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fCATHKYN SCHAUMBERG<br />
Gordon Van Wagner, son of<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cardone of<br />
Wyoming: village is returning<br />
Thursday from an eight week's<br />
season at Pine Knoll Camp, Conway,<br />
New Hampshire.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Samue] Katz and<br />
daughter Adrienne, of Myrtle<br />
avenue are leaving Friday for<br />
Miami Beach where they will make<br />
their permanent home.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Baxter of<br />
South terrace and children, David<br />
and Janet returned last week<br />
from Stratford Inn, Avon-by-the-<br />
Sea, where they had spent two<br />
weeks. Janet entertained an Friday<br />
at a supper party to celebrate<br />
her fourth birthday. Her guests<br />
included Debbie Ott, Sally and<br />
Bobby Winkworth, Bobby Vail,<br />
MOTES «,NEWs/ OF IH*<br />
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Susan Spencer and Johnny Ohleon.<br />
Returning Sunday from a. two<br />
week's stay at Deer Isle, Maine,<br />
were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Knowlton<br />
and children, John, Peggy and<br />
Jimmy of Exeter road.<br />
Mr. and .Mrs. H. U. Braun of<br />
Ridgewood road will have as<br />
gueste this week and, Mr. and<br />
Mrs. George Lush of Seaford,<br />
Long Island.<br />
Mr. Gene Coraales of Wyoming<br />
avenue graduated last Thureday<br />
from Montclair State Teacher's<br />
College, receiving his Master's degree.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Consales spent<br />
the past week at Lake Winnepesaukee,<br />
Masfi.<br />
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Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
John Henson of Ocean street were<br />
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his mother, Mrs. Robert Henson<br />
of Conneaut, Ohio, and his sister,<br />
Miss Margaret Henson, a etudent<br />
at Miami University. Accompanying<br />
them were Mrs. Fred Marcy<br />
of Wellsville, Ohio, and Mrs. Ralph<br />
Glancy of St. Petersburg-, Florida.<br />
*<br />
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lamer and '[<br />
son Hank of Ridgewood road re-<br />
:urned Saturday from a vacation<br />
>f two weeks at Cape Cod Village<br />
and Ranch Club Commaquit,<br />
Mass. On their way, they visited<br />
... Lenox with their sons, Mark<br />
and Ricky at Camp Mah-Kee-Nac.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson<br />
of Edgewood terrace epent the<br />
past week af Tanglewood, enjoyng<br />
the Berkshire Musie Festival<br />
at Lennox, Mass.<br />
Returning last Friday from a<br />
vacation of two weeks in Burlington,<br />
Vermont, were Mr. and Mrs.<br />
C. V. Taplin of Ridgewood road.<br />
Accompanying them was their<br />
randdeughter, Susan Warner of<br />
North Syracuse.<br />
Gordon TurnSull, son of Mr. end<br />
Mrs. E. Stanley Turnbull of Sagamore<br />
road, returned home last<br />
week from a three week's motor<br />
trip to California. His brother,<br />
Allan, will leave September first<br />
for Toronto, where he will be<br />
with the Canadian office of the<br />
Prudential<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mead Walworth<br />
of Greenwood drive had as guests<br />
last week end, Mrs. J. E. Kennebeck<br />
and son John, of Omaha,<br />
Nebraska.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newhouse<br />
of Undercliff road returned recently<br />
from a plane trip to Albuquerque,<br />
New Mexico. Their son, Alan,<br />
is home from Fair Haven, N. T.<br />
Camp for boys. They will all<br />
leave Saturday for Columbus.<br />
Ohio, where they will visit relatives<br />
for "two weeks.<br />
Arriving on the Vedam yesterday<br />
from a tour of Havana and<br />
Nassau were Misg Marianne Dameo<br />
of 551 <strong>Millburn</strong> avenue and<br />
Miss Evelyn Selzsr of Short Hills<br />
avenue.<br />
Word has been received from<br />
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn.,<br />
that Arthur G. Von Thaden, son<br />
of Mrs. Arthur H. Von Thaden of<br />
6 Delwick lane has been accepted<br />
for admission to the freshman<br />
class there thie September.<br />
Recently returned from a winter<br />
at Coral Gables, Florida, are Mr.<br />
and Mrs-. F. P. Green of 40 Hillside<br />
avenue who now resume their<br />
residence there.<br />
•<br />
Marilyn Mook,<br />
Mr. Caufield Wed<br />
Miss Marilyn J. Mook, granddaughter<br />
of Mrs. Arthur Dietrich<br />
of South Orange, and the late Mr.<br />
Dietrich, and a former resident<br />
of <strong>Millburn</strong>, was married on Saturday,<br />
August 19 to James E.<br />
Caufield, IH, son of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Caufield, Jr. of 32 Stuyvesant avenue,<br />
Newark. The ceremony took<br />
place with a nuptial mass in St<br />
Mary's Abbey, Newark, Rev.<br />
Michael Collins, OSB, officiating.<br />
A reception was tield at Washington<br />
Inn Maplewood.<br />
The bride, daughter of the late<br />
Mrs. ;Anthony Racioppi, was given<br />
in marriage by her step father,<br />
Mr. Racioppi of Newark. She was<br />
attended by Miss Jean Reilly of<br />
Elizabeth, her former roommate at<br />
Endicott Junior College. Richard<br />
Dubois, Jr . of South Orange<br />
served as best man.<br />
Ushers were Ned Bergen,<br />
Charles Derivaux, and Walter R.<br />
Mook, III. brother of the bride,<br />
all of South Orange.<br />
Mrs. Caufield'a bridal gown was<br />
of white dotted Swiss trimmed<br />
with bands of quarter inch pleats.<br />
Her French illusion veil fell from<br />
a matching headdress, a half<br />
crown of ivy. She carried a prayer<br />
book with a spray of ivy. Miss<br />
Reilly wore dotted Swiss over<br />
emerald green taffeta and a half<br />
crown of ivy. She carried a bosket<br />
of ivy.<br />
The bride is a graduate of <strong>Millburn</strong><br />
High School and attended<br />
New Jersey College for Women;<br />
She was graduated from Endicott<br />
Junior College and is e. member<br />
of Phi Theta Kappa and Delta<br />
Psi Omega. Her husband is an<br />
alumnus of St. Benedict's Preparatory<br />
School, Newark, and Seton<br />
Hall University. He served two<br />
years with the Navy, including<br />
one in Japan. He is with the<br />
Newark Fire Department.<br />
The couple are now spending<br />
their honeymoon in the Poconos<br />
and will reside at 147 North 11th<br />
street, Newark on their return.<br />
Births<br />
Mr. »nd Mrs. A. H. Howells of<br />
Madison are the parents of a<br />
baby girl, born on August 2nd at<br />
Orange Memorial Hospital. Mrs.<br />
Howelle formerly was e teacher at<br />
'<strong>Millburn</strong> High School. She is the<br />
daughter of Mrs, W. H. Braley<br />
of Parkview drive.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Doerr of<br />
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Weds Ruth Elsum<br />
MRS. STEPHEN G. DOUGLAS<br />
The wedding of Ruth Mary<br />
Elsum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Thomas H. Elsum of Salem avenue,<br />
Elizabeth, and Stephen G.<br />
Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Stephen Douglas of Myrtle avenue,<br />
took place Saturday, August<br />
19 at the home of the bride. Rev.<br />
Raymond Doll, assistant pastor of<br />
Holy Trinity Church in Elizabeth<br />
performed the ceremony. The<br />
wedding was followed by a reception<br />
which was attended by 100<br />
guests and members of the families.<br />
The bride, who waa given in<br />
marriage by her father, wore a<br />
gown of ivory satinfprincese style,<br />
with a full court train. Her veil<br />
of heirloom ]ace was caught w.ith<br />
Hies of the valley. She carried a<br />
bouuet of white orchids, lines of<br />
the valley and ivy.<br />
Miss Dorie Smith of Livingston,<br />
maid of honor, was dressed in<br />
forest green taffeta and carried<br />
a colonial bouquet of yellow daisies<br />
and orchid pompone. Miss Marian<br />
Theiss of Livingston was bridesmaid<br />
and Patricia and Barbara<br />
| Cherkki, nieces of the bride, were<br />
flower girls. They were dressed<br />
Cvpress street announce the birth<br />
of their first child, a boy, at<br />
Orange Memorial Hospital on<br />
August 15. He" weighed eight<br />
j pounds, fourteen ounces and has<br />
| been named Douglas Edward.<br />
Mrs. Doerr ia the daughter of Mr.<br />
and Mrs. Elgin Marshall with<br />
whom the Doerrs make their<br />
home.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wenzel<br />
of Pasadena, California, announce<br />
the birth of a son, Paul<br />
Robert, on August seventh. Mrs.<br />
Wenzel Is the former Margaret<br />
Crawford, daughter of Mr. aod<br />
Mrs. Frank J. Crawford of Cypress<br />
street.<br />
•<br />
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Nordlio of<br />
Livingston are the parents of a<br />
baby boy born on August 3. Mrs.<br />
Nordlin is the ^former Ella Jensen,<br />
mueic teacher at <strong>Millburn</strong><br />
High School.<br />
Dr. and Mrs. invin Kimche of<br />
37 Rawley place announce the<br />
birth of a daughter at Overlook<br />
Hospital on August 15. She hi<br />
been named Tina. The Kimches<br />
also have a son, Robert, four years<br />
old.<br />
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in lighter shades of green and<br />
carried flowers similar to Miss<br />
Smith's.<br />
Richard Cherkin, brother-inlaw<br />
of the bride, was best man<br />
and John D. Aurnhammer, cousin<br />
of the groom, was usher.<br />
The couple are now on a motor<br />
trip through Canada and expect<br />
to live in East Orange when they<br />
return.<br />
Watchung Troops<br />
To Start Season<br />
The Union County Park Commission's<br />
Watchung Stables, Glenside<br />
avenue, Summit, has announced<br />
plans for opening its full<br />
fall schedule early next month.<br />
Now in its 16th year of organized<br />
activity featuring riding as a<br />
recreational project, especially for<br />
children, the next season will start<br />
formally Wednesday, September 6.<br />
On that day, according to T. N.<br />
Tully, stable manager, the Wednesday<br />
platoon of the Watchung Junior<br />
Troop will have its first ride.<br />
On successive. days of that week,<br />
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,<br />
other Junior Troop units will hold<br />
their first meeting.<br />
Membership in the Junior<br />
Troops, Mr. Tully said, includes<br />
both girls, and "boys, eight to 18<br />
I years and with or without riding<br />
experience. Another section of the<br />
Juniors will start its season of 10<br />
rides Monday, September 11, with<br />
others of this division beginning<br />
their rides on successive days of<br />
that week.<br />
.The Watchung Girls Troop, an<br />
organization for older girls, will<br />
have its first drills Tuesday, September<br />
12, and Friday, September<br />
15, continuing also for a M-Iesson<br />
series. It is open to girls 12 years<br />
old or over.<br />
As always, Mr. Tully explained,<br />
Watchung Stables will offer a<br />
string of ebout 40 capable and wellmannered<br />
horses, especially selected<br />
and trained to meet the exacting<br />
requirements of the County<br />
Park horsemanship training system,<br />
which has gained the distinction<br />
of being the largest organized<br />
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He also pointed out that the<br />
Watchung system includes an individualized<br />
horse assignment, generally<br />
changed each week, so that<br />
at no time is a rider mounted beyond<br />
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