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ASBURY PARK PRESS, Sept. 7. 1975 B7 Weddings Axitiquing James S. Brown. INGTON, L.I.

12th annual St. Stephens Episcopal Church show. Sept. 11-13 WAYNE. Show at Wayne Hills Ma.ll, Hamburg, Turnpike.

Sept. 13-14 PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS. Country Peddlers Antiques Show. sharply higher prices early this year. SHOWS Sept.

9-10 EASTON, Pa. 18th annual YMCA show, 41 North Third Ave. Sept. 9-11 Hohokus. 20th St.

Bartholomew's Church Show, Sheridan avenue. Sept. 9-11 PORT WASH icy- sell the contents of Dunn Ellen Hall, Greenwich, Conn. It will include a major collection of English furniture and decorations. SPB reported sales during the 1974-75 season of about $173 million, some 20 per cent less than the previous season, a reflection, of the recession's effect on the art and antiques market.

Most of the loss came last fall and was partially offset by other decorative arts. All items will be on exhibit from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 4 to 6 with admission to the preview and the auction by catalog only.

Catalogs will be available at the gate or by mail from SPB's New York offices. Other art objects from the Dodge collection will be sold at SPB gallery sales in New York during the 1975-76 season. Two earlier SPB house auctions are also scheduled. On Sept. 20, the gallery will It will be the largest house sale ever conducted by SPB and is being conducted for the estate legatee, St.

Hubert's Giralda, a humane society established by Mrs. Dodge. Her interest in animals is evident in the articles to be sold. The sale will feature ani-malier and other bronzes, 19th century paintings, primarily of animal subjects; silver, Chinese and other porcelains, furniture, Oriental rugs and carpets and Tassini-Manzi SPRING LAKE The Rev. John J.

Jennings officiated at the marriage of his niece. Miss Mary M. Manzi, to John R. Tassini yesterday in St. Catharine's Roman Catholic Church.

Parents of the couple are Mr. -and Mrs. Lincoln L. Manzi, 503 Tuttle and Dr. and Mrs.

Charles Tassini, 294 Euclid Manasquan. The bride's sisters, the Misses Bridget and Regina Manzi, were maids of honor. Dr. James C. Tassini was best man for his brother.

The bride is a graduate of Douglas College. She is a candidate for a master's degree from Rutgers University. Her husband is a graduate of Georgetown University and Rutgers Law School. He is an attorney Word Sleuth MRS. DANIEL E.

LAING MRS. JOHN R. TASSINI with the Keyport law firm, Philo, Sawyer, and Newman. After a trip to Cape Cod, the couple will live in Red Bank. sale 17.90 25 'finesse' wicj by marche a new natural beauty for carefree good looks Soft bangs and waves that you can brush Or comb in a variety of new styles, even better than your own hair.

Dynel" moda-crylic is life-like, light, easy to care for and saves you hours in the beauty parlor. It's the wig you always wanted and now it's sale priced. Millinery Wigs, all stores except Plainfield. Steinbach A display of some 25 quilts made between 1750 and 1900 some from Monmouth County will open Wednesday at the Sign of the Blue Ball, the Monmouth County Historical association's restored tavern in Shrewsbury. The quilts, about half from the association's collection and the rest on loan from private owners, were assembled by Mrs.

Alan Duke, an association trustee from Rumson, and Miss Rosemary Troy, from the association's Freehold museum staff. The exhibit, which also includes quilting frames and tin forms used to print quilt patterns, emphasizes the technique used in early days to provide warm bed covers and even quilted garments. A woman's under vest is in the display. Bed quilts include an app-liqued cover made about 1814 by Sarah Throckmorton Allen in the building where it is being exhibited. The tavern at various times was the residence of members of the Allen family.

Also on display is a friendship quilt made by the women of Shrewsbury in 1879 and a quilt made by the ladies of Old Tennent Church for the wife of the pastor, the Rev. A. P. Cobb. Exhibit hours hadn't been determined when this column was written but can be obtained by calling the association museum in Freehold.

The third in a series of fall house auctions by Sotheby Parke Bernet is scheduled next month at Giralda, the Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge estate at Madison. More than 2,000 items of a collection assembled by Mrs. Dodge, who died in 1973, will be offered in a five-day sale beginning Tuesdy, Oct. 7. She was the daughter of William Rockefeller and widow of Marcellus Hartley Dodge.

0 Vive la France! EN1WYDNAMR0NNPJ ANATYADELLITSAB IBASTLNEVAEHCRL ECAPOLHAPLGDHIY Laing-McKnight SPRING LAKE The marriage of Miss Mary Beth McKnight and Daniel Earl Laing took place yesterday in St. Andrew's United Methodist Church. The Rev. Robert Crowther officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McKnight, 608 Ocean Spring Lake Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Laing, Andover.

The honor attendants were Mrs. William Benham, sister of the bride, and James E. Laing, brother of the bridegroom. The bride is a graduate of Manasquan High School. She and her husband attend Brookdalc Community College School of Nursing.

The bridegroom is a graduate of Newton (N.J.) High School. He served with the Navy in Vietnam. TOCELLUAGEDN 0 Yes You can afford to give your daughter the happiness of I A A I I A)E A A' A A WEDDING rismojgsUeat- in a magnificent setting, at an address of prestige, with cuisine and service of famed quality. HSjC RAFONAOJ I I FCHATEAUXOTANAR AUMARNXCHEESEXB Yesterday's Mystery Clue: CLEVER FIND the listed words in the diagram. They run in all directions forward, backward, up, down and diagonally.

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Mrs. Brenda Wombough was matron of honor. William O'Connor was best man. Mr. and Mrs.

Page are graduates of Neptune High School. The bride is employed by First Merchants "National Bank, here. The bridegroom attends Brookdale Community College. He is employed at Stop Shop, here. After a trip to Florida, the couple will live in Ocean Township.

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