Fonce is employed by the New York Telephone, Company at the Rye Branch. Her fiance, a veteran of World War 11 having seen service with the United States Army in the Far East, reports to duty with the Westchester County Parkway Police on May 15. Hanulik Children Observe Birthdays Linda was four and Richard was two and the event was marked with a joint birthday held week, at the of their parents, Mr. and Walhomey ter S. Hanulik of 22 South- Water Street, Byram.

Decorations were in an Easter motif. Well wishers included Anthony and John Scheck, Claire and Georgene Kurtz, Barbara Hylenski, Dale Hoffman, Dale Hvizdak, Donald Kohler, Thomas and Gary Kristoph, Marilyn, Aloisi, Kenneth and Maloney, Joseph Catalano, Eugene and Edward Scheck, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hallock, maternal grandparents; Mrs. Joseph Hanulik, paternal grandmother, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Aloisi, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scheck, Mr. and George Kurtz, John Schultz, and Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Kristoph. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kristoph, Mrs.

Kurt Brueski, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hvizdak, Mrs. William Maloney, Mrs. Terome Kohler, Mrs.

Herbert Hoffman and Mrs. Anthony Scheck. MOTHERS TO ELECT The election of officers will take place at tomorrow afternoon's meeting of the Ridge Street School Mothers' Club The session will start at 3:15 in the school auditorium. Members are requested to bring in their articles for the May Fair. They are silk, as are the others shown today.

But Fath's are likely to be sheerer and wispier than any you'll see. He uses a new tissue (literally!) peau de soie, a fly-weight checked taffeta, and ribbed or striped organza. They are so whiff-sheer that he has lined the entire skirts with organdy or organza. Otherwise, the slightest breeze might them WESTCHESTER'S LOWEST PRICED STORE on Unclaimed Rugs Large Selection All Sizes 9x12 5.95 up Large Selection of USED RUNNERS All Colors Up $2.95 ARAX CARPET CLEANERS 31 So. Main St.

PO 5-1919 Store Hrs. Daily 9 to 5 P.M. Saturdays, All Day to 6 P.M. ENAI ZION TO MEET Members of Suburban Chapter 95 of Bnai Zion will meet tomorrow evening at 8:30 at the office of its chairman, Edward Saltzman at 242 Westchester Avenue, Port Chester. The Dale and Dorothy CARNEGIE COURSE for WOMEN Registrations invited for class starting Wednesday, May 6.

at one, for five successive Wednesday afternoons, one to four. Classes will be riven in the a5: sembly room of the Weatchester Commercial School, sponsors of the Carnegie Courses in New Rochelle. Florence Schoonmaker, narional director of the Oarnegle Courses for Women, will instruct. FOR INFORMATION Call NEw Rochelle, 2-2744 Carnegie Courses In Westches.ar THE WESTCHESTER COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 450 Main St. (next to A.

Constable) Personals- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joseph Faillate of 999 Winfield Avenue, Mamaroneck, announce the birth of a son, Joseph, at the United Hospital, March 30. Mrs. Faillate is the former Pauline Di Buono of Harrison.

Mr. and Mrs. David Richard Feiman of New Rochelle, announce the birth of a son, Jules Jay, at the New York Infirmary, March 24. Mrs. Feiman is the former Lenore Enkin of ami Beach and New York.

Mr. Feinman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Feinman of 264 King Street, Port Chester. of Harrison.

Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf of 9 Terrace Court, Port Chester, announce of their child, a daughter, Nancy Jean, at the United Hospital, March 31. The couple's other children are Robert, eight and Richard, five. Mrs.

Wolf is the former Eleanor Siegmann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lamberti of 27 Fox Island Road, Port Chester, announce the birth of a daughter, Margaret Ann, March 29 at the United Hospital. Mrs. Lamberti is the Marie Gabriele of Port Chester.

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