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a valley. and white also was she a orchids Jannello Trozzo, carried was a over bou- ma- a Joan Anita Joan Vesta Married in Flatbush The marriage Miss of Anita Mrs. Gerard Vesta of 1222 Dr. Peter Philip son of 2706 Avenue took place Lady Help of Christians. The ceremony performed by the Rev.

Anthony who was the celebrant of the nuptial mass. A reception and breakfast were given at Sherry's, Manhattan. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a gown of imported satin brocade, combining redingote with train a of skirt inverted unpressed pleats, Her tulle veil was fastened to turban of matching of quet and lilies Mrs. Albert tron of honor for her sister, whose other attendants were the Misses Geraldine Churchill; Louise Avanzino: ValenFat, cousin of the bridegroom; and Joan Davis, niece of the bride. Dr.

Francis Filice, of Bergenfield, N. was best man: and the ushers were Dr. Adolph Bruni, of Michigan: Dr. pher DiPetrillo, of Pompton Lakes, N. Dr.

Vincent Biondo and Joseph Petrocelli, both of Brooklyn. Mrs. Trozzo received her education at St. Angela Hall Academy, College and the Katharine School. Barnard, Dr.

Trozzo was graduated from St. John's University and Temple University Dental lege. He is a member of the staff of St. Mary's Hospital. Dr.

Trozzo and his bride will reside in Brooklyn, after wedding trip to Vermont. Edyth Silberstein, Jack J. Roland Are Betrothed Mr. and Mrs. Alex Silberstein of Everit Hewlett Harbor, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Edyth Silberstein, to Jack J.

Roland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosenblum of Liberty Mineola. Miss Silberstein is a graduate of Woodmere High School and attended Purdue University, Lafayette, and Adelphi College. Mr.

Roland was graduated from Mineola High School and the School of Chemical Engineering of Cornell University. He is a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi fraternity. He served in the U. S. Navy for a year and a half and now holds an ensign's commission.

in the Naval Reserve. He is with the Leland Tube Company of Elizabeth, N. J. Winifred A. Pyler Fiancee of Mr.

Karuga. Ea. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pyler of ME Ettan Place, Lynbrook, have anounced the engagement of leir daughter, Miss Winifred lice Pyler, to John Karuga, of Mr.

and Mrs. John aruga of Seattle, Wash. Both Miss Pyler and Mr. fruga are graduates of the diversity of Seattle. The prosective bride attended Malverne High School and served three years in the Waves.

Mr. Karuga served in the Army during the war. Andacht-Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Irving Andacht of 50 E.

43d St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Thelma Andacht, to Morton Weinstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Weinstein of 1574 66th St. Richard J.

Prentiss Hewlett has just been admitted into Harvard Law School. He was graduated cum laude from Princeton with the class of 1950 and received honorable mention for the Lyman H. Atwater prize in politics for his thesis on fascism titled "Father Charles Edward Coughlin; Study in Native American Reaction." ON HONEYMOON Mr. and Mrs. William Van Cura of 574 68th St.

are shown aboard the Furness Bermuda liner Queen of Bermuda. Mrs. Van Cura is the former Claire Shishmanian. Mr. Van Cura is president of the Globe Label Company.

Miss Tilden In Bridal Yesterday The Hanson Place Central Methodist Church was the scene of the wedding of Miss Phyllis Anne Tilden, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul L. Tilden of 1342 E. 34th and Maurice Jean Lefebvre of Toledo, Ohio, son of Mrs.

John L. Graham of Chicago, yesterday afternoon. The father of the bride officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a reception in the fellowship hall of the church. The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Commander Walter Clark Tilden, M.D., Medical U. S.

N. wore a gown of white organdy with illusion fingertip length veil. She carried white roses and lilies of the valley in an old-fashioned bouquet. Mrs. Frank Wilcox Webber Syracuse, N.

was bridesmaids matron of honor and the included Miss Charlotte Osgood of Albany, N. and Miss ricia Appleyard of Manhattan. They wore light blue tulle frocks over taffeta and carried old-fashioned nosegays of pink rosebuds and lilies of the valley. They also were. halos of blue tulle trimmed with lilies of the valley.

Le Roy Bradley Tilden, brother of the bride, was best man, and Walter Frederick Tilden of Manhattan, cousin of the the bride, and Robert Carleton Pierce of 'Floral Park, ushered. The bride, whose father chaplain and field secretary of the Methodist Hospital, received her education at Drew Seminary and Syracuse University, Class of '47. She taught art for two years in Amityville schools and for one year at New Hyde Park Hillside Grade School. Mr. Lefebvre attended Syracuse University.

He is a veteran of the Free French Army and is now associated with the U.S. Reduction Company, Toledo, After a wedding trip to Nantucket Island, the couple will make their home at Glenwood Toledo. Cedarhurst Set Plan Trips Abroad Cedarhurst, July 8-Plans have been made by many South Shore residents for trips abroad and to the West this year. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward R. Wardwell of Cedarhurst will sail on the Coronia, Cunard Line, July 19 for a six-week holiday in Europe. They will be accompanied by their sub-deb daughter, Miss Lelia Wardwell, a student at Miss Porter's School, Farmington. Conn. Mr.

and Mrs. Van Vechten Burger of Manhattan and Cedarhurst have sailed for a threemonth holiday in England and on the Continent with their children. Van Vechten Burger Jr. will go to camp in Switzerland, while his sisters, Miss Beverly Burger, a debutante of last season and student at Bennett Junior College, and Miss Evan Burger, who has another year at Farmington, will tour with their parents. Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Blount and family of Manhattan and Lawrence have left for the West. They will be at Valley Ranch, Wyo. A month's tour of the Canadian Rockies and the Northwest is the vacation plan of the E.

Herrick Lows. They have taken their debutante daughter, Elizabeth, and son, E. Holland Low, a sophomore at the University of Virginia, with them. Mr. and Mrs.

Monroe Apfelbaum of Woodmere and their daughter, Louise Anne Apfelbaum, home from the Oakwood School in Poughkeepsie, N. are on a month's vacation trip in 42-foot cabin cruiser to Lake Champlain. Among other their, members of the Lawrence Yacht Club joining them in their cruisers are Mr. and Mrs. David Roaman of Cedarhurst and their son, Martin Roaman, who was graduated recently from gut Academy.

The Morton Slifkas of Cedarhurst will follow shortly. BETROTHED Miss Rita Therese De Matti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Matti of 1347 E. 59th is the fiancee of James William Carney, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Carney of 1708 E. 54th St. Audrey C. Palmer G.

E. Strom Married Vesta, daughter of Mr. E. 29th and Jamesport, to Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Trozzo of yesterday in the R. C. Church of Our brocade, of the Langeman-Oneglia Wedding Yesterday The wedding of Miss Rosemarie Oneglia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Oneglia of 4115 Paulding Bronx, and Henry C.

Langeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Langeman of 6904 68th Glendale, took place, yesterday afternoon in Church of Our Lady of the Scapular of Mt. Carmel, Manhattan.

The Rev. Joseph Conroy officiated. A reception at the Gramercy Park Hotel, Manhattan, for close friends and relatives followed the ceremony. The bride. who was given in marriage by her father, wore an ankle length gown of white lace and tulle, and a fingertip length veil fastened to a lace cap.

She carried a cascade of lilies of the valley, white orchids and ivy. Miss Phyllis Oneglia was her sister's maid of honor. She wore a frock of pink organza in ballerina length, and a wreath of blue delphinium. Her bouquet was also of delphinium. Ernest Oettinger was Mr.

Langeman's best man. The ushers were Mario Oneglia brother of the bride, and Thomas Sullivan Jr. Following a wedding trip to Canada Mr. and Mrs. Langeman will reside in Manhattan.

Mrs. Langeman a graduate of the Bellevue Hospital School of Nursing, class of 1946, and is on the staff of Bellevue Hospital. Mr. Langeman was graduated from St. John's University Law School last month and is an alumnus of Brown University, and a member of Delta Upsilon.

Members Model Clothes At Sun and Surf Show The Sun and Turf. Club, Atlantic Beach, held a. fashion show Thursday during luncheon featuring bathing suits. Miss Mary A. Ball acted as chairman of the fashion show committee and Mrs.

Edward Malfred was the commentator. The club-member models were the Misses Pat Simonson, Carol Neuman, Carol Fromm, Anne Mary Campo, Barbara Denda, Bell, Mary Timmons, oyce Frank, Barbara Chane, Dorothy Berger, Christine Lyons and Mary Ellen Fallon. Marie Roselle Mrs. William Lanchantin Jr. Mary M.

Van Hook, Mr. Lanchantin Married The marriage of Miss Mary Margaret Van Hook, daughter of Mrs. Julia Van Hook of Fair Lawn, N. to William Eugene Lanchantin son of Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Lanchantin of Fair Lawn, formerly of Brooklyn, took place June 24 at St. Anne's Church, Fair Lawn. Offciating were the Very Rev. Roland Lillis of the Guardian Holy Cross Monastery, the Bronx, and the Rev.

Roland Fregault, assistant pastor of St. Anne's. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Joseph Paul Van Hook, wore a white. brocaded satin gown, with a train and a fingertip veil. Her bouquet was of white roses and baby's breath.

Miss Frances Van Hook was maid of honor for her sister. Miss Theresa Donahue of Wantagh was the bridesmaid. Thomes Hiler of Brooklyn best man. The ushers were Charles Van Hook and Matthew Barnes, cousins of the bride. The couple will take a trip through New England and will make their home in Leonia, New Jersey.

Mrs. Lanchantin is a graduate of St. John's High School, Paterson, N. J. Mr.

Lanchantin, who was graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School, served four vears with the Air Force in the Pacific theand is attending Fordham later, University School of Business. He is employed in the Manhattan office of the Honolulu Iron Works. A reception was held at the home of the bride's mother after a wedding breakfast for the bridal party. Miss Audrey Catherine Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter S. Palmer of 1021 80th and George 1 E. Strom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Strom of 1163 85th were married on June 24 at St.

Philip's P. E. Church. The bride wore a white organdy dress with fitted 1 bodice and bouffant skirt with a train. Her illusion fingertip veil was attached to an organdy cap with a crown lilies of the valley.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her sister, Mrs. Carl Johnson of Quincy, was matron of honor and Miss Dolores Fish and Miss Judy Fish, cousins of the bride. were bridesmaids. Carole Coschina was flower girl for her aunt.

All the attendants wore white, with embroidered taffeta underskirts organdy of various shades of violet. They had Juliet caps of white horsehair trimmed with violets and they carried pink roses and violets. Harry Wintle was best man and the ushers were Everett Coschina, brother-in-law of the bride, and Robert Brown. The bride is a graduate of Fort Hamilton High School and the University of the State of New York. Mr.

Strom, a graduate of Brooklyn Technical High School, attends Pratt Institute. Herbert Newlin Mrs. Maurice J. Lefebvre Loretta Rose Keenan's Marriage Made Known Mrs. John Joseph Keenan of 438 Clermont announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Loretta Rose Keenan, to Willard A.

Strandberg, son of Mrs. Anna Strandberg of 137 Garfield Place on June Queen of All Saints Church. The Rev. Francis O'Donnell officiated. A reception was held at the Washington Club.

The bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law. Francis Hoerburger. The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Miss Katherine Jane Keenan. Attendants were Mrs. Francis J.

Hoerburger and Miss Kathryn Fortune. The bride wore an ivory satin gown made with a high neckline of lace appliqued with a sateen flower, long sleeves, fitted bodice and full train. Her fingertip veil of net illusion was attached to a coronet trimmed with orange blossoms. She carried a white prayer book with white orchids and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor and bridesmaids wore white gowns and white horsehair picture hats trimmed with American beauty velvet.

The bridesmaids carried cascade bouquets of American beauty roses and the maid of honor, American beauty and white roses. John T. Ward was best man. Ushers included a brother, Rudolf C. Strandberg: Thomas M.

McDonald, Thomas O. Holter, and Ernest A. Joerren. Mrs. Strandberg is a graduate of the Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School and is employed by McBride's Ticket Agency.

Mr. Strandberg was graduated from Brooklyn College and City College of New York. Durling the war he served in the Merchant Marine. He is emas supervisor in the Department of Welfare and as a teacher by the Board of Education. After honeymooning in New York State, the couple will reside at 287 Adelphi St.

Edward William White Weds Marcella Murphy Miss Marcella Frances Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Murphy of 545 E. 14th Manhattan, became the bride yesterday morning of Edward William White of 586 79th son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John White, at the Immaculate Conception rectory, Manhattan. The Rev. Francis P. Bergin celebrated the nuptial mass.

A reception followed in the Park Suite of the Gramercy Park Hotel, Manhattan. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, Maurice Murphy, wore a white lace gown made in princess style with a high neck outlined in pearl beading, with a long train. Her white illusion veil was attached to a coronet of pleated illusion. She carried white roses and stephanotis. Mrs.

Gerald Kosmol, cousin of the bride, who was her, only attendant, wore apricot a wreath of delphinium, and carried a bouquet of delphinium and talisman roses. William Fleming was Mr. White's best man. The ushers were Mr. Fleming's brother, Robert Fleming, and Gerald Kosmol.

Following a wedding trip to Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs. White will live in Belle Harbor. Miss Mildred Jones Bride of L. I.

Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Nelson D. Jones of Whiteland, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mildred Jones, to Leonard I. Rosenberg, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert W. Rosenberg of 1212 Ocean Ave. The ceremony took place June 30 at the Christamore House, Indianapolis, Indiana. Mrs.

Rosenberg was graduated from Franklin College, Franklin, where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Rosenberg is a graduate of Brooklyn College and is studying for his doctor's degree in clinical psychology at Indiana University. LEARN TO SWIM Lessons and Plunge Hours Mondays thru Fridays BROOKLYN YWCA 30 Third B'klyn TR. 5-1190 BETROTHED- Miss Lorraine Schalhoub is engaged to Michael Zamalkany, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Zamalkany of Court St. Miss Schalhoub is the daughter of Mrs. R. Schal- houb of North Bergen, N.

J. David Berns Mrs. Peter P. Trozzo June A. Merz Becomes Mrs.

McDonough Miss June Ann Merz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Merz of 824 71st became the bride of Roger, Gregory MeDonough, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Roger McDonough of Rochester, N. at St. Bernadette's R. C. Church on June 24.

A reception followed in the Mirror Room of the Hotel Pierrepont. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a of imported Chantilly lace over slipper satin. The lace peplum fell into a full train. 'Her veil of imported French illusion was attached to crown of orange blossoms. She carried an heirloom ivory and ostrichplume fan trimmed with orchids and stephanotis.

Miss Julie Vella was maid of honor. She wore vellow French eyelet organdy. The Misses Loretta Devoy, Lisbeth Peacook, Audrey Moore and Elaine Merz, sister of the bride, all of Brooklyn, were bridesmaids. They were in ice blue gowns similar to that of the maid of honor and carried baskets of yellow marguerites and delphinium which matched their headpieces. Dick Massman of Rochester was best man.

The ushers were Warren Rider, Dean Don Calabrese, all Rochester, and Thomas Abate of Brooklyn, cousin of the bride. The bride is a graduate of Fontbonne Hall. Mr. McDonough was graduated from East High Rochester, and served a year and a half in the Army. Upon their return from a wedding trip to the Poconos, the newlyweds will return to Oswego Teachers College, Oswego, N.

to resume their studies. Mrs. William Kupper, formerly of Lawrence, house guest over the long holiday weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.

Prentiss at Hewlett, sailed yesterday on the Queen Mary, Cunard Line, for London to rejoin her husband, 20th CenturyFox executive. They will remain in England two more years. While here Mrs. Kupper visited with her children, who have moved from Hewlett to California. Kaufman Studio Mrs.

Donald W. Page Elaine Marie Ray Bride of D. W. Page Mr. and Mrs.

Fred O. Ray of 965 80th St. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Elaine Marie Ray, to Donald W. Page son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Page of Binghamton, N. on June 28 at St. Phillip's Episcopal Church. Both the bride and bridegroom were graduated from Oswego University in 1949. Mr.

Page is teaching industrial art in Whitney Point, N. Y. They will make their future home in Binghamton, N. where the bride will continue teaching. The couple left on a tour of the New England States on their honeymoon.

Third Son Born Word has been received of the birth of a third son to Dr. and Mrs. Talcott Bates of Valenzuela Springs, Rancho Aquajito, Monterey, formerly of Manhattan and Lawrence, on June 21 at Peninsula Community Hospital, Carmel, Cal. He will be named Anthony Stewart Bates. Mrs.

Bates is the former Margaret Schieffelin Pardee, daughter of Mrs. M. Trevor Pardee of Manhattan and Lawrence, and the late Dr. Irving H. Pardee of Manhattan and Mill Neck.

Jane Lyons BRIDE Mrs. Ignatius Lukasiewic is the former Marie Giorgio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Giorgio of 25-74 43d Astoria.

Her marriage to Mr. Lukasiewic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lukasiewic of 83 Ridgewood took place June 17 at St. Joseph's Church, Astoria.

Vang Studio IN BRIDAL- Mrs. Thorleif Melhus is 'the former Margit Jacobsen of 8414 4th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen of Korshamn, Norway. Her wedding took place in the Norwegian Zion Lutheran Church on May 20.

Mrs. Gudrun Pedersen was matron of honor for her sister and Arne Pedersen was best man. The Rev. O. Larsen officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a reception at the home of the bridegroom, 1046 83d St.

WEDDINGS BANQUETS Social Gatherings Hotel Brevoorl 5TH AVE. 8TH N. Y. C. Phone Pierre- -GR.

3-7300 ON CRUISE- Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bushman of 107 Brooklyn Ave.

sailed aboard the Queen of Bermuda of the Furness Bermuda Line on a vacation to the island. Mr. Bushman is an executive of the Palmolive, Company. Society Photos Mrs. Roger G.

McDonough Albert J. Kratz Weds Dale Ann Boshald Miss Dale Ann Boshald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boshald of St. Albans, was married July 2.

to Albert John Kratz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kratz of 60 Wolcott in the Church of the Transfiguration, Manhattan. A reception followed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Manhattan. The bride wore a white lace ankle-length dress and a shoulder-length illusion veil which was attached to a lace cap trimmed with pearls.

She carried a spray of white gardenias. Mrs. Edmond Kratz, the matron of honor, was attired in aquamarine crepe and lace. Edmond Kratz, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The couple will honeymoon upstate New York.

Ellen Margaret Sheehan Fiancee of Mr. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sheehan of Park Slope announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ellen Margaret Sheehan, to George Hunter, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Hunter of Bay Ridge. Miss Sheehan was graduated from Girls Commercial High School. Mr.

Hunter is a graduate of Manual Training High School and served with the United States Navy. A reception for the couple will be held today at BirchBrook Inn, Bronxville, N. Y. ON HONEYMOON Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Louis Saylor are pictured on the boardwalk at Virginia Beach, where they stayed at Marilyn's Inn. Mrs. Saylor is the former Ruth D. Tiedemann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Tiedemann of 805 Foster Ave. The couple were married at St. Rose of Lima Church by Monsignor James H. Casey, Two New 'Hoppy' Books Bill Boyd, who popularized the character of Hopalong Cassidy in films and on television, is the star of two new novelty books for children, "Hopalong Cassidy and Lucky at the Double Ranch" and "Hopalong Cassidy and Lucky at Copper Gulch," which Garden City publishes.

Designed for the 4-to-8-year-old Hoppy fans, each book features an original story, with full-color, illustrations of Bill Boyd and his pals in action, and a full-color photograph of Boyd and his horse, Topper, on the cover. CLARA LANE and her Unusual Enterprise From an Interesting Article by a Well-known Authority: "It is high time we had a reliable organization to which all unmatried people could write for legitimate leads. Too many oldsters snicker when one mentions this important problem. Our entire nation, however, depends on happy homes. We need professional orcanizations, introducing men and women of similar ages, tastes and cultural backgrounds for the purpose of life-long friendships." Twelve years ago I started opening the CLARA LANE FRIENDSHIP CENTERS as fast as it was possible and really it is "big business" today.

wish other enterprising people of stability with a few thousand dollars would write to me AS to how they too can operate friendship center. have been told that I have one of America's strangest large business enterprises. Sometimes I am called "marriage broker" though don't like the expression. What do is introduce people who are interested in making enduring friendships. Altogether in the past 10 years I have introduced more than 100,000 people.

"Cupid Is My Business" PILLARS OF MARRIAGE Success in marriage, Miss Lane says, is based on the following four pillars: 1. The two people involved must feel a deep need for each other. 2. They, must respect each other persons. 3.

They must have congenial tastes and ideals so that they can achieve a lasting companionship. 4. They must be determined to make their marriage work. With these four pillars to says Miss Lane, deep and abiding love is bound to flourish. CLARA LANE FRIENDSHIP CENTERS Open Daily-Sunday 12 to 8 Phone LUxemburg 2-2617 New York, Philadelphia, Newark, Washington, D.

St. Louis, ver, Phoenix, San Diego, Long Beach, Hollywood, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Fresno, and others under construction. Interested parties wishing to operate friendship centers in any part of the United States, write to Clara Lane. CLARA LANE Friendship Center 58 West 47th In Hotel Wentwarth. New York 19, N.

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