Miss Charlotte Sebast to Wed William Wink in July
Prof and Mrs Frederick M Sebast announce the engagement of their daughter Charlotte E Sebast to William H Wink son of Mr and Mrs William F Wink of Schenectady The couple are connected with Winthrop Chemical Co in Rensselaer The wedding is set for July Father Patrick Kelley visiting his mother at 38 Ferry Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Sebast
Second Avenue
Charlotte E. Sebast
William H. Wink
William F. Wink
Schenectady
Miss Sebast
Lansingburg High School
Russell Sage College
Purdue University
Alpha Xi Delta Soronty
Wink
St. Columba’s High School
Union College
Patrick Kelley
OMC
Syracuse
William M Kelley
Ferry Street
West Sand Lake Couple Announce Daughter Mabel Wicks Marries John Nelson
Mr and Mrs Frank Wicks of West Sand Lake announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mabel Frances Wicks to John Algot Nelson. The ceremony was held last Saturday. The couple are connected with Ypsilanti State Hospital Michigan where the bride heads the occupational therapy department and the groom heads the cabinet making department. They will be at home in Ypsilanti after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wicks
West Sand Lake
Mabel Frances Wicks
John Algot Nelson
Ypsilant State Hospital
Ypsilant
Mich
Ypsilanti
Salem Girl Bride of Arlington Man
Miss Kathryn Thelma Stanton daughter of Salem residents united in marriage with James Bernard Walsh son of Arlington, at Holy Cross Church Salem. Rev James Ready officiated. Miss Dorothy Welch served as maid of honor and James A Squues of Arlington was best man. The couple left for a NYC trip and will reside in Salem after honeymoon. both are with Mack Molding Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Thelma Stanton
Thomas Stanton
Salem
James Bernard Walsh
Jack Walsh
Arlington
Holy Cross Catholic Church
James Ready
Dorothy Welch
James A. Squues
New York City
Mack Molding Co. i
Sisterhood Hosts Hotel Donor Party at Third Street Temple
Forty guests attended the Sisterhood of the Third Street Temple donor party at a local hotel with dinner and cards. Mrs Jo Mintzer coordinated arrangements and Mrs Alvin Stumble, president, gave a brief welcome. The group announced an annual garden party to be held at Mrs Max Ehrlich’s home, 177 Pawling Avenue, on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood of
Third Street Temple
Hendrick Hudson
Joseph Mintzer
Alvin Stumble
Max Ehrlich
Pawling Avenue
Republican Women to Meet In Rensselaer County Club
The Rensselaer County Womens Republican Club Inc will meet Monday at their rooms in the XY WwW. Co A at 8 pm with Mrs Mary Zobel presiding due to Mrs Leone Campaigne illness. Plans for two large summer parties in July and August while regular meetings are suspended. Mrs Ruth Kendrick leads the game period and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Womens Republican Club Inc
Leone
Mary Zobel
Ruth Kendrick
Couple Tendered Shower at Methodist Church South Cambridge
At a Youth Fellowship Club meeting at the Methodist Church in South Cambridge on Tuesday night a surprise miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Shirley Anne Krause and William Hamilton whose marriage is planned for Sunday. A mock wedding was staged followed by refreshments. Decorations were pink and white and the couple received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship Club
Methodist Church
South Cambridge
Shirley Anne Krause
William Hamilton
Memorial Presbyterian Flower Guild Delivers Tokens
Members of Memorial Presbyterian Church led by Mrs J Warren Salsbury organized the Plant Fruit and Flower Guild at the Troy Woman's Club rooms on Second Street. Volunteers including Miss Lillian M Roemer and Mrs C Don Welch prepared flowers. Nine sick and shut-ins received bouquets and 33 greeting cards were distributed. registrar was Mrs Chauncey L Brad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Presbyteran Church
J. Warren Salsbury
Troy Woman’s Club
Second Street
Lillian M. Roemer
C. Don Welch
Charles S. Aldrich
Salsbury
George L. Gray
Frank Stark
Chauncey L Brad
Miss Mele Weds Samuel Dinovo in St Anthony’s Church
Mise Theresa Mele daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mele of 1256 Fifth Avenue married First Class Petty Officer Samuel Dinove son of Mr and Mrs Manney Dinovo in St Anthony’s Church with Rev Anselm Sanniola officiating A reception followed at the Sunset Inn The bride wore white organza with a bouquet of gardenias and white roses The groom a Coast Guard member stationed in Brooklyn attended by his brother Dominick Dinove The couple will reside with her parents after a wedding trip to Warrenburg and New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Theresa Mele
Frank Mele
Fifth Avenue
Samuel Dinove
Manney Dinovo
St Anthony’s Church
Anselm Sanniola
Carmela Mele
Dominick Dinove
Co workers Shower for Mrs Adams at Cluett Peabody
Harold Adams and Grace Traeger were honored at a surprise party hosted by co workers in the sales records office of Cluett Peabody. Thirty five friends attended. Mrs Adams received a corsage of spring flowers and a gift. Marie Plowstiu oversaw arrangements. pale yellow decor complemented the event. Crowned Queen Dorothea H Smith, senior at Berlin Central School, daughter of Norman A Seatth and Mrs Seatth of East Grafton, received a rose crown from class president Laura Snyder after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Adams
Grace Traeger
Cluett-Peabody and Co, Inc
Hendrick Hudson
Dorothea H Smith
Berlin Central School
Norman A Seatth
East Grafton
Laura Snyder
Town Notes on Guests and Summer Plans
Miss Tibbits hosts Mrs Leonard Chester Jones of Schenectady for a month at her Murray Bay summer home. Mrs Hols W Colwell travels to Beverly New Jersey and Chestnut Hill Pennsylvania to visit sisters until July 1. Lane goes to Saunders town to spend summer with daughters Joan and Paula Colwell in Saunderstown with their grandmother. Mrs Raymond Merxsell heads to New York City to weekend with daughter in law Mrs R K Meixsell Jr. and attends Rutgers University Graduate School of Banking exercises in New Brunswick. Dorothy Meixsell Yeoman third class WAVES joins parents for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbits
Leonard Chester Jones
Schenectady
Sarah W. Tranits
Murray Bay
Mra
Mra Raymond
Merxsell
New York City
R K Meixsell Jr
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers Unversity
New Brunswick
Meixsell
Dorothy Meixsell Yeoman
WAVES
Washington, DC
Troy Girl Engaged to Long Island Man
Ann Bernadette Wille, daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Willis of 184 Tenth Street, will marry James H Affourtit, son of Mr and Mrs James Affourtit of Richmond Hill. Wille graduated from St Josephs School and is with Cluett Peabody & Co. Affourtit, a St Josephs graduate, works with Tobin Packing Co in Schenectady. Wedding planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Long Island
John E Willis
184 Tenth Street
Ann Bernadette Wille
James H. Affourtit
James Affoutit
Rchmond Hill
Miss Willis
St Josephs
Bron
Cluett Peabody & Co
Affourtit
Tobin Packing Co
Slhany
R P I Women’s Club Sale Monday at 118 Congress Street
The R P I Women’s Club will conduct a one day rummage sale Monday at 118 Congress Street chaired by Miss Sol Goldstone and Miss Olivel F Mochen Sqheitors. Guests include Miss Roland H Trathen Wis Ger ald B FitzGerald and others. Proceeds go to club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R P I Womens Club
Congress Street
Mis Sol Goldstone
Mis Olivel
Mochen
Roland H Trathen Wis
Gerald B FitzGerald
Mis John © Thompson
Hatty B Anderson
Mis O King Weaver
Tieley Schubert
James T Brady
Wilbur H Caney
J W Copeland
William F Helm
Mins Loretta McKee
Mis Paolo Albertine
Wis Wipert
R Keeler
Douttiels Garage
Family Vacation and Health News From Local District
Personal Mi and Mrs John F Reuly and son Jackie of 29 Chestnut Street travel with Mr Reilly to Tanorton. Mrs Charlotte Pekins, recently ill at home in Svacuve, moves to her brother Wilhnes J Vandeck in Cohoes to recover. Min George Watrin Move of Roosevelt Avenue Syedens in New York City visits daughter Miss Marjorie Moore, a staff member at the chapel of the Inleces sion at West Faith. George Emerson Seais, Army member, on a trip with parents Wi and Mrs Clarence H Lewis of Eastmore Wynantskill. He is stationed in Los Angeles, Cal and returns home for the first time since enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Pekins
Acuve
Wihnes J Vandeck Cohoes
Min George Watrin
Roosevelt Avenue
Syedens
New York City
Marjorie Moore
George Emerson Seais
Clarence H Lewis
Tastmore Wynantskill
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss Daniele Bride of Army Man
Miss Rose Theresa Daniele daughter of Mr and Mrs Rocco Daniele of 379 Congress Street and Pyt kiank J Vumbaco jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Vumbaca were married at 3 pm Sunday at St Francis de Sales Church. Rey Paticket performed the ceremony. Miss Maiy L Daniele sister of the bride was maid of honor and John J Mancin was best man. The bride wore a white tulle gown with long waisted bodice and bouffant veil. She carried white roses and baby’s breath. Her attendant wore a dawn pink chiffon gown with matching tulle bonnet. They left for a wedding trip to Virginia where the groom is stationed. The bride wore a blue crepe suit and navy accessories with a corsage of white orchids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Theresa Daniele
Rocco Daniele
Congress Street
Pyt Kiank
Vumbaco, Jr
Frank J
Vumbaca
St Francis de Sales
Crowe
Maiy L Daniele
John J Mancin
Enor
Virginia
Parochial School Holds Graduation at St Paul’s
The eighth grade graduates of St Paul the Apostle Church held their ceremony Sunday evening. Mary Jane Butler was class president and Jean Ham earned top Regents’ average. awards from the Mothers’ Club ranged up to $10. Perfect attendance prizes went to James Conroy and Daniel McCarthy. The event included a theater party for graduates and their mothers and a KingstOn prime day for parish children the day prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Church of St Paul the Apostle
Mary Jane Butler
Mary Egan
George Simmons
Nicholas Mancimetl
John Bond
John Breen
Rudolph
Cicotte
James Conroy
Mark Dollard
John Greelish
John Maguire
Daniel McCarthy
Thomas Meighan
Elzabeth Purcell
Jean Ham
Walter J Torpey
Edouard Fleming
Mothers’ Club
Kingtson
St Paul the Apostle’s School
Area Couple Wed in Brooklyn Church
May Ray daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Ray of North Greenbush Road wed Aviation Cadet John J Deveny son of Mrs Thomas E Deveny of Watervliet at Queen of All Saints Brooklyn. Miss Margaret Deveny maid of honor and Charles McKenna best man. Bride a Russell Sage graduate, she studied at Columbia. Cadet Deveny a Union College graduate and meteorology trainee at Harvard. They will reside in Chicago after a brief wedding trip. Word also reached Emma Willard School that Elizabeth Sutherland, Canandaigua native Class of 1933, is accepted for WAVE officers candidate training in Rochester. She was sworn in June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J Ray
North Greenbush Road
May Ray
Brooklyn
John J. Deveny
Thomas E Deveny
Watervliet
Dr Deveny
Joseph Lamb
Queen of All Saints’ Church
Margaret Deveny
Charles McKenna
Russell Sage College
Columbia University
Deveny
Union College
Sigma Xi
Harvard Varveray
State Teachers' College
University of Chicago
Chicago
Emma Willard School
Elizabeth Sutherland
Rochester
Library leader Musa Sutherland appointed acting head
Musa Sutherland, a Wellesley College and Western Reserve University library school graduate, serves as acting head of the Genesee Branch of the Rochester Public Library while awaiting her call to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musa Sutherland
Wellesley College
Western Resete University
Genesee
Rochester Public Library
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The
Hollywood Milliners
Third ST
Vogue Tailors
L. Weissblum
Fourth Street
Leda
Schnell’s Jewelry Store
Srd ST
Hachive
Salem Girl Bride ‘of
Arlington Man
Sisterhood
Mary E. Richmond
Seventh Avenue
Evelyn A. Richmond
Otis Reynolds
Alfred Reynolds
Kill Buck
Reynolds
Fort Dix, & J
Miss Mele
Samuel Dinovo
Adams
Dorothy Posner
Hollywoond
Ann Bernadette Willis
R. P
Gamma Chepte of
Delpha
Jane Mosco
Barbara Weinstein Song Reig
Rosalyn Glacier
Shirley Alperts
Joyce Lagonoff
Ruth Bobbin
Gertrude Schonwetter
John F Reuly
Jackie
Chestnut Street
Reilly
Tanorton
Miss Daniele
Army
Drapenes
Kleinert
Dupont
Apt
Onverine Pala
W P Herbert & Co
Fulton
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