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PAGE FOURTEEN WOMAN'S NEWS. THE DAILY ITEM, PORT CHESTER, N. THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1948 WOMAN'S NEWS Michigan Jewish Council Receives State Award Mrs. Jack -Goldberg, publicity chairman for the Port Chester Section, National Council of Jewish Women, has announced that she has received a report stating that the Michigan Section of Council is the first Jewish group to receive the annual award of the Michigan State Federation of Women's Clubs. The organization was cited as the outstanding club in the state during the year.

Golden Charmers Ask to See Style No. 1130 As Sketched 2.99 Gay, gay charmers, so full of fun you'll wear them everywhere and carry your heart your toes open heel open toe white fabric slings, rimmed with a huge heart centered bow and oh, so easy on the beaus! KAYE SHOES "For Better Values Shop at Kaye's" 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET Chester 5-2817 Mrs. Eric Neilsen Is Hostess At Tea For Park Ave. PTA Members of the executive board of the Park Avenue PTA and of the school faculty were honored at a tea yesterday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. Eric Neilsen, Betsy Brown Road, Port Chester.

Miss Mary Sartwell, who will be married during the Summer to Harold Stratton of Brooklyn, was presented a Kelley, sterling silver covered vegetable dish and a bread tray. Miss Sartwell and Mrs. Henry Rickers Others were Mrs. pouresent George Gordon, Mrs. Norman Kaliski, Mrs.

Christopher Penta, Mrs. Hugh McKay, Miss. Esther Williams, Mrs. Harold Hartman. Miss Ethel Kahn, Miss Nina Baker, Mrs.

M. A. Lohden, Mrs. J. Gordon Butterworth, Mrs.

Albert West, Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. Eric Geldart, Miss Miriam Foster, Mrs. Stephen Dietrich, Mrs.

Frank Carter, Miss Miriam Cornell, Mrs. Wallace Weltz. Also, Miss Helen Rider, Mrs. Lewis Iversen, Mrs. Joseph Urban, Mrs.

Charles Patton, Miss Jessie Gilbert, Miss Katherine Banta, Mrs. George McNeil, Mrs. John Ericson, Mrs. Joseph Goodman, Mrs. Edward Perez, Mrs.

Frank Ramires, Mrs. Nathan Koenig, Mrs. Edna Foshay, Mrs. Robert Lockwood, Miss May Fairfield, Mrs. Rocco Macri, Mrs.

Anthony Mutino. Annual CNR Picnic Will Be Saturday The annual pienic of the Port Chester-Rye-Harrison Chapter of the College of New Rochelle Alumnae will take place on Saturday at 4 P. M. at Oakland Beach. Miss Rita Horan is chairman.

Undergraduates are also invited to attend. Those not having transportation may contact Miss Horan, 59 Riverdale Avenue, Port Chester. EMBLEM CLUB SOCIAL The Port Chester Emblem Club will sponsor a social at the Elks' Clubhouse, Westchester Avenue, tonight at '8 o'clock. For Lasting Beauty FOR COMPLETE Inside Your Home SATISFACTION- USE PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH PAINTS WALLHIDE BECAUSE THEY Not a Water Paint LOOK -not -not a Power substitute. Paint ct The real oil base BETTER any paint that surface covers thoroughly in one coat.

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"Color Dynamics for your Heme." FRANK L. ROCKEY ARES 128-130 No. Main Street Port Chester 5-1090, 1 GRISTEDE'S BE BUY QUALITY FARM-FRESH, SPRING CHICKENS lb. 57 3 to 31, lbs. June 24th, 25th and 26th Gristede's Finest Quality GRISTEDE INC.

Superior Food Stores IN NEW YORK. WESTCHESTER AND CONNECTICUT Among The Guests Of Park Avenue PTA Honored By Mrs. Neilsen6; NEARLY 40 MEMBERS OF over a cup of tea are (left to Jean M. Pennella Becomes The Bride Of Alfred Florio Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred C. Florio are on a wedding trip following their marriage on Sunday at the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary. The bride is the former Jean M. Pennella, of Mr. and Mrs.

Rocco Pennella, 67 North Water Street, Byram. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Florio, 152 Smith Street, Port Chester. Attendants were Mrs.

Joseph Servido of Greenwich, Miss Vivien Joyce of Greenwich, Miss Mary Pennella, sister of the bride, and Miss Frances Angelo of Rochester, cousin of the bride. John Pizzarello of Port Chester was best man for his cousin and ushers were Leonard Pace, Henry Liberati, Port Chester, and William Pennella, brother of the bride. A dinner at The Elks' Clubhouse followed the ceremony. After a wedding trip to Maine the couple will reside on Westchester Avenue. Mrs.

Florio IS a graduate of Greenwich High School and is employed at the Judith Rochelle Shop, New Rochelle. Her. husband, an alumnus of Port Chester High School where he was active in sports, is owner of the Florio's Liquor Store, Port Chester. He is a World War I1 veteran. BAPTIZED Nancy Anne Cicchiello, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Rocco A. Cicchiello, 486 Franklin Street, Port Chester, was baptized on Sunday at 'the Corpus Christi Church by the Rev. Alfonso lonte. Godparents were Mrs.

John W. Grosse and Walter ley, aunt and cousin of the infant. A reception for the families followed. ADVERTISEMENT "Pardon my Burp Passthe BELL- for HEARTBURN" Ing When excresatomach acid gas, sour stomach and heartburn, enuses painful, suffocatprosertbe symptomatic the fastest-acting medicines known for doctors Tablets. No relief medicines like those in Bell-Ans jiffy return bottle Bell-ans brings comfort in a laxative, to us for double money back BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25 THE PARK AVENUE PTA gathered at the home of Mrs.

Eric Neilsen, Betsy Brown Road, Port Chester, yesterday for the annual tea given by the president to her board members and the teachers. Above, chatting Marjorie A. Bain, Carl Chadsey, Jr. To Wed Tuesday The marriage of Miss Marjorie A. Bain, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy C. Bain of Indianapolis, to Carl Theodore Chadsey son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl T.

of Merritt Court, Greenwich, will take place in Indianapolis on Tuesday. The ceremony will be performed in the Second 1 terian Church, by Dr. Jean S. Milner and a reception will follow at the Woodstock Club. Maid of honor will be Miss Barbara Bacon, with the Misses Kathryn Gryer, Joan Boozer, Nancy Stout and Barbara Bradley serving as bridesmaids.

Mr. Chadsey will be best man for his son. Ushers are to be James Hall, Edward Dewey, EdWalz, III, Arthur Round, Gilbert Collingwood, David Hopkins, Harry M. Horton, Ferguson Taylor and Taylor Chadsey, brother of the bridegroom. The bride, an alumna of Tudor Hall and Vassar College, is a member of the Junior League.

Mr. Chadsey was graduated from Phillips Exeter and is attending Yale, During the war he was in the OSS in Burma. After a wedding trip to Nantucket, the couple will live in New Haven. Miss Irene Ozelka Is Honored Guest A surprise bridal was tendered Miss Irene shower, recently by Mrs. George Lawrence Marinor at her home, 1 Irving Place, Harrison.

Miss Ozelka, Harrison health nurse, will be married in July to Joseph DiPietro of Rye. Pink and white table decorstions were used. Those present were Mrs. Hobart Baily, Mrs. Ralph Bell, Mrs.

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35c DAIRY APPETIZERS FANCY GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS Free Delivery Port Chester 5-4149 147 Westchester Avenue Next to Capitol Theater -MURRAY GOLDEN, (Pins Are Presented At Final Meeting Of Scout Council Awards were made at the final meeting of the season of the Port Chester Girl Scout Council at the Scout cabin, King Street, on 1 Monday night. A box supper was enjoyed and a business meeting followed. Five year pins were presented to Mrs. Benjamin Burdsall, Mrs. John Hanssler, Mrs.

William Oettler, Mrs. George Sickles, Mrs. J. Fred Stahl, Mrs. Edmund G.

Wermund, Mrs. Theodore Haviland, Mrs. Lora Royster, Mrs. Sperzel, Mrs. A.

F. Thurnauer, Mrs. Frank Zitowitz. Ten year pins went to Mrs. Milton Johnson, Mrs.

Clara Merritt, Mrs. Morris Ratner, Mrs. E. H. Rosenquest.

Mrs. Robert Mortenson, Mrs. C. R. Coster Steers, Miss Carrie Morse, and Miss Mildred Rice.

Mrs. Joseph Pastore was recipient of the 15 year pin. Mrs. Victor Campbell and Mrs. Edward J.

Hughes were elected to the board of directors. It was announced that the Summer camp program will be under the direction of Mrs. Hanssler, assisted by Miss Lucille Cervasio and Miss Sally Ross. Mrs. Pastore will be swimming instructor.

Annual reports were presented by the committee chairmen. People who want to buy lots on which to build their dream homes are watching the Want Ads columns every day. Mrs. Irving Smith Feted By Young Matrons Club The birthday anniversary' of Mrs. Irving C.

Smith, 92 North Regent Street, Port Chester, was observed at last night's meeting of the Young Matrons' Club at the home of Mrs. John J. Tencza, 38 Fox Island Road, Port Chester. Attending were Mrs Anthony Tucci, Mrs. Paul Monty, Mrs.

Minoru Arita, Mrs. Norris BowlThe next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Bowling on Seymour Road. Scout Troop 11 Is Given Awards Members of the Port Chester Girl Scout Troop 11, meeting at the Roosevelt School yesterday, were presented with various awards by Miss Carrie M. Morse, leader, and Mrs.

Frank Shea, assistant: Second class badges. badge certificates and membership stars went to Toby Gerstein, Katherine Bellantoni, Dorothy Rennie, Angela Verrastro, Lorraine Brooks, Pauline Cotte, Myrtle Schmeiler, Roberta Schmeiler, Helen Sileo, Virginia Rhoderbeck, Jeanette Bufalo, Doris Sterling, Rose Vita, Lois Swanson, Cornelia Gruber and Letteria Vignone. Membership pins were presented to Toby Gerstein, Catherine Bellantoni, Dorothy Rennie, Angela Verrastro, Lorraine Brooks, Pauline Cotte, Myrtle Schmeiler, Helen Sileo, Jeanette Bufalo, Roberta Schmeiler and Cornelia Gruber. right) Mrs. Christopher Katherine Banta, principal, Miss Mary Sartwell, 'Miss Miriam Foster and Mrs.

Neilsen. Mrs. Henry Riekers is pourer. Staff Photo Elizabeth Wirth Becomes Bride Of Frank Gaynor Announcement is made of the wedding on Saturday in St. George's Episcopal Church, Schenectady, of Miss Elizabeth Loring Wirth, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. Loring Wirth of Schenectady, and Frank Arthur Gaynor, son of Mrs. Frank A. Gaynor of Belmont Avenue, Rye, and the late Mr.

Gaynor. The Rev. Dr. Kirby officiated and a reception was held at the Mohawk Country Club. The bride was given In marriage by, her, father.

Miss Ann Crooks Williamsport, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Jacqueline Gaynor and Mrs. Marguerite Rankin of Lynn, sisters of the bridegroom, and the Misses Jessica Waldron and Ann Erben of Schenectady. Smith of Greenwich was best man and ushers were Douglas Rankin of Lynn, Murray Butler of Rye, nephew of the bridegroom, David Hume, Herbert Johnson. Lee Carlson and Chester of Schenectady. After a wedding trip to Cape Cod the couple will reside in Schenectady, where Mr.

Gaynor is associated with General Electric. The bride is a 1948 graduate of Skidmore College. Her husband, alumnus of Yale, served as a Naval aviator during the war. He is a member of Yale Club of New York and Yale Engineerthe ing Club. Stephen Carr, Miss Margaret Carr, Miss Gladys Chamberlin, Mrs.

Paul Fuller, Miss Jane Kay, Mrs. Joseph O. Kohl, Mrs. James Lambertson, Mrs. Theodore Moench, Mrs.

Leon Nettleton, Mrs. Elmer Pennock, the Misses Madeleine and Doris Schoenhof, Mrs. Frank Schubert, Mrs. Ralph Spuehler, Mrs. Moody Sonn, Mrs.

Arthur Tomlinson, Mrs. Wesley Wilson, Mrs. Frank G. Woehr, Mrs. Allen Woodle, Mrs.

Alexander Young, Mrs. Albert Armstrong. Luncheon Report Of ORT Chapter Given To Board A report on the June 11 luncheon at the Glen' Castle Country Club, at which the membership was increased 50 per cent, was given by Mrs. Leslie Jacobson of New Rochelle, at the board meeting of the Cross County Chapter of Woman's American Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training, Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Herbert Greenberg, Highland Park Place, Rye.

Mrs. Victor Wolder of Rye presided. A donation was voted to the United Jewish Appeal and it was announced that a sewing machine for the ORT needlework school in Paris, adopted by the Chapter, had been procured. Mrs. Robert Lang of Mamaroneck gave her publicity report and.

the new constitution, drawn up by Mrs. Bertram Askwith, of Harrison, was discussed. The final board meeting of the season will be held in July at the home of Mrs Monroe Messinger of New Rochelle. Miss Mick Feted At Class Party A was recently at Edison School Miss Mildred held, Mick by a group of mothers of the pupils of her sixth grade. Miss Mick taught this class for the past two years.

Games were played and refreshments served. Decorations were in red and white with centerpieces of roses. The guest of honor was presented with a corsage and a lapel pin. Mrs. J.

Raymond Gray and Mrs. John Rudzinski are class mothers. They were assisted by Mrs. Robert McKeever, Mrs. Joseph Malone, Mrs.

Harold Jensen and Mrs. Emil Dubovec. Others attending were Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Samuel Sherman, Mrs.

James Schmaling, Mrs. Frank Salerno, Mrs. Paul Mandell, Mrs. Nelson Coe. Clarence W.

Saunders, Mrs. Ralph Mulford, Mrs. Benjamin Fritz, Mrs. Andrew Augustine, Mrs. Angelo Tarascio, Mrs.

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Port Chester, N. Y. COATS TOPPERS SUITS DRESSES Hundreds of New Summer Styles Pay As Little As $1.00 Weekly PANKEN'S FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 70 Westchester Ave. Tel. 5-1321 CREDIT CLOTHIERS CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY SMART PLACES TO DINE and DANCE "Good Food Is Good Health" DINING, DANCING BORDER BAR RESTAURANT 172 No.

Main St. Famous for our steamed Corned Beef, Pastrami, steamed Frankfurters, Chile Sauce and Chili Con Carne. -Excellent Food. Cholce Wines, Liquors. Beers.

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9-5059. ORIENTA INN -Farm Harvest Meais. Chicken, Duckling, Turkey, Shore and Sea Food, Lobster Dinners. Dancing 9 Pc. Orch.

Mam'k 9-2899. THE PICKWICK HOTEL--takes pleasure in announcing the opening of The Pickwick Roorn. Dinner, Supper, Dancing Saturday nights. You may arraige small or large parties at moderate prices. Tel.

Greenwich 8-2100. FRENCH RESTAURANT LE GAI PENGUIN At Broadway Circle, White Plains. Luncheon 12 to 2:30. Dinner 5:30 to 9. Closed Monday.

Cocktail Lounge. White Plains 9-1440. SPECIALTY FOODS JOE'S C'EST BON Steaks, Chops, Italian Specialties, Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails Dinner till 1 A.M. 35 Church St. Greenwich 8-4403.

LIBERTY FISH Sea Food and Fish. Shrimp, Lobster coked to order on one-half hour notice, Liberty Square. Port Chester 5-0340. TEMPTING FOOD BAR CHAPPIE'S VILLAGE meeting your friends for good food. 235 FRITZ Home Cooked or special luncheons and dinners.

170 NEW PORT COCK TAIL LOUNGE Dinner 5-11 P. M. Willett and Putnam you will enoy bringing your family and. Westchester Ave. Port Chester Meals.

Superb Seu Focd, a la carte Rectory Street. Call Port Chester 5-1983. -Luncheon from 11 A. M. 2 P.

M. Avenue, Port Chester 5-1609. THE FIRESIDE RESTAURANT -Known for finest Food and Drinks. Reasonable prices. 120 Mamaroneck Ave.

For reservations call Plains 9-7435 No Elephants At Park Lane We've never catered to them, and we don't keep any 'around the place. It's worth remembering in case you ever see a thimble-size tusker running around the bottom of your glass. Don't try to catch him. These little fellows are much too nimble, much too quick. Just tell us about it.

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