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platriNMr'PIMVkrWr'! IRJffltEN AttUnf MM EVENING PRESS, Wednesday, Septembir 23, 1953 SOCIAL NEWS Eisie Madsen, F. F. Fischer Miss Ralph Is Marine's Bride licpcat rom in loms nivcr TOMS RIVER Before an altar decorated with baskets of whita FREEHOLD Mis, Clematis Jane Ralph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Watson Ralph, 36 South1 Street, became the bride of Pfci Joseph J. Herman, son of and Mrs. Joseph H. Herman, Free-; wood Acres, Sunday, at 4 o'clock! at the First Presbyterian Church here. The Rev.

Dr. George Horn officiated. The church was decorated with white gladioluses.1 Mrs. Frank Hugus played the traditional wedding music thru out the ceremony. I- t) J.

flowers and greens, Miss Elsie Marguerite Madsen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurits A. Madsen.

Ortley Beach, became the bride of Franklin V. Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo V. Fischer, 301 Springdale Avenue, Neptune.

The double-ring ceremony was al Peterson Log Cabin. Lake- performed at the Presbyterian wood, alter which the couple left Church, here, Sunday at 3:30 P.M.. wedding trip to the New by the Rev, Ansley Gerard Van Lngland states and Canada. They Dyke, pastor. Wedding music was 'lve, at 13, ewerd Avenue, provided by the Toms River Worn- 1'1'e.

where they maintain the en's Chorus, of which the bride 'ancl Music Studio, with in- has been directer. and by Mrs. stniction in all instruments. Alma Baecker, organist. Thc bdc graduate of New The bride was escorted in mar- rk riage by her father.

She wore member ol Delta eta In 1949 a gown of white satin and Alcncon she was awarded a scholarship to lace designed with fitted bodice. tudy in Israel. In 91 Dover the full skirt falling into a cathc- Township declared an Elsie Mad- dral train. Her fingertip veil of sen Day in recoRnition of her imported French illusion fell from s.hP organist a crown of seed pearls. She car- Christ Episcopal and lied a bouquet of Eucharis lilies.

a member of the American As- Wears Wreath social ion ol University Women Miss Lillian Mae Hart. Brook- Save, concerts at Carnegie The bride, given in marriage by 4 1 1 I ner lamer, wore a gown of Imported Chantilly lace fashioned. Laura Sharpe, Nurse, Marries ALLEN WOOD Miss Laura Mae Sharpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sharpe.

Como-Allaire Koad, and Robert Carlton Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Krnest Campbell, Morristown, were married Sept. 12 in Allenwood Protestant Church.

The Rev. William A. Robbins, pastor, performed the double ring ceremony at an altar banked with white gladioluses, dahlias, chrysanthemums, and palms. Wedding music was played by Austin Frazee, and Charles Moore was soloist. The bride was escorted by her father and wore a gown of white Chantilly lace and satin with a double "ruffle of nylon tulle around the hemline, ending in a cathedral train.

Her fingertip Illusion veil was held In place by a tiara of seed pearls and rhincstones, and she carried a bouquet of white roses, babies'-breath, and stephanotis. Sister Maid of Honor Mis Dorothy Sharpe was maid of honor for her sister. Her gown was of purple tulle over laffeia ityled with a strapless bodice and matching velvet stole. She wore a matching picture hat and carried a cascade bouquet of Kurharist lilies, white asters, and babies'-breath. The honor attendants, Mrs.

Raymond Ilulbert. sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Anna Rcutter. wore rose colored ovens and picture hats to match. Miss Joyce Sharpe was hcr iwitn a fitted bodice styled with a i sweetneart neckline trimmed in rhlnestones and seed pearls, long sleeves coming to a point over the wrist and a full skirt. The train of matching lace was attached to the shoulders of the gown.

The gown and train were encrusted lyn, was maid of honor. Her sown ana na iui niin with seed pearls. Her fingertip! of forest green veivet and ny- uecns, Philadelphia Sympho was nv orchestras. Ion tissue taffeta. She wore a oi illusion net was arranged' i from a crown of rhinestones and The bridegroom, an alumnus of wreath of matching velvet leaves seeded pearls.

She carried a bou quet of white shaggy chrysanthemums, centered with a white orchid. in her hair, and carried a cascade IO'K "ncre ne bouquet of flowers in a contrast- "as a mc'r of Jta Is0 a ing shade. Miss Mary Cypher. "rmi Officer with the 63rd White Plains, N.Y., and Miss Jean Army Band. USNG and bandmas-Fernandes, Kew Garden Hills, tor of he National Guard Umt N.Y., were the other attendants.

famden. I served with the They were dressed in a stvte sinii- 3'oth Regimcnl in Italy as band-lar to that of the maid of honor, master, and is afhlialod with the a Wear Pink Gown Miss Patricia Kaster was the malH Uakah A 'length gown of Salomon pink net over taffeta styled with A atranlncc in Amm-iran hnanK. snH Bnlfl re. BailUinaslCI I lull iii rx Mil- speetively, and carried cascade stole, and a very full skirt. She.

Sisterhood Plans bouquets similar to that of thc wore matching gloves and cloche which was trimmed with a rose on one side. She carried an old fash- MRS. ROBERT C. CAMPBELL maid of honor. Miss Linda Ann Terge.scn.

(J('(' I ill'lV Brooklyn, a cousin of the bride, acted as junior bridesmaid. She TOMS RIVER At a board wore a gown of rose beige tal- meeting of the Sisterhood Bnai i llnn.J k. i u' iusi cnrysanino-1 Ifevjia Marv Haworth Answers Mail 'mums ann yellow roses with trailing satin streamers. I Miss Phyllis UeLucia and Miss' MRS. FRANKLIN V.

FISCHER aislcr'j junior bridesmaid tier gown w'ss aqua net and taffeta with a velvet bodice and matching picture hat and velvet mitts. All atlendenls carried cascading bouquets of Kucharist lilies, white Barbara Rathsmith were the tela with chocolate brown velvet Israel, held at the home of Mrs bolero, and carried a bouquet like Bea Abrams. arrangements were those of the other attendants. completed for the succoth party J. B.

Evans, Oil City, was the children of the congrega-best man Ushers were Edward lion Sunday morning at the Coin-Fischer, Neptune, brother of thc munity House. Old Freehold Road With Lngagement In Oflinn. Should i However, the weight of human ex-1 bridesmaids and wore ankle-length t'PH IV IS llieSl 1 1 ili 11 KKfl ll llfti Two-rimlin Man Confess Indlscre-j perience suggests that childish gowns of aqua and yellow respcc-'rkf I I I I 111111991111 1 1 119 asters, and babies -breath. ht man and ushers wereiAR MARY HAWORTH M.d.fM Mrtvr a u-iiunii-, uveiy. incir gowns were fashioned VJI IJt'IIIUII 1 1)1 am to count on women forgiveness to with satin bodices and full skirts! itlHUKlL lldX bridegroom; Justin Guy Casey.

Plans were made for the simchos SOUTH BELMAR Several Pant Clanville Morris Plains. 20' 10 enter my see them thru of net. Matching stoics were worn, cj: Rnhert Fletcher. Livingston i third year of college have been Your actions and agitations. here; over thc strapless sown.

Theiri members of America cnJ Dii -iii. Larchmont: James Pendcrs. Mil- torah partv for the adults and nf Mr. r'h A f0rlglnSl? ford- Joseph Taylor. Mer- children Oct.

1. at the Commu-Iisp tiiL Rrci Inirla! chantyille; William Miller. Phila- nity Ilou.se. the first fall of Belmar Rreention In Neptune steady with Helen, who is disclosed, indicate that vou are headpieces were bands of match, and Daughters of Liberty he, meeting ddphia. Following a reception at Vir-jy ae aiul attends the same col- pretty immature for your age, too ing flowers.

Miss DeLucia carried mar- wei those attending flnia Tea Room, Neptune, 1 rt0- 1 Hm Planniig to give casjy ie0 hv passing desires, and an old fashioned bouquet of deep! services at Old Tenncnt Church rouple left for a wedding trip an engagement ring soon. Her too rr(1(ly )et others think for pink and yellow chrysanthemums Sunday. Plans for the visit were at inni oi nauassan mo.uay. he. wftlcling, evening at Belroar Hebrew Com- Mrs Mad ch munity Center.

nylon lace over mauve pink taf- Maeara Falls and Canada, for you 1 ou take your cue trom theiana streamers and Miss Rathsmith i mane meeung oi me council Friday night in the South Belmar their trip thc bride wore a dark A few weeks ago, while in a audience, or the other fellow, in- carried the same bouquet of rust iujumn niio. uauiiiidii v. feta, with which she wore acccs- First Aid Hall. Mrs. Miles Mantell, Mrs.

Joseph stead of ruling your course by hab- and white chrysanthemums' and sories in rose and pink and an itual foresight. trailing streamers. Mrs. Mamie Newman, councilor Mcltzer. Mrs.

Leon Frumkin Mrs The bridegn A 1 red suit with brown accents and 'own, i mei a gin-i ll can corsage of while roses. Upon their, 'cr Mildrrd-and went out with return Mr and Mrs. Campbell er. I learned from Mildred that will reside in Morristown. isl' ''ves in the same town as ii r.

Going Away? Week End? Vacation? Joseph Menkes Travel Agency Resfrt aflonj Air Sea lintels Tours Deal 7-51 19 10 Norwood Avrnu Our Friendly Sen ire Is Fret ills nnrern rvrimrui ncinian. ree wood greeted airs. Laura htewart, I'oint llu mother wore a gown of cobalt blue Is Childish i Acres, brother of the Pleasant, district deputy. Gans- The play featured a circus ff Mrs Camnbell was graduated To you it seems a crucial ques-1 'be "est man and ushers were Attending the meeting were! background and two songs wim- 0 Her rnrsae ua aUn To von it seems crucial mips-1 was the best man and ushers were AltenrlinB thp Mrs. rnm Manasimaii llicli School and' Last weekend I went to whi-lher In liv tn inv.r vnur Charles W.

Ralnh. brother of the mpmhrri nf PiiHn nf the Park original lyrics written by an orchid Monmouth Memorial School of llrlcn, arriving there Friday eve- tracks with Mildred, or make a nd Arnold Frank both of Council, Asbury Park: Crescent Joseph Greenspan. Nursing. Long Branch, She Is and slaying until Sunday clean breast of your two-timing to Freehold. 'Council, Katontown.

and Onward! Tne cast Mrs. Meltzer. nlnvert a a nurse at MnrrUtown night, at which time I tolil i Iclcn i Helen before she cets wind nf it The bride's mother wore an founcil Point Pleasant Mrs. Seymour Gruber, Mi s. Green- Reception In Lake wood Following the ceremony a reception for 225 guests was held span, Mrs.

Aaron Mack. Mrs. Sid Memorial Hospital. The bridc-il was going home. Hut instead oi You are frightened ol Helen's afternoon dress of Navy Blue Mrs.

Klizabeth Cuttrcll received groom is a graduate of Morristown going home, I telephoned Mildrcdjscorn. and disdainful of Mildred water silk with pink accessorisj ihe award of the evening and Mrs. High School and served 18 months: from downtown, and ended up hav-'as easy prey. And your attitude to- wore a corsage of white Bennett and her committee with the armed forces In Korea. I'm! a date with her.

I must ay! wards self Is that of a 6-year-old nations. The bridegroom's mother. served refreshments. He Is now associated with the i Mildred isn't the kind of girl I who has smashed the cookie jar i we an afternoon dress of ice1 The next meeting will be Oct. 2.

Suburban Gas Company, Whip-; could ever lie i rally fond of. in a thieving raid. Your burning D'le satin with blue accessories Ianv, in the accounting depart- Tmlav I received a letter from thought is how' to get out of your and a corsage of white carnations )fiartmf lit to Ned Mildred, which greatlv surprised fix with least penalty a shallow Reception for 230 m(. as i don i remember giving' bias that bodes ill for the happiness A reception for 2.50 guests was OCEAN ORO Fall activ- Are unpaid bills piling up on Mlv a((iess Some friends have of any K'l 'oves or trusts or held at thc Jerseyville Grangel 'lies of the Woman's Club of ney Greenspan. Mrs.

Alex Hodman, Mrs. Abraham Klitzman, Mrs. Jerry Bachner, Mrs. Irving Gran-off, Mrs. Phillip Schlisserman, Mrs.

Al Weinstein. Mrs. Herbert Miller. Mrs. Julian Hoffman, Miss Susan Eidlin, Miss Judy Freedman.

Mrs. Leonard Bernstein. Mrs. Jerome Molof. Mrs.

Harold Mandel. Mrs. Harold Fineberg. Mrs. Norman Why not convert tilings you as marries you.

Hall. I he music was played bv the Ocean Grove will begin this week no longer use into cash bv selling i "Sentimentalists." with a meeting of the Literature i Greenhill, Miss Susan Wagman. them thru the Merchandise tor um srr hut mv ques- ing vou is how to overcome vour tor motor trip to Canada i Department Thursday at 2 P.M.: Mrs. Gans. Mrs.

Samuel Bressler. Sale column In I lie Press classified is should i Helen ol mv shortsighted seltishness and bri(le those a Navy Blue suitiin the clubhouse. The first meet-Miss Arlene Greenhill, Miss San page? iinh.iihiiiiness'' Or should I never urhm rf.nnns-ihie ari.itt rharaiinr iwn red accessories and a whitcHnS of the entire membership williora uranon, miss susan wesKy, futcit fyit clothes for youngtimers v- 'm(: clothes and r-T i interesting acces- sories for child- Gtve7 teens anf' rkKr'rv young wtimen. tuention ll? A venerable clergyman who has ortlli(l eorsage. be hold Oct.

8. Mrs. C. J. Markson, I Miss Beverly Weinstein, Mrs.

Har. Friends sav I should tell be- worked with the mentally ill. says M'-s Herman attended thc Fiw-; Department chairman, will give old Greenspan, Mrs. Sylvester Gar-cause eventuallv Helen will' find "the first principle of sanitv and hold High School and is employed three short readings at Thurs-i field. Mrs.

Charles Kaufman. Mrs. out and I am worried that she sanctity is consideration of oth- "'C New Jersey Bell Telephone day meeting. I Louis Kaplan. Mrs.

Joseph Stein-mm'ht However I don't want to crs." When a mental patient be- Company. Freehold. Guest speaker at the first meet-'feld. Mrs. red Fine Mrs.

Harry tell her because Horn now on I gins to he aware of others, and Private Herman graduated from ing for Ihe entire membership, Goldwin Mrs. Max Oilman Mrs. am going to remain true -I-. II considerate of them, he is on the he Lakewood High School and is Oct. 8 will be Mrs.

Robert McKin- Kva Scales, and Mrs. Harry Oold- (ientleman road to health, he adds. So. gear u. wnn ine icy.

rnairman oi louin on- Mrs. Kred Schanerman directed Wrtns Alum your growth to the central theme 'isnne oi ps "ervallon DF.AH II It is my understand- of doing ngnl-lor others sake as Secrets of Charm the choral group, and Mrs. Garfield and Mrs. Gans accompanied at the piano. During the brief business meei-ing hich followed the play.

plan were made to hold the annual donor luncheon at thc Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. New York, in conjunction with other chapters of Northern New Jersey region. ing that a gentleman's code ol well as your own -and you II be ethics downs on infidclitv but. if serving vour welfare best. 11.

he slips on thai store, he is sup- Mary Haworth counsels thru posed to keep mum about his trans- hrr column, not by mail or per-grcssion. If a well-meaning man nal interview. rite her In care misbehaves in relation to two fhis newspaper, rn- breaking faith with one to (Copyright. The Washington trille with the otherhe usually Post i assumes a necessity to deny I Distributed by King Features Syn-eveiything, to spare his beloved dicate) lly John Robert Powers HINES. nonconstructive pain, and to avoid! "naming names" in any case, Whether to confess, in self-ex-1 tcniiatinn.

or to hold his tongue; and take the consequences Is a delicate dclemma which every de-i fauller should resolve for himself. I 2 DAYS ONLY Adventures In Good Eating SB ROUND BOBBIN REBUILT Elect Mrs. Slalei WSCS Unit Leader NF.PTTXE Mrs. Joseph Moore, loll Seventh Avenue, was hostess lo members of the Mary Matha Circle of the Woman's1 Society of Christian Service of West Grove Methodist Church Mon-day evening Mrs. Charles Slaier as elected leader of the circle and Mrs.

Frank Dndd. treasurer. Devotions were led bv Mrs. Moore. i A supper at the church fur the benefit of the organ fund was announced for Oct.

l.Y Welcomed as new members were Mrs. Carl Shaflo, Mrs. Benjamin Hendricks and Mrs. Joseph Sr. bringing the total member- I ship to 27.

I It was decided lo meet on the I third Monday of each month. The next meeting is at the home of Mrs. i Slater, nil Seventh Avenue Shower Follows REFINISHED LIKE NEW! Full Cash Price $11 E-oo dcqiuziftkjd SPECIAL BOX SPRING and INNER SPRING MA TTRESS SET Ranana Pancakes I he mosi drab meal can be lifted nut of the doldrums by a refreshing or different dessert These Banana Pancakes or Ranana Sureties are both unusual and tasty Customers who patronize the Silver Grill, at Ihe lligbee Company, in Cleveland. Ohio, enjoy this dish that is served with a custard-like sauce These suzeltrs are made the sie of a silver dollar and are very light. The recipe makes lti pancakes, which is enough lor 4 sen ings It is best to prepare the sauce first, as it has to cook down slowly.

New F.ngland Sauce: Hoil 1 cup sugar which has been mixed with I tablespoon cornstarch, in 2 cups of water, with 1 teaspoon of vinegar and 2 tablespoons butter. This should cook slowly for a long time until It boils down to 1 cup. is transparent, and the consistency of custard. TxwwwUHU'HM" Fnr llte HfA A1' '4 C'nrriing Cose Cairo i h-i -A is I 1 4 For a high not and a gay note, the croze for "crozy" panti A II 1 1 1X1 Meeting provide! enchanting whimsey for all leisure houri. LAl'RKNCE HARBOR Follow-' ing the regular business meetinn YOUR CHOICE Any 2 Counterpoised against the elegance of today's fashion is thc of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Box Springs ind Maltreii 2 Box Springi or 2 Millrtliei The pancakes are made by die- of the new trousered types of garb for lounging and leisure.

Laurence Harbor American Le- gion, rriday. a surprise wedding ing 2 bananas into one-quarter Inch anously called crazy pants, tapered pants, toreodor pants, "pants. and even just plain britches, the new versions hae little showcr was Blven fnl' Mls' Jon; pieces Beat 2 egg whites very stiff, aloony 300 Mix the following ingredients in relation lo the old-time slacks ine immer miss rei-i the order given 2 tablespoons In the first place, they are rrank-i of black faille are worn with Jiuflet supper was served. Hour. 2 egg yolks, 4 tablespoons ly rut and fitted tor the feminine I black, boat-necked.

blouse I vlrs McDonald, installa-cream Fry in butter until a gold- figure Most of them are as jaun- ''nd cummerbund of ruby suede. chairman, reported on the rn brown, as you would a pan- ly, gav. pictui cfiic and s.ui'.v ai Jewels and Sequins and din- cake, on both sides. Serve In a miaiiin.it inn will allow iWiiv- i ner to be held Oct. 10 al the Ca-' i'oi' nr nv.M'timiiiL imp All- nil Hwt uiv li'nm hml.il.

Mini tin i ne DoaruwaiK. Durable A A. Ticking All Sim Foam Rubber Filled Full Inntripring Unl PLUS: Fret Pinking Shears to First 10 Calling other, with a pit( her of New F.ng- pusher styles In denim with MlPl'(l decorated Mrs. Margaret Geores. Commu-lnnd Sauce.

buckling cummerbund tn typical jade tree flowers of Service Chairman, reported on These pancakes can be assem- mated velvet that slithers down mother ol pearl and sequins are ''1C hcld in Asbury: bled betore sitting down to the ta- length 'worn with a while lino blouse Kay niem-, hie. and be rooking while the dish-' Endless Combinations ith pufled-up ascot under the "erslup chairman, announced 70 es for the main course are being Certainly you ill have no chin. members have paid their 1954 dues. ciearod awav. i Acuity expressing our personality Slimlitting, black velveteen Mrs Kdna wa" wflrom('1' as when ou select one of these out-'troiisers Mth fell roses applioued nrw -SPECIAL This Week Only- 4-PIECE SOLID MAHOGANY Domini ZIpiMM Hound IsbMn Nw EUelHt Msler Xlf lan SHtchi Appllqu BMen Halt Mndtn Ktw LtfM I Yar CuaimMt Ml trrc QuIIHng BEDROOM SUITE 298 00 iicikcs 9 DRAWER DOUBLE DRESSER WITH MIRROR CHEST FULL SIZE BED NIGHT TABLE REMEMBER EVERY WEDNESDAY CHICKEN DAY i omoinat tons neing olierert in a nmtil that trails up each side.

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