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Mary Mulligan Married to Thomas Watters The wedding of Miss Mary Mulligan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mulligan. of 168 91st to Thomas Watters, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Watters of 521 62d took place at a nuptial mass at St. Patrick's R. C. Church.

The Rev. William T. Smith officiated and Edward Mulligan, brother of the bride, assisted at the mass as altar boy. A reception was held at the Towers Hotel, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with a pleated hemline over satin. Her illusion veil was held in place by a cap of Chantilly lace trimmed with lilies of the valley.

Miss Helen O'Connor was maid of honor and Miss Jean Watters, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Maureen Mulligan, cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaids. All the attendants were similarly attired in ballerina gowns of blue with Chantilly lace bodices and skirts of tulle over taffeta. They carried bouquets of colored roses and wore crowns of the flowers. Patrick Watters was best man for his brother. Thomas Mulligan, brother of the bride, and Joseph Watters, brother of the bridegroom, served as ushers.

The couple will reside in Brooklyn after their return from a Florida wedding trip. Flatbush Garden Club 1 Furthers Plans For Annual Flower Show The Garden Club of Flatbush will present their second annual flower show, "The Play's the Thing," on Wednesday, May 21, from 2 to 9 p.m. at the Flatbush Tompkins Congregational Church Assembly Hall, E. 18th "St. and Dorchester Rd.

The flower show committee Includes Mrs. Rees S. Himes, chairman; Mrs. Harold G. Watkins, co-chairman; Mrs.

DunA. ham C. Jones and Mrs. Robert Booke, schedule; Mrs. kins, staging; Mrs.

George D. Atwood, properties; Mrs. Chester D. Carroll, entries; Mrs. Irving B.

Stanton, classification; Mrs. Booke, George W. awards Cummings and judges; and Mrs. Edward L. Swan, refreshments; Mrs.

William B. Parker, hospitality; Mrs. Justice C. Doenecke, tickets; Mrs. Atwood, photography; Mrs.

William H. Arnold, clean-up; Mrs. Alex E. Dunbar, special projects; Mrs. W.

Clifford Bowden horticulture; Mrs. Himes, invitations and Mrs. Frederick Weisbrod, music. Dates To Note MEETINGS May 6 (Tues.) -Cresco Club, 122. 76th 12:30 p.m.

May 7 of '76 Chapter, N. 8. D. A. Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark p.m.

Chaminade executive board, Central Methodist Episcopal Church, Hanson Place. Woman's Board of the Church Charity Foundation, 1557 Atlantic 11 a.m. May 8 (Thurs.) Cheer Club dinner meeting. Emmanuel Baptist Church. Board of Managers of the Methodist Home for the Aged, 920 Park Place, 11 a.m, St.

Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association, Lyceum, p.m. May 9 (Fri.) -Benevolent Society Retarded Adelphi Hall, 74 5th 8 p.m. May 18 Tim Sooiety of the House of St. Giles the Oripple, 1346 President 2:30 p.m. LUNCHEONS May (Tues.) League of the Brooklyn Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Aged donor luncheon, Terrace Room of the Hotel Plaza, 12:30 p.m.

Women's Guild of Plymouth Church of the Pligrime, 2 p.m. Froebe Academy Society, First Reformed Church, 7th Ave. and Carroll 1 p.m. May 10 -Battle Pass Chapter, 46th birthday luncheon, Brooklyn Woman's Club. May 12 -Women's Auxiliary to Beth El Hospital donor luncheon, Hotel Astor.

May 16 (Fri.) Society of Flatbush Presbyterian Church, church house, 494 23d 1 p.m. Chaminade luncheon, Fifth Avenue Hotel, Manhattan. May 20 (Tues.) -Women's Auxiliary of Holy Innocenta Church luncheon, Columbus Club, 12:30 p.m. CARD PARTIES May 6 House bridge, Motel Pierre, Manhattan. Italian Welfare League, luncheon, eard party and fashion show, Sherry's, Manhattan, noon.

May 7 -Long Island College Hospital Guild bridge, Hotel 8t. George. May 8 (Thurs.) Women's Auxiliary of Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1000 Washington 2 p.m. May 9 (Fri.) McDonnell Memorial Association, school, 8 p.m. May 10 (Bat.) -Ladies Auxiliary of St.

John's University bridge, Hotel St. George. Fontbonne Hall Auxiliary, school auditorium. May 14 (Wed Guild of Methodist Hospital, nurses' residence, 12:30 p.m. Catholic Action Guild of Bay Ridge, Anselm's Auditorium.

May 15 Hall, Bay Ridge Chapter, Chanticleer Restuarant, evening. May 19 -Brooklyn Women's Hospital building fund, Mantle Manor, 913 Butter Avenue. MISCELLANEOUS May 4 -St. Gregory Rosary Society communion breakfast, Columbus Club, Prospect Park Went, Brooklyn Circle, I. P.

C. reception, St. Joseph's College for Women, afternoon. Michael E. Olavin Post, 1408, American Legion, 1 party, Ambassador Hotel, Manhattan.

May 9 (Pri.) -Women's Committee of the Brooklyn Interfaith Fellowship theater party, Hanson Place Central Methodist Church, 12:30 p.m. May 10 General Nathaniel Woodhull Chapter, D. A. charter day, Hotel Roosevelt. Ladies Auxiliary of St.

Agnes Seminary communion breakfast, Rivoll Restaurant, 1095 Flatbush Ave. Episcopal Church of St. Gabriel square dance, parish hall, Hawthorne 8 p.m. Business and Professional Women's Club of First Presbyterian Church cake sale, 124 Henry 12-3 p.m. May 11 (Sun.) -Women's Auxiliary of the Medical Society of the County of Kings convention, May 11-15, Hotel Statier, Manhattan, May 13 (Tues.) -Graham Home for Old Ladies flower show and tea, 320 Washingington 12-6 p.m.

May 17 League of Brooklyn Women's Hospital dinner, Park Manor, 450 Parkway. May 21 -Garden Club Flatbush flower show, Flatbpet-Tompkins sional Church, 18th Bt. and Dorchester Road, Margaret Kraut Becomes Bride Of Mr. Thompson Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Kraut of Bliss Terrace announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Margaret Lois Kraut, to Calmer. Band Mrs. Thompson Palmer son B. Thompson of Rosedale, on April 26. The ring ceremony, John was Bauchmann performed and the Rev.

Alfred Krahmer at St. Jacobi Evangelical Lutheran Church. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown with a train, a bodice of Chantilly lace and a portrait lace applique neckline sprinkled with iridescent sequins. Her veil of nylon illucascaded from a lace and sequin studded crown and her bouquet orchids, lilacs and stephanotis. Mrs.

Howard Benson, cousin of the bride, was matron of honor and wore a lime-green faille gown with French lilacs in her hair. She carried a bouquet of the flowers. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Kenneth Johansen of NarHerbert rowsburg, Messner N. of and Staten Mrs.

Is- land, who were attired in mauve faille, and Miss Jane Stowell of Alexandria, and Miss Eleanor Borries of West Englewood, N. J. They wore maize faille gowns. All the bridesmaids carried French lilacs and wore matching floral headpieces. Kenneth Johansen served as best man and the ushers included Harry J.

Kraut, brother of the bride; Ernest Kiefer, John DiNicola, William Hahn, William Brown and Charles Huppert. A reception followed the ceremony at the Granada Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were graduated from Wagner College, S.

I. Upon their return from Bermuda, the couple will make their home at Highland Place. Bay Ridge Guild To Have Card Party The Bay Ridge Catholic Action Guild has completed plans for its annual card party to be held on May 14 at St. Anselm's Auditorium. The proceeds of the event will finince the activities of the group in maintaining the Bay Ridge Center, 8414 3d Ave.

The center is staffed every day with volunteers from noon until 9 p.m. and a library and reading room are available. On Saturday morning a children's story session is presented throughout the year lectures and forums are sponsored by the group. Committee members in charge of the card party include: Helen A. Murphy, honorary chairman; general chairmen: Virginia M.

Van Bokkelen, chairman; Helen M. Keenan, secretary; Mrs. John Talbot, co-chairman; Philip J. O'Toole, treasurer; ments, Mrs. Frederick J.

McLaughlin, chairman; A. Mildred Daly, co-chairman; Mrs. Charles J. Buchner, Mrs. William H.

Cassidy, Mrs. Victor J. Doyle, Mrs. William A. Hamm, Mrs.

Daniel McMahon, Mrs. Joseph A. McNamara, Mrs. John F. Ryan and Edmund G.

Seergy; awards, Catherine Burke, chairman; Loretto O'Boyle, co-chairman; Mrs. Angelo Carnese, Mrs. Michael Fleming, Mrs. Carol Frommer, Mrs. Frederick G.

Habermann, Concetta Scalia, Rose Vergona, Santina Vergona and Mrs. Michael White; boosters, Mrs. William J. Coughlin chairman; Mollie Cummings, Catherine co-chairman; Dorothy Bates, Carnese, M. Greer and Kathleen M.

Taylor; games and cards, Mrs. James Reardon, chairman; Mrs. Frank J. McMurrer, co-chairman; Mrs. Walter Byrne, Betty Clementi, Caroline Dovenar, Helen Dovenar, Marie Giorgio and Mrs.

John Hayes; door, Howard Basler, chairman; Frank J. McMurrer, co-chairman; John Crowley, John T. De Voy, Edward J. Dunphy, Joseph Egan, Connie Elmo, Joan Falion, Otto Gauger, Cornelius F. Haggerty, William A.

Hamm, Richard J. Hughes, Lawrence W. Lembo, John Talbot, John P. Walsh and Robert Whelan; door prizes, Mrs. Walter Bersig, chairman; Mrs.

John Lark, cochairman; Gertrude Bennett, Virginia, Dunphy, Helen Griffith, Mary H. Jatkowski, Marjorie Murphy and Marie F. Donlon; children's prizes, Florence Donnelly, chairman; Ann O'Brien, co-chairman; Margaret Agens and Mrs. Helen Anderson. Holy Innocents Auxiliary Plans For Spring Luncheon The Women's Auxiliary Holy Innocents Church will hold their annual Spring luncheon at the Columbus Club on Tuesday, May 20, at 12:30 p.m.

Chairmen for the event are: Chairman, Mrs. John W. Miller; co-chairman, Mrs. Richard H. McCarthy; awards, Mrs.

Frank H. Miesse; door prizes, Mrs. William J. Noonan; table prizes, Mrs. Edwin C.

Harris; cards, Mrs. J. George Rausch; publicity, Mrs. Peter J. Moran, chairman; co-chairman, Mrs.

Henderson; reception, Mrs. William F. Gleeson, Mrs. James E. Walsh, Mrs.

Edward J. Dell and Mrs. Frank Briody. Mrs John J. Finn is president and the Rev.

Joseph Foley is moderator. Hall Auxiliary Plans Bridge And Fashion Show Fontbonne, Hall annual dessert bridge and fashion show on Saturday in the auditorium of the school. The fashion show will he presented by Lewis Brothers. Mrs. Michael Whalen, president, announces the following chairmen: chairman, Mrs.

CochairmentalGeneralanchaint chairman, Mrs. Gerard McLeer: reception chairman, Mrs. Michael Whalen; co-chairmen, Mrs. Martin Boyle, Mrs. Amorosi, Mrs.

Roger J. Brock, Mrs. 'Hugh S. Carroll, Mrs. Leonard H.

Goddard, Mrs. Harold E. Devoy, Mrs. William J. Hinson, Mrs.

Franklin Peecook, Mrs. William S. Palglase and Mrs. Thomas J. Tiernan: hostesses, chairman, Mrs.

William A. Maloney; co-chairmen, Mrs. George Veasey and Mrs. Augustus Chiarello; junior hostesses, chairman, Edward M. Whitty; co chairmen, Mrs.

Herman Minikine, Mrs. Francis Charles and Mrs. Michael A. Voccoli invitations, chairman, Mrs. Joseph T.

McGarry; co-chairmen, Mrs. John O. Driscoll and Mrs. John Savage; hospitality chairman, Mrs. Raymond H.

Floyd; co-chairmen, Mrs. Patrick Joyce and Mrs. John Gridley. Also fashions chairman, Mrs. Roger J.

Brock; co-chairmen. Mrs. Johanna Kennedy and Mrs. Edward McIvor; seating arrangements chairman, Mrs. Joseph G.

McGrath; co-chairmen, Mrs. William McGinley and Mrs. Thomas Boyle; book chairman, Mrs. Anthony Camarda; co-chairmen, Mrs. Antonio Pernetti and Mrs.

Joseph De Simone; awards chairman, Mrs. Joseph Creighton; co-chairmen, Mrs. Joseph Reilly, and chairman, Mrs. Harry Mrs. Quayle: Memoli; co-chairmen, Mrs.

Harry E. Bruch and Mrs. John Aberbach; table prize chairman, Mrs. Thomas D'Emic; co-chairmen, Mrs. Edward McCade and Mrs.

Edward Eadeh; cards chairman, Mrs. Frederick Bamberger; co-chairmen, Mrs. Gaetano Grassi and Mrs. William Hart; decorations chairMrs. Francis Conte; chairmen, Mrs.

Ferdinand Raffo and Mrs. John W. Angus; reservations chairman, Mrs. John J. Gordon; co-chairmen, Mrs.

Walter Reid and Mrs. Matthew Troy: publicity chairman, Mrs. Maurice J. Gale; co-chairmen, Mrs. Stephen Fauci and Mrs.

Edward Amorosi. Froebel Society To Have May Luncheon The Froebel Society, Mrs. Lawrence Campbell, president, will hold its annual May luncheon on Tuesday at the First Reformed Church, 7th Ave. and Carroll at 1 p.m. The guest artists will be Jo Carroll, dramatic story teller, and Herbert Rogers, pianist.

The guests of honor will include Presidents Mrs. Charlotte Baruth of N. Y. Federation; Mrs. Harry McKeige, City, Long Island Federation; Mrs.

F. Stevens Club; Mrs. Frank H. Parcells. Brooklyn Colony, Society of New England Women; Mrs.

Charles W. Roth, Morning Choral; Miss Eleanor R. Baker, Kosmos Robert H. Rippere, Chiropean; Mrs. Winthrop E.

Warburton, Chaminade; Mrs. Millard L. Robinson, Sorosis: Mrs. Rowland Davis, N. Y.

State Federation, and Mrs. Helen Ryon Sales, Colony House Guild. Grace M. Celenza Is Married in Shrine Miss Grace Mary Celenza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Celenza of 901 73d became the bride of Stelio J. Elmi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Giacomo Elmi of 1017 63d at high nuptial mass on April 26 at Regina Pacis Votive Shrine. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a satin redingcote over nylon tulle trimmed with lace and pearls.

A lace cap held her French illusion veil in place. She carries a missal with orchids and lilies of the valley. She was attended by her sister, Miss Virginia Celenza, who wore a mauve gown of taffeta and tulle. She carried purple pansies and wore a halo of same. Joseph Liguori was the best man.

John and Domenic Monteferrante, cousins of the bride; Anthony Capizzi, cousin of the bridegroom, and Joseph Rizzo, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, acted as ushers. Mrs. Stelio J. Elmi BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAY 4, 1952 19 Deborah Behrens Is Married to John N. Delaney Miss Deborah Behrens, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice F. Behrens of 716 E. 40th was married to John N. Delaney, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Delaney of 3823 Bedford at St. Vincent Ferrer Church on April 26. The Rev.

William A. Delaney officiated at the ceremony and was celebrant of the nuptial mass. Escorted by her father, the bride wore an ivory gown of tulle and Chantilly lace. Her veil fell from a fluted cap of matching lace and she carried the valley. Miss Eileen Olson was maid of honor and Miss Marylyn Behrens.

sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. The attendants wore similar gowns of sea green tulle and matching horsehair hats. Their bouquets were of violets. John Bennett of Brooklyn served as best man and John Dale of Haledon, N. James Barry of Riverdale and Ralph Delaney, of the bridegroom, ushered." Upon their return from a wedding trip to The Cloister, Sea Island, Mr.

and Mrs. Delaney will reside in Manhattan. Mrs. John N. Delaney Marcy Saunders Mrs.

Thomas Watters Mrs. Palmer B. Thompson Jr. Barbara J. Schroeder, Donald J.

Martin Will Wed in the Fall Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Barbara Jeane Schroeder, daughter of John L. Schroeder of 894 E. 35th to Donald James Martin of Maui, Hawaii, son of Mrs. Mary W. Martin and the late James Martin.

The couple plans to be married in September. Miss Schroeder, daughter also of the late Mrs. Mabel W. Schroeder, is employed by the Brooklyn Tuberculosis Health Association. Mr.

Martin is a junior at Springfield College, Springfield, studying for his B.S. degree in recreation and youth leadership. Jean Salvio's Marriage Made Known John Salvio of 1829 W. 4th St. announces the marriage of his daughter, Miss Jean Salvio, Salvatore Pirrotta, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Rosario Pirrotta of 2701 Harway Ave. The ceremony took place at the Church of SS. Simon and Jude and a reception and buffet dinner followed at the Terrace. The bride wore a gown of white nylon tulle with a bodice of lace trimmed with sequins, and a crown of white pearl orange blossoms.

She carried a prayer book with white orchids and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Joan Contini, the matron of honor, was attired in a green seafoam tulle gown with lace bodice, and a matching bonnet covered with tiny flowers. The Miss Camella Pirrotta, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Columbia Mattera, cousin of the bride, wore similar gowns in lilac. The flower girl, Miss Patricia Salvio, niece of the bride, wore a mauve nylon organdy gown and a wreath of ivy as a crown.

All carried bouquets of orchids with green ivy sprays. John Pirrotta, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers were Joseph Cortese and 'Paul Rizzi. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Lafavette High School. Mrs.

Pirrotta is associated with the Popular Science Publishing Company. Mr. Pirrotta is with the New York City Board of Transportation. After a honeymoon in the Poconos, the couple will reside in Brooklyn. A daughter, Eileen Ann Stevens, was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander Stevens of Brooklyn on April 25 at the Jewish Hospital. The couple also have a son, John Alexander. Mrs. Stevens is the former Irene Sheehan of Flatbush.

Frances Ross Frances Ross, L. W. Wahl to Wed Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Frances Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nass of 861 Wyckoff to Lawrence Wahl, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Wahl of 814 Wyckoff Avenue. Miss Ross is a graduate of St. Joseph's Commercial High School and is employed by the Continental Assurance Co. of New York.

Mr. Wahl was graduated from Richmond Hill High School and is serving with the Army. Doctors and Their Wives To Patronize Bridge Among the patrons for the bridge to be sponsored by the Guild of the Long Island College Hospital on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the George Hotel are Dr. G.

M. Allen, Dr. Mrs. F. R.

Andresen, Dr. and Mrs. M. V. Armstrong, and Mrs.

James Barnett, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Beck, Dr. Mrs.

A. L. Loomis Bell, Dr. and Mrs. Henry H.

Beinfield, Dr. and Benjamin Bender, and Mrs. Richard H. Bennett, Dr. Morris Berger, Dr.

and Mrs. John J. Bottone, Dr. E. Jefferson Browder, Dr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Burbank, Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Cantore, Dr. Victor D.

Cione, Dr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton Crawford, Dr. and Mrs.

Joseph P. Cresci, and Mrs. Seymour S. Cutler, Dr. and William T.

Daily, Dr, and Mrs. John B. D'Albora, Dr. and Mrs. Gaetano de Yoanna, and Mrs.

U. J. DiGregorio, Dr. Mrs. Thomas Dublin, Dr.

Peter J. Dulligan Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. Dunn, Dr.

and Mrs. John N. Edson, Dr. and Mrs. Adolph H.

Emerson, Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Falsey, and Mrs. Laurent Feinier, Dr.

and Mrs. Morris Feiman, Dr. and Mrs. Felix Feldman, Dr. Herbert C.

Fett, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Fett Dr. and Mrs.

William H. Field, Dr. and Mrs. Austin I. Fink, Dr.

and Mrs. Merrill N. Foote, Dr. and Mrs. S.

Charles Franco, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Freedman, Mrs. H. Robert Freund, Dr.

and Mrs. Julian Gewertz, Dr. and Mrs. Frank X. Giustra, Dr.

Morris Glass, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Goebel, Dr. Jack Arthur Halperin, Goetsch, Dr. and Mrs.

Jacob J. Halpern, Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Hamm, Dr.

and Mrs. M. B. Handelsman, Harris, Dr. and George R.

Horton, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Ingegno, Dr. Elgie K.

Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Jones, Dr. and Mrs.

Hank Klein, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Koch and Dr. and Mrs.

Lambert Krahulik. Also, Dr. Mrs. Stanley S. Lamm, Dr.

and Mrs. Harold F. LaRoe, Leon M. Levitt, Dr. and Frank P.

Light, Dr. and Mrs. Abbott Lippmann, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S.

MacGregor, Dr. and Mrs. Albert C. Magee, Dr. and Mrs.

Donald J. Magilligan, Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mainzer, Dr.

and Mrs. Eugene R. Marzullo, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin P.

Maynard, Dr. Vincent P. Mazzola, Dr. and Mrs. Emanuel Mendelsohn, Dr.

Byrd F. Merrill, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Michele, Dr.

and Mrs. L. P. Minetto, Dr. and Mrs.

Francis V. Mitchell, Dr. and Mrs. E. King Morgan, Dr.

and Mrs. Thomas G. Morrione, Dr. and Mrs. William G.

Mullin, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Pendleton, Dr. Orman C.

Perkins, Dr. and Mrs. Milton Plotz, Dr. and Mrs. Ira A.

Polisar, Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Polisar, Dr. and Mrs.

Abraham Rabiner, Dr. and Mrs. Max S. Rabinowitz, Dr. and Mrs.

Albert J. Ritzmann, Dr. and Mrs. George H. Roberts, Dr.

and Mrs. S. Harry S. Rogers, Dr. Abner Rosenberg, and Mrs.

Alexander H. Rosenthal, Dr. and Mrs. Feodor L. Senger, Dr.

and Mrs. Harold F. Schilback, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Schroeder, Dr.

and Mrs. Malcolm Smith, and Mrs. Samuel H. Spitz, Dr. and Mrs.

John E. Standard, Dr. and Mrs. J. E.

Stolfi, Dr. and Mrs. Carl Tafeen, Dr. and Mrs. AlexMrs.

ander Miles W. Thomley, Dr. and I. Thomashow, Dr. and Mrs.

Charles F. Warren, Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Warren, Dr.

and Mrs. Charles R. Weeth, Dr. and Mrs. Thurston S.

Welton, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Weymuller, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Winslow and Dr. Burton L. Chaminade Executives Will Meet Wednesday The Chaminade, Mrs. Winthrop Warburton, president; H. Thomas Miller, conductor, and Miss Ruth Smith Plate, accompanist, will meet on Wednesday for an executive board meeting at 1:30 p.m.

at the Central Methodist Episcopal Church, Hanson Place. Final arrangements will be made for the Spring luncheon to be held on May 17 at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. At recent meetings of the reception committee, Mrs. William C. Knoll chairman, and the friendly committee, Mrs.

Robert Rippere chairman, plans were discussed for the annual 'Spring breakfast and the recep-1 tion which will precede it. Methodist Hospital Guild Will Have Dessert Bridge May 14 Maurice L. Lehv Barbara J. Schroeder Rosemary E. Clune's Bridal Made Known Miss Rosemary E.

Clune, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Clune of 184 St. Mark's was married to Albert M. Kelly of South Ozone Park, on April 19, at St.

Joseph's R. C. Church. A reception followed the ceremony at the Farragut Inn. Miss Dorothy E.

Clune was maid of honor for her sister and the bridesmaids were her two cousins, Miss Dorothy F. Wren and Miss Grace Scheller, also Miss Margaret O'Reilly. over carried white The wore, white lace bride, rosebuds and sweet peas. The maid of honor wore white organza with shell pink trimming and carried pink daisies. The bridesmaids were attired in white organza with ice blue trimming and they carried blue daisies.

The best man was Lester Plansker, and Leo Ward, Frank Speck and Alvin Mann served as ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly are spending their honeymoon touring up-State New York and Canada. They will reside in South Ozone Park.

Nancy Casamassino Mr. LoPigro's Bride in Florida Studio One Mrs. Vincent Lo Pigro Miss Nancy Casamassino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Casamassino of 2166 W.

9th became the bride of Vincent LoPigro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul LoPigro of 445 Warren St. on April 20, at SS. Simon and Jude Church.

The Rev. Joseph R. officiated and a reception followed at the Raleigh Room. Escorted by her father, the bride was gowned in ivory satin and Chantilly lace embroidered with seed pearls. She carried white orchilds and lilies of the valley.

Miss Rose LoPigro acted as maid of honor and wore a coral satin gown. Her bouquet was of orchids. Edward Quinlan of Astoria served as best man. Mrs. LoPigro was graduated from Washington Irving High School.

Mr. LoPigro was graduated from Manual Training High School. The couple will honeymoon in Florida Marilyn Bernstein Marilyn Bernstein's Betrothal Made Known The engagement of Miss Marilyn Bernstein to Pvt. George Goodman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Goodman of by her parents, Mr. Brooklyn, has been announced, Julius Bernstein of 1004 Eastern Parkway. Miss Bernstein was graduated from Erasmus Hall High School and is attending MilDowner College, Milwaukee, Wis. Private Goodman also was graduated from Erasmus Hall High School and attended Long Island University. He was attending Brooklyn Law School when he was called into the, armed forces.

He is stationed in Virginia. Crisalli-Condiolara Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crisalli of 137 Lawrence are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marie Crisalli, to Salvatore Condiolara of Brooklyn at a party at the New Corner Restaurant, 1701 8th today. Lanigan-Paulsen Nuptial Announced The marriage of Miss Doris Elise Paulsen, daughter of Mrs.

Frances Paulsen of 616 73d St. and the late Peter Paulsen, to Thomas Lanigan of 556 75th son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lanigan, took place at Our Lady of Angels Church on April 20. A dinner and reception followed the ceremony at Foffe's.

Given in marriage by her godfather and uncle, Charles Hoie, the bride wore a ballerina gown of lace and nylon tulle and an imported tulle fingertip veil. She carried a prayerbook with roses and carnations. Miss Elaine Audrey Pinto, gowned in shrimp color tulle with a matching flower cap, was maid of honor. Her bouquet was 'and" burgundy African daisies powder blue daisies arranged in a cascade. The bridesmaids, the Misses Patricia M.

Miller, Barbara J. Miller and Joan Cunningham, were similarly attired in champagne tulle gowns and matching flowered hats. They carried cascades of yellow and blue daisies. Frank Thomas Lanigan served as best man and the ushers included Walter Meade, James Sullivan and John Kane. Studio One Mrs.

Thomas Lanigan The guild of the Methodist Hospital has completed plans for the annual dessert bridge which will be held Wednesday, 14, at 12:30 p.m. at the Nurses' Residence. The proceeds of this bridge will be used for the purchase of instruments, a dermatone, used in two, skin grafting, and trial lens and projector, used in eye work. Mrs. Edwin A.

Griffin and Mrs. William G. Langford, general chairmen of the bridge, have announced their committees. They include Mrs. Ralph G.

Groskopt, tickets; Mrs. Harold E. Rhame, radio; Mrs. Everado Goyanes and Mrs. W.

Warren Owens, orchid; Mrs. Mylon M. Peck, special treasurer; Mrs. John B. Mayes, special prizes; Mrs.

William A. Lange, arrangements; Mrs. Edgar O. Martinson, refreshments; Mrs. Raymond K.

Luomanen, food table; Mrs. Fred Bennett and Mrs. Lynn Goodnough, table prizes; Mrs. E. Harrison Griffin, Mrs.

C. Douglas Sawyer, Mrs. Francis P. Coombs, special prizes; Mrs. Henry F.

Graham, hostesses; and Mrs. Henry P. Lange, publicity. Enis M. Settimo Wed to Mr.

Zaccaria Miss Enis M. Settimo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Settimo of 1535 58th and Carmen J. Zaccaria of Philadelphia were married April 19 at the Church of St.

Frances de Chantal. The Rev. John Garrone officiated at the nuptial mass. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held at the Benson Chateau. The bride was attired in a gown of nylon tulle which had a cascade of lilies of the valley down on one side.

She carried a prayer book covered with white orchids and streamers of lilies of the valley. Miss Irene Varisilia of Brooklyn was maid of honor. She wore a lavender nylon tulle gown and carried a cascade bouquet of sweet peas with orchids in the center. The bridesmaids, Miss Barbara Petillo of Brooklyn Miss Marie Gallanda of Philadelphia, were attired in nile green nylon tulle and carried old-fashioned bouquets. Miss Margaret Ann Settimo, sister of the bride, and Miss Patricia Zaccaria, niece of the bridegroom, were the flower girls and wore nile green taffeta and organdy dresses and carried old-fashioned bouquets.

Louis Canuso of Philadelphia was the best man. The ushers were Richard and John Zaccaria of Philadelphia. After a Miami honeymoon, the couple will reside in Philadelphia. The bride was graduated from Manuel High School and attended Hunter College. She is associated with the American Tobacco Company.

Mr. Zaccaria is a graduate of La Salle College and is with E. I. Du Pont in Wilmington, Delaware. Mare Mrs.

Carmen J. Zaccaria.