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Daily Times, Mamaronecic 8 Jan. 15, 1955 Miss Wilson Is Bride Of Morgan At a candlelight ceremony this in St. John's Eplsco- lal Church at Wilmot. New Ho- Ichelle. Miss Honoria 'Wilson, of Mr.

and Mrs. ind David 'Wilson of 29 Ridge- ood Drive. Rye. formerly of ew Rochelle, will become the ride of the Rev. Robert Ashton son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ashton Morgan of Min- "leapolis. Minn. The Rev. A.

Shrady Hill, rector, wil perform the four o'clock jeremonv in a setting of greens nd white flowei's. assisted by I Rev. E)r. John Oliver Nelson the Yale University Divinity ichool. A small informal recep- ion will follow in the home of he bride's parents.

To be escorted to the altar by er father, the bride will wear gown of antique Kashmir lilk and princess lace belonging her paternal grandmother, er veil of Piench illusion is ar- anged from a cap of princess and her old-fashioned bou- luet is of lillies-of-the-valley lentered with white orchids. Mrs. William A. Clark Jr. of as matron of lOnor for her sister, will be wearing a ballerina gown of red satin nd carrying a bouquet of match- red tulips.

In emerald green ttire similar to that ol the honor attendant will be attendants, itiss Barbara Scheib of New Ro- helle. Mrs. John P. Dixon of lexandria. Miss Nancy G5re Princeton.

N. and Mrs. obert C. Johnson of New aven. Conn.

They will carry iouquets of the red tulips. Thomas A. Morgan Jr. of inneapolis. will be best man for brother.

Ushers will be ichard Van Norden Wilson of brother ot the bride: Jerome walen of Cambridge. the tev. Rodney G. Snedeker of 'airfield. and Mr.

Clark r. The mother of the bride is I wearing a gown of champagne Jafleta, with matching accessories nd a corsage of red camellias, nd the bridegroom's mother is 'earing a bronze taffeta gown pink accessories and cor- age of pink camellias. Following a wedding trip, the louple will make their home in fveleth. Minn. Mrs.

Morgan graduated from New Ro- helle High School and in 1952 a Bachelor of Aits degree rom Hollins College, Virginia. A lember of the Junior League of archmont, the bride served on staff of the Yale Divinity chool for two years. She is the randdaughter ot Mrs. Randolph Thompson of "Belle- Hollins. and the late Ir.

Tliompson. and of the late tr. and Mrs. Charles W. S.

Wil)n "Of New Rochelle. A 1960 alumnus of Macalester ollege. St. Paul. where received his Bachelor of Arts Jegree.

Mr. Ashton holds his lachelor of Divinity degree from Yale Divinity School. He loent the Summer of 1949 in lance with the Student Project Amity Among Nations, and as in Europe again in 1952 as asiness manager of the Sher- ood Eddy Seminar. Ordained the C'nristian ministry last Dyer-Neumann Bridal Held In Immaculate Heart Cliurch Miss Margaret Louise Neu-j uated from Marymount College mann. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. in Tarrytown. Mr. Dyer was Philip John Neumann of Scarsdale. was married this morning to John Antony Dyer, son of Mr.

and Mr.s. John E. Dyer of Monroe Avenue. Larchmont. in the Immaculate Heart of Chinch.

Scarsdale. graduated from Bronxville High Schcol and Syracu.se University. Member of tlie New York Stock Exchange and a partner in Bull Holden and Company, he served Maryjin the Army's 10th Mountain Division in Italy. JOHN A. DYIR Chapleau-Osborne BRIDE TODAY of the Rev.

Robert Ashton Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton Morgan of Minneapolis. will be Miss Honoria Wilson, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs.

Leland David Wilson of 29 Ridgewood Drive. Rye. formerly of New Rochelle. The four o'clock candlelight ceremony will be performed in St. John's Episcopal Chruch at David Berns Studio.

Mr. and Mrs. Dyer will reside in New Rochelle after a wedding trip to the Laurentian Mountains. The Rev. William P.

Little officiated, celebrating the nuptial Mass and reading the Papal blessing. A reception followed at the Bonnie Briar Country Club, Larchmont. Escorted by her father, the bride was gowned in white satin and ChantlUy lace, her fingertip veil of tulle attached to a matching satin cap embroidered with seed pearls. Slie carried white orchids and stephanotis. Mrs.

William H. Moorhead of New York City sister of thel of St. Monicas Guild of St St. Plans Dance On Feb. Ilth Plans for the Valentine Dance bridegroom, was matron of honor, and other bridal attendants were Mrs.

Harold Rodriques of Hartsdale. Miss Ennis Aigeltinger of Augu.stine's Church were dis- yesterday at a meeting and tea of the executive board Larchmont, Mi.ss Joan Marie I and dance committee, at the T'" wore flTOr-length gowns of white Haigney of 37 Larch- faille and velvet with matchln bonnets, and carried antheriums. Mr. Dyer was best man for his son. whose ushers were Philip John Newmann of Scarsdale.

brother of the bride: Harold C. Hahn of New Rochelle, Robert R. Hampton of Katonah. Mr. Moorhead.

John Sherwin of Rve, Gordoji G. Ryan of Berwyn, and Tlieodore Tlghe of Vernon. The bride, an alumna of Scars-i dale High School, attended cliff-on-Hudson and was Pre-Concert Assembly At High School Several solos were featured yesterday afternoon at the annual pre-concert music assembly of the Mamaroneck High School Mixed Glee Club, held in the auditorium, under the direction ot W. Allen Luther. The forty-first concert of the music groups of the school will une.

the bridegroom is m'inisterlbe held April 1. the Presbyterian churches Victor Ziskin played an original piano solo. "On The iveleth and Gilbert, northern innesota. He is the grandson the Welsh Presbyterian the late Rev. Dr.

Hugh hilip Morgan, and the late Mrs. 'organ, and of the late Mr. and R. W. Roberts of Minneap- llis.

cn his very first call, thanks to our young son who had carelessly left a toy on the steps. But when he sued us for $10,000 damages, we were mighty thankful we had Comprehensive Personal Liability Insurance! Border of Fulton Harrell sang "I've Got Plenty of and Diana Faulkner played a violin solo. "Ron both accompanied by Sally Ann Goulding at the piano. The Downbeats. a quartet including Peter Garlock, Ted Rindfleisch, Duncan O'Dwyer and Peter Rockefeller, sang a group of songs, including "Sentimental Journey" ao4 companied by O'Dwyer on tha guitar.

"Dry Bones" and "DowM Over the The Mixed Glee Club's selec-j tion included "Swing Low! Sweet the waltz ano chorus from "Fans Vermeland." "The Donkey Serenade" and "Unfold Ye Portals." Rockefeller. Glee Club president, was announcer and accompanists were Miss Goulding and Ziskin: 350 Attend Open House At Jr. High Move than 350 Mamaroneck Junior High School students at-, tended the first open house ofi 1955 last night at the Junior, High School, sponsored by the Junior High Association. i Featured were a movie. "Ab-i bott and Costello Go to shown in the auditorium, ana dancing, basketball, ping badminton and table games in, the gymnasium.

Soft drinks and doughnuts were sold at the refreshment bar. Among the teachers and parents assisting were Mr. and Mrs. Kem Maier, Mr. and Mrs.

James Cummings. Hugo Motta, Pat Pennuci. A1 Panserie. Viggio Renbeck. Mrs.

Theodore Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Carnig Aslanian, Mr. and Mrs.

Gus Brugeman. Mrs. Robert Rostan, Thomas Goldfrank. Orlando aco. Joseph Markowitz.

John Greany and Mrs. Roland Monson. Exhibit Begins Tomorroiv At Tobey Home An exhibition of the oil paintings of students of Alton S. Tobey will open tomorrow at his studio. 269 Murray Avenue, Larchmont.

and will continue, from 3-5 P. M. daily, through next Sunday. Among students exhibiting are Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Lenz of Larchmont. Mr. Tobey. a former professor of art at Yale University, where he also attended school, moved to his present home at Murray Avenue and Weaver Street last Summer. A painter of portraits and murals, he has won several competitions, including a national contest for a mural for the West Hartford, post office.

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Each winner will givei a talk about his techniques and; methods. The winners include Hy Klebanow and Mrs. Margaret Krou-' wer of Mount Vernon. Rogen Bames and Herman Roth o4 Larchmont. Armual Meeting Set By Camp Fire Council Election of officers and presentation of annual reports will feature tlie annual meeting of the Mamaroneck Camp Fire Girls Council scheduled for Monday at 8 P.

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Insurance Since 1909 323 Mamaroneck Avenue MA 9-1211-2 mont Avenue. Larchmont. Tlie dance will be held Feb. 11 at St. Augustine's.

The dance committee includes Mrs, John Kane. Mrs. John Carroll. Mrs. Harley Griffiths and Mrs.

Patrick Reilly. special gifts: Mrs. George Vrionis, Mrs. John Mann. Mrs.

R. J. Downes Mrs. Douglas Clephane, Mrs. John Griffin and Mrs.

C. P. Biewer. hospitality; Mrs. Wil liam Duffy.

Mris. John J.Berr TEA followed a business meeting of members of the board of St. Monica's Guild ot St. Augu.5tirie's Church. Larchmont.

who met yesterday to make plans for the Valentine Dance of the guild, which will be held Friday. Feb. 11. Pictured above at the home nf Mrs. John Haigney.

37 Larchmont Avenue. Larchmont, are, left to right. Mrs. Vincent P. Wynne, ticket chairman for the dance.

Mrs. Peter J. Sinnott president of the guild, Mrs. Haigney. dance chau-man.

and Mrs. Joseph M. Sinnott. photo by John Marrone Miss Noel V. McGarvey Bride Today Of Donald R.

Henigson Miss Noel Veronica McGarveyJ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos -J hard. Mrs. Jerome Doyle.

Mrs. eph P. McGarvey of Yonkers, James Convefy, Mrs. William becomes the bride this afternoon Bradley. Mrs.

Reilly, Mrs. Wil- of Donald Rae Henigson. son ol liam Kelly. Mrs. W.

Bingham Cox and Mrs. James decorations. Also. Mrs. David Hatch, Mrs.

John Garry, Mrs. Danner Hunt, Mrs. John Tyden, Mrs. C. T.

Donovan. Mrs. R. K. Gaines.

Mrs. James Walker and Mis Otto Scheuble. Mrs. Gerald McGrath is in charge of refreshments, and Mrs. George of checkroom.

will be provided by the Augus- teens. Tea was served following the' meeting, with Mrs. Vrionis Mrs. Vincent Wynne pouring. Speakers Told For Series Of CNR Lectures Two Westchester residents are among the January speakers in the lecture series "Perspectives on Vital Issues in America Today" being held at the College of New Rochelle under sponsorship of a gi-oup of Westchester women and Mother Grace Monahan.

of the faculty. Dr. George F. Cassidy of Rye, chief clinical psychologist of St. Vincent's Hospital of Westchester in Harrison, will speak Monday on "The Church and Psychiatry." James H.

Price, former rector of the Episcopal Church of St. James the Less. Scarsdale. a convert to Catholicism, will speak Jan. 31 on "Our American Literary All lectures are at 2:30 P.

M. in the college library in New cheUe. The public is invited. Area Women Head Units Ap Floiver Class Most successful yet achieved, according to Mrs. Charles fman of Scarsdale.

was the flower arrangement symposium and post-graduate course of the Federated Garden Clubs of New York State which closed its four- day program in New York yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Milton A. Hescock of Mamaroneck was assisted by 17 instructors in the flower arrangement workshop. Composition problems featured distinctive foliage accented by anemones, gladioli, carnations, chrysanthemums and fruit.

Westchester teachers assisting Mrs. Hescock were Mrs. M. Cochrane Cole of Bronxville. Mrs.

Vincent Whitsett of Scarsdale. Mrs. George J. Hirsch and Mrs. Robert straub of New Rochelle.

Mrs. Robert Kearfott of Mamaroneck. Mrs. Milton B. Preuden- heim of Larchmont and Mrs.

C. Monford Cole of Mahopac. Mrs. Loren R. Dodson of Larchmont was symposium chairman.

Serving on the committee from the Westchester area In addiion to leaders and instructors were Mrs. William Buhig of Mount Vernon. Dr. Helen M. Dunning and Dr.

Geraldine Wilmot of Brewster. Mrs. Robert N. Graham of Larchmont. Mrs.

Henry Kirschenbaum of New Rochelle. Mrs. John Mai'x of Rye. Mrs. Thomas W.

Nale of Larchmont Mis. Park B. Turner of Bronxville and Mrs. Prank Proctor of Scarsdale. Mrs.

Adrian Henigson of 801 Weaver Street. Larchmont, and the late Mr. Henigson. The four o'clock ceremony is taking place in a setting of white flowers in St. John's Episcopal Church.

Tuckahoe. the Rev. Osborne Budd officiating. A recep-fj tion for 100 guests follows at thei Roger Smith Hotel, White Plains. The bride to be, given in marriage by her father, is wearing a floor-length gown of imported ChantiUy lace over white with two bottom tiers of pleated" tulle in the bouffant skirt.

A fingertip-length veil is attached to a coronet, and she is carrying a nosegay bouquet of white orchids and lilies-of-the-valley. Mrs. Harold C. Anderson of Miami. an aunt of the bride, is mati'on of honor.

She is wearing a floor-length gown of coral crystalette with a matching coronet, and carrying a nosegay bouquet of talisman roses. The other bridal attendants, gowned similarly in powder blue crystalette and carrying nosegay bouquets of yellow roses, are Miss Elizabeth Kiltie of New York, and Mrs. Rolf Weckman of Mamaroneck. Mr. Weckman is best man.

Ushers are James Racket of Hartsdale. a cousin of the bridegioom, and Joseph B. Fox of New York, an uncle of the bridegroom. Mrs. Crane At Regional Talks In N.Y.

Upon their return from a wed- dmg trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico, the couple will make their home at the Spencer Garden Apartments in New Rochelle. The bride is a graduate of Margaretville Central School. Margaretville. N. and of the St.

Luke's Hospital School of Nursing in New York City: Mamaroneck High School. Class of 1949. attended Ohio Wesleyan University, where he was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. He is a veteran of service with the Marine Corps during the Korean conflict. Ursuline Guild Hears Talk On Fatima Story "The meaning of Fatima is Christianity crystalized, with its spiritual vitality and action toward prayer and sacrifice for peace in the Martin Armstrong, co-author with his wife, the former April Oursler.

Mr. Henigson, a graduate of jof "The Fatima told WHITE PLAINS- MIS Irving Harris of this city, president of the Westchester Federation of Woinen's Clubs, and several representatives of its affiliated groups, attended the first of four regional meetings fiorf York City Norman N. Wemrod of Mount Vei-non. Mi-s. Deedman said.

Dr. Wcinrod. chief of ob- Mrs. Boyle Is Named By Parenthood Mrs. Vincent J.

Boyle of Larchmont was appointed chairman of. nominating committee for the Southern Westchester Counts Committee for Planned Parenthood yesterday at a meeting at the Planned Parenthood Center in Mount Vernon. New officers will be nominated for A term beginning May 1. Mrs. Donald P.

Deedman ol Rye. chairman of -the Committee, announced that the annual dinner of the Medical Board of the County Committee will be held April 20 at the Bronxville Woman's Club. Mrs. Deedman also armounced that the annual Planned Parenthood fund di'ives in the county will begin February 1. The six Planned Parenthood Centers in the County in Port Chester, Mount Kisco.

'White Plains, Mount Vernon. New RocheUe and separate campaigns. Tlie Eastern Westchester Center in Port Chester serves Port Chester, Rye. Mamaroneck and Harrison. The guest speaker for the radio Elajined Ursuline Guild yesterday in Brescia Hall, College of New Rochelle.

Mr. and Mrs'. Arm.strong recently returned from Fatima where they visited Sister Lucy, now a Carmelite nun. who is the only living person of the three children who witnessed the apparition of the Blessed Virgin in Fatima. Portugal, in 1917.

Mr. Armstrong described as a means of penance as "exactly accomplishing the duties of one's During the business meeting Mrs. Robert Cullen, chairman, announced the annual Spring bridge for April 27. Mrs. Frank Clemens, president, was in charge of the meeting.

Cunningham' Carmer Bridal HeldToday Holy Trinity Church. Mamaroneck, was the scene this morning for the marriage of Miss Joan Veronica Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham of 531 Rushmore Avenue, to Kenneth V. Carmer son of Mrs.

Alma Carmer of Larchmont Acres, Larchmont, and the late Kenneth V. Cai-mer. The Rev. Vincent McShane of St. Augustine's Church, Larchmont.

officiated at the eleven clock nuptial Mass. which was followed by a reception for 125 guests at the Cunningham home. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a gown of white velvet and Alencon lace, fashioned along princess lines with a scoop neckline. long sleeves and chapel-length train. A flngertip- length veil was attached to a crown of matching lace, and she carried a cascade of white orchids, stephanotis and white roses.

Miss Barbara Cunningham ol Mamaroneck was her sister's maid of honor, and bridesmaids were the Misses Dorothy Cunningham of Mamaroneck, cousin of the bride, and Joan Mannmg and Katherine Fitzgibbons of Larchmont. They wore ballerina- length gowns of white tafleta and pleated tulle, and carried ermine muffs with nosegays of garnet rosebuds. Their headpieces were bands of garnet roses and miniature ivy. Flower girls, dressed in white and carrying baskets of garnet roses matching their headbands, were Pamela and GaU Lamonte of Plainfied. N.

J. Best man was WiYfiam fcun- ningham Jr. ol Mamaioneck. brother of the' bride, and usheis were Richard Camer of Ea.si Aurora. N.

brother of tlic bridegroom. David Parsons of Pelham. Gerald O'Connor of Lai'chmont. and Charles McPherson of New RocheUe. Mrs.

Cunningham, mother of the bride, wore a dress of navy blue, with white accessories and a purse corsage of white gardenias. Mrs. cAmer also -wo; navy blue with pink and a purse corsSJfe of pin camellias. Ppon theu- return from a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will malte their home in Larchmont Acres. Mrs.

Carmer, a graduate of St. Gabriel's High Schol, New Rochelle. is with Gunn Brothers. Mamaroneck. Her husband, a graduate of Mamaroneck High School and veteran of the Marine Corps, is with Consolidated Edison.

Mrs. Theodore Chapman, president of the General Federation, addressed the luncheon meeting Thursday In the Hotel New Yorker attended by 150 women, including presidents of eight state: federations. Among the latter was Mrs'. Goode Cheatham ofj Endlcott. president of the New, York State Federation.

i Topics considered at the sions were communications andi community affairs, two of the federation departments. Reports of progress and suggestions for local implementation of federation goals were presented. Among those present were Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers, president of the Woman's Club of Rye: Mrs.

Perry B. Crane, president of the Woman's Club of Larchmont: Mrs. George Breckley, president of the Woman's Club of Crestwood. and Mrs. Theodore S.

Hirtz. federation representative of the Scarsdale Woman's aub. SHORE CLUB BOWLEKS The Larchmopt Shore Club women's bowling team lost to the Scar.sdale Country club team by three to one yesterday the second match of the 1955 season held at the Scarsdale club alleys. High scorer foi- the Larchmont Shore Club was Mrs James Lynch with 486. The Larchmont Shore Club team captained by Mrs.

Lynch, includes Mrs. William Shakespeare. Mrs. Jerry Jenks. Mrs.

Karl Simson and Mrs. J. A. Donnelly. IN ITHACA BAND Charles Messina, son cl Mr.

and Mrs. Philip J. Messina of 196 Mount Pleasant Avende. Mamaroneck, is a member of the 88-, piece Ithaca College marching playing the trumpet. Mrs.

Corby Winner At Bonnie Briar Mrs. Phillip Corby of Larch-' mont, won the high series withi a score of 531 at weekly bowling session at thel Larchmont Bowl of the Briar Country Club Women's' Bowling League. High game was bowled by Mrs. Harold Sherman of Larchmont, with a- 195, and second high game was bowled by Mrs. Wilham Hanssler of Chappaqua with a 194.

Mr. Roth Represented In Museum Exhibition A sterling silver and ebony sei'ving piece by Hei-man Floth of Larchmont Gables. Larchmont. president of the New chelle Art Association and noted silversmith hobbyist, is included in the traveling exhibit spon.J sored by the American FederaJ tion of Arts, which opened terday at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond. exhibition will remain thB museum through Feb.

'13 anq will be on view at the RoyaJ Museum in Toronto from Mayi 15 to June 15. Mr. Roth will alsoj exhibit a coffee set in the Spring ishow of the New York Society of Craftsmen. stetrics and gynecology at Mount Vernon Hospital, is a member of the Southern Westchester Planned Parenthood medical advisoi-y board and a member of the executive boai'ds of the Adoption Service of Westchester County and the Bronxville Valley Boy Scout Council. He will be interviewed by Mrs.

Abraham Elkon. of Pui-chase. on the subject. "The Doctor Talks About InfertiUty." Among those who attended yesterdays meeting was Misst Ellen Langdon of Larchmont. RAMBLING COLONIAL Country Setting Over An Acre FEATURING: 7 large rooms, baths, panelled library, screened terrace, thermodore kitchen, 2-car garage, huge playroom area.

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