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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
5
Irvington residents flocked to the Poughkeepsie Regatta on Monday enjoying the river view and boat races along the Hudson. Notables and guests included a Johns tennis pro at Ardsley and members from Mtnevin Garden Apartments and Home Place House.
The ceremony will take place at Our Lady of Pom eltat Church in Dobbs Ferry with Rev. Tartholomew Pizzuto officiating. Miss Camille Mildred Grande, daughter of Mrs. Charles Grande, will marry Henry Oscar Puciato, eldest son of Mrs. Marie Puciato. Sister Miss Mary de Grande and Gary Puciato brother of the groom will attend. best man to be chosen.
Announced engagement of Miss Helen Agnes Sweetman to Lt John James Latta of the Junior United States Navy. Ceremony at church, moonlight dance planned by Racquet and Swim Club committee with hosts and guests from Irvington and nearby towns. Community members and relatives gather for the wedding season as preparations begin.
The Ardsley Club hosted a midnight supper and feature entertainment to honor Mrs. Henry V D Black, a longtime member and founder supporter of the Robins Nest. The event showcased gifts from the board of managers and praised her decades of service, with a gala evening including tennis, golf, and bridge activities.
Announcement from Dobbs Ferry states Rudolph Mainelli, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Mainelli of Maple Street Spiro Park, will wed Miss Rachel Spobo or Spobbs. Relatives and old families attended a reception in yellow and floral decor as plans were shared for the upcoming wedding.
Local students at Union College Schenectady New York participated in the one hundred thirty sixth annual commencement exercises on Monday. President Frank Parker Day conferred the Bachelor of Arts degree on May who earned high scholarship and was affiliated with his fraternity.
At Monday Town Hall meeting Robert D McBride voiced strong support for volunteer firemen and urged Trustees to spare part of Mitchell Park for Sunday baseball. His eloquent backing drew applause and highlighted the need to appreciate the department’s efforts amid shifting local use of public spaces.
A compilation of church announcements lists services at St Pauls M E on Main Street Isthmity conducted by Rev Lee H Ball, with an evening sermon. St Barnabas on North Broadway with sermons on youth and a choir program. Immaculate Conception on North Broadway with triadic Masses. Hope Presbyterian on South Broadway noting Sunday School summer break and worship services. and notes on Women’s League meetings, plus a profile of an unnamed firefighter showing strong community involvement.
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