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Parents Announce Daughters9- Engagements

Twins' Club Dads Stage 'Follies' In Variety Show NEW ROCHELLE—

A "Dad's Follies" lineup was a feature of the variety show pre­sented by the Twins' Mothers' Club of Westchester Saturday nielit at the Kathryn Alpert Studio, 4j0 Main St.

Other acts included: a skit in­volving problems besetting parents o! twins entering school, present­ed by mothers from the New Ro­chelle chapter; a skit called "Army Life" bv Mrs. Ronald Hayes of the Peekskill chapter, a soft shoe dance by Mrs. Robert Speno and Mrs. Eugene Malaspina of the White Plains chapter, and a monologue by Mrs. Burt Eddings of the New Rochelle chapter.

Fathers who participated1 were Henry Fleishman. Bert Eddings. Dan Witter. Robert Zimmerman and Ix)uis Boockle. all of New Ro­chelle.

In charge of the evening was .>.̂ is. Eddings. Jack Weitz of Larchmont. was master of cere­monies. Accompanist was Mitchell Gliek of New Rochelle. About SO mothers and fathers attended.

"" Philip E. Nelbach, executive sec­retary of the National Citizens Committee for World Health Or­ganization- of the United Nations, will be the speaker at. the brother­hood meeting of the Women's So­ciety of the Church of the Re­deemer on Valentine La. at 1 p.m. on Thursday. The subject of his talk will be "The World Health Organization — A Tool for Peace."

Mr.Nelbach served for five years as director of American Friends of Yugoslavia Inc.. a re­lief organization functioning un­der the Department of State.. He was also a member of the United States delegation to the tenth World Health Assembly. He now serves on the board of directors and executive committee of CARE Health Dept. Consultant

He- received the degree of mas ter of public health from Yale University in l O and later serv­ed as assistant professor of pub­lic health at the Yale School of Medicine. He also worked for the American Public Health Associ­ation, was technical director of the New Haven Housing Authority, and has served as consultant to a numbem of local and state health departments in New York and Connecticut.

Mr. Nelbach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Nelbach of 28 Wendover Rd. and a former member of thf Church of thv Re­deemer. He now makes his home in New Haven. Guest* Invited

Guests at the meeting will be members of the Sisterhood of Tem­ple Emanu-El and members of the women's groups of Commun­ity Baptist Church. Messiah Ban-tist. and the Institutional A.M.E. Zion Church.

Dessert will be served at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Harold Sergenjan and Mrs. Carl Bayerschmidt will be .cochairmen. Mrs. George Gid dings, soprano, will' present a pro­gram of songs accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Luther Tate. Mrs. Leon G. La Fluer is program chairman.

MISS JEAN GLMBEKT MISS ANNETTE HAMILTON MISS ANN LUCIA SAVINO

Herold Stotesmon, Yonkers, N.Y., Tues., Feb. 2, 1960 1 1

Miss Linda Zoehrer Engaged To Ensign Richard N. Edie

MISS JUSTINE A. WALSH

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Zoehrei* of 3 Stockbridge Rd. announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Anne to Ensign Richard Newbery Edie. U.S.N.R.. son of Richard Edie of 15 Nor.thview PI. and the late Mrs. Edie. A sum­mer wedding is planned.

Miss Zoehrer is a graduate of Roosevelt High School and Endi-cott Junior College. She was for­merly an executive secretary for National Airlines and is now at­tending St. Simmons School in Manhattan.

Mr. Edie is stationed at the U.S. Naval Training Center in Bainbridge. Md. He is a graduate of Riverdale Country School and Princeton University where lie was a member of the Cap and Gown Club. Mr. Edie is the grand son of Mr. and Mrs. Beverley R Newbery of 10 Belmont Ter. and the late Mr. and Mrs. Richart Edie Jr .

NAMED FOR VILLAGE PARIS—The invention of Cam-

emberg. the creamy" cheese named for a village in Normandy', is pop­ularly credited to Marie Harel, who supposedly popularized the cheese by presenting a sample to Emperor Napoleon III (1808-73):

Marvmount College Alumnae To Welcome Senior Class

MISS JOAN PODLEWSKI

Podleivski-Schneider Miss Joan Podlewski is the fi­

ancee of William J. Schneider J r . The couple's betrothal has been mad? known by the future bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pod­lewski of 640 Valley Ave. and Sar-anac Lake. Mr. Schneider is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Schneider of 267 Mile Sauare Rd.

Miss Podlewski is a graduate of Gorton High School and the Clare-mont Secretarial School in New-York City. She is employed by Foote, Cone and Belding, New-York advertising firm.

Mr, Schneider is a graduate of

TARRYTOWN-The senior class of Marvmount

Coiiege will be received into the alumnae assn. at a tea in Butler Hall, tomorrow from 1 to 6 p. m. Following an annual tradition, the 1!9 members of the senior class will be introduced to the president of the alumnae association, mem­bers of the executive committee

Patricia Adams Is Engaged.To Bruce M. Clark

Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Adams c! 343 Rye Beach Ave . have an nouneed the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Anne Adams, to Bruce Munroe Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Frederick.P. Clark of 19 Hill St.

Miss Adams is a graduate of R.VP High School and Skidmore College, class of 1939. In her sen­ior year she was president of the curses section of tKe college government. She U now engaged m public health work for the West­chester Health department.

She is the granddaughter of Frank S. Adams of Rochester ar.d the late Mrs. Adams, and also of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Tor-lmgton. Conn. Her father is city editor of the New York Times and professor of journalism at the Graduate School of Journalism of Columbia University,

Mr. Clark is. a senior at Dart-mount College where he is en­rolled in the Tuck-Thayer School of Business Administration and Engineering. His father is a for­mer president of the American In­stitute of Planners" He is the grandson of Mrs. l̂ eon Clark of Kingston. .and the late Mr. Clark. and also of Mrs. William A. Mason of Klmira. and the late Mr Mason.

A June wedding is planned.

and presidents of the regional chapters.

Prior to the former program, there will be a mixer for the new members to become acquainted with the national officers and par­ticularly with their respective chapter presidents. After a - wel­come by Mother M. du Sacre Coour. R.S.H.M.. president of Marymount College, the formal program will be opened by Mrs. James Gaynor. alumnae president.

Miss Joan Daly, manager of the

MISS CAROLYN MALKMUS

Malkm us-Cocks Mr. and Mrs. George H. Malk-

mus of 76 Caryl Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter Car­olyn to John B. Cocks, son of Mrs. Ralph L. Cocks of 1 Sherwood Ter. and the late Mr. Cocks. The cou­ple plans to be married on July 9.

The bride-to-be is a graduate of Yonkers High School. She attend­ed the Fashion Institute of Tech­nology and is now employed by the Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co. in New York City.

Her fiance is a graduate of Roosevelt High School and the RCA Institutes. A veteran of two vears service in the Army. Mr

Gorton High School and is a senior [cocks is with Remington" :Rand at Manhattan College where he ishjnivac in New York City.

MISS LORETTA NORRELL

ISorreU-Marron Miss Loretta D. Norrell of Riv­

erdale and Peter A. Marron of Westfield. N.J.. plan to be mar ried in September.

The couple's engagement has been announced by the futuix bride's mother, Mrs. Loretta D. Norrell of 6227 Broadway. River-dale. Mr. Marron is the- son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Marron of Westfield.

Miss Norrell. an alumna of St. Clare's Academy in Hastings-on-Hudson. is a senior at Hunter Col­lege where she is mapring in commercial art.

Dolores Tocci Is Married To T. D. Gordon Jr. NEW R -CHELLE—

Miss Dolores Adele Tocci. daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Tocci of 45 May St.. was ma^oc" Saturday to Thomas Dennison Gor­don Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor­don of 19 Lawn Ave.

The ceremonv in St. Gabriel's

(Armbruster) MISS LINDA ZOEHRER

Kappas Offer Rehabilitation Study Grant HARTSDALE—

A .$400 rehabilitation scholarshio Church was performed by t h e , n a s D e e n m a d c available to ar.v Right Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. Tern- U Oman for graduate studv in anv

MISS MARY DUNNE

Dunne-Multari Announcement has been made

Die. pastor, assisted by the Rev. William Raftery, and the Rev. George P. McGrath. A reception for 180- guests followed at the Beach and" Tennis Club.

The bride's father was Westches­ter supervisor from New Ro-chelle's fourth ward for 12 years and now is Democratic citv chair-

of the engagement of Miss Mary'man. The bride is vice president Dunne to Anthonv Multari bv t h e ' o f t h e Y o u n § People's Democratic , . , -. . * ,., " , Club of New Rochelle. future brides parents. Mr. and. After a wedding trip to Canada. Mrs. Gerald Dunne of the Bronx; the couple will live at 92 Cooper Mr. Multari is the son of Mr. and i Dr. Mrs. Joseph Multari of 899 Mid-1 . , . Z~Z Z land Ave Alison Harden

Miss Dunne is a graduate of T f e M ^ f f i ^ r l T n Blessed Sacrament Academy i n j i a i M . c i l 1 1 C U . J. u this city. She is an IBM operator R # ] y j D l i n S C O l l l b for Metropplitan Life Insurance Co. in New York.

Mr. Multari is a graduate of Saunders Trades and Technical

majoring in mathematics. He is "mployed by Phelps Dodge Corp. in this city. Hamilton-DeRocha

Mr. Marron was graduated from Westfield High School. He is now | High "School. He is associated with

la s r ' " " "" /»ineerin 'nic Institute in iroy- ne- is . a brothers member of Tau Beta Pi and the American Institute of Chemical

SCARBOROUGH— The marriage of Miss Alison

Harden, daughter of Walker Har­den of Port au Prince. Martinique and the. late Mrs. Kathleen Sharp

Gim bert-Kostecky Mr. and > Mrs. Jacob Charles

Verblud of Virginia B?aeh. Ya., announce the engagement of Mrs. Verbhud's daughter, Miss Jean Garnett Gimbcrt. to 1st Lt. Re­mand Michael Kostecky, USMC. son of Mrs. Frederick Charles

jRummings of 128 Webster Ave. Employment Department of the and Michael John Kostecky of 105

r majoring in chemical en- Multari Bros'**' Yonkers genera! H a r d e n - l ° Robert Maxwell Duns-ig at .Rensselaer Polytech- contractors, operated bv h is^ c o m D - s c m °- -^ r s ^ v r t l e Maxwell titute in Troy. He i s . a hmthprc " " Katzenberger of Ossining and Rob-

National Broadcasting Co., will speak on "Personnel."

The reception of the senior class into the assoeiatin will increase its membcoship to 2.2.V) exclusive of those graduates who havee n-of those graduates who have en­tered religious orders. There are 49 states, the District of Columbia and 10 foreign countries represent­ed in the alumnae membership.

Mrs. Greene Selected Camera Qui) Judge

BRONXYILLK - Mrs. Barbara Greene cf Brooklyn will judge the February color slide" competition of the Eastchester Camera Club Monday at the Public I brary.

Mrs. Greene, who is a photog­rapher and writes for photogra­phy magazines, will select the winning slides, which will be sub­mitted to the monthly Metropoli­tan Camera Council contest.

Maple St.. A June wedding has been planned.

Miss Gimbert. daughter also of John Garland Gimbert of Norfolk. Ya.. attended the College of Willi­am and Mary, Norfolk Division. She is employed by the city real estate agent of Norfolk:

Lt. Kostecky is a graduate of Barnard School for Boys, attended Columbia University, and upon his graduation from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md.. class of 1956. received a commission as a second lieutenant in the Marino Corps. He is sta-

The engagement of Miss Annette Hope Hamilton to Bart. DeRocha. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest De­Rocha of 13 S. Field Ave., Dobbs Ferry, has been announced by the prospective bride's mother. Mrs. Frederick A. Hamilton of White Plains. A September wedding is planned. ,

Miss Hamilton, a graduate of Ardsley High School, is employed by the Personnel Credit Division of the County Ji;ust Co. She is also the daughter of the late Mr. Hanv ilton. Mr. DeRocha. also a gradu­ate of Ardsley High School, is em­ployed by the Town of Grcenburgh.

Engineers. W alsh-Canepi Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh of

25 Randolph St. announce the en­gagement of their daughter Jus­tine Ann to Edgar J. Canerfi. son of Mrs. Edgar CaneDi of 379 S

Savino-Poglinco Mr. and Mrs. Vito Savino of

New Rochelle have announced the betrothal of their daughter Ann , Lucia to Anthony Joseph Poglinco. B™ad* ay and the late Mr. Can son oi John Poglinco of New Ro­chelle and the late Mrs. Carmella Poglinco.

An ecclesiastical engagement ceremony was held in St. Joseph's Church in New Rochelle witnessed by the Rev. Robert Saccoman. The immediate families attended the service.

W. Dunscomb of Elmhurst

field of rehabilitation by the West­chester Alumnae Assn. of Kappa Kappa Gamma, it was announced by Mrs. Robert Blackmore of Pel-ham at a luncheon meeting held at the Scarsdale Golf Club.

Mrs. Blackmore, chairman.of re- „ habi tat ion services which is the group's national project, stated that those women interested "in such a "scholarship must apply by March 1 to Mrs-: ^George Seney, national chairman* of Rehabilita­tion Services. 3325 Bancroft. Tole­do. Ohio. Applicants may s-udy-at the school of their own choice.-

She also reported on recent ac­tivities of the group which includ­ed a total of 500 hours addressmg 3.000 Easter seal envelopes, the furnishing and trimming of; a Christmas tree of Mobility. Inc., and a donation of $50 dollars-to the Milbank Home for Boys in Valhalla to be used for athle.tic equipment. :.

Chairman of the luncheon \Vas Mrs. Paul West of Scarsdale. As­sisting were Mrs. Leland Box _of Scarborough, Mrs. Albert Hughes' of Broaxville, Mrs. J.D. Johnson

BABSOV ALUMNI TO DINE

Dr. Carl D. Smith, president of Babson Institute of Business Ad­ministration from 1935 to 1945. will address Westchester and Fairfield County Institute alumni following a dinner in Manero's Restaurant in Greenwich. Conn., tomorrow Leon S. Herbert Jr . of 844 Walton

the bride in marriage. Miss Lois Ann Dunscomb. sister

of the bridegroom, was maid of j honor and his brother. Paul Duns-

epi. ?omb. was best man. Ushers were

Miss Walsh is a graduate ofi ^ % ^ f ^ ^ ^ ^ Yonkers High School. She is em­ployed by Colgate-Palmolive Co.

111., took place on Saturday aft-10{ Larchmont, Mrs. L.A. Johnson -rnoon' at the Scarborough Pres- o f chappaqua, and Mrs, Paul Neal oytenan Church. The Rev. Roger! 0f Scarsdale Huber . performed . the ceremony. •

Frank A. Vanderlip Jr., gave In The Colleges

A graduate of St. Gabriel's High School in New Rochelle. Miss Sa­

ldino is a senior at the College of New Rochelle where she is ma­joring in psychology. She belongs to the Psychology Club, the Glee Club and is president of the Con­fraternity of Christian Doctrine.

tioned at the Naval Operating! Ave.. Mamaroneck. has charge of Base in Norfolk. 'Ireservations.

FUTURE FUNCTIONS

(iKNETlCS RESEARCH RIO DE JANEIRO - Four Bra­

zilian universities and the Brazil­ian Society of Genetics are coop­erating in a new program of re­search in human genetics.

Buy United States Savings Bonds to insure vour future.

MRS. HUGH MORTON .will, a trip to the Soviet Union. The speak on "A Woman in the So- public is invited to ittend the viet" Thursday at 10 a.m. at a (program, coffee hour to be held bv the' Vonkcrs YWCA at 38 S. Broad- THE WOMEN'S SOCIETY way. Mrs. Morton/recently made t h e Warburton Avenue Baptist

Church will hear a synopsis of Emory and Myrta Ross' book. "Africa Disturbed" by Mrs. H. Herbert Luehrs

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Mr. Poglinco is a probation of­ficer, working in Mount Vertion for the Children's Court .division of the Westchester County Proba-'ion Dept. A graduate of Iona Preparatory School and Fordhanr College where he earned a B,S. degree, he is working toward a M.S'.- in social work at Fordham. He . is a member of .the Boys' Worker Council of Mount Venvvn. the New Rochelle Chapter of the Catholic Interracial Council of

of j Now York and the Boy's Club Mumni Assn. of Feeney Park..

in New York City. Mr. Canepi is a graduate of

Yonkeys High and served two at Beechwood. Scarborough.

man. Norman Lebhar and Edward Belliveau.

A reception was given, following the ceremony, by Mrs. Frank. A. Vanderlip. grand aunt of the bride.

years in the Marine Corp. He is now employed by the Poirier and McLane Corp.

After a honeymoon in New York, the couple will make their home at 44 Park Ave., Ossining.

MARTHA LEE S1KES, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph F . Sikes of 25 Pilgrim Ave., is a member of the General Cabinet of the Christian Association at Bates Col­lege in Lewiston. Maine.

CORRK(T10N The. marriage of Miss Carol

\Z\^?h V S ^ 0 i V i ^ m m " Lw*y- daughter of Mr. and Mrs f .nrhJS tKy a ^ r £ V- :U: P n Y Patrick J. Leahv of 335 Nepper-S c h S J L S l « h e n,r°K- > ? * t u r p . o f i h a n Ave., to Robert E. Jones son

« t h J K « r , i i bf - , h C , 2 ' <>f M r s - J l l l i a J o < ^ o t K8 Lake ffilZ L ? < l , h C a l e n t s " 1 , ^ f ! m d - Ave., took' place Saturday in St. sScnhK urcsnToanito purcha"new f r h

T i c H ^hb,arton ___ Ave. The Heraid Statesman re

T H V a m i v v c H I D „t c» Rrets the church was incorrect in A n n ' l a l S i i i l ; , ? f S t"h<> couple's wedding story which a \ n m \n t i l £ v ' ^ T ^ h P P ™ ^ in Saturdays 'newspa-at R p. m. in the Bov s Club on ' ' Midland Ave. The group will holdf a penny party Feb. 10 in the new school auditorium on Brewster Ave. at 8 p. m.

ROSEMARY DREYER of 813 N. Broadway, a senior in ths School of Business Administration at Syracuse University, has placed second in the advertising contest conducted by the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors. She is an advertising major.

BRUCE H. FITZGERALD of 343 Bellevue-Ave. has been'named to the 'dean's list at the Georgia In­stitute of Technology in At­lanta; Georgia.

•THE WOMEN'S FEDERATION of South Presbyterian Church on Radford.St. will meet tomorrow in the social hall of the church at 1:30 p. m.

Wyoming is sometimes called the Equality state because it was

GRADUATES of the Mandl School for Medical Assistants irt New York City are. left to right. Miss Annette Horowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horowitz of 149 St. John's Ave., and Miss Marilyn Greenberg.

In The News

MRS. WILLIAM HUTTO of 11 Tunis Ave. was hostess to her par-

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Greenberg of 278 DeVoe Ave.

aits jSmtct "The Friendlv >uming Home"

3(u PALISADE \> t.. YONKERS A heller ho me for emu ale-i-enU. aged and chronically ill. <".ro<»» •venti­l a t e d r o o m * . Hudson Kher >iew. '2 V hour n ii r M ng ser­vice. Televi­s ion room* Reasonable rates.

Call G K e e n l e a f 6 - 0 1 2 0

he first state in the Union to «nts. Mr. and Mrs. David Mac--:rant equal suffrage to women

RABBI HARRY BOLENSKY will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Northeast Yonkers Chapter f̂ the Women's American ORT to

be held Monday evening at 8:30 at the Midchester Jewish Center on Grandview Blvd.

THE ROSARY SODALITY of St. Mary's Church in High St. Hill hold a meeting tomorrow night at * o'clock.

ST. JOSEPH'S GUILD will meet in the lodge hall of the church on Ashburton Ave. tomorrow night at 8:15. Plans for the spring and summer program will be dis cussed.

THE FRANK SMITHS of 71 Maple St. art ,V)th wedding anni­versary cake at « party Sunday at the Polish Communiiy Center on Waverly St. Host for the af­

fair was their son and onlv child. Patrolman Edward Smith of the Fourth Precinct. Over 100 relatives and friends attended. Bom in Ossining, Mr. Smith married the former Rose Mu­stek, a native of Haverstraw, N. Y„ Jan. 30. 1910 in t r* Church of the Most Holy Trinity Mv, Smith, a rotired employe of the Parks Department of the City of Yonkers, has been active in sports circles in this city and is a former baseball player and umpire.—Photo by Gonda Stu­dio.

THE SOCIAL WORKERS As­sociation'of Yonkers will have a luncheon meeting at the YWCA at noon t o m o r r o w . Mrs Aileen Murphy, director of social service at the Burke Foundation, will talk on the work of the Foundation j with special -emphasis on the dia*-j nostie clink" for retarded children !

HOME BVH.IHNG DIPS OTTAWA - Const met ion was

started oh 59.074 dwelling units in Canada during (he first six months of 1959 compared with 73.021 -units in the like period of 1558.

MRS. RALPH MICHAELSEN is the former Miss Judith WyaU Ransone of this city. v

Kenzie of 127 Monroe St.. Mount Vernon, at a party in her home honoring them on their 45th wedd­ing anniversary- Assisting in the arrangements- were the couple's three other daughters. Mrs. Ste­ven Zahornacky of 8 Tunis Ave., Mrs. \yiUiam. Eckhardt of Rye | and Mrs. Herbert Forbes of.Hoi brook, I~ L The couple, who nave eight grandchildren, were bo th ' hom in Scotland where they were: married Jan. 27. 1915. Mr. Mac-Kcnzie. now retired, worked as a! baker for the Mount Vernon andj New Rochelle Hospitals for more] than 16 years. Entertainment at the party was provided by Wil j ham Deatcher of this city, who; olaved the bagoipes.

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