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TEX THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, X. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY ll. 1956 Good Taste A Shower Given Margaret Curley Weds Esmond W. Swart; ACTIVITIES Joan Zaccheo Couple Plan to Reside in Saugerties SOCIETIES CLUBS PERSONALS Miss Amelia DeMarco Wedding Is Told Miss Amelia Julia DeMarco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis of Athens, became the bride of John Joseph Bowman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowman of Accord. Sunday, May 6. at 2 p.

rn. at St. Church in Athens. For the occasion the church was decorated with white snapdragons and the pews were marked with ribbon. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

She wore a white pure silk sheath Chinese styled gown with slits ort each side edged with lace and iridescent beads. Her long train was detachable at the shoulders and an iridescent crown held a three tier veil. The gown was designed and made for her by her uncle. Miss DeMarco carried a bouquet of Supreme Roses with sprays of lilly of the valley and butterfly orchids. Miss Rosemarie Morons of Flushing, L.

was the maid of honor. She wore a pale lilac sheath gown of peau de soie with a detailed bactf panel, matching coolie hat and she carried a lilac fan and orchid. Bridesmaids included Miss Frances Petramale, Miss Careen Lewis and Miss Regina Bauransa of Athens and Miss Mary Ann Bowman of Accord. They wore pale lilac silk shantung fitted gowns with full skirts. Their hats were of the A surprise bridal shower was given last week in honor of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Joan Patricia Zaccheo of 256 Albany avenue at Cuneo's Restaurant.

Co-hostesses were the Mmes. John Zaccheo James Amendola, Raymond Webster, William Scully, Herbert Simonetty and Miss Marylyn Wojciechowski and Miss Grace Weil. Among those attending were the Mmes. Pete Fisher, Mary Fisher, Boa Reynolds, Ettore Rafifaldi, rank Raflfaldi, Jasper Ma rialto, William Rvan, Tom Raymond Mi no, Thomas Davitt, Austin Gorsline, Howard Howling, Marge Decker, Edward McSpirit, Philip Zaccheo. Kenneth Murphy, Raymond Christi- I ana.

Joseph Amendola, Joe Conlin. John Scharp, Robert Snyder, Edward Albrecht, David Franzblau. Anthony Erena. William McMullen, Percy Bovee, Mae Elmendorf, Lee Griffin, Patrick Murphy, James Cullum, Margaret Kraus, Rose Kelley. Robert Ross, Thomas Impellittere, Raymond Impellit- tere, James Tiano, Primo Monta- i fia, William Connors, Angeline Ferraro, Vincent Leon, John Gillen, Marie Hrouda, Sam Feld-1 man, Francis Marie Gadd, Jack Kelley, Chet Hen- drickscn, Thomas Leonard, Edith Zaccheo, Joe Saccoman Chet I Reifier, Charles Higgins, Aidala, Floyd Today MRS.

ESMOND W. SWART Nellie Miss Margaret Anne Curley, MRS. JOHN BOWMAN 1 daughter of Mrs. Mae M. Cur- I Olivet, Daniel (Neefus Photo) JenSam Moss Edward Wyant, ley, became the bride of Esmond" was the best man and ushers John Do 'pin son of and Mrs.

I pp Ppori Swart, Ulster avenue, Lee I Pearl Chnsey, David Saugerties, Sunday, May 6. at same color but in coolie fashion The girls carried flowers over included Wilfred Nefif, orchids attached to matching Beach and Donald Wolf. Richard Henebery, William 13 rn in St Church Bowman of Accord 1 Ring bearer ttas Richard I Saugerties, Tho Rev. Raymond Mother's Day Dinners SERVED I TO 7:30 P. M.

AT Williams Lake Hotel Phone Rosendale 3141 girl was Miss Susan Sica also of Long Island. Miss DeMarco is a graduate of Athens High School and the bridegroom is a graduate of Cornell University. A reception was held at the General Worth Hotel, Hudson, for approximately IOO guests. For her wedding trip south, the bride chose a black sheath Also present were the Misses i A argaret Reilly, Jean Ricketsen, I UJt- Krona, Lorena McCoy. Vir- Crestwood, formerly with HIP Hams, nthprinn I ne Auselini of Long Island.

Flower A. Hyland, assistant pastor of Jean Uhe Church of the Annunciation, Catherine Cater, Mary's Church, performed the (Johnstone photo) short white gloves. The bridesmaids carried cascade bouquets of purple and pink carnations tied with purple ribbon. Best man was John J. Miller of Saugerties.

Ushers were James McCormick and Joseph Maines. The mother wore a Sahara Sand and bronze gown with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. By EMILY POST (Author of Etiquette Children Ar. People, etc. I EXACTION OF COURTESY TO HOST The following letter is from a young woman: a man I know comes over to our restaurant table to say hello and asks me to dance, am I supposed to ask the man with for permission, or is the young man asking me supposed to ask this? Just what is the accepted procedure?" If you alone are the guest of a man at a supper club you are expected to dance almost continuously with him.

If a friend of yours asks you to dance you ask your host, "Do you mind. John, if I dance a little of this with John undoubtedly answers, at You should, however, make this dance very short in order to return quite promptly to John. (Unless you see that he too is dancing!) The Best Expenses Dear Mrs. Post: I have been asked to be best man at a friend's wedding, and I would appreciate your me just what expenses I have in connection with this position. Am I supposed to buy the maid of bouquet? have had so many different opinions that I have decided to write to you for the correct answer.

Answer: Further than the clothes you are expected to wear, and the wadding present that you would probably give anyway, you incur no expense. The flowers carried by the maid of honor as well as the bridesmaids is an expense of the family. Asking for Condiment Dear Mrs. Post: My husband Miss Joan Hubbard Is Engaged to Wed Hurley Resident age of 94.375 and Enno Troier, is salutatorian with an average of 93.641. Completing the list of highest honor graduates, all of whom have an average of 90 prr cent or above for the work of the first three and one-half years of their high school course are Elizabeth A.

AhUrs. Veronica S. Chmura, Edmond Drake, John Erie ger. Thomas Hallinan, Helga Helber, Mary E. Matey, Carol Ann Rylance, leonard Sllver- stein and Anita L.

Studt. OUR OWN MODERN SCIENTIFIC FRIGID fur storage VC ith 57 cars of Know-How as Fur-Storage Experts The mother w'ore likes condiments and whenever a navy blue gown and a corsage we are invited out to dinner he Tenie assisted by the Rev. Charles Rpnn Sartell, Edna I Burke, pastor of St. Zaccheo. Mn.

William C. Flimsy was thp at tho organ. Charles Kelly of Hioh Fail Garland of Poughkeepsie sang several se- High Falls, on June 3. in St. I lections.

Josephs Church A reception was held at Schoentag Hotel for approximately 125 guests. Music was provided by Arnold Stanley of Saugerties. Miss Curley is a graduate of me oriae cnose a mack sheath I ei pure silk dress with sheppard Cashion ohoW been checked bolero jacket, white nor I hat, gloves and white orchids. Kv St Incpnn The couple will reside in Ath- TJ JUSUFI! ens. SF.

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5 51 Sieves CANDIES sweetest way to remember Mother decorated the altar and the pews were marked with white and pink gladioli tied with hite satin ribbon. The bride dedicated a bouquet of white and pink gladioli to the Blessed On Mother. Spring and summer fashions Miss Curley was given in were seen by the As- marriage by her uncle, Vincent sociation of St. School K. Hennogan.

She wore a tfure this past week vvhen through the antique satin fash- courtesy of Rae Barth and ionpd with a tucked Empire Young Togs, they present- bodice, bateau neckline, prin- ed a fashion show- at the school. skirt detailed with deep Children modeling were Clau- pleated inserts falling into I dia and Stephen Seche, Mary Cathedral train. Ann Johnston, Mary Skora. The bride wore a headpiece Iommy Tierney and Joyce styled as a half hat delicately embroidered with iridescent se- Aiso modeling were the Mmes. quins and seed pearls.

It held Stanley Skora, William Johnston, an heirloom veil belonging to George Sagendorf, Joseph Fab- the aunt. The veil was Harold Reis, Barogin, of hand-made Belgium lace. Murphy, John Brode and Miss Curley carried a cascade the Misses Lorraine Brode, Mary bouquet of orchids and lily of Denton, Kathleen Denton, Mary the valley. Ehzabeth Sagendorf, Anne Mrs. John J.

Miller, Clermont Mrs it ii a i Saugerties, the ma- Mrs. James Kelly, entertain- tron of honor for her sister by She wore a victorian purple Mrs. Peter Minasian, Hay Gilli- silk organza gown with match White and pink snapdragons I St. School, Saugerties and the Academy of St. Ursula She is employed by the Metro- gan.

commentator; Mrs. Harold ing hat of sequins and flowers short. "bite gloves. Mrs. publicity.

The finest freshest you can buy! HOME FASHIONED pecan rolls, fudge, butter bons, jellies. $1.35 I lb. box $2.60 21b. box ranston and Gwen Barogin, I Miller carried a cascade'bouquet blue and pink carnations tied rx I ti with Skylark blue ribbon. rersonal INoteS Bridesmaids included Miss u-iiiorj I w- Sarah Thornton of Saugerties of Music I Miss Ann Schall of nu atj tiie Dutch I Kingston.

TheV wore 'eowns of Ic Con'ferenc. MUS' blue organdy with wide I cummerbunds and bow. politan Insurance Company in Kingston. The bridegroom is a graduate of Saugerties High School and served with the U. S.

Army for two years, ll months of which were spent in Korea. For her wedding trip to Washington, D. the bride chose a black linen sheath coat lined with yellow- silk, a matching plaid silk shantung sheath dress, yellow sailor hat, long gloves and black patent leather shoes. The bride wore an orchid corsage. The couple will reside at 80 Elm street, Saugerties.

will ask the hostess for mustard or ketchup, to put on his meat, if they are not on the table. I do not think this is right and would very much like to have your opinion on the matter. Answer: In the house of an intimate friend where he is very much at home, he could certainly ask for what he likes, but in the house of people he knows slightly if the meal be a formal should not. Forms for invitations to a large wedding, a simple wedding or a country wedding are included in Mrs. leaflet E- 10, Invitation and Announcements." Mrs.

Post is sorry she cannot answer personal mail. To obtain a copy, send IO cents in coin to Dept. EP, in care of The Kingston Daily Freeman P. O. Box 99, Station New: York 19, N.

Y. (Released by The Bell Syndicate Inc.) JOAN HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs. Willard D. Hubbard of Mill book road, Middletown, have announced the engagement of their daughter, 1 Joan Camp Hubbard, to Ernest RESTYLING, REPAIRING, Minard Myer, son of Mr.

and CLEANING at summer rates Mrs. Ernest C. Myer of Hurley. I Miss Hubbard is a senior at Russell Sage College, Troy. In the fall she will join the teach -1 ing staff of the Schenectady Public Schools.

Schenectady. Her fiance will be graduated in June from Union College, Schenectady, where he is, a member and past-president of Phi Gamma Deta social fraternity. Upon graduation from Union College, he will be associated with the engineering department of IBM I in Kingston. BRING IN YOUR FURS NOW or PHONE 877 for our bonded messenger Kingston High School TopGraduatesNamed M. Clifford Miller, principal of Kingston High School, has announced that Miss Victoria C.

Piasecki of 34 Boulevard is 1956 class an aver- LEVENTHAL 288 Vt all St. Kingston Furriers Since IBM Mixed Chorus to Present Scholarship Benefit Concert at High School on May 26 The IBM Kingston Paltz Professor Awarded Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Scholarship Grant Rnhprt Neuman, assistant interested in Spain, in particu- Robert professor of Humanities at the State University Teachers College at New Paltz, was recently granted a Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Scholarship, it was announced by Dr. William J. Haggerty, president of the college. This grant was one of four awarded to American painters Chorus will present its first concert Saturday.

May 26, at P- in Kingston High School Auditorium. It will be a benefit the Kingston High School Scholarship Fund. The spring concert program announced by Director Robert Van Valkenburgh, will include the following selections: Joy of Man Bach; Lost Chord," Sullivan; of the Open Air" Cain; Ripple and Czechoslovak, arr. by of Love," Liszt! Strange Music," Grieg, arr. by Stickles; In Time of Roses," Reichardt, arr.

by Remington; A Tschaikowsky, arr. fe. Speaks; Give Me Your Tired. Your Jar because of the aspect of Poor," Berlin; the Lord mystery and legend in Spanish Fjcecutiones." Gilbert and Neuman also stated Sullivan, and to a matching hat of flowers and art. Mr that he feels he will accomplish a great deal more because he is acquainted with Europe, having been there previously under the Fulbright Exchange Grant.

Barcelona, Spain, will be the Neuman family residence for for the 1956-T7 srhnni roar IL ca I in iv residence tor iwKeis, priced nom nallv will is to ta of stay in be on. sale at the auditorium Martin. Soloists will be Miss Marilyn J. Winnie, soprano, and Charles A. Selzo, tenor.

Accompanists for the concert will be Miss Elinor Stamski. Tickets, priced nominally will Mixed said. More than 90 per cent of its members have had formal training either in schools or privately. and all have had singing experience. The group has been rehearsing for this spring concert for several months.

Last Christmas Day a recording of the Mixed Chorus singing Christmas Carols accompanied a holiday message by Thomas J. Watson, IBM board chairman, on a half-hour radio broadcast. Director Van Valkenburgh, a graduate of New York State Teachers College Potsdam, taught music in the Kingston public school system and at Bombay Central School for five years before joining test I equipment engineering department. He has directed school choral and band groups, church choirs and several minstrel shows. Officers of the IBM Mixed Chorus are Chester A.

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Neuman plans to use the i grant to go to Spain in September, 1956, he will make a survey of contemporary Spanish painting. He said that he is SPECIAL MOTHER DAY GIFT 2 chocolates wrapped in pretty pink paper and satin ribbon. 3.00 exclusively at DEDRICK'S Drug Store 308 WALL STREET PHONE 800 jlnvalfd-Sick Room Supplies Wheel Chairs Crutches, Hospital Beds FOR SALE or FOR RENT Gov. Clinton Pharmacy 236 Clinton Ave. Ph.

1800 Spain, but they will travel outside of the country to such places as Rome and Paris. Mr. Neuman will visit artists whom he met on his previous trip to Europe in 1954. The Guggenheim Foundation was started by the late Senator Simon Guggenheim of Colorado in memory of his son, John Simon Guggenheim, who died in 1922. hundred seventy-five grants were awarded this year to persons demonstrating highest capacity for original scholarly research and artistic creation." door the night of the concert.

The 25-member vocal group has a remarkable versatility of talent, Mr. Van Valkenburgh or; Bernadette Lawler, librarian- I Ralph Dennis, membership chairman, and June Overbaugh, music selection chairman. The average U. S. wrage earner lives 70 years compared with 46 years in 1909.

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