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Shore Engagements Announced City Church Is Scene Of Keener-Davis Rile AS8UBY fAK EVENING HISS. Mm Juw 30, hm 1 Rile Takes Place Al Lichler Home ASBURY PARK Miss Ja-t ice Elizabeth Davis and Uly I), Keener Jr. were married Yesterday at St Stephen's AME Zwn (liurch by the Rev. Obadi-ah G. Gmtdwin.

pastnr. i Parents of the couple are Mr. VV f4M '7 DONNA SISSMAN I CAROL LYNN CROWELL FRANTES J. BIU)FSKY LYNN EDITII BOYD 4 JLr C.rmreU-Corvlli RED Mi R.jsahf Ijchter and Stephen S. Rosen-ft Id were marriei yesterday by luibbi Rosoff of B'Nai Israel, Rumson, assisted by Cantor Sidney Scharff.

The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lichter, 1 200 Broad St. nl A i Mr and Mrs. Saul RnsenMd, 53-34 Mollis Court Flushing.

NY. (rown of Rose The bride was given in mar-ruue by her father. She wore a ballerina-length gown topped by by a lace coat. Her illusion veil fell from a crown of roses. and she carried a cascade of orchids.

Miss- Karen Lichter, at home, i was her sister's honor attendant. She wore a gown of aqua fashioned with a jeweled neckline and jeweled cuffs. She arried a small bouquet of white carnations. Edward Myers, the Bronx, N.Y., was best man. Ushers were Bruce Fischberg, Yon- kers.

and Dr. Stephen i.oaman, lusning, a ut a weddine tnn to Piurtn 1 Rjco and St Thomas rnnnln jii reside in New York Is Monmouth Graduate The bride is a graduate of Red Bank High School. She attended Douglass College, New Brunswick, and is a graduate ot College. The bridegroom is a graduate i Itilofskx'Turkish ALLEN HURST Mr. and Mrs.

Maxwell M. Bilofsky, 2 Spier have announced the engagement of their daughter, Frances Joan, to Norman Arthur Turkish, son of Mrs. Elsie Turkish, New York, and the late Harry A. Turkish. MRS.

W. BIRKENHAGEN JR. Former June Louise Gaze Wanamassa Girl Wed In Union Rile 7 1m UNION The wedding of Miss June Louise Gaze and Walter Kurt Birkenhagen Jr. took place Saturday at St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church.

rri l. i i ne Driae is aauumer oi r- Airs. Howara li. oaze. 402 Chestnut Wanamassa, Ocean Township.

The bride-i. groom ls son of Mr. and Mrs. i Birkenhagen, 174 hlmwood The Rev. Raymond Waldron officiated and 'celebrated the Nuptial Mass.

and Mrs. Jocph C. Davis, 121 Elizabeth here, and Mr. and Mrs. Keener 3(1 W.

Westside Red Bank. Pearls. Lace Trim Gown The bride wore a gown of silk organa trimmed with seed i pearls and lace. Her veil fell from a headpiece of pearl and crystal, and she carried a cascade of carnations with an orchid. Mrs.

David (ms Neptune, was matron of honor. Otiier at-; tendants were Mrs. Lucius Holmes, Richmond. Mrs. i Joffey Pittman.

Philadelphia, and the Misses Brenda Bailev, Mollis. and Patricia Atlantic Highlands. Susan Robertson. Red Hank, was flower girl. Eugene Grimsley, East Or-; ange, was best man.

Ushers were Arlander Flowers and In-1 I nie Peek. Detroit. Rob-1 ert Hampton and Henry Street, Newark. Charles Dates, Neptune, was ring bearer. After a reception at Roval Manor.

Wall Township, the cou ple left for a wedding trip to in rjupiiiuwu. Bride Is Teacher The bride is a graduate of chi Centraj Stat, rouog(. wither- 0hj tcachpr -m -r Miss Elasas Of Norman Four Attend Bride Mrs. Marvin R. Daniels, Livingston, and Mrs.

Edward Litt-man, Jamaica Plain, were honor attendants. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Stein-man, Union, and Miss Lois Brosniak, New York, the bridegroom's sister. Jack Pivnick, Matawan, was best man. Dr. Vincent A.

De-Muro. Jackson Township; Gus Siniscalco, West End, Long Branch; Gary Barr, here, and Donald Elsas, the bride's brother, at home, were ushers. A reception followed the ceremony. The bride is a senior at New ark College, majoring in! Sussman-llirshfield OCEAN TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs.

Seymour Sussman, 805 Darlene Wanamassa, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Donna, to Norman Hirshfield. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hirshfield, 83 Lehman Deal. The bride-elect was graduated from Asbury Park High School and attended University (Ohioil of Toledo.

She is employed by Long Branch Savings and Loan Association. 1 Her fiance was graduated from the same high school and attended Monmouth College. He is associated with Teddy Con-1 struction Matawan. Jurkivmcz- llaemmerle LACEY TOWNSHIP Mr. snd Mrs.

Boleslaw Jurkiewicz, 01ds Forked River, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Christine, to Dennis llaemmerle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry llaemmerle, 906 Columbia North Bergen Township. Miss Jurkiewicz was graduated from Central Regional High School, Berkeley Township, and Stuart School of Business Administration, Asbury Park. She is employed by New Jersey Rehabilitation Commission, Toms River.

Her fiance was graduated from North Bergen High School North Bergen Township, and attended Programing and Systems Institute. New York. He is employed at First National Bank, Jersey City. Miss Van Brunl Wed The bride was attired in ivory peau de soie trimmed with NEWARK Miss Victoria pearls and crystals. She car- i Joan Elsa.s, daughter of Mr.

ried a spray 'of white roses and Mrs. Robert T. Elsas, Patri-and orchids. cia Court, Union, and Norman Al Little Silver Rik 4 Attend Bride Brosniak, 2nd Bradley Miss Linda Lee Kelly, Union, Beach, were married yesterday was maid of honor. wore a1 at The Essex House.

Nile green Empire gown. Oth- The bridegroom is son of Mr. er attendants were Miss Onna-I an(j rs Kdward Brosniak. New-lee Gaze, sister of the bride, ark Avc Elizabeth, formerly of at home; Mrs. James Le Blanc, Bradley Beach Eatontown.

and rs. George i Ej ()f Tcm. A. Diamond. Philadelphia.

They R. Jpshurun herei offl. wore mint green gowns ciated. Voorhees-Meyers Rile Is Held in Lukewood LITTLE SILVER Miss Jacquel'ne Agnes Van Brunt daughter of Mrs. Louis S.

Van Brunt, 87 Little Silver Point and the late Mr. Van Brunt, became the bride of Kyle Rutberg Saturday at St. John's Episcopal Church, here. The brilegroom is son of Samuel Jay Rutberg, 6 Bingham Mill Circle, Rmuson, and the late Mrs. Rutberg.

The Rev. Stuart F. Gast, rector, officiated. Reception Held A reception was held at Alpine Manor, Highlands. The bride was given in in mar riage by John V.

Knickerbock er, fair Haven. She wore a crepe sheath gown with lace trim and carried stephanotis, orchids, and ivy. Miss Gwendolyn Van Brunt was her sister's honor attendant. Miss Rosemarie Anania, Audubon, was bridesmaid. They wore turquoise silk shantung dresses with lace trim and carried white daisies and babies'-breath.

James Layton, Fair Haven, was best man. Ushers were William Elliott, Audubon, and David Lincoln. Virginia. College Senior The bride, a graduate of Red Bank High School, is a senior at Montclair State College, majoring in home economics. The bridegroom served four MRS.

STEPHEN S. ROSENFELD Former Rosalie Lichler of Queens College, lmg He attended Michigan State University. East Lansing, and Columbia University, New York, for graduate studies in biological sciences. He is a third year student at New York University College of Dentistry MRS. JERE K.

RUTBERG Former jacqueline Van Brunt years in the Navy. He" is a quality control technician at International Telephone Telegraph Federal Laboratories, Clifton. They will reside at 77 Grove Montclair, after a trip to New England. lncMs your cloth tarmnrts lor dmng and Jtoraot. RmIucmI Hsr-aqc en all qarmtnts cleaned by in.

f'ri. to P.M. Htyf. wfo elementary education. State College.

He is an Asbury The bridegroom was gradu- Park High School teacher. He is ated from the Panzer School of co-chief of lifeguards at Brad-Physical Education at Montclair' ley Beach. Puerto Rico Trip Follows JSorblom-Croparo Bridal Itoyil-Crasberger NORTH PLAINFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd, 393 Grove have made known the engagement of their daughter, Lvnn Edith, to John Henrv I Grasberger son of Mr.

and (Mrs. Grasberger 351 Park Freehold. The bride-elect is a graduate of North Plainfield High School. She plans to work for Suburban Trust Plainfield. Mr.

Grasberger is a graduate of Freehold Regional High School. He is employed by the American Can Cliffwood. CoUtlljiflo-YuivO ASBURY PARK The engagement of Eleanor Colangelo to Robert Vargo has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Colangelo, 1104 2nd He is son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Vargo, 1517 tith Neptune. The bride-elect was graduated from Asbury Park High School. Mr. Vargo was graduated from Neptune High School.

He is employed by Skylark Originals, here. ELEANOR (X)LANGELO Emily Post By ELIZABETH L. POST Dear Mrs. Post: I enjoyed reading your article on the seven deadly sins against good taste. You asked your readers to let you know of their pet peeves, and so here is mine.

Why won't people use napkins when they are served with snacks? 1 always hand out napkins with cocktails and hors d'oeuvre and have stacks on the tables, too. and yet after a party, there are invariably traces of greasy fingers on much of the furniture. When we have guests in to play bridge and serve nuts or other finger foods, the cards are unfit to be used again. My pet peeve may seem a trivial thing but it is evidence of the thoughtlessness that seems to be one of the chief troubles with the world today. Elizabeth Teufel Dear Mrs.

Teufel: You are quite right. The person who stains furniture or cards with sticky, greasy fingers is guilty principally of thoughtlessness. It is not an intentional error, I'm sure. The reluctance to use a napkin when it is readily available is a sort of laziness it is just more difficult to hold an extra item with your drink and hors d'oeuvre. Trivial or not.

your point is well taken and I hope my readers will take heed and think before they say, "I don't need the napkin, thanks." Dear Mrs. Post: At the last few wedding receptions I attended, champagne was served for toast and after, during the dancing, mixed drinks of rye and scotch were available. Is this now considered correct? My daughter will be married soon and I wish to do the right thing. Mrs. Hugson.

Dear Mrs. Hugson: Champagne is the traditional drink with which to toast the bride and groom, so it should be served. There are, however, many people who do not like it. It is for their enjoyment that other beverages, such as whiskey or soft drinks, are offered, and it is correct to do so. What is your most puzzling etiquette problem? To the sender of the most interesting question that we receive each week, we'll send a free copy of Emily Post's "Etiquette," revised by Elizabeth L.

Post. The question chosen, and its answer, will be published in this column every Friday. Send your question to Elizabeth L. Post, in care of Readers' Service. Asbury Park Press, Press Plaza.

Asbury Park. N.J.. and don't forget tn include your name and address. RED BANK Mr. and Mrs.

George B. Crowell. 44 Irving have announced Die en- gagemen! of their daughter, Carol Lynn, to Jeffery Corelli, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Corelli. 2737 Quakerbridge Trenton. The bride-elect is a graduate of Red Bank High School! and is a senior at Trenton State College.

She is president of the Omicron Tau chapter of; Delta Omicron, international muic fraternity. Mr. Corelli. who was graduated from Steinert High School. Hamilton Township, is also a graduate of Trenton State College.

He was a member of the Phi Mu Alpha, music fraternity. He is a teacher in the Fleming-i ton School svstem. CHRISTINE JURKIEWICZ MRS. ELBERT VOORHEES III Former Mary A. Myers Lakewood High School.

She at- tended Breneau College, Gaines- ville, and Monmouth Col- lege. She is employed at Ocean County Courthouse, Toms River. The bridegroom, a graduate of Lakewood High School, is a student at Parsons College, Fair-' field, Iowa. Valerie Benton, Belford. Middle-town Township: Charlotte Griffith.

Darien, and Mrs. William Misticheili, Wilkes Barre, Pa. They carried bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. Jon Wardrip. Lancaster, was best man.

Ushers were David Tarditti, Newark, Harry Maxson. Navesink; Lt. James Oestcrling. Washington; Jack Wolpert. and Paul Davis, Wilmington.

and W. Wayne Morgan. Chicago, 111., uncle of the bride. A reception followed in River House Inn, Rumson. Alter a trip to the Poconos, the couple will reside in Vacaville, Calif.

The bride was graduated from Henry Hudson Regional High School, Highlands, she has completed three years at the University of Delaware at Newark. She plans to attend Mills College. Oakland. Calif. The bridegroom was graduated from Catalina High School.

Tucson. He attended the University of Arizona where he was a member of Delta Tau Delta. He has served five years in the Air Force and is stationed at Travis Air Force Base, CaliL, I 1 -m I fit' -fa Hl-Y Kit MRS. ULY D. KEENER JR.

Former Janice E. Davis in Neptune Township school system. The bridegroom is a cradu- ate of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- M.i.tSi: m. StltUtC. He served as a first lieutenant in the U.S.

Army t-, i Mo. He plans to begin teaching th fa, Is Bride Brosniuk MRS. NORMAN BROSNIAK Former Victoria Joan Elsas After a reception at Tnwne and Country Restaurant, Lake-wood, the couple left for a wedding trip to Puerto Rico. They will reside in Oakland, where the bridegroom is stationed as a private first class in the Army. The bride was formerly employed by Central Jersey Bank and Trust Freehold.

SJ Bakeries Tiinv Aim 0 IULJUMI HIW Delicious MARBLE 0 an el PLAIN CAKE 69 lb. The Children Will Love It! 0 Ot 0 ASBURY PARK BELMAR DEAL GABLE SHOPPING (ENTER, NEPTUNE LINCROFT LAKEWOOD 0 O' Miss Bilofsky, a graduate of MacDuffie School, Springfield, is a junior at Finch College, New York. Mr. Bilofsky father, a member of New Y'ork Stock Exchange, is founder and president of Industrial Electronics Newark and South Belmar. Mr.

Turkish was graduated from Cornell University, Ithaca. X.Y., where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity and Quill and Dagger Honor Society. He received his masters degree in business administration from Cornell, and a master of arts degree from the University of Vermont at Burlington. He served as a first lieutenant and finance officer in the Air Force. He is employed by Bear, Stearns, and investment bankers, New York.

An August wedding has been planned. Teacher Bride Of J. J. Kleva SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. Joseph J.

Kleva, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kristo Kleva, 40 11th Seaside Park, N.Y., took as his bride Miss Mardella Jacobetti, Saturday. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Jacobetti, 1188 W. Mountain Ave. The Rev. Thomas J. Knight officiated at St.

Lawrence Roman Catholic Church. Daisies Form Bouquet Mr. Jacobetti gave his daughter in marriage. She wore an Empire gown of silk organza and Chantilly lace, a lace mantilla, and carried a bouquet of white Marguerite daisies. Mrs.

Frederick Tobbe, Wells-burg, N.Y., sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore an Empire style gown and carried a bouquet of pink Shasta daisies. Other attendants were Miss Merry Ann Jacobetti, here; Mrs. William Klunk, Toms River, N.J., and Miss Kathryn Huston, West Chester. They were gowned in blue, yellow, and lavender, respectively.

Barbara Levandoski, South Amboy, N.J., was flower girl. John Kleva, Seaside Park, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Stephen Kleva, East Hartford, Vincent Jacobetti, here, and Dr. John Elliott, Pine Beach, N.J. Reception Takes Place A reception was held at Holiday Inn, Williamsporl.

The couple is on a motor trip to Canada. The bride is a health and physical education teacher in Toms River Schools. Her husband is a laboratory technician at Toms River Chemical Corp. MRS. JOSEPH J.

KLEVA i Former Mordella Jacobetti i LAKEWOOD Miss Mary Alice Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Myers, 215 3rd was married yesterday in St. Mary of the Lake Roman Catholic Church to Elbert Voor-hees III.

The Rev. Joseph C. Shenrock, pastor, officiated. The bridegroom Is son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Voorhees, Al-lenwood Rd. The bride's gown of peau de soie was appliqued with Alencon lace. She wore a lace mantilla and carried a Bible with cascade of white daisies end sweetheart roses. Miss Joni Flood, Lakewood, was the honor attendant. She wore a jonquil yellow and white linen gown, matching yellow picture hat, and carried a bouquet of yellow and white daisies.

Miss Jan Johnson, Birmingham, Ala. and Miss Rochelle Rosay, Lakewood, were bridesmaids. They were gowned like the honor attendants. They wore white picture hats, and carried bouquets of yellow and white daisies. Dana Dampert, Lakewood, was flower girl.

Mr. Voorhees was his son's best man. Ushers were Steve Messano and Barry Simon, both of Lakewood. Brian Lampert, Lakewood, was ring bearer. New England Trip After a reception at Manhattan Hotel, the couple left for a New England trip.

The bride was graduated from Pamper Your Furs with OUR BEAUTY TREATMENT carried spravs of vellow roses. Donald Charles Birkenhagen, here, was best man for his brother. Ushers were Gregory 11. Gaze, brother of the bride, at home; Paul Daisy. Bergen-field, and George A.

Diamond, Philadelphia. A reception was held at Town and Campus Restaurant. To Reside in Philadelphia The couple is on a trip to Jamaica. Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. They will be at home at 4923 N.

Broad Philadelphia. The bride is a graduate of Asbury Park High School and Asbury Park Business College. Her husband was graduated from Union High School and Rutgers University. He attends Temple University School of Medicine. Philadelphia.

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Mitchell Cctkowski. pastor. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Craparo, 86 Brookhill Drive, here, and Mr.

and Mrs. G. Nordblom, 47-31 194th Flushing, L.I. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her silk gown was trimmed with seed pearls.

She carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley. Mrs. Donald Wittmer, Lake-wood, was matron of honor for her sister. Other attendants were Mrs. Anthony Longobardo, Rochelle Park, sister of the bride, and Mrs.

Frank Giglinto, Saddle Brook. They wore blue crepe gowns and carried bou-quest of blue carnations. Philip Jelnicky, Washington, was best man. Ushers were Philip Mahlke and Frank Gra-bowski, Flushing. MRS.

RICHARD NORDBLOM Former Lynn Croporo 0 Honrs to JIMOR SHIFT For (hint ing ami iliniiifi mtt'i psl in i rrsians RED BANK Miss Claudia Hope Morgan became the bride I of Lt. Richard Erie Young yes- terday in Tower Hill Presbyte- i rian Church. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Morgan. 64 Prospect Atlantic Highlands, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Young, 2260 W.

Golden Hills Tucson, Ariz. I Th Rev. Dr. Charles Webster officiated at a double ring cer-; emony. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

She wore a white silk organza gown accented by Alencon lace appliques. Her veil fell from organza petals and stie carnea a cas- cade of orchids and lemon leaves. Miss Isabclle Manwiller, Drex- el Hill, was maid of hon-, or. She wore an ensemble of gilk shantung and crepe, a matching bow headpiece, and carried a bouquet of tangerine chrysanthemums. Attendants in blue ensembles and matching bow headpieces were the Misses Margaret AT-; len, New Park, Beth and Beverlv Schcnck, Highlands i FOR FASHION ELEGANCE Cnokmnn Avenue, Ashury I'nrk.