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4 i i. v. rr I PAGE; FOURTEEN 1 Dorothy Dk Letter Box i DEAR DOROTHX DIX: How much financial privacy should a working wife haver I Have been married ten years and have worked' aU that UJme. I wed to pay miscellaneous bill by cash. wheri Income tax time came i around, tb old male Wolf call would be, "You made a lot of money last rear.

Wbat did you do with It?" I chanced the ays tern and deposited money In our checking account. drawing checks for monthly expendi Uires. Now all statement! and canceled checks are closely In apected and am what each one represents. I resent having to iccount for every cent I earn. My husband makes a nightly two hour social call on neighborhood tavern but of.

tUlfia 4l rfAAen tWnf. rarrr FRITZ: Every working i wife hi fact "every wife shouTdThave a certain amounToT money to use she wishes Without having to make an ae It's, necessary for do rnesuc economy to have lua band and wife know where most of the money comes from and where it goes, but somewhere in Between should be a little leeway for each. Your husband spends his at the tavern, you should have equal privileges Revise the system again; keep some money for yourself and let the household accounts be open to inspection. If necessary, uggesi uiai ne araw inese checks so he'll know where the money goes. Some husbands simply do not realize how much it costs to run a borne.

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: Mfcr son Is engaged to a girl who is running around with other boys She doesn't know I'm aware of this. Should I tell my son' DEAR SS: If you do tell you'll probably get no thanks This Is a hotly disputed question and I wonder what other readers think of it Should mom tell or not7 1 fmmMWM POUGHiCEEPSIE NEW YORKER" TUESDAY. JUNE, If 195? Herbert Ballien to Mtirry Lucille Carl, Lindenhurst rrad Van Tana) Photo MRS. ERNEST W. FRANK who was wed on June 0 In the First Lutheran1 church.

She was Miss Elaine L. Van Wey, Rhtoebeck. (Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) Helen Mansar Feted at Shower Miss Helen Mansar, who will become the bride of John A Cocco on Saturday at Nativity church, was honored at a recent variety bridal shower at the home of Miss Patricia Molloy, 46 Codies avenue. Miss Molloy, who will be Miss Mansaer's maid of honor, and Miss Sola Rogers were hostesses. Attending were Mrs.

waiter Mansar. Mrs George Stellar, Mrs William Molloy; Mrs. Joseph Gutmann, Wappingers Falls, and thei Misses Mary Emmons, Port Chester; Mary McCourt, Penny uaaweu, Ann MoNifT, Eileen Mylod, Helen Steller, Nancy vyiisins ana waiane Lemome. Piano Recital Set in Beekman There will be a piano recital at 8 o'clock. Friday niKht.

in the auditorium of the Beekman school, proceeds to benefit the school's PTA. Instructor is Thel ma Dodge. Students participat ing are Grant Kendall. Glenda Kendall Jerome Stroup, Roger uuer, ougnquag; David Bald' win, Claire Morris. Stormvllle Synthla Dubocq, Jane Palmer, Pawling; Clara Miner and Patricia Stowe, North Clove.

Each will present twoelectlons. varv ing from classical to modern Jazz. This la the last PTA spon sorea event lor tne school year. Mrs. William Veach Honored at Shower Mrs Tfaelma Dunagan was hostess at a shower on ThursdayThursday in honor of her sister in law, Mrs William Veach, at 53 Academy street.

Decorations were in pink and blue A buffet supper was served Among those attending were Mrs. Marlene JIackett, Mrs Mary Lou Seto, airs Janet Shea, Mrs. Joyce Kane, Mrs. Shirley Ferris, Mrs. Anne Newman, Mrs.

Nancy Carey, Mrs Lillian Veach, Mrs. Joseph Plunkett, Mrs. Matthew McGowan, Miss Lois Mrs. Anne Berger, Mrs Joseph Maton. Mrs Emily WhlterlHrs.

Mae Schneewels, Miss Gall Schneeweis and Mrt. Virgil H. Price Sr Frances Merritt New Jersey Bride Miss Frances Kay Merritt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Israel Merritt Jr Verona, N.

was married on June 6 in the first Methodist church, Mont clair, to John Warren James McCrosky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tremain McCrosky, New York City There was a reception at the Essex CountyCountry club. Mrs. Mc Crosky was graduated from Kimberley school and attended Bennett college.

She was a mem ber of the Montclair cotlUJon of 1956. The couple will live in mew York City after a Bermuda trip. Women's Guild To Have Picnic Women's guild members of Arllnotnn Refnrmri Ahit i Will attend a picnic on Satin vIay iLlfttJiomBoi MrJVALgQt jioimsrrora in uoaraman road. The group will meet at 12:30 "O'clock attheehureh, leaving roffl tfcw tottid tteerov theifcprJsMentHaniBrl ered dish luncheon at the Holm' Strom home. Each 'member 'Is asked to take her own dishes.

Local Resident Attend Syracuse Reunion Airs. Edwin Scrasue. Dr. Fink's road, and Mrs. Sven.M.

Sward. 193 Overocker, road, at-tended the 103th commencement 'exercises of Syracuse university recently! and their class reunion at the Sixteen classes from 1889 through 1934 returned for' reunions this year. The reunion program' Included a "Kum bak dinner" and a "Kum bak concert1" given by the Syracuse university 6yro Frank Van Wey Marriage Announced Miss Elaine L. Van Wev and Ernest W. Frank were married at 2 o'clock, June 6, in the First Lutheran church, with the Rev.

Adam Schreiber. Dastor. officiating. Earle W. Foote presided at the organ, with Mrs wauace wooa, Hyde Park, as the soloist.

The church was dec orated with gladioli. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Elmer J. Van Wey, Rhlnebeck, 'and the bridegroom Is the son of Mrs Emma Frank, Mill road, Hyde Park, and the late Mr. Frank Sr.

Given In marrlaee" bv her lamer, me onae was attended oy Mrs. David Junceau, Hyde Park, as matron of honor. The other attendants were Miss Phyllis Hobson. Rhlnebeck and Mrs. Warren Paquette.

Salt roint. Janice Piass. Godchild nf the bridegroom, was flower girl. The bride's floor length gown of embroidered net had a wide scalloped neckllne and long sleeves and her fingertip length veu ieu irom a crown or sequins and pearls. She carried white roses and pom pons with riDDon streamers.

Mrs Junceau was eowned In pink lace and taffeta and the others wore blue lace and chif fon. Their headpieces were veiled clips to match their gowns The honor attendant carried pink roses and white pom pons and the others carried blue tinted daisies and white pom pons with streamers ine flower Eirl. who wore a frock similar to those of the other attendants, carried a colonial bouquet of pink, blue and wnite flowers with streamers The bride a mother rhnu black chiffon over pink, with pink complements and a corsage of pink roses. The bridegroom's mother was dressed in blue lace over taffeta. She had white ae cessories and a corsage of pink roses.

The best man was Gerald Murray, Hyde Park. Ushers were Warren Paauette. Salt Point, and Edward Renner. There was a rereDtion o'clock at Germanla hall, after which Mr. and Mrs.

Frank left there on a motor trip to the West coast. They will reside in Mill road, Hyde Park. For the trip, the bride selected a two piece blue white checked suit with white accessories and a corsage of carnations. Mrs Frank, an alumna nf Rhlnebeck Central school, for merly was employed at the First National bank, Rhlnebeck." I he bridegroom, a caroenter at Hudson River State hospital. was graquaiea from Roosevelt High school and served with the Seabees for two years, stationed ln Callfomia and Guam.

More to Assist At Methodist Supper Additional committee mem bers who will serve at the por tion supper, to 7 oclock, tomorrow night, at the Washing ton Street Heddlng Methodist church have been named. They include tickets, Mrs. Roy H. Raymond and Mrs. Joseph Hawkins; checkers, Mrs.

Charles P. Frost, Mrs. Edward J. Eggles ton, Mrs. Edward Patt and Mra.

Huoy Becker: cashier. Mrs. Al exander Horton: Dantrv. M1m Ida VanWyck, Miss Kate Clear water, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs.

Ab ram Barton, Miss Viola Rpss, Mrs Hilda CooDer. Mlu Finn Perkins and Mrs. Orville jaiuauo ana aming room, Mrs Liyun norcan. Mrs. Clarence Lewis.

Mrs. Worthy Keller nouse, ana the Misses Joan uecxer, walne and Marlene Lo see, Carol Smith. Brenda Sea man ana carol sweeting. Patricia F. Lauria WedtoW.J.Halpin Miss Patricia Florence Lauria, daughter of Mrs.

Agnes Lau ria, B9 Sputh Bridge street, and William Joseph llalpln, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Halpin, Wappingers Falls, were marrl' ed at 2.30 o'clock, June 7, In Holy Trinity church. The 'Rev.

Thomas J. Phillips, assistant pastor, officiated, with Mrs. George Carr at the organ. The bride, who wal given in marriage by herbiother, Frank a Lauria, wore a lace and tulle gown having a fitted lace bo dice, Sabrina neckline trimmed In Iridescent seauins. lone Doint ed sleeves and a full tulle sklrtl MISS LUCILLE CARL, datlghter of Mr.

and Mrs. "William Carl. T.inripnhtirat. T. yvuucu uwt wuniace uers me Tim wliu lrthe future bride Germanla Singers Hosts to' Saenger Chorus Members of the Germanla Singing society were hosts recently to the Saenger eborusT Newark, N.

J. Seventy five members arrived here by bus with stony orchestra. and director. Herbert Flss. An honored guest was Prof enanr A I.

vis Stockmann, formerly direc tor ox me cunaio ana Rochester choruses. Also former member of the Germanla Singing society, Professor Stockmann now is retired, and is living la Bamberg, Germany, A supper was served. In charge of the Steward. Waldemar R1enhr. with members 61 th Ladies'' cnorus.

ana auxiliary assisting. Among the speakers were Ralph uemenhavn. nresldent nf th i cal society: William Shutt treasurer: Profumnr firwkmn Mr Bratster and Mr. Flss, icivraru. Lnvra waa nnnin.

hj UMIMUa, In back extendlnginto a chaoel engin train, ncrnngertlp veil of Illusion was ca'ueht IcTa Tiara of iridescent aequlns and rhinestones, and she carried a bou quet of white carnations. Attending her sister as maid of honor, Miss Kathryn Mar garet ureemer, wore a "floor length gown of yellow frosted organza and tulle, with a strapless bodice and apron effect of organza In front and back over tulle skirts. Her headpiece was a Swedish crown of yellow norsenair and lridescents with a circular veil and she carried a oouquet of red roses. The flower girl. Jean Marie Sloan, wore a yellow taffeta frock, floor length, made with a square neckline, bustle bow and butterly sequin trim.

She carri ed red roses also. The bride's mother was dress ed in royal blue lace over taffeta, street length, with a square neckline, and rhlnestone trim. She had white accessories and a corsage of red roses. The bridegroom's mother chase pale lavender net over taffeta, street lengtn, with a square neckline. She had navy blue and white accessories and a corsage oAred roses.

Michael Howard, Wappingers Falls, served as best man. Ushers were Earl J. Lauria, here, and William Blythe. WaDDlneers Falls. The reception took nlace from 3 to 7 o'clock at the Falrview Men's clubj 33 Lake street, where decorations featured white rosebuds, wedding bells and streamers.

After a wedding irip to Niagara rails and Can ada, the couple is residing in 118 Church street. For the trip, Mra. Haloln ohose a clnah pleated white chiffon sheath dress with pink complements. The bride, who was eraduated from Columbus school, attended Poughkeepsle High school. The Bridegroom was graduated from St Mary's school, Wappingers Falls, and attended Waooineers entral school.

He is employed as a mechanic by the Mid Way auio uoay works, wappingers tans, Announcement Is made of the engagement of Miss Lucille Carl, daughter of Mr. and Mra. William CarU411 44th streetj Lmaennurst, L. to Herbert Baiiien, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Ballien. Maloney Heights, Wappingers Falls. No date has been set for the wed' ding. Miss Carl was graduated from Lindenhurst High school, class of '87 and now is an Intermediate student 'at the Vassar Hos pital School jot Nursing. Mr.

'Ballien was graduated from Poughkeepsle High school class oi '33 ana presently is employed by, the Western Printing sna Liinograpmng co. Clapp Leland Nuptials Announced in a 3 clock ceremony, June Beacon, Miss Solveig Xeland, daughter of Mrs. Hans T. Leland, Mr. Leland, became the bride oLEMil Edgar Clapp, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Clapp, Ramsey, N. J. Tne' Kev. Charles officiated.

Palms, greens and whitscgladtoU and pom. pons were used to decor ate tne nurcn. Nell Flck presided at the or gan, with Mrs. Robert Marshall, Rochester, as the soloist. She sang "Together" and "Teach us Thy way, Prior to we ceremony, a quartet, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Doughty of Con necticut and Steven1 Clapp and Mrs. Raymond Larsen of New Jersey, sang Perfect Love' Love mat wilt Not Let Me Go" and "Loved with Everlasting Given in marriage by ner brother. Rolf Leland. Ellen ville, the bride wore a full length gown of embroidered Swiss organdy with a short train.

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Send ThlrtyrUve cenU in coins for this patternadd 10 cents for each pattern 1st class mailing. Send to Anne Ad ams, eare orThe Poughkeepsle New Yorker, 138 Pattern 243 West 47th St, New York ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE auu 34IVE niUMBEB, No. Size I tT" Name Street Address carried a cascade arrangement of stephanotls and pink glngle roses accented with ivy. Mrs. Phllln YachnOwitz, Greenfield Park, was matron of honor for her sister, with Miss Beatrice Kee, New York City, as maid of honor.

They wore street length gowns of ice blue lace and silk over taffeta, with white veiled headpieces. Each earned a cascade arrangement of rubrum lilies pink garnet roses. The flower girl, Cherilyn Yachnowitz niece of the bride, wore a pink organdy frock and carried a nosegay of pink roses. Gary Yachnowitz, nephew of tne bride, was the ring bearer. The bride's mother chose a blue and gray silk print dress with white accessories and a corsage of Cymbidium orchids.

The bridegroom's mother was dressed In aqua taffeta She. too. had white accessories and a cor sage of cymblddum orchids. Wesley Clapp. Denver.

Colo brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushering were Barth Vander Els, Ramsey, N. Charles Moore of Florida; and John Leland, El Ierwille, brother of the bride There was a reception in the church parlors, where Steven Clapp, brother of the brlder groom, served as violinist. The couple left there, later, on a wedding trip to Wheaton, .111, where they will be attending the Wheaton College Summer scnool. For travel, the bride selected a green print suit with white accessories.

Mr. and Mrs. Clapp will reside In Rochester after the summer. A graduate of Ellenville High School and the Vassar Hospital School of Nursing, Mrs Clapp also attended Wheaton college. She has been an instructor in nursing foundations at the Vassar Hospital School of Nursing: The bridegroom, a student at the University of Rochester Medical school, is an alumnus of Ramsey High school and Un toon college, Schenectady.

Margberlta King Wed in Virginia Miss Margherita Andrea King. daughter of Mrs. Christina Pernas King, New City, and Colonel J. Caldwell King, Oak ton, Va, and William Converse 6taley son of Mrs. J.

Barnes Staley and W. Converse Stat ey, both of Springfield, 111., were married on June 6 at the home oi tne Dnaea father. After a trip to Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Staley will live ip 11 East 87th street.

New York City. The bride attended Mary A. Burnham school, Wells college and vassar. Vassar Alumna Becomes Bride Miss Gall Faithfull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Faithfull, Bedford Village, was married on June 6 in St. Bede's chapel, Rosemary h'all, to cnanes J. Keller. Union Cttv N.

J. The Rev. Robert B. Apple yard, chaplain of St. Bede'a, was assisted at the ceremony by the Rev.

John A. CartmelL Mrs. Keller was graduated from Rose mary nan and Vassar, '58. She Is studying for the master of ana degree at Union Theological seminary and Columbia. Bennett Graduate Wed in Tennessee In St John's Episcopal church, Memphis.

Tenn, June 6, Miss dare Wattson Malloryr dauga icr oi ana Airs. Barton L. "auonr Memphis, was r2re Godfrey Macdonald, Westport, Conn. The Rev. Wallace M.

Pennepacker officiated. There was a reception at the Hunt and Polo 'Club. Memnhla. Mr. aonaia.

a graduate of Miss Porter1 school and Rennet college. Dorcas Group Sets Food Sale Members Of the Dorcaa crrnun i Tihi Prwbyferian church, Pleasant Valley! are sponsoring a food Sate tomor row on Gardiner' lawn, ass Dutchess turnpike, starting at nw, jvu wuarici uiu) wn. ana Mrs. wwa wu(s are caarge ci uranemtnu. iX.

I n. TZT ww oiaie I Stanford Grange Schedules Supper Goodwill Grange nleht will bs observed jiext Tuesday meeuag oi siajuora urange. A covered dish supper will be served at 6.30 o'clock and each Grange member Is asked to take a covered dish. Beverage will be furnished. At this meeting, Mrs.

Mamie Dennis, financial secre tary, will receive the 1059 dues. The program will be conducted by the Graces, Mrs. John Orton, Mrs. Mary Hart and Mrs. Ethel Kemp, who will conduct a flow er show.

Each member will take an arrangement Four members received the fifth degree at last Tuesday's meeting. They are Miss Nancy Seebruch, Miss Juanita ReiUy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dyke man. The master, Mrs.

Grace Thorpe, also presented Grange pins to six new members. Mrs. Frsnk Barton, delegate to the Pomona meeting, gave an account of the session. The Juv eniles received second prize for their floral exhibit and Miss Janet Thorpe, regional Grange queen, was the recipient of a purse from Pomona Grange. Mrs.

Barton also reported on the pressed chicken supper. The Grange was invited to visit Pine Plains Grange on July 1. A resolution was prepared by Theodore Vogel, secretary, for the next tax meeting. The program was In charge of the lecturer. Miss Thorpe, the theme being "June, the Dairy Month." Guest speaker was Raymond Teasback, advertising manager for the Dairy men league.

Mrs. uonaia Townsend was a guest at the meeting. Refresh ments were served by Mrs. Au guest Noller, Mrs. John Fastert and Mrs.

Peter Helnsohn. Personal Mention Mrs. Pasquale Ortalano, 23 Whlnfleld street. Is a patient in sc rrancu nospiiau Gary Edward Mombello. Jack son street, FlshkllL received his bachelor of arts degree at the 212th Commencement exercises of Princeton university this morning.

Mrs. Walter C. Dunham. daughter of Mrs. Delia T.

Shaw and sister of Mrs. William Grant Hague, both of New Paltz, re ceivea a masters degree from Hofstra college on June 7. An honor graduate of New Paltz uentrai scnool, wnere sne was sslutatorian of her class, she also was graduated from New Paltz State Teachers' college with a bachelor of science degree Mrs. Dunham teaches at West Ialtp, where she resides in 136 Higble lane. Her husband Is principal of the Lake Ronkon koma school.

Their daughter, Deanna, will attend Empire Girls! sessions af New fill una "monui, Pfei TttHnnas Si JdneSrSon of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones, 6 Cobey terrace, completed the 25 week flxed plant carrier equipment repair course on June 5 at the Army Signal school. Fort Monmouth, N. J.

scnooi, ne ionneriy was empioy ey by the Western Printing and Lithographing Co. Charles Chlou. 138 Franklin street, received a PhD. degree irom Northwestern university, Evanston, at the 101st Commencement yesterday. rr MS VN' I yQZi7ir "ESSVr1! "Ralph.

I do wish you'd stop complaining about Irny spending too much money U'a my only "mtrvmrrkrrr7'1 Bruce Lane, fireman. U. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Lane, High street, serving aboard the tank landing ship, USS Suffolk County, is partici pating In, "Operation Inland Seas," a cruise of 28 U.

S. Navy warships to cities in the Great Lakes this summer. nf (...., BUU VA Mr. and Mrs. Julius Plgllacampl 63 South avenue, Wappingers Falls, has been accepted for ad mission to Clarkson College of Technology, Potsdam, in the fall.

A student of Wappingers Central school, he will enroll as a freshman electrical engineering major. Karl Keysets Troth Announced Mr. and Mrs Paul V. Kev ser Jr, Douglas Manor, Queens and Shelter Island Heights, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Karl Keyser.

to Jay H. McDowell, son of Mrs. Meade R. Babcock. Louisville.

Ky. Miss Keyser. Emma Wlll ara scnool aiumna, attenaed Vassar and Is a student at Den Ison university, Granville, Ohio. Wurtemburr Church Ktirfnla Vflw1 On Thursday, beirlnnlnff at 5 30 o'clock, there will be a cafeteria style strawberry fes tival at the Wurtemburg Lutheran church. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs.

Walter Ack er Mrs. Thomas Tomnklns. Mrs. Leslie Naber and Mrs. Ai van Frost Alice Brooks Designs Snowflakes In' summerl Use this trio as a dresser set on aaav dsar wiav mj tutai summer crochet So useful gonald.

ton of 12V oval; 8, square; 12, round in No, 50. Send Thirty five cents (coins) for this cattern add 3 cents for each pattern for lst daas maiuuav Dean to Auce Brooks Patterns, 304 Household Arts riant Haw 10 f1A iU.f uv 1UO, VIU waivi Station. New York 11. N.YT In his Junior at Williams Print nlalnlv WAMW AfintlVCQ on11r ...5 tm A IT HrfWW Our 1959 ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Catalogue has manv lovely designs to order; crochet ing. Knitting, embroidery, quilts, dolls, weaving.

A soeclal elft. in the catalog to keeD. a child happily occupied a.cutolit doll and clothes' to color. Vis 1 rr cents zor your copy of (he book, Miss Ellen Knowles. daughter ot ur.

and Mrs. Edwin C. Knowles. 23 Flower Hill, receiv ed the M. S.

Slocum Award for Personal Laboratories at the annual college garden party conducted on the campus in uisremont. on Thurs day. Miss Knowles, a graduate of Oakwood school, received the bachelor of arts degree at Com mencement exercises on Friday at scripps. Miss Catherine Link daughter of Mr and Mrs. David Link, Amenla, a graduate of Webutuck Central school.

Is the recipient of the Carl Ladd Memorial scholarship for study at uoxneii university. THE GIRLS By7 Franklin Folgei" Mrs. Albert Davis, 70 Lent street, who was a patient at St. Francis hospital for approxi maieiy tnree weeks, now is convalescing at her home. Charles J.

McCambridce. son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Mc Cambrldge, 47 Grand avenue, a graduate of Poughkeepsle High school, has received a New York State Regenta scholarship for study at Cornell university.

Miss Mildred Sneedlln.2. 187 Thompson street, arrived at Idlewild airport yesterday morning after a month's vacation in Europe. Lawrence R. Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John V. Sharp, 88 Rldgeview road, a graduate of Arlington High school, has received a Naval Officers' Training Corps scholarships or study at Cornell university. Mrs. Alan C. Macdonald.

20 Colburn drive, attended a Reunion weekend at Connecticut college, June 12 14. She la a member of the Class of 1953 which celebrated its sixth reunion on the Connecticut col lege campus. Mrs: John A. Morris. Man.

Chester Heights, has returned home after undergoing surgery i oh inncu nospiiai. Robert J. Leak. Flshktll. re ceived his Ph.D.

degree from Northwestern university, Evans ton, I1L, at the 101st Commencement yesterday. George J. Traver. Radioman Second Class, V. S.

Navy, son oi xur. ana Mrs. Vincent P. Traver. 13 North Clover street serving aboard the attack cargo nrp, us3 ugietaorpe, is participating In "Operation Inland Seas," a cruise of 28 U.

S. Navy warships to cities In the Great Lakes this summer. Mandeville' A. Frost. 23 Main street, Hyde Park, received a bachelor of arts degree at Princeton university's 212th Commencement exercise morning.

Richard Matthiesen Ml. ami, Fla with his Darents. Mr. and Mr. Matthiesen, Haviland road, is vacationing at Atlantic City, N.

TMfisKrfr uauguier oi Air. ana Mrs. Allen Webjman.fll Forfoua atreev children education irom Buffalo State Teachers college, Sunday. John K. RandolDh.

son nf the Rev, and Mrs. John J. Randolph. 128 boulevard, has earned Phi Beta Kappa, honors college, WUllamstown, Mass" Joseph J. Sokol.

533 Main street is a patient in Vasur hospital 'Army Second Lieutenant Ed ward J. whose parents Uva.in emri. pleted oflVcerj basic course ecentpr av.Tbaxngineer school. Mrs. Daubert Married 55 Years Mr.

and Mrs. Frank E. Dau bert, 21 Thompson street, who marked their 55th wedding anniversary, yesterday, celebrated the occasion with an Informal family dinner at Talbot's Inn, Pleasant Valley, Sunday. Mr, kqu un. isuucn wcib married at her former home in High street.

June 13. 1904. she being the former Miss Catherine A. Cook. They have always made tneir home in mis city.

Mr. who has been retired the last 14 years formerly was associated with the Hart Manu ftcuring Co. Celia Atkinson Wed to G. G. Locke Miss Celia Atkinson, daugh ter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Eric Atkinson, Greenwich, Conn, was married Saturday afternoon in Christ church (Episcopal), Greenwich, to Geoffrey Gibson Locke, son of Dr. snd Mn Wil liam P. Locke, Hyde Park. There was a reception at the Atkinson home, 100 Brookslde drive.

The bride was attended by her sisters. Miss Susad Atkin son, maid of honor; Mrs Wells Stabler and Mrs. Malcolm Mac kenzie, matrons of honor Elis abeth Stabler, Susan Stabler and Jane Mackenzie were flow er girls. Roger Locke was his brother's best man. Ushers were Df.

Malcolm Mackenzie, Wells Stabler and George Packard. John Mac kenzie was page. The bride is a irraduate of Radcllffe college, '59. She also studied at the Jullliard School of Music and Is a provisional member of the New York Junior League. Mr.

Trinity Pawling school and Harvard, '58, is a Coast Guard ensign, stationed at Portland. Me. The couple will live at Cape Me. Ruth Mflletl We, The Women Men are sensitive creatures who fight the Idea that they're middle aged just as long as they can. That's why it Is so hard for a wife to get her husband to slow down and begin to take things a little easier.

Try to get a husband to cut out desserts and those regular before bedtlme snacks and you've made him unhappily conscious of his expanding waistline Ask a husband nicely If it wouldn't be better to wait until the cool of evening to mow the lawn or suggest that he ought to cut down from 18 holes of golf to nine and he gets indignant. Suggest that a husband is working too hard and that he ought to turn over some of his work to someone else and he assures you that nobody else can handle the details, that if he wants a Job done right he has to do it. himself. Try to get husband home from a party early and he reminds you that it's Just the shank of the evening. Use your powers of persuasion to try to get him to have a complete physical exam and he tells you he never felt better in his life Try to make him stay at borne and take care of himself when he Isn't feeling well rand he tells you not to fuss over Mm.

So what is a wife to do' No matter how hard she tries to make her husband slow down and take care of himself as any sensible middle aged person ought to do she has to contend with the masculine ego. so sensitive to any hint that he isn't as young as he used to be. Vassar Student Is Future Bride Mr. and Mrs. David C.

Forbes, Sherborn, Musv, announce tne engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Dorothy Garrett For bes, to Stearns Anthony Morse.J son oi rroiessor and Mrs, Stearns Morse. Hanover. N. If. Miss Forbes has completed her junior year at Vassar.

Wesle Circle Slates Social There will be an old fashioned lawn social from 4 to 8 o'clock, Saturday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Cook, West Dorsey lane, Hyde Park, sponsored by the Wesley circle of Trinity Methodist church Mrs Alton J. Crotty is in charge of arrangements.

Brownie Troop 107 Schedules Picnic Members of Brownie Troop 107 of the LaGranse aehool are planning a picnic on Thursday, June 25, at Balrd park. Mrs. Leonard John Hart, troop leader, Is In charge. Senior Choir Attends Party Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Ken. nedy, Violet avenue, entertained members of the Senior choir of the Washington Street Heddlng Methodist dhurch on FriH their home. Entertainment featured group singing of old songs, with Donald Lockwood, choir director and church or 8nit, as accompanist. The Rev. and Mrs.

Joseph H. Ralnear were the recinienta nt and card In hnnnr nf ihm u.i umg anniversary, Saturday. A frankfurter roast will be sponsored by the choir in August, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julien 01a 'wedom Plains road.

There will be no. rehears A nnt" Sept 1L Attending th party were Mr. uu mrs. nainear, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond DuPiika Edward Bahret.

Mr t.Mk,.j' CV Foster Moore, Charles Mey utcifucu ruu, Ain. Doris Jj Vj Tour of Old Homes Planned In Canaan Canaan, will be the scene ot a tour of old homes, from 10.30 to 4 o'clock, July 11. Featured will be costumed hostesses, special exhibits in several of the homes and luncheon. The tour which Is a part of Canaan's bicentennial celebration, will open to the public 12 of Canaan's old homes. Three historic churches also will be open all day and there will be a special exhibition of 'Canaan photographs and paintings in the Berkshire Aft center, located on the shore of Queechy Lake, arraged by Edward Gus tav Jacobsson, noted artist and Canaan resident.

Mrs. Irving Nickles is chairman of the tour committee, assisted by Mrs. Walter Finch, Mrs. S. Johnson Jr.

Mrs. George Hayes, Mrs. William Macfarlane and Mrs. Albert A. Callan.

Scottish Society Slates Annual Picnle Members bf the Dutches! County Scottish society wlljlcon. duct their annual picnic on Sunday at Travis' Rnr.tnnn lane, Flshkill Plains, starting at 10 o'clock. The commute In. eludes Mr. and Mrs William Chrystal, Herbert Cummlnss.

MlUbrook Mra. Alfred Tnlhn.nn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr, and Mrs. James Mor land, MabbettsvUle.

In the event of rain, the picnic will be conducted on June 28. Bennett Alumna Becomes Fiancee New York Sunreme Cnurt Justice and Mrs. James Crlsona, Neponslt Queens, announce the engagement ot theii daughter, Miss Claire Mary Crlsona, to Ralph A. Cascella," son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Cas celia, Brooklyn. Mlu' Crlsona Is a graduate of Northampton School 'for Girls and Bennett CollegeShe received her bachelor of arts degree from Finch eolleea in 'SR. tt.r i. Quwns borough pres I I1' I excepUonDrury, Jrs. KHTm Joyce Ghee.

Mrs. janie nAi. Mrs. Se Terbueh, Mrs. MUctoed" Davis, Miss Dorothy Olivet Miss Myrna MunU Miss LMane Davis.

Jcll im t44 ii Fort Belvoir Va. He la' a 1938 i rjk Technical High school and a 1958 graduate of Brooklyn Polytechnic inH, Mr. and Mrs. WaVne 'Sl. fert, Pontiao, are visiting relatives in this dty and Ream While here, 'Mrs.

the former Miss 'Margaret Jones, fe atteadin her, reunion at Vassar CUUFt. LaGrange Auilllir lUrV Of the I.tRrin Pli rv. No. 2 will meet at 8 o'clock to. at the firehouee la Route 53.

There will be a demonatr. lion and plans will be made fot uie annual picnic, as well, as revision of the by law Guest are welcome. Neighborhood Club Schedules Sale Saturday Sponsored by the Poughkeep, sle Neighborhood club, a loot and, rummage sale will be con ducted at the' Catharine Stree 89 Catharine street Saturday. Mrs iKst Hansen' and Mrs. Emma Free are co chairmen of arrange menta.

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