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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1946
Page
21
A local gathering features speaker Duhyy McMath Milhorld discussing a history of Scotland with a focus on education and regional parallels to the Adirondacks. Program chair James Bow and others introduce speakers and outline a talent program and upcoming social events including a dessert bridge party and a fundraising sale.
Mi and Arg Suumiey Lohan and Bernhard Chesman of Liver Spring Maryland were honored by My and Mrs Flurry Cohen of Silva Spring formerly of Troy at an open house today marking their wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed dancing and refreshments. Mrs Cohen wore a corsage of orchids and Mr Cohen a boutonniere. The couple recently moved to Silver Spring from 50 Brunawiele Avenue. Benjamin Siegal and his wife were also entertained with a party for friends after returning from New York and Atlantic City.
A Saturday morning ceremony at West Moonkilt Baptist Shurns joined Mies Morlan Do Ting and Ingraham son of Cambridge in a planned wedding. Bridesmaids wore blue and pink accents, guests included Burlba Phils and J Fron de Lente. couple departs by motor train to East Pittstown then plans to operate a farm near Pittstown. The bride, a Wor nside Falls alumna and New York Institute of Home Economics graduate, and groom, Cambridge High School graduate and Navy veteran, were celebrated with a pink white buffet by Vining guests at Sand Lake.
The item lists a string of social notes: residents moving between addresses such as Pawling Avenue to Proling Avenue, visits to relatives in Brooklyn and Rochester, and returns from trips to New York, Rochester and Massachusetts. It names JQ RiMehach, Myra May, Mrs Vina Moore, Mrs Amy G McPhor, Morton I Silwar, Alison KR Morey, Mildred Sayles, Rev Seth N Genung, Tinyer Taylor family, William Owen, and Frances Senton among others, with addresses in Troy, Seventh Avenue, Fifth Avenue and related locales.
Mise Mildred Horrington and Moyat Wertington wed Thursday at 4 pm in a ceremony conducted by Rev. William UW. Attendant bridesmaids were Mary Rudley and Royal Merring ton Jr. The bride wore a white mole silk gown with orange blossom coronet and carried white pompon bouquets. Attendants wore yellow and blue silk voile gowns. reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple reside in Couns and will live in Averitt Park.
Milss Rath C. Ryan of 7 Brod erick Place wed Charles J. Verry of 474 Second Street in a double ring ceremony at St. Joseph's Charentoy. The bride wore a white wedding gown with a fitted bodice and carried a bouquet of white orchids and streamers. A reception for about one hundred guests followed at the bride's parents' home. The couple planned a wedding trip to New York and will reside at 553 Congress Street.
Miss Dorothy Dake of Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs announces engagement to Captain Waller Boris Borla son of Mr and Mrs Michari Boris of Amsterdam The bride to be earned a degree at St Lawrence University Canton and attended Cornell Law School She is active in Pi Beta Phi Sorority The groom served in the Air Force during World War II earning the Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross He is completing studies at the University of Michigan before resuming Air Force duties The wedding is planned for the holiday season
The engagement of Miss Jean M. Williams of Saratoga Springs to Edward G. Welung of St Clair is announced. Miss Williams, graduate of Saratoga Springs High School in 1945, will wed soon. Separately, Bridge Writers from Troy Albany and others won muster point games at the Elks Club.
Town visitors include Mrs John Me Eraueia visiting Mr and Mrs Stewart Bitchard and Mrs Clintan Menenly returning after a weekend with Mr and Mrs Samual Stevens in Plattsburg. Mrs Axnn Wellington hosts sister Mrs Oliver Marble Cale of Bay Francisco. John J Hansen and son traveled from New York to Munich, Germany for military duty. Mrs Hannah, formerly Carolyn Boxley, attended a Syracuse University forum with Miss Connally, a graduate student at Ohio State University and active Russian history student.
Miss Taye Ann Harrison and John Gibbs Matol wed in Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Valley Falls officiated by Thomas A. Kiely. Bride’s sister Nancy R. Hackson was maid of honor and Robert Emmett best man. The couple will reside in Valley Falls. Separately Miss Roland Jane Bolsvert wed Robert L. Burner at St. Madeline Sophie’s Church Philadelphia. Mrs J Stuart Sheridan of Troy was matron of honor. The couple will reside in Philadelphia.
A double ring wedding at St. Peters Church united Miss Ane Murriet Lutz and Mr. J Willan Riely in a nuptial Mass officiated by Rev Edward A McManus. Matron of honor was Mrs. William Tyneil and best man William Burke. The couple, Catholic Central High School graduates, plan to reside in the city after a wedding trip to New York and Massachusetts. A prenuptial shower was given for Miss Emily Smith of Mechanicville, who will wed Owen Martin of Schaghticoke.
The Women’s Guild of the First Presbyterian Church in Lansing will hold its regular monthly meeting today at 7:45 pm in the chancel. Rev. Seymour Smith of KPL will address the group. Miss Katherine Gray chairs the host committee, assisted by Miss Lottie Shepard, Miss Grace Randall, and Mrs. Benjamin Romp.
Miss Winifred Elizaveth Merrill daughter of Mr and Mrs Themilton Merrill of aietald Colin wed David Wheeler Calhoun son of Mr and Mrs Philo C Calhoun of Fairfield The bridegroom a Navy veteran studied at Williams College They plan to live in North Pownal Vermont The union coincides with a note on World Community Day sponsored by the De Troy Avet Council of Church Women at St Pauls Evangelical and formed Chiypeh An annual meeting and charity drive will feature a program on enduring practicality and clothing kits for Lee needy children
The article details a 1940s style wedding for Miss Thomas and her groom, with a large bridal party, formal attire descriptions, and a reception at the bride’s home. The bride attended Catholic Dental High School and will reside with her parents while her husband serves in the Navy aboard the U S S North Carolina.
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