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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1946 SOCIETY SOCIETY IV 9 rii Atlantic Highlands and Manasquan Children's Day Julie Pachor Is Bride-Elect; Mary V. Fitzmire Engaged June Birthdays Are Celebrated Scenes of Weddings Today Miss Nicholson Becomes X. ft woman siiud Flower Show Is Announced Final plans were made for the spring flower show of the Belmar Woman's club at the meeting yesterday In the clubroom, in the Bel-mar library. Eleventh avenue. The flower show will be Wednesday from 2 p.m.

to 6 p.m. Entries must be in by 11 a.m. Mrs. Frank Erving is Prizes will be awarded. The 16 classes include one rose; three roses, any variety; arrangement of roses: gailardia, three blooms; arrangement of foliage; twin vases, height not more than nine inches: wall pockets; miniatures, not less than three Plans Listed By W.C.T.U.

LONG BRANCH. Member of the Women's Christian Temper ance Union of the Asbury Methodist church, North Long Branch, will be in charge of decorating the church with flowers for a Children' Day program tomorrow, it was announced last night at the home of Mrs. Willard Jerolamon. Jerolamon avenue. Literature of the W.C.T.U.

was discussed by Miss Myrtle Chapin, a representative of the Bancroft Taylor home. Ocean Grove, and Mrs. David Simon presented an article on "Morals." Mrs. William Jordan described the current us of potatoes as a food, rather than an alcoholic beverage substitute. Reports were made on the recent spring institute, the sale of shrubs, and a film, "That Boy Joe," all sponsored by the union.

Mrs. Jennie May West, presi-. dent, led devotions, read a poem, "The Secret of a Family Altar. She announced that the group will adjourn until September. Also present were Mrs.

Joseph Budd, Mrs. Charles Hoyt Mrs, Charles Wood, Mrs. Thomas Ped-erson, Mrs. Albert Creig and Mrs. Kris Nelson.

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6700 Bank and Aoent Auta Plan Associates MISS JULIE E. PACHOR The engagement has been an nounced of Miss Julie E. Pachor, seaman first class, Waves, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jules H.

Pachor, 94 Mt. Hermon way, Ocean Grove, to Alfred W. Mon- nette, formerly yeoman first class, U.S. navy, Toledo, Ohio. Miss Pachor enlisted In the women's naval reserve In March 1945, and expects to receive an honorable discharge this month.

She has been stationed In Washington. Mr. Monnette served four years in the navy, two years of which were on duty In the Pacific theater of operations. He also spent one year in the West Indies. The wedding will take place this EXPERTLY MIXED COCKTAILS at the ANCHOR ROOM -Nothing Lik It Anywhere" 7th and Park Avenue.

Aalrarjr Park SPOT FOR A SNACK oeau inches and not more than six; arrangement of red, white and blue in a white container; arrangement in a bottle; arrangement of flowering shrubs; wild flowers; still life in a cigar box; arrangement in a gooiet; House plants and cactus. Reports on the annual convea tion in May at the Hotel New Yorker were given by Mrs. Howard Hayes, president, and Mrs. H. R.

Choate. Others attending were Mrs. H. F. Schmidt, Mrs.

Susan Redden, Mrs. Charles Heyniger, Mrs. Charles Schneider, Mrs. John Brandt, Mrs. Louis Purdy, Mrs.

Walter Hoffman, Mrs. Edward Ap-plegate, Mrs. Michael Mikaelian, Mrs. Edgar Rogers, Mrs. John De Hart, Mrs.

H. E. Vogel, Mrs. Paul Newman, Mrs. Edward Rubin, Mrs.

Harvey Ranson, Mrs. Lars Larsen, Mrs. William Pinkerton, Mrs. E. H.

Wallace, Mrs. Edward Harris. Mrs. Louise Nelson and Mrs. George trommel.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED AND ENGRAVED Longstreet's Stationery Af.nte Fn Wooditork Typewriter, OFFICE SUPPLIES MATTISON ASBURY PARE PHONE (53) Featuring GANTNER AND FLEX IE BATHING SUITS With the Floatinc Bra i ON THE POINT AT PRESS PLAZA Open Wed. Moht Tilt P. M. Gllenlmld Churches Miss Georgette Elmer, Thomas Dunn Wed By Msgr. Callahan (Special to The Press) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

Miss Georgette Elmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Richard of Atlantic Highlands, and Thomas Dunn, son of Mr: and Mrs. William VonGlahn of Belford, were mar ried this morning at nuptial mass at St Agnes church. The ceremony was performed by the Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Michael H. Callahan. Mrs.

William Mulligan was organist and Michael Bergin was soloist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white organdy gown, designed with a court train. She had a fingertip-length veil, and carried a white prayer book, with a marker of gardenias and ribbons. Miss Nettie Richard was maid of honor for her sister. She was attired in blue organdy and had a wreath of spring flowers In her hair.

Pastel flowers formed her bouquet. James Elmer, the bride's brother, was best man. After a reception at The Casino, here, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn left for a plane trip to Canada.

They will be at home on Leonardville road, Leonardo, after June 25. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Red Bank Catholic high school. The bridegroom recently was discharged from the marine corps after serving three and one-half years in the Pacific theater He is now attending Pratt institute, Brooklyn. Palmer White SPRING LAKE. Announce ment has been made of the marriage of Miss Clare White, daugh ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Willis White, First and Pitney avenues, to Robert Palmer, son of Roland Palmer, Belmar, June 2 at St. Margaret's church. The Rev. Russell E.

Lough- man officiated at the ceremony. The couple was attended by Miss Mary White, sister of the bride, and George Rowe, Belmar. I Mr. and Mrs. Palmer are living on First avenue.

Spring Lake. TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON ENTIRE STOCK OF, NEW SPRING COATS SUITS DRESSES 612-614 COOKMAN AVENUE art MARY VIRGINIA FITZMIRE Mrs. Irene Fitzmire. 815V4 Sewall avenue, Asbury Park, an nounces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary Virginia Fitzmire, to George Davies, son of Mrs. Mae Davies, 1510 Sewall ave nue, Asbury Park, and the late.

George Davies. Miss Fitzmire will be graduated from Asbury Park high school next Friday. Mr. Davies attended Asbury Park high school and recently was discharged after 26 months in the navy after most of which he served in the Pacific theater. Absalom-Cole FAIR HAVEN.

Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Margretta Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kaipn a. cole, tnis place, to John C. Absalom, feck ville, Pa.

No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Cole was graduated from Rumson high school and attended Monmouth Junior college. She is a member of the Gray Lady corps of the Monmouth county Red Cross chapter. Mr. Absalom was graduated from Blakely high school Peck- vine, and Scranton Keystone Junior college.

La Plume, Pa. He served as a first lieutenant in the army in the Pacific theater of war, and was overseas 19 months. Dowling Nixon MATAWAN. Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Nixon, Aberdeen road, of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marion Nixon, to John E. Dowling, son of Mrs. Mary Dowling, 242 Augusta street South Am- boy, and the late Richard Dowling.

Expert Permanent Waving Creme Delight Spec. $7.50 pink lady salon 1123 Kinfsley Street, Anbury Park (at 4th Avenue) Phone 7131-J tor Appointment DuPont Plastic PLACE MATS 69c ca. Cay Prints Main Floor 4 pi By Bible Class MANASQUAN. Members of the Ladies Bible class of the Bible Protestant church who have birthdays in June were honored at a party last night at the home of Mrs. Howard LaCount, Lakewood road.

Honored were Mrs. Louise Brewer, Mrs. Ethel Edick, and Mrs. William Sturrock. A celebration was conducted in honor of the birthday of the pastor, the Rev.

C. G. Taggart Mrs. LaCount was chairman of the party, assisted by Mrs. Emily Brown and Mrs.

Louise Osier. The worship service preceded the party. Mrs. Ethel Rice read several poems in connection with the Scripture reading. Mrs.

C. G. Taggart led the Bible study on Eve. The Bible study at the next meeting, July 5, will be led by Mrs. Brown, on Ruth.

Others attending were Mrs. Vincent Morton, Mrs. Margaret Van-Brunt, Mrs. Calvin Allen, Mrs. Anna Champion, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Bracco, Mrs. Helen Hurley, Mrs. Edwin Osier, Mrs. Iva Hyers, Mrs.

Mary Lehr, Miss Ethel Hurley, Mrs. naymona nopper, miss tiea- nor Miller and Howard LaCount. Miss Johnston Becomes Bride Miss Verdajean Johnston, Wil liamsport. was married June 1 to Roland D. Chamberlain, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. William Chamberlain. 615 Eighteenth avenue, South Belmar. The Rev.

Lawrence G. Atkinson, pastor of the First Methodist church, Belmar, performed the ceremony at the bridegroom's home. Miss Vivian I. Chamberlain, sis ter of the bridegroom, was maid of honor and Roger Conklin, was best man, After a reception the couple left for a wedding trip to Atlantic City. Mr.

Chamberlain is a graduate of Asbury Park high school and is studying at the School of Den tistry, Temple university. He was in the coast guard for three years. Mrs. Chamberlain, a former mem ber of the Spars, is a dental assistant Trail-Brown Miss Grace K. Brown and Urqu- hart Trail, New Bedford, were married Memorial day in the parsonage of the First Methodist church, Belmar, by the Rev, Law rence U.

Atkinson, pastor. Jansen Hotaling SEA GIRT. J. Harry Cham- berlin, Parker avenue, Manasquan, has announced the marriage of his daughter, Alberta C. Hotaling, to Alfred William Jensen, 202 Broad street, Manasquan, Wednesday at tne home of Mayor L.

H. Burnett, 219 Brooklyn boulevard, who performed the ceremony. Witnesses were Mrs. L. H.

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Madden At St. Denis Church (Staff Correspondent) MANASQUAN. Miss Mary Mercedes Nicholson, daughter of Dr. Frank P. Nicholson and Mrs.

Nicholson, 301 Boston boulevard. Sea Girt, and Jersey City, and Arthur Gerard Madden, son of Frank Madden, Bronx, N. and the late Mrs. Madden, were wed in the Church of St Denis here this morning. The Rev.

John Welsh said the nuptial mass and performed the ceremony which was witnessed by the Rev. John M. Costello. The bride was attired In white marquisette and lace and wore a fingertip-length veil of tulle which fell from an heirloom cap of tatted lace. She carried a white prayer book fastened with white orchids.

She was attended by Miss Kathleen Connell, Miss Elsie Connell and, her sister, Mrs. Norval F. Kemp, all of Jersey City and Sea Girt and Mrs. H. J.

Billington, Spring Lake and Tenafly. They chose gowns of white pique and carried arm bouquets of pink peonies and blue delphinium: The best man was Frank Madden, brother of the bridegroom. The ushers were Clement O'Sullivan, Bayonne; Thomas Costello, Bronx, N. and Dr. F.

Peter Nicholson, brother of the bride, stationed at the Marine hospital, Staten Island. A reception was given at Le Deauville inn, New Bedford. The bride Is a graduate of Holy Angels academy, Fort Lee, and the College of Notre Dame, Balti more, Md. Mr. Madden is a graduate of Fordham and Columbia uni versities, and is a member of the faculty of the College of Mount St, Agnes, Baltimore, where the couple will reside.

Metier Mount ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Miss Lois Powell Mount, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mount, East Lincoln avenue, and William C.

Metier, son of Mrs. Edward Metier. Eatontown, and the late Mr. Metier, were married June 1, at the bride's home. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Roy E. Williams, pastor of the First Methodist church here. The couple is on a trip thru the south and will reside in Locust Point Woodward-Kiechlin ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. An nouncement is made of the marriage of Miss Madeline M. Kiech-lin, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry L. Kiechlin of Brooklyn, summer residents of Atlantic Highlands, and William J. Woodward, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Woodward, East Garfield ave nue. The ceremony was performed June 1, in St. Vincent Ferrer's church, Brooklyn at a nuptial mass by the Rev. Daniel J.

Gilroy. The bride wore a white satin gown and a fingertip-length veil which fell from a crown of orange blossoms. She carried a white satin prayer book with gardenias and lilies-of-the-valley. Mrs. John J.

Spollen, Brooklyn, was matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Betty Woodward, Atlantic Highlands, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. John Ess-wein and Miss Betty Rundle, both of Brooklyn. Philip Woodward was best man for his brother and ushers were Robert Kiecjilin, Henry F. Kiechlin and Philip Sheehan.

A reception was given at the Hotel Bossert. After a wedding trip in New York they will reside in Brooklyn. Mrs. J. C.

Ogden, Honored at Shower A surprise shower was given Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erving, S03 Jefferson avenue, Avon, for their niece, Mrs. J. Crawford Ogden, of Neptune City.

A covered dish supper was served. Also attending were Mrs. J. Crawford Ogden, Mrs. Mabel Tremetlere, Mrs.

Helen Rhoades, Mrs. Howard Erving, Mrs. Olive Emmons, Miss Marion Emmons, Miss Arline Jennings, Miss Gladys Erving, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulse.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Emmons, Arthur Patten and Mr. and Mrs. I Erving.

Party for Students Planned by P.T.A. The executive board of the Wilson Parent-Teacher association met Thursday in the school to make final plans for the closing day party for the students next Thursday before a P.T.A. meeting and party. Mrs. William Drew presented the program for the coming school year and Mrs.

Jack Cramer, president, appointed her committees. Others present were Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. George Wool-ley, Mrs. Jack Shaw, Mrs.

Roy Boothe, Mrs. William Gray and Mrs. William Somerville. Datebook The Young Women's Republican club of Bradley Beach will jmeet in the club room, McCabe avenue, Bradley Beach, Tuesday night. 1 Star by the Sea lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, will convene Monday night in lodge room, McCabe avenue, Bradley Beach.

I Members of the Social Union and Missionary society of the First 'Presbyterian church of Long Branch will meet at the church at 10 a.m. Tuesday to leave for a pic- nic at Ocean County park, Lake-i wood. Paul E. Kauffman, will be the speaker tonight at the Asbury Youth rally, the members of which will observe the year'a anniversary of the organization in Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist church, here, at 7:30 o'clock. The Mission Aid society of the Grand Avenue Reformed church, here, will have a dessert-meetinR Monday at 1:30 p.m.

in the This will be the last meeting of the spring. is now equipped with specialists wHo will be pleased to answer all your requirements. Staff: MISS NITA, Proprietor MISS DOROTHY MISS TIMI Also os Cpnsultants Mr. ARDE of DUON EDMOND and MISS ARLENE of HELENA RUBINSTEIN. THE ALLENHURST BEAUTY SALON 317 Main Street Allenhurst 1 Telephone Announcement Mary Robinson i Hairdresser Wishes to Announce the Opening of Her New Salon 405 Spier Avenue Allenhurst Under the Management of Mr.

Michael Of Fifth Avenue By Appointment Allenhurst 8155 MRS. KENNETH DAVISON Miss Tarantina Becomes Bride Miss Loretta Tarantina, daugh ter of Mrs. Grace Tarantina, 1515 Summerfield avenue, Asbury Park, and the late Frank Tarantina, became the bride of Kenneth Davison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Le-Roy Davison, 213 Logan road Wanamassa, May 26 at 1 p.m.

at Uur Lady of Mt. Carmel church, Asbury Park. The Rev. Marcellino Romagno officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride, given In marriage by her uncle.

Albert Orabona. Pro vidence, R. wore a colonial style gown of French chiffon with seed pearl trimming at the neckline and waist and Russian sleeves. The ruffled hemline was trimmed with seed pearl rosettes. Her three-tiered fingertip length tulle veil fell from a high crown trimmed with seed pearl rosettes, and she carried a prayer book with a gardenia marker.

Miss Dora Napolitani. Asbury Park, was the maid of honor. She wore a pale blue starched chiffon gown similar in style to that of the bride. She wore a colonial hat to match and carried a colonial bouquet of talisman roses. Joseph Levenskl, Asbury Park, was the best man.

Ushers were Guido Napolitani and Walter Ul-mer, both of Asbury Park. The mother of the bride wore a black and white sheer dress with black accessories. The bride groom's mother had a black silk dress trimmed with fuchsia, and black accessories. Both had cor sages of pink sweet peas. A wedding dinner was served at the Riverside View house.

NeDtune 'City. The couple left on a wed ding trip to New York. The bride chose for traveling a black sheer dress with black accessories, a gray and black trimmed topper, and a gardenia corsage. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Davison attended local schools. was discharged in December after four and. one half years in the army of which two were served in the European theater. He is employed at Evans signal laboratories, Belmar. SUMMERFIELD MARKET 609Vi Summerfield Arenue Call A.

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