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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
4
Edward Paul Butler and Helen Jean Niemas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Niemas of 22 Ridgway Avenue, honeymooning this week in New Hampshire after marrying Saturday morning at St. Catherine's Church, with Rev. Joseph Carroll officiating.
The couple exchanged vows with the bride in a satin lace gown and illusion neckline. She carried white orchids on a prayer book. Attendants included Dorothy Nierffas maid of honor and Joan Popielarski Dorothy Hughes Patricia Gartz as bridesmaids. The groom, son of Mrs. Margaret Butler, is a Hillside High School and Ursuta College graduate employed at Tung Sol Electric. they plan to reside in Irvington.
Mrs. John J. Growney and her son John Patrick, of 1070 North Broad Street, visited the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis to see Growney’s nephew who earned an N for swimming. He sailed Saturday for Norway and England, marking the end of his first year. Weekend guest at the Clark home, 194 West King Street, was Miss Gloria Boutette of Detroit and Windsor Ontario.
Miss Rita Feldman daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving Feldman of 1460 Stanley Terrace will marry David Brecher son of Mr and Mrs Max Brecher of Irvington at Steiner's in Newark. Rabb Herschel Cohen to perform the ceremony with attendants including Barbara Krasnow and Joan Feldman. Honeymoon in Miami then residence at 654 Lyons Avenue Irvington. Feldman to teach in Hillside in fall. Brecher a Rutgers graduate and World War II veteran, proprietor of Tip Top Furniture Co Newark.
East Orange residents Mr and Mrs Milton Beards announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Doris to Gilbert Suesserman son of Mr and Mrs William Suesserman of 222 Winans Avenue The ceremony is set for Sunday June 15 Doris is a graduate of Weequahic High School and the Waslington School for Secretaries Suesserman served four years in the Army including 22 months in Korea and will reside in East Orange after a motor trip through the South Also noted is the Saturday wedding of Miss Janet Ruth Jones to St Charles William Yocum performed at Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church with a family reception at Henriettta Millers Irvington The bride wore imported organza over satin with embroidery and seed pearls
The George Washington School P T A program committee last Thursday adopted Sense of Value as the theme for next year's activities. Members include Mrs Sol Soroka Mrs Ben Unterman William Krautblatt Principal Mrs Raymond Brennan and other officers.
A bride wore a fingertip veil held by orange blossoms and carried Esther Reed daisies with an orchid. Lt Sandra M Wojcik of Fort Monmouth served as maid of honor, with bridesmaids Miss Tekel and Miss Yocum. Best man Donald Yocum and ushers Robert Bowen, Pat Cox, Elwood Cox, and John Cox attended. The bride attended Upsala College and Berkeley Secretarial School, while the groom John Yocum graduated from West Point on June 3 and served in WWII. They plan to reside at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
Mrs Ida Rubinetti leader of Girl Scout Troop 33 at Calvin Coolidge School was surprised at a garden party hosted by assistants Mrs Marie Merkel and Mrs Martha Gaines at 604 Chapman Street. The troop presented a corsage and gift and plans a Cook's Lake outing on June 17.
Fifty four eighth graders celebrated their graduation Tuesday from Harden-Locker School at a tea dance sponsored by the PTA after the commencement exercises. Each student received an autograph album and souvenir.
Arrangements for a picnic outing on Sunday, June 15, at Behn Lake Park were completed by the Ninth District Civic Association. Mrs. Charles Jajosky and Mrs. Winston Brown assisted with planning while refreshments were served to members.
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