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Constance E. Chapman. Sigfried Charles Keliner Wed in Valley Stream Miss Constance Eleanor Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Chapman of 357 Mill Road, Valley Stream, was married yesterday to Sigfried Charles Kellner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman 'Kellner of 69 The ceremony took place Berkeley Valley Holy Name of Mary R. C. Church, Valley Stream. A reception, followed at NiederI stein's, Lynbrook.

wore gown of imported white Chantilly lace, a fingertip-length illusion veil and carried a prayer book with white orchids. Miss Florence Mantena of Pompton Plains, N. was maid of honor and wore a Nile green organdy frock, a matching garden hat and carried ivy and yellow roses. Louis Holmes of Valley Stream was best man and ushers included John Dooley of New Jersey and Frank Waley of Valley Stream. After a wedding trip to Split Rock Lodge, in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, the couple will live in Manhattan.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Kellner were graduated from Central High School, Valley Stream. Mr. Kellner also was graduated from the Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point.

He is an engineer with the U. S. Lines. Lucille E. Cummings Is Married to Mr.

Gamble Miss Lucille Estelle Cummings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cummings of 55 Harvard Rockville Centre, was married yesterday to Morris Mackintosh Gamble, son of Mr. Mrs. W.

A. Stewart Gamble, also of Rockville Centre. The ceremony took in the First Baptist Church, placed ville Centre, with the Rev. Harold O. McNeil officiating assisted by the bride's greatgrand-uncle, the Rev.

William Guillan of Ridgewood, N. J. A reception followed in the church parlor. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by her sister, Miss Lorraine J. Cummings, as maid of honor, and as matron of honor by Mrs.

Bryant O. Gamble of Springfield, sister-in-law of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids Miss Leslie E. and Miss Laurel Anne Cummings, also sisters of the bride. The bride wore a gown of white faille taffeta with a Chantilly lace collar and cuffs and a train.

Her long illusion veil was attached to an rosepoint lace coronet and she carried white roses and pale blue delphinium. All of the attendants were attired in redingotes of blue dotted swiss with short puffed sleeves over white faille taffeta sheaths with white mitts and they carried blue delphinium and white asters. Bryant O. Gamble of Springfield was best man for his brother and ushers included Pfc. Lloyd S.

Burns of Garden City, Thomas E. Tolleson of Rockville Centre and Wade Crawford Cummings, brother of the bride. After a wedding trip to New England, the couple will live at 548 Fulton Hempstead. Mrs. Gamble was graduated from Keuka College, Keuka Park, N.

Y. and is working for her Masters Degree in Education at New Paltz College Extension at Farmingdale. She is a member of the elementary school faculty at the Morris Avenue School, Rockville Centre. Mr. Gamble was graduated from the University of Michigan and Baltimore Polytechnic Institute.

He is an architectural draftsman at Jagow Heidelberger, Hempstead. He is a veteran of two years service with the Royal Canadian Air Force. Margaret McCarthy's Betrothal Announced Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.

McCarthy of 1278 Troy Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret A. McCarthy, to Corp. Robert C. Maughan, son of Mrs.

William Maughan of 1478 Brooklyn Miss McCarthy is a graduate of St. Brendan's High School and is employed by the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Corporal Maughan is a gradwate of Bishop Loughlin High School and was attending St. John's University before his entry into the U. S.

Air Force. Margaret A. McCarthy -Just Between It's a Mistake to Dictate To Friend About Her Dates By NANCY MOTTRAM (Q.) Dear Nancy quite a problem. quiet and intelligent life-of-the-party type. To invited out if I didn't arrange dates for her, I've done just that.

Recently, my steady and I fixed up a double date wi'h one of his friends, who's just as quiet as she. They went out with us several times and he told us he liked her a lot, but now she's begun to be asked out by a fellow that this boy introduced her to, and she won't even look at him now that she's seeing someone I have a friend who is She's not shy, but she's and definitely not the Since she'd never be Nancy Mottram Nancy Mottram else. I've tried to show her that she's wrong, but she won't listen to me and we've argued. What can I do to convince her that she'd be better off dating our buddy? (A.) You can take credit for starting her on the dating whirl, but you'd better realize right now that you can't plan her nights for her from now on. You wouldn't appreciate her telling you the people you could, and couldn't date.

And even though she may be the silent type, and not as popular as you, she has a mind of her own, too. Isn't it time she started handling her own problems? True, you helped her on the first step, but now that she's asked out on her own and can decide whether or not to go out, and with -whom, it's up to her to give her answer and excuses to her ex-date, your friend. And it's his male privilege to try to win her back, himself, instead of having his closest friends do it for him. THERE'S NO POINT in putting your old friendship in danger over this, either. No doubt she's grateful to you for arranging dates when she wasn't going out at all, but since she's found she can be sought after without someone pushing the lad to see her, she's gained confidence and wants to prove herself.

Forget your role of Cupid. Insisting on managing her affairs will only cause trouble, and if you accept the facts, keep on double dating with her and the other boy, there'll be better feeling all around. Tell the lad who's been left out of the picture that you're sorry, but she's making her own decisions and let him develop some assurance by picking and choosing his own dates in the future, too. If you have a school, family or friend problem, Nancy can help you. Letters are answered in this column.

The marriage of Miss Melanie Marra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marra of Flower Hill, Manhasset, to Frank Gilbert Cabble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cabble of Manhasset, took place yesterday afternoon in St.

Mary's Church, Manhasset. The Rev. Francis B. Concannon performed the ceremony. A 'reception the Garden City Hotel.

The bride, escorted by her father, wore a gown of organdy and lace, fashioned with a tight bodice and full skirt tiered with ruffles of organdy and lace. Her fingertip veil was fastened to a halo of lilly of the valley. She carried an oldfashioned bouquet. Mrs. Andrew Franz of Great Neck was matron of honor for sister.

bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Paradine Lynbrook, Miss Marion Cabble, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Robert Nolte of Chatam, N. and Mrs. Ted Sutherland of Staten Island. Gilbert Cabble was best man for his son.

The ushers were Andrew Franz of Great Neck, Nolte of Chatam, Charles Miller of Mount Vernon and Jack Shakshober of Boston Corners, N. Y. Following a Bermuda honeymoon the couple will reside in Great Neck. Mrs. Cabble is a graduate of School of Design, Manhattan.

Her husband atGeorge Washington University and is now associated with the Wm. Cabble Ex. Wire Mfg. Company. The Irwin L.

Steinbergs Have Dinner Party Melanie Marra, Frank G. Cabble Married Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Steinberg celebrated their first wedding anniversary at a dinner party in Monte's Restaurant on Central Park South.

They were married on Aug. 6, last year. Mrs. Steinberg, the former Dorothy Rader of Miami Beach, is on the staff of the New York Jewish Child Care Council. Mr.

Steinberg, is associated with Shipping Company. The couple reside at 1504 Ocean Ave. Jacquelin A. McHugh Will Be Wed in October Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas F. McHugh of 1756 E. 38th St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jacquelin A. Hugh, to Joseph A.

Parrilla of 121 Bay 34th St. Miss McHugh was graduated from St. Brendan's Diocesan High School and attended Pace College. Mr. Parrilla, an.

alumnus of St. Michael's Diocesan High School, will be graduated from St. John's University this month. He served two years with the U. S.

Army paratroopers. The wedding will take place in October. Jacquelin A. McHugh BROOKLYN EAGLE, AUG. 12, 1951 17 ON CRUISE TO BERMUDA AND HALIFAXFlorence Georgens and Mrs.

Mary Georgens of 422 Ridgewood and Miss Eleanor Tremmel of 228 Cooper are shown aboard the Furness Bermuda liner- Ocean Monarch, before sailing on a cruise to Bermuda and I Turi-Larkin Studio Mrs. Paul E. Pasmantier Miss Jeanne Frommer Bride of Mr. Pasmantier Miss Jeanne Frommer, Frommer of 51 Argyle Road, Cottage of the Hampshire House, mantier, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Road, Jamaica Estates. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Sidney S. Tedesche in the presence of the immediate families. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a ballerina-length gown of white organdy made with fitted 1 bodice and bouffant skirt.

The skirt and sleeves were appliqued with white pique flowers. The bride's short tulle veil was attached to an organdy cap, and she carried a bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Edwin Bueno de Mesquita, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. She wore a bouffant gown of gray net Miss Ann Malla, Charles M.

Trunz Jr. Are Betrothed Miss Ann Malla, daughter of Mrs. Anne Labozetta of Manhattan and Beechhurst and the late John Malla, is engaged to Charles M. Trunz son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Trunz of Manhasset. Miss Malla was graduated from Monroe School for Girls. Mr. Trunz, a junior executive of Trunz, and grandson of Max Trunz, founder of Trunz, attended New York Military Academy and Packard Junior College, Manhattan. Augusta D.

Reilly Bride of Mr. Randolph Miss Augusta Dennington Reilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Francis Reilly, became the bride of Peter Fitz Randolph, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter F. Randolph, on Friday. The Rev. Daniel J. Halloran performed the ceremony at St.

Gregory's R. C. Church, Bellerose. Miss Ann C. Hickey was the maid of honor and Kenneth Behr of Bayport served as the best man.

Miss Reilly attended St. Francis Xavier Academy and St. Joseph's Academy. Mr. Randolph was graduated from Westfield High School, Westfield, N.

J. The couple left on a wedding trip to Lake Placid Club, Banff and Lake Louise. ENGAGED Miss Elaine Ruth Bienstock is engaged to Pvt. Theodore Robert Hyman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis W. Hyman of 165 E. 19th St. The announcement was made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Bienstock of 221 Linden Blvd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan was married on Friday in the Manhattan, to Paul E. PasPasmantier of 170-40 Henley and carried a bouquet of orchids.

Edwin Bueno de Mesquita was best man for his An alumna of Washington Square College of New York University, Mrs. Pasmantier also attended Jefferson City Junior College, Missouri. She received a Master's degree from New York University. A. member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Delta Omicron and Sigma Delta Pi, she was until cently on the editorial staff of Newsweek magazine.

Mr. Pasmantier was graduated from Queens College and served in the Army during second world war. He is the president of Wood-Pasmantler Motors, of Elizabeth, N. J. Anne Malla Sondra D.

Fisher's Marriage Made Known Miss Sondra D. Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George J. Fisher of 224 Highland Boulevard, was married Saturday in the Barogue Suite of the Plaza Hotel, Manhattan, to Dr. Burton of Mrs.

Samuel Werber of 691 Elizabeth late Newark, N. 'The and Rev. the Mr. Werbel. Morris A.

Rose officiated. A reception of followed the hotel, CrysMiss Joan Schoenbaum was maid of honor. Morton Werbel, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers were David Kornblatt, Irving Swartzman, Louis Lebowitz, Jeffrey Dallek, Robert Dallek, Milton Rosen, Irving Goodman and Seymour Blum. Mrs.

Werbel is a graduate of Parmore School and is attending Ann-Reno Institute. Dr. Werbel, a graduate of New York University, received the Ph.D. in chemistry at Duke University and was an instructor in chemistry at Hofstra College. trip to Cade Cod, Maine, and Canada, Dr.

and Mrs. Werbel will live at 691 Elizabeth Newark, N. J. Miss Rebekah Pensak, Mr. Wisoff to Marry The engagement of Miss Rebekah Pensak to Bernard George Wisoff, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Wisoff of Atlantic Beach and Brooklyn, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Pensak of 1299 Ocean Parkway.

Miss Pensak is a student at Brooklyn College where she is majoring in English and education. Mr. Wisoff was graduated from Union College, Schenectady, N. and is attending Bellevue Medical School. Mary G.

Clarke Will Be Married The engagement of Miss Mary G. Clarke to Sgt. Jerome E. Welp was announced at a dinner party at Robin Hood Inn, Clifton, N. J.

Miss Clarke is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Clarke of 222 Passaic Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.

She was graduated from Catherine McCauley High School and is with the Industrial Bank of Commerce, Manhattan. Sergeant Welp, son of Mrs. Herbert Welp of 3813 Avenue and the late Herbert Welp, was with the Manufacturers Trust Company, Manhattan, before entering Officers Training School at Fort Dix. He left with his company July 23 for Fort Riley, Kansas, to complete his course. Torsian Mrs.

Frank G. Cabble Edythe Silberstein Will Be Wed Sept. 3 Miss Edythe Silberstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Silberstein of Everit Hewlet Harbor, has completed plans for her marriage on Sept.

3 to Jack Roland, son of Mr. and Abraham of Westbury. The ceremony and reception will take place in the garden of the Silberstein home. Miss Elaine Silberstein will be her sister's maid of honor. Stanley Leezenbaum of burn, N.

will be best man and ushers will include Alfred Caplan of Forest Hills, Leonard Lipshey and Harold Glasser, both of Manhattan; Donald Golden of Bayonne, N. J. Gerald Saul of Mineola, and Marvin Soffin of Washington, District of Columbia. Miss Silberstein attended Purdue University and will be graduated in February, 1952, from Adelphi College. Her fiance is an alumnus of Cornell University.

He is vice president of the Leland Tube Company, Elizabeth, N. J. Schneider Studio Beverly Lynda Gerard Beverly L. Gerard Engaged to Dentist Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Beverly Lynda Gerard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ben L. of 1546 E. 29th to Dr. H. Eugene Harber, son of Mrs.

Sadie Harber of Hoboken, 1 N. and the late Dr. Kalman Harber. Miss Gerard attended Pratt Institute and was graduated from Centenary College, Shreveport, La. Dr.

Harber attended Stevens Preparatory School, Stevens Institute of Technology, New York University, and was from Temple University Dental School. He is a officer in the U. S. Air Force Dental Corps. Mrs.

James F. Crotty Margaret T. Carney's Marriage Announced Miss Margaret Teresa Carney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P.

Carney of 585 Prospect Place, was married to James Francis Crotty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Crotty Sr. of 824 Washington at a nuptial mass at the Roman Catholic Church of St.

Teresa of Avila. The Rev. Edward Boyle, 0. S. and the Rev.

James J. Tully performed the ceremony and conferred the nuptial blessings. A reception followed at the Georgian Terrace Room of the Hotel Bossert. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore gown of ivory satin and Irish point lace and fitted bodice of Irish point lace and satin. Her illusion veil was held in place by a coronet of lace and pearls.

She carried white orchids and lilies of the valley on a white prayer book. Miss Helen M. Carney, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of Nile green marquisette and yellow The bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Casey, Miss Josephine Condon, Miss Ann Murphy and Miss Joan Mione. They wore matched gowns of pink orchid and carried pink tea roses.

All of the attendants wore headpieces of smilax. John J. Crotty Jr. was best man for his brother. The ushers were Eugene A.

Carney, brother of the bride; James F. Pearn, a cousin of the bride; Michael J. Clifford, a cousin of the bridegroom, and Joseph J. Cleater. After a wedding trip to Miami Beach couple established their home at 600 they Park Place.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Crotty are graduates of the St. Teresa of Avila School. The bride is also a graduate of St.

Joseph's Commercial High School. The bridegroom, a graduate of St. Leonard's Academy, is employea, by the served in Federal the Govern- armed He forces during World War II. Son Born to the Anguses Jr. of 8701 Shore Road Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Angus; nounce the birth of a son, John W. Angus 3d, at Sister beth Memorial Maternity Pavil-, ion. Mrs.

Angus is the former Patricia Ann Gerard, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Irving V. Gerard of Fort Meyer, Va. Nuzzolo- -Flannery Miss Palma Nuzzolo, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Nuzzolo of Inwood, will be married on Aug. 26 to Corp. Charles Flannery, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace Flannery of 517 Merten Kankakee, Ill. The ceremony will take place in Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church, Inwood. A reception will follow at the I Nuzzolo home. Mary F. Clarke JUMBO BLOOM "Royal Red Velvet" AFRICAN VIOLETS Special by Mail INSURED Only $1 ARRIVAL (2 for $1.75) Blooms As Big As Silver Dollars Here's my newest, most beautiful variety of African Violet.

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45706 Bloomington, Illinois Send me Red African Violets. Name Address Betty Marie McKeever Betty Marie McKeever Is Fiancee of Mr. Case Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

McKeever of 634 E. 32d St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Betty Marie McKeever, to Lyle C. Case, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Case of Brush, Col. Miss McKeever attended Midwood High School and is a graduate nurse of Chelsea Memorial Hospital of Chelsea, Mass. Mr. Case was graduated from Lexington, High School and is with the radar division of the Navy on destroyer duty. The couple will be married when Mr.

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