The Valley Independent from Monessen, Pennsylvania • Page 5

July 2, 1957 THE DAILY INDEPENDENT, MONISSIN, Annual Dance Set At Country Club Members of the Monongahela Valley Country Club have been notified of-the Dinner-Dance to be field at the clubhouse on July 4th. This traditional presented by the Women's I A I olf A 580 011 anticipated Tie Ladies Auxiliary to Allison Lescanac Post 1190 Veterans Foreign will meet in regu lar session at 8 o'clock Wednesdaj in the Post Home, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alessio and have moved-from their resi dence on Morgan to -their nfew home 24 Jackson Dr. Park Plan.

The July meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Monessen Volunteer Fire Department and Relief Association, which was originally announced for this evening been postponed. Byron Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris, of Oakland Charleroi, left Saturday by plane for Venice, where- he will visit his and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Byron, this week. On Friday he will go to Miami, where he' has enrolled in the Em- bry-Eiddle School of Aviation. The Harrises are former Monessen residents and Byron is the grandson, of Mr. and Mrs. John Byron, of Athalia Ave.

The Rev. Francis Pirulli, who was formerly an assistant at St. Cajetan H. C. Church before his transfer to St.

Rita's Church, Connellsville, has been kansf-ened to Kittanlng. Mrs. Emanuel Feldman and Mrs. Harry "Wind, of Monessen, visited on Sunday with their son and nephew, Dr. Eugene Feldman, of Mrs.

Graham, of Colum, bus, Ohio, visited over the weekend with her sister, Cecilia Jones, 437 Itonner Ave. throughout the upper valley each year as the social eyent Dinner will tp preceded by serving of canapes from a table on the lawn under the shade trees Tables for diaing will be placed on the front porch, in addition to those in the. dining room and sun porch. Dancing will be to the music of the a popular musical group that has entertained for the New Year's Eve Dance and other events at the club duringjhe past several years. Canapes will be served at 5:30 p.m.

and the buffet dinner at 6:30 p.ml with dancing beginning at 8:30 p.m. Tickets may be.obtained from members of the committee or at the clubhouse. Reservations for special groups at reserved tables should be made at the clubhouse as soon as possible. Greeting the members on behalf of the Women's Golf Association will be Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas P. Sloan, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ellis, co-chairmen, Mr.

and Mrs. Roll Arentzen, Mr. and James Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Al TTni, an WTonongahela; and Mr, and Mrs.

C. R. McCoanell, ol Belle TTernon. ark-Ettes Are Entertained by Mrs. Patrick A meeting of the Park-Ettes was held recently at the Park Cas no with Mrs.

Bertha Patrick as hostess. Two tables of five hun dred -were in play. High score awards were won by Betty Uhal and Pauline Capozza and the other prizes went to Irene koczlas and Ethel Zubritsky. Betty. Geiselhart, of Levittcwn, was resent as a guest.

Mrs. William Vivian Mary Rose Onda Sarje Studios Rose Onda Becomes Jride of William Vivian Mary Hose Onda, daughter of Mrs. Barbara Onda, :29 Clarendon and the late John Onda, became the bride of William on Saturday, tine 22, at 11 a.m. at the loly Name of Jesus R. C.

Church. wore a blu satm dress with Jean Ann Barger Wed to John Poole at St. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. John Poole are at home at 1542 Kostraver St.

fol lowing a wedding trip and their marriage, which was solemnizec at St. Leonard R. C. Church. Mrs.

Poole before her marriage was Jean Ann Barger, daughter ol Mrs. Vivian Kite, of 415 Claren don and Philip Barger, who gave her in marriage. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs John A. Poole, 1542 Rostraver St.

Their marriage was an event of Saturday, June 15, at 10:30 a.m witti the Rev. J. L. Conway Officiating. White carnations and Jems decorated the altar and white crash lined the church aisle Family pews were signified with white satin bow's.

The bride wore a gown of white nylon and net with a matching headpiece to bold her veil. She carried a bouquet of lily of the valley and orchids. Marie Louise Burry cousin of the bride was her honor attendant Nancy Radich was brides- BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Bodoia, of 5076 B. St, a son, 8 pounds, 2 ounces, at Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, June 28, at m. They are former local resi- tal. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Burazer, Donora, a daughter, 7 pounds, 10 ounces, June 30, at 6:43 p.m., at the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carlson, Monongahela, a daughter, 9 pounds, 5 ounces, June 30, at at the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward FUipow- aki, 608 Luce Monessen, a 9 pounds, at 9:47 a.m., June 30, at Monongahela Memorial is the child, the first is a Mr. and Kalakewich. North Charleroi, a son, 8 pounds, .6 ounces, June 30, at 6:47 a.m.. at the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital, Mr.

and' Walter Keck, Charleroi, a daughter, 6 12 ounces, June 28, at 4:30 p. m. In Charleroi-Monessen Hospi- Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Miceli', Zlfr Ninth Monessen, a-son, 30: pounds, June 29, at 7:59 p.m., at the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palombo, 113 Twelfth a son, 7 pounds, 14 ounces, June 29, at 12:12 p.m. it the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Turtzei, Sharleroi, a son, 8 pounds, 12 oun- MS, June 39f at 12:12 a.m., at the Hospital, maid. The maid of honor wore nile green chiffon with matching headpiece and carried yellow The bridesmaid wore a similar ensemble in pink. Val Jean Veschio was best man for Mr. Poole, who had for ushers, James Poole and Ray Church.

A reception at the St. Leonard Hall followed the ceremonies and there were guests present, from Chicago, Bedford, Charleroi and Brownsville. The mother ol the bride wore a printed silk two piece dress with beige accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The mother of the bridegroom wore a poudre blue ensemble -with white accessories and a pink rose corsage. bride's grandmothers, Mrs.

Ray Baird and Mrs. G. T. Barger and her great grandmother, Mrs. Jobn Thompson were present as was the bridegroom's grandmother.

Mrs. Poole. The bride was graduated from Monessen High School and is employed at Monessen Laundry and he bridegroom, Monessen High graduate of School attends The bridegroom is the son of and Mrs. William Vivian, of 1215 Walnut St. The Rev.

Joseph Gajdosifc heard he exchange of vows before an altar arranged -with white gladiolus and palms. The aisle used by the bridal party was lined witb white crash and white satin bows marked the family pews. The Rev, Joseph Tippin, of Notre Dame University celebrated the nuptial high mass. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Andrew Hotovchm, Sr. She wore a floor length gown of imported nylon tuDe, -which featured a picture frame neckline trimmed with irridescent sequins and seed pearls.

It was styled with an accordion pleated skirt with ruffles which extended to the floor. She wore a fingertip veil of misty illusion attached to a tiara of seed pearls and irridescent sequins and carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and lily of the valley centered with a white orchid with "wiu'te lace' and streamers. Maid of Honor Maid of honor was Irene sister of the bridegroom, -who wore, a floor length gown of -pink with a matching headpiece. A haze of nylon tulle tiers and lace ruffles gave the skirt a bouffant appearance. Her flowers were a cascade of dark carnations with pink streamers.

Bridesmaid was Rosemary Ba- of Erie, a cousin of the bride. She wore a gown and headpiece dentical to that of the maid of honor only in blue. She carried a cascade of pale pink carnations with pale pale pink streamers. Best man was Edward Stark, of Charleroi and usher was Victor Drahobecky, friends of the bridegroom. The mother of the bride wore a light blue lace dress with blue ac- and a pink carnation pink accessories and pink carnations.

The bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Amelia Vivian, wore a black flowered dress with, black accessories and pink carnations. A wedding breakfast was served at the Onda home after the nuptial high mass and a dinner was served at the Soicol Hall followed by a reception there for about 250 relatives and friends. A four tiered wedding cake centered the bridal table and the hall was deocrated in pink and blue. Guests were present from Florida, Jackson, Erie, Philadelphia, North Carolina, Pittsburgh and area towns.

When the couple left a Mor- Ida honeymoon the bride was wearing a blue and white striped dress with a white picture hat, white accessories and an orchid corsage. Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs, Vivian will reside in their newly furnished apartment, 553 Chestnut Ave. The bride was graduated from Monessen High School and is employed at Wilson Optical Co, in Charleroi. Her husband was graduated from Monessen Vocational School and served four years in the air force.

He is presently employed at the Pittsburgh Steel Co. Both the bride and bridegroom presented their attendants and each gifts. Board Meeting Held by State, Federation i At the June meeting of th Board of the Pennsylvania Fcder tibtt of Women's Clubs, held in the Perm Harris Hotel, Harrisburg the Board voted to sponsor the "Water Conservation Pro gram" In Pennsylvania. This action was taken in response to a request from the General Federa tion of Women's Clubs. At the same meeting three members of the nominating com mittee were elected.

They are Mrs. William.A. Leech, Pitts burgh, chairman; MBS, Walte: F. Wilmarth, Kingsley and Mrs William A. Kurtz.

Lebanon, elected were Mrs Kataryn Eareckson. Chairman Moscow; Russell Hogc- land. Wayne and Mrs. George Candler, Sharon. District members of the nominating committee were elected at district meetings held at the convention.

April, 1957 in Fhiladel phia. This committee will meet et the call of the chairman to select the slate for the election to be held the convention June, 1958 in Harrisburg. Of immediate interest Is the an nouncement of the Summer Institute sponsored by the, Pennsylvania State University and the Pennsylvania Federation of Womens Clubs to be held at University Park, July 31 to August 2, This Institute has been planned by the Department Education, Mrs. William A. Leech, chairman and the Department of International Affairs.

Mrs. Kathryn Eareckson, chairman. Outstanding speakers have been obtained for the panels and workshops and Hie Institute is open to all mem bers of the Federation. Registrations will close as of July 10th. Mrs.

Perman is Hostess to Red Rose Club Mrs. Berry Pernian, president of the Hed Rose Club, was hostess to the group at her home on Saturday evening and was in charge of the business session. Mrs. James Pennington gave the opening prayer. Plans were made for a birthday party to be held at the next meeting, which will be held at the City Park if the weather permits or at the Perman home.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Edward G. Naylor Belle Vernon R. D. 1 Anna M. Vincent West Newton William P.

Doherty Vernon Marie Trilli Monesscn Monessen People Travel To Deep Creek for Annual Reunion of Vereb, Family Approximately 60 persons attended the annual family reunion of the Vereb clan held Sunday at the summer home of Mr, and Mrs. William Toth, Deep Creek, Maryland, Swimming, fishing, horseshoes, cards and other games were the diversion of the afternoon outing. At the conclusion of the day's activities a picnic dinner was prepared over a charcoal grill and other refreshments were served. Chairman tor the reunion, James Salay, of was named chairman again for next year's affair, which will be held sometime during the summer. Those Attending Members of the Vereb family attending were: Mr, and Mrs.

William Toth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vereb and family, all of Brownsville; Julius Vereb, of Brarncll; Mrs. Susan Salay, of Fairhope; Mr. and Mrs.

Kelly Szabo and son and daughter, of Monessen; Joseph Toth, of Brownsville: Nancy Vereb, of Lynn; Mr. and Mrs. James Salay and family, of Lynnwood; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salay and family, of Fairhope; Mr.

and Mrs. William Kern, of Delray Beach, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bachuchin and sons; Mr. and Mrs.

Nick Bachovchin and family; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Salay and family; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Szabo and daughters; Mr.

and and Mrs. Joseph Szabo and son; all of Monessen. Guests, at the affair were Hoberl Tybnrski, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Banks and grandson, George Nicksich Mrs.

Mary Sabo, and Danny Cosner, all of Monessen. Those unable to be present xvere Mr, and Mrs. Charles Toth and family, of West Palm Beach. Florida; Mr. and Mrs.

John Nemoga and family, of Cabot; Mr. and Mrs. William Vereb, of Lynn, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Malinchak and 'amily, of Monessen, and William Toih of New York City. Shaffer-Bozek Nuptials Take Place in Smock Patricia Shaffer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Shaffer, ot Perryopolis, became the bride of George Bozek, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bottle, ol Smock, on Saturday, Jane 11, The couple exchanged vows in the parish house St. Hedwig's Church in Smock with the Rev.

Fabian Oris reading the single ring rites at 9 a. m. For her wedding the wore a yellow dacron dress fashioned with a scoop neckline, short slecx'es and full skirt. Her brief veil of illusion was caught lo a white half hat nnd she curried a white rosebud and gardenia arrangement. The brother-in-law and sister of the bridegroom, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kopachko, of Smock, were the attendants. Mrs. Kopachko wore a pink lace dress and carried pink rosebud corsage. A wedding breakfast was served home of the bridegroom's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Bozek are now residing in Smock with the former's parents. Mr. Bozek, a graduate of.

Unlonlown Joint High School is employed by the Brentwood Landscaping Co. of Bint-j wood. This and That Jub Convenes Vehouc-Valari At Learnards Engagement Is Announced Here Mr. and Mrs. John Vehouc, of Collinsburg, Hostraver Township.

re announcing the engagement of Pearl, to falari. He is the son of 'ranees of Perryopolis nd the late Steve Valari. When the betrothal was recent- announced, no wedding plans vere revealed by couple. Mrs. Esther Learnard was hostess to members of tiic This nnd That Club at her home last night on Pennsylvania Blvd.

Cards were played and prhes were won by Mary Jane Krolt and Leona Jodon. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Lillian Fairley. Plans were made for another meeting in two weeks with Jo Sacchini ns hostess at her home on High St. For foshion in action you belong in the STRING- BEAN JEANS tapered Jeans that tit like they were sewn for your figure in full-bodied twill that's champs for long wear.

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