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oooooooooooooooooo ooo ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Ocf. 5, 1972 27 Urea Engagements auction saij; 0 it Miss Hoffmann Bride Of Charles Fouquet Jr. BY ORDER OF MR. MRS. EDGAR N.

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INSPECTION FRL 9-5 oooooooooooooooooooo FAMOUS NAME BRAKD SHOES tit- DOVER TOWNSHIP -Miss Elmcma Rae Hoffmann became the bride of Charles William Fouquet Saturday in Toms River Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Ansley VanDyke officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer A. Hoffmann, 1900 Ocean Or-tley Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Fouquet Tabor. Miss Ruth Ann Hyres was maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were the Misses Jill Fouquet, sister of the bridegroom, and Janice Peterson, Donna Martini, and Diane Lodewyks. Miss Germaine Curtin was junior bridesmaid. Dona M. Hoffmann and Carolvn Gallagher were flower girls. John Gerullis was best man, and ushers were Gregory S.

Hoffmann, brother of the bride; Robert Bowmen, Robert Fontaina, Frank Cole, and Anthony Delia Salla. A reception was held at Beacon Manor, Point Pleasant Beach. After a trip to Europe, the couple will live at Ortley Beach. The bride was graduated from Central Regional High School, Berkeley Township, and Berkeley Secretarial DLkiiPFR 6th 8:00 P.M. i POINT PLEASANT Fort Lauderdale FALL THRU WINTER One of your most perfect outfits for the brisk, active days to come! Precision tailored, and mostly one of a kind.

From $58. Major Credit Cards Wed. and Frl. to 9 feature In Sunday's Press 10 acreu the itrtt frm fr4rkV Vinyl Stretch Knee Hi 40.00 Wide Calf Leather Sidelace Zipper 45.00 OUGue i By AMY VANPF.RHII.T DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: I received as a gilt a name embosser for use on envelope flaps. It reads Jane S.

Taylor. My married name is Mrs. William F. Taylor. I have sometimes seen these embossers with only the address or, In one case, the last name centered on the top line, then the address.

Before returning this one for correction, I would appreciate your telling me what is correct for use on envelopes. Mrs. W. Burbank, Calif. As your embosser presumably will not match your name on the writing paper, I would return it and have it read Mrs.

William F. Taylor. The form Jane S. Taylor is usually necessary for the envelopes when the stationery is engraved, otherwise it is necessary to go to the extra expense of having a separate die made for the flap. Mrs.

William F. Taylor is the proper form of address in social correspondence. Embossing may also have only the address but should be complete with apartment number, if any, and ZIP code. If any name Is used, it should be a complete name, not just the last one. DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: It is necessary for me to write a letter to a committee for which there is no chairman listed.

If such a joint address referred to married and unmarried people, what would the form be? Mrs. E.M., Los Angeles, Calif. You have quite a dilemma. The only way would be to address them as Dear Mes-dames- and Gentlemen. You might ask why you would mix a French term with an American one, but there is no feasible plural for "Mrs." and you certainly would not write "Dear Ladies and Gentlemen." If the women were alone in being addressed the term is "Dear Mesdames" and is true whether some are single and some married.

DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: When addressing a woman's organization or a company obviously operated by women, what should the salutation be? For instance, in writing the YWCA, it sounds incongruous to use or to write 'Dear Sirs' to the Girl Scouts of America. Many years ago I believe it was correct to use 'Madames or 'Dear Madam' but that seems out of date. Mrs. M. Danville, Calif.

The proper word is "Mesdames." CTNT SHOP TONIGHT 'Til 0 0 5 CAROL FOLKE Folke-Oliphunt DOVER TOWNSHIP The engagement of Miss Carol Lee Folke to Ronald Oliphant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliphant, 221 Serene Way, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H.

Folke, 237 Beaver Hollow Drive. Miss Folke, a Toms River High School South graduate, Is employed at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. Mr. Oliphant is also a Toms River High School graduate. He is manager for the W.

T. Grant store at Hamilton Square. CAROL ANN SLOCUM Slocum-Ullery DOVER TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slocum, 819 Briar have announced the engagement of their daughter, Carol Ann, to David W.

Ullery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ullery 14 Swan Blvd. Miss Slocum is a senior at Toms River High School Mr. Ullery was graduated from Toms River High School South.

He is in the Navy, stationed at San Diego, Calif. El. 1 DISCOUNT SHOE CENTER 1116 3rd Avenue Spring Lake, N.J. 0 Pil TOWN Country carpet 1 if MRS. C.

W. FOUQUET JR. Former Elmerna Hoffman School, East Orange. The bridegroom is a graduate of Parsippany High School and the University of Arizona at Tucson. He served four-years in the Air Force.

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