MILLBURN SHOKTHILLS - Millburn Public Library

Special Services will be held
at Wyoming Church on Sunday.
June 14. It will be Family
Day and a Baccalaureate service
for the senior class of the High
School. The Wyoming Church
High School Choir will sing.
Miss Betty Crosier of Linden
street. Is an extra in the production
of Naughty Marietta,
which is being held at the Paper
Mill Playhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stanley Turnbull
of Sagamore road, attended
tbe Graduation Exercises at
Barnard College on Tuesday.
Their niece, Miss Faye Stoness
of Flushing. L. I., received her
degree. Their cousin, Miss Bertha
Bassam of Toronto, who
has had a year of absence from
the faculty of Toronto University
to study at Columbia, also
received her degree.
John Mills Jr.. son of Mr. and
Mrs, John Mills of Sagamore
road, had an illustrated article
'en his apartment roof garden,
In Hew York City, in the current
American Home- Mgazine.
Mrs. Charles E. Baxter of
Ivy terrace, has been elected
President of Sooth Mountain
\. Mrs. Baxter entertained
M committee chairman at tea
r home on Thursday.
Miss Marriet Pratt, daughter
I Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Pratt
Linden street, left on Thursfor
Ann Arbor, Mich., to be
at the wedding of
former roommate at the University
of Michigan. Miss Rita
ey and Dr. John Laux, who
be married on Saturday..
Pratt will go from Ann
Arbor to Estes Park, Col.,
where she will have a position
at the Hotel Stanley for the
Donald Shoffstall of Chestnut
street and Kenneth Barsby
of Rldgewood road, win
leave on Saturday for a week's
vacation In Lakrrtew, o.
By Kdltb Clifford
Professor Rhoda Reddig, of
the University of Michigan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Keddlg of Bags more road, Is
spending a week with her pareat-.
The MUUwra*Art Association
holding an exhibit in the
f of the Paper Mill piaythii
month.
Mr and Mrs*O. Moves Slaytan
of Wyoming avenue, have
returned from Middlebury, Vt,
where they attended the gradaattoo
of their daughter Miss
Loeene L. Slayton, Miss Slayton
was active in the Women's
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hockey, basketball and baseball
and was on the All Mldd basetall
team. She was a member
of the Mountain Club and vtce-
Dr. Garrison Young.!*,,
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president of her Junior class
and a member of Delta, Delta
Delta Sorority. Miss Carolyn
Slayton Is home for the summer
from Skldmore College.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl S. Pemiell
and daughter Marjory of 26
Baily road, spent last weekend
at the Hotel Dennis in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry R. Ripley of Maiden,
Mass., is spending' the
week as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Pereda of Cypress
street. Their guests for last
week-end were Mr. and Mrs.
Ripley Jr., of New York City.
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Miss Jane Oliphant was graduated
from Middlebury College
recently. She is living in Boston
where she has a position.
Miss Oliphant was a member
of Pi Beta Phi Sorority, vicepresident
of the senior class,
pledge advisor, assistant chairman
of the senior ball, member
of the Mountain Club and assisted
in the Home Economics
Department during her senior
year.
Miss Mathes To
He June Bride
On June 9th in the Christopher
Wren Chapel on the
campus of William and Mary
College, Williamsburg, Va., Miss
Joyce Mathes will become the
bride of Lieutenant Irvin Leslie
Malcolm, Battery F, 74th
Coast Artillery, stationed at
Portsmouth, Va.
The bride-elect who
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Carl Mathes of 171 Sagamore
road, will grduate the preceeding
day from William and Mary
College. She prepared at Buxton
and Millburn High School
Lieutenant Malcolm is the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs
Edgar L. Malcolm of Wilmington,
Del. He Is a graduate of
the University of Delaware
class of 1938. His honorary fra-
I*" 11 * *" " K appa Phi and
his social fraternity. Sigma Nu.
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Miss Marilyn Becker Of
Greenwood drive and Bob Ham
ilton of Seven Bridges road en
tertalned classmates of ' thP
senior class of Millburn HiEh
at the Wyoming club on Sat
urdy night.
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The Millburn &> Short Hills ITEM
Omans-Tavener
Calvary Methodist Church,
East Orange was the setting
last Saturday for the marriage
of Miss Prances Tavener, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
John Lofgren of Maplewood, to
Lieutenant John Paul Omans,
a graduate of the United States
Military Academy at West Point,
the class of 1942. Lieutenant
Omans is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Tessier of Glendale, •
California.
The Rev. C. C. Omans, grandfather
of the groom, and Dr.
Lloyd Ellis Foster, pastor of
Calvary Church, officiated.
The bride wore a gown of
ivory faille taffeta with net
insets of leaf design nd a long
veil of tulle fastened with a
coronet. She carried a shower
bouquet of yellow roses and
babies breath.
Mrs. Frederick K. Chase of
Lake Packanac, was matron of
honor. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. W. H. Tavener of Detroit,
sister-in-law of the bride, Miss
Barbara Litchfield of East
Orange and Miss Ruth Mieth
of Maplewood. The matron of
honor wore a gown of moss
green chiffon and the bridesmaids
gowns of pale yellow
chiffon. They all carried large
arm bouquets of mixed spring
flowers with matching flowers
in lieu of hats.
Mrs. Tessier, mother of the
groom wore a gown of light
blue chiffon with dusty-pink
accessories and Mrs. Lofgren a
gown" of apple green summer
crepe with accessories in coral
pink.
Lieutenant Wm. Burr Clark
of Oregon, classmate of the
groom at West Point was best
man. The ushers were Dr. Warren
Hoover Tavener, brother of
the bride, Lieutenant J. F. Davis,
Lieutenant Andrew Weigel
and Lieutenant Mark H. Terrel.
The reception at the home
i the I Hide, 161 Sagamore road
followed the ceremony.
tter a wedding trip Lieutenin
and Mrs. Omans will be
stai loned at Port Knox, Kentucky.
Millbum
Mrs. Roderick Bohl, the former,
Miss Grace Johnson of
Duncan street, was honored on
Tuesday night with a surprise
miscellaneous shower given by
Mrs. Clyde Hiseler and Mrs.
Philip Chase at the former's
residence on Bodwell terrace.
Forty-three guests were present.
Mrs. Bohl's was married on May
18th. Her husband is with the
U. S. Army at Fort Bragg, N. C.
Miss Sara Pritchard of Glen
Hill lane, returned last week
from Elmira College. On Tuesday
she went to Garden City;
L. I., to attend a houseparty of
Elmlra classmates. They will go
to Bay Head for the week-end.
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At a nuptial mass at 10
o'clock on May 30th, in Woodford,
Va., Samuel Albanese,
took as his bride, MIM Anna
Minarchi, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Minarchi of that
place. The bridegroom to the
son of Mrs. Teresa Albanese of
307 Millburn avenue and the
late Mr. Albanese. The ceremony
took place In St. Mary's
Catholic Church with Rev.
Newlon, officiating.
The bride's sister, Miss Pauline
Minarchi was her only attendant.
George Minarchi, the
bride's brother, was beat man-
Mrs. Albanese graduated from
Woodford High School and
Drake Business School. Mr. Albanese
was graduated from
Millburn High School and Is a
Teller at the First National
Bank of Millburn. After a wedding
trip the couple will reside
at 307 Millburn avenue.
Mrs. Teresa Albanese and her
daughter-in-law Mrs. Patrick
Albanese, also of Millbtfrn avenue,
attended the wedding, returning
home on Sunday.
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Miss Mildred Schroeder, who
will be married Saturday, June
8 to James Philip Cahtll of
Arlington was entertained at
v a surprise miscellaneous shower
by her friends at the home
of Mrs. Dan Lowney of 24
Blan reet. She received
man .• gifts. Thane pres-
ent were: Mrs. Edward Lynch.
Mrs. Vincent Schauler, Mrs.
Dan Lowney, Mrs. Charles Mac-
Fadden, Mrs. Frank Keenan.
Miss Anna Mielke, Mrs. John
Coughlan, Mrs. T. Matthews,
Mrs. T. Garrabrant, Mrs. Edward
Bontempo, Mrs. S. Chlaravallo,
Mrs. John Storey, Mrs.
John Dal ton, Mrs. Wm. Tighe
Sr., Miss Angela Chlaravallo,
Miss Letitia Lynch, Mrs*. W.
Maher, Miss Bernice Schroeder,
Miss Dorothy Schroeder, and
Mrs. F. G. Schroeder of' Millburn,
Miss Dolores Burns of
Newark and Mrs. John Schilling
of South Orange.
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fbe Mariner's Ship Of Mlll-
I MI, ihe Neptune, had their
Bna! meeting-and picnic supper
at the cabin on Mondaj
Mrs. Robert Cowan, skipper
presented awards. Mrs Lester
Germer and Mrs. Herman
Pritchard received the five
year service pin for service In
the Pilot Committee. The ten
year stripe was presented to
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the Misses Oonstsu wan,
Elenor Ouenther,
ard and Prances MlnartL
Miss Barbara Oobitrn of Millburn
avenue, will entertain stt»
enteen friends for Uie? t»le«>
end at her summer home la
Netcong.
Short Hills
Kieta and Otnger Wilder,
daughters of Mr- and Mrs. li
P. Wilder of White Oak Mtf*
road, returned on Monday from
PottsvUle. Pa. what* they
visited Johanne Mart* SUM*
Friday.
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Miss Florence DTfawlo of Rochester,
WM the week-end
guest of Mr, and Mrs. Leroy
Von der Tann of Exeter road.
Mrs. O. A. Bhann of stunwood
place will entertain sttten
ladles for dinner on sMturdsy
night.
Jack Helm of Mkihurst road,
will leave about June It tor lot
University of Virginia. Jaek •
a member or the graduating
class ai Mtllbum High School.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roy
of New York were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. ML J. Mc€»te
of Great Oak drive.
Mr. and Mrs.* Irvine Day of
Ardmore, Pa. were the guest*
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oe'atU
of 28 Martlndale road, ow
Memorial Day week-end.
Mrs. Bernard F, Day tad
daughter Linda, of Old Short
Hills road, will move. July 1st
to make their home \t\ Chevy
Chaw, Md Lieutenant Day i»
stationed in Washington. Tht
ot her Day daughters), Thyns,
Joanne and Mrs. Day's trite*
Laura Barrett, will leave iht
same day for Camp Owatsa in
the Poconos, for the summer.
On Tuesday Julius Van Wag*
enen, son of Mr. and Mrs. E
W. Van Wagenen. Jr.. will bt
graduated from Drew University.
His brother Olenn. has
completed his freshman year at
Cornell where he la taking
Hotel Administration. Glenn
will spend the summer work*
ing in the Hotel Champlaln. on
Lake Champlaln.
Mrs. Robert B. Green. Jr. I*
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Swansun of Meadowbrook road.
Mrs. Green is the former 111*
Louise Richards, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Richard*
formerly of Wyoming av
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