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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1949
Page
1
Miss Herzog daughter of Mrs A Blackburn Hope Herzog married Gilbert H. Stewart Jr son of Brig Gen and Mrs G H B Stewart of Staten Island in a four o’clock ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Min Hope Blackburn attended as maid of honor. Rev B Edward Young officiated with Frank Hunter at organ. The couple plans life in Camden New Jersey after a wedding trip to Upper Saranac Lake and Camden.
Miss Loretta M. Nial daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Nial 273 Fourth Avenue has arrived home from Holland where she served on the staff of the U S embassy at The Hague for two years She will take two months home leave then report to a new post in Saigon French Indo China
Miss Virginia Mae Abbott, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Abbott of South Lake Avenue, wed Donald Tefft Birkmayer at Memorial Methodist Church in Troy. Officiant Rev Lloyd H Clean, organist Mrs Seyzhour de Puy, soprano Ernest W Russell. Bride wore white marquisette with lace panel train. maid of honor Kathleen Abbott. bridesmaids in organdie. reception in church parlors. The couple will reside at 215 Hoosick Street and honeymoon to New York Atlantic City and Washington. Out of town guests came from Buffalo Warsaw Long Island Glens Falls and Itham.
Announcement states Miss Helen Fye daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Edward Fye of Buffalo will wed Richard A O Connor son of Mrs Francis O Connor of Waterford. Miss Fye works at Buffalo General Hospital and trained there. Mr O Connor graduated from Waterford schools and is with Colonial Jewelry Display Co in Buffalo. The couple will marry July in Buffalo at St Michael's Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris of Brunswick Road announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Elsie Charlotte Harris to Michael J. Cahill Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cahill of 346 Seventh Avenue. Elsie is a Troy High School graduate employed by New York Telephone Co. Cahill is with the Duncan & Cahill construction firm. The wedding is set for August 27.
Personal Dr and Mrs Aston G Baldwin Mrs Bernice Ketchum Mrs Rose Phillips and Mrs Gerry Gadrey all of Waterford spent a few days in New York. Mr and Mrs C F Hill and son Jeffrey Lee and Mr and Mrs John Kenyon Jr and Dale returned to their Florida home after visiting Mrs and Mrs John Kenyon of 519 Sixth Avenue.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Joan Caroline Scranton of Watervliet to James Edward Falzo of Watervliet taken place Friday at 7 30 pm at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev John Croper officiated with Myrtle Scranton as maid of honor and Frank Falzo as best man. The couple, both Watervliet High School graduates, will reside at 207 Twenty third Street Watervliet.
Mig Heberta Matie Ford daughter of Mareld Ford of Ossiry Main wed in a formal ceremony at the Community Center with Genevieve Cummings officiating. The bride wore a white gown with wings and carried a bouquet of white feverfew and evergreen. Attendants wore marguerite gowns in greens and pinks. The rite proceeded at Lake Geers with guests from Canandaigua and nearby towns. The bride is a 2 graduate of Berth Centre School.
Miss Misa Driyer married John F Powers at St Marys Church Waterford with Rev Heenness officiating. Best man Thomas Mee Grath and bridesmaid Patricia Hoenenems attended. couple to reside at 7 Second Avenue after a wedding trip.
Miss Alice Sanderson wed Richard L. Pease in a Berlin Methodist Church ceremony officiated by Rev. L. Jones. Attendants wore aqua and yellow gowns. bouquets included white roses and daisies. The bride, a Bertin Central School alumna, will live in Lansing Michigan after a Montreal trip.
The hospital guild plans a meeting at 8:55 pm on Sunday at the hospital. Officers will be in attendance and prepare for the agenda.
Miss Dorothy E B Frank daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Frank of 1801 Avenue Watervliet married Edward L Rourke son of the late Mr and Mrs William F Rourke of 267 Lincoln Avenue at Sacred Heart of Mary Church Watervliet. The ceremony was at 3 30 pm with Rev Nay A Ua Palme officiating. The altar held white flowers and the organist provided wedding music. Attendants included Miss James B Berkery and Mrs Herbert C Blake wore formal attire. The couple plans a motor trip to Niagara Falls then reside in Taborton for the summer months.
As far back as 1905 a Sisterhood member notes the event with Mrs Salon as a speaker and Jane Ehrlich overseeing music. Mrs Weinberg wrote the script for a dessert at 11:30 p.m. and showtime at 2 p.m. Indoor venue planned with a cake table and white elephant table, weather briefing mentions a rain contingency.
The Fidelity Bible Class of Memorial Methodist Church will meet today at ? pm in the Maple Room to elect officers for the year and to open the birthday box. The nominating committee includes Mrs Lester Conrad and Mrs Wallace Bryce.
Plans finalized for a fashion show at the bridge and garden party hosted by Mrs. Max Ehrlich at 1377 Pawling under Brith Sholom Sisterhood sponsorship. Mrs. Joseph Mintzer and Mrs. Edwin Wainberg lead, showcasing authentic Colonial costumes and wedding gowns loaned by local women.
Miss Elisabeth M Paine daughter of Mr and Mrs Merritt W Paine of 19 Alder Avenue and Kenmott J Keyes son of Mrs and Mr John K Keyes of 118 Noseickt Street wed Saturday at two in the afternoon in the living room of the First Baptist Church Troy Rev Richard Cummings officiated The bride wore a lace trimmed white gown and carried Easter lilies The maid of honor Eleanor Led of Troy wore a yellow faille gown Best man was Philip Danaher An elaborate reception followed In attendance were out of town guests including the Baxters from Madison Alger and Prowl families from New Hampshire and Warnock from Poughkeepsie The couple will reside at 123 Hoosick Street with plans for a New York wedding trip
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