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Nancy Thurber Of Providence
Fiancee Of Robert 11. Sedgwick
Miss Robinson
Is Bride Of
D. A. Witherell
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Nancy Aon
Thurber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick B. Thurber of Providence, R.I., to Robert Holley
Sedgwick of Providence, son of
Mrs. Augustus V. Sedgwick of 60
West Broad Street and the late Mr.
Sedgwick, by the bride-elect's parents. The wedding is planned for
Jan. 10.
Miss Thurber attended the Grier
School in Birmingham, Pa.. Miss
Choate's School, Brookline, Mass.,
The marriage of Miss Mary
Keith Robinson, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Harry S. Robinson of the
Park Plaza Apartments, to Douglas A. Witherell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Witherell of Harwich,
Mass., took place Saturday in the
rectory of Saint Peter's Episcopal
Church, Port Chester. The Rev.
Lewis R. Howell officiated at the
2 P.M. ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of A.B.
Davis High School and attended
the Cape Cod Secretarial School in
Hyannis, Mass. A former member
of the Sub Debs of the Westchester
Woman's Club and of Phi Pi Psi
Sorority, she was associated with
the Gramatan National Bank of
Bronxville prior to her marriage.
Mr. Witherell was graduated
from Harwich High School. He recently r e t u r n e d from. Korea,
where he served as a sergeant
with the 300th Field Artillery. He is
now associated with the National
Cranberry Association in Cape
Cod.
After a wedding trip to Washington, the couple will reside in
Harwich Port, Mass.
Sylvea German,
Mr. Yackriowitz
Are Married
The marriage of Miss Sylvea S.
German, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis German of 231 South Fulton
Avenue, to Pincus M. Yacknowitz,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Yacknowitz of Englishtown, N.J., took
place at a 2:30 P.M. ceremony
yesterday in the home of the bridegroom's parents. Rabbi Irving
Greenberg officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a
reception for 50 guests in Astoria
Mansion, New York.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a white nylon ballerina-length gown, fashioned with
a buttoned bodice, stand-up collar,
cuffed dolman sleeves and flared
circular skirt. A pale lilac veil was
arranged from a matching headpiece of violets, and she carried
a white Bible with sweet peas.
Mrs. Eli Pinsker of Mount Vernon was matron of honor for her
Bister, gowned in royal blue taffeta and carrying white gardenias.
Herman Young of Bronx, brother of the bridegroom, was best
man.
After a motor trip South, the
couple will reside in Englishtown.
The bride is a graduate of A. B.
Davis High School and a former
member of the National Council of
Jewish Women. She was affiliated
for four years until her marriage
with the Government of Israel as
secretary to the Economic Consul
at the Consulate General of Israel
In New York City.
Mr^ Yacknowitz is a graduate of
Rutgers University and formerly
taught mathematics in Englishtown. He has been engaged in poultry farming for the past 12 years
In Englishtown.
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MR. AND MRS. ERNEST WARREN FAUSER
Doris Henssel, Ernest Fauser
Wed In Candlelight Ceremony
At a 5:30 P. M. candlelight ser- Steel and Mrs. Robert Penny of
vice Saturday in the Vernon Yonkers, cousins of the bride, Mrs.
Heights Congregational Church, Richard Seisz, also of Yonkers,
Miss Doris Ann Henssel, daughter and Mrs. Peter Fauser of Flushof Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence ing. They also carried bouquets of
Henssel of 375 East Fifth Street, chrysanthemums. Flower girl, Holwas married to Ernest Warren ly Jane Steel of Yonkers, wore a
Fauser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst pink tulle dress and crown of
Fauser of 2019 Haight Avenue, pink roses and carried a basket of
Bronx.
roses.
The Rev. Robert G. Davis ofJack Fauser of Cincinnati, Ohio,
ficiated at the ceremony. Mrs. was best man for his cousin. UshCarl Licht and Miss Barbara ers were Mr. Steel, and three other
Bronson, both of Mount Vernon, cousins of the bridegroom, Peter
were organist and soloist, respectively. A reception for 85 guests Fauser of Flushing, Robert Reuhl
of Spring Valley, N. Y., and Frank
was held in the Hotel Hartley.
Escorted by her father, the bride Reuhl of Mahwah, N. J.
After a wedding trip to Skytop in
was attired in a white satin gown,
fashioned with a Queen Anne Col- the Poconos, the couple will reside
lar, and a fingertip-length veil ar- at 4755 White Plains Road, Bronx.
ranged from a lace and bead-trim- The bride is a graduate of A.B.
med white satin headdress. She Davis High School and a former
carried a bouquet of white or- president of Delta Phi Sorority.
chids and stephanotis.
She is with the County Trust ComMiss Joan Ann Henssel of Mount pany. A graduate of Christopher
Vernon was maid of honor for Columbus High School, Bronx, Mr.
her sister, gowned in powder blue Fauser received a B.S. degree in
bengaline with matching veil on education at New York University.
her hair and carrying yellow chry- A veteran of 17 months' service
with the Army in Germany, he is
santhemums.
Other attendants, wearing tur- a physical education teacher at
quoise b e n g a l i n e gowns and the Allen Stevenson School, New
matching veils were Mrs. Charles York.
A musical program will follow
the business meeting of the Evening Branch of the National Council of Jewish Women tomorrow night at YM-YWHA. The program, which will begin at 9:30
P. M., will include dances by Miss
Carol Sherman and piano selections by Miss Carol Silverman. A
social hour will follow.
Sunday Nighters
Elect Arthur Letts
A group has been formed at the
YM-YWHA for high school graduates. Meetings will be held every
Sunday night. Called the Sunday
Nighters, the club at its organizational meeting last night named
Arthur Letts, president; Alan Geist
vice president; Miss Helen Levine,
secretary; and Miss Claire Frant,
treasurer.
Elected committee chairmen
were Stanley Schillinger, Miss
Louis Spears and Miss Beverly
Caroline.
For an opening program which
will be held Dec. 7, the group will
gee films followed by a discussion
on "What Do We Expect From
Marriage?" The meeting will begin at 8 P.M.
A dance is being planned for
Dec. 21 at the YM-YWHA.
Miss Elsie Annette Nelson, vet and carrying mixed chrysandaughter of Brigadier and Mrs. C. themums, was maid of honor. Miss
Emil Nelson of 34 Melrose Ave- Mary Wiberg of Worcester, sisnue, was married at a 4 P.M. cere- ter of the bridegroom, and Miss
mony Saturday in the Salvation Mildred Smith of Hartford, Conn.,
Army Chapel, 2117 Washington were bridesmaids, attired in blue
Avenue, the Bronx, to Samuel Wi- velvet gowns and carrying bouberg of Rochester, son of Major quets of mixed chrysanthemums.
and Mrs. Hugo Wiberg of WorcesSven Wiberg of Worcester was
ter, Mass.
best man for his brother, and
The bride's father, commander ushers were Hugo Wiberg of Hartof the Metropolitan Division of ford and David Wiberg of Worcesthe Salvation Army, with head- ter, also brothers of the bridequarters in Yonkers, next week groom.
The bride was graduated from
becomes commander of the Ali Newton (Mass.) High School and
bany area division.
the Katharine Gibbs
Maior
Wibere
officiated at the
School, New
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ceremony, William Bearchall of York City, and attended the ChanSpringfield, Mass., was pianist, dler School for Women, Boston,
and Mrs. John Johnson of Tea- Mass. She is associated with the
neck, N.J., aunt of the bride, wag Chemical Construction Corporasoloist. A reception followed at tion, New York.
The bridegroom, whose father is
the chapel.
Salvation Army Corps officer in
Given in marriage by her father, Worcester, was graduated from
the bride wore a white taffeta East H a r t f o r d (Conn.) High
gown, fashioned with a cape, and School and from Trinity College,
a fingertip-length veil. She car- Hartford. He is attending graduried white chrysanthemums.
ate school at the University of
Miss Lynda Jane Cogan of Rochester. The couple will reside
Yonkers, gowned in maroon vel- in Rochester.
Barnard Alumnae Board Member
Engaged To Dr. Thomas Kaicher
The engagement of their daughter, Miss Annette Marie Auld, to
Dr. Thomas V. Kaicher, son of Dr.
Francis A. Kaicher of 8 Midland
Gardens, Bronxville, and the late
Mrs. Kaicher, has been announced
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Auld Jr.
of Flushing, L. I.
Miss Auld is a graduate of the
Mary Louise Academy, Barnard
College a n d t h e Management
Training P r o g r a m of Radcliffe
College. A member of the Alumnae Board of Barnard College, she
is alumnae president of her class,
president of the Association of
Hospital Personnel Executives in
New York City and a member of
the New York Personnel Management Association.
Dr. Kaicher was graduated from
St. John's Preparatory School in
Brooklyn, Holy Cross College and
the Duke University College of
Medicine and served w i t h t h e
Army during World War II in
Europe. An interne at Duke Hos-
pital, Durham, N.C., he has been
appointed to a surgical interneship
for the coming y e a r at K i n g s
County Hospital, Brooklyn.
The couple will be married on
Jan. 17.
FreeSynagogueEnds
Four-Day Bazaar
Wearing apparel was purchased
for children in Israel by the Men's
Club and Women's Guild of the
Free Synagogue of Westchester
during the four-day bazaar which
closed at the synagogue yesterday.
Mrs. Leonard Levy, bazaar
chairman, reports that all merchandise contributed was gold and
that the number of persons attending was in the thousands. More than
100 cakes and pies baked by synagogue members were sold during
the four-day period.
YULE BRIDGE TOMORROW
Court Americus 101, Catholic
Daughters of America, will hold
a Christmas charity bridge tomorrow at 8:30 P.M. in the Westchester Woman's ClUb.
UNLESS YOU SAVE $50
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or DINING ROOM!
DELTA PHI TO MEET
Delta Phi Sorority will meet
at 8 o'colck tonight in the home
of Miss Mary Milani, 42 Claremont Place.
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In a getting of white gladioli,
pompons and palms in Saints Peter
and Paul Church yesterday, Miss
Vivian Joan Lambrosa, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Lambrosa of 175 Crary Avenue, became
the bride of Samuel Zezze, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cosimo Zezze of 21
East Broad Streeet.
The Rev. Michael Flannery officiated at the 4:30 P. M. ceremony
and the bride's cousin, Mrs. John
Petiya of this city, was soloist.
A reception for 175 guests was
held in the Hotel Gramatan,
Bronxville.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore a gown of Alencon lace over
ivory satin. Her fingertip - length
veil of silk illusion fell from a
tiara of pearls and rhinestones.
With her prayer book, she carried
white orchids and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Richard Mirsky of Mount
Vernon, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor, attired in a Nile
green iridescent taffeta gown and
matching headpiece trimmed with
seed p e a r l s and rhinestones.
B r i d e s m a i d s , g o w n e d in
emerald green, were the Misses
Joan Zezze, sister of the bridegroom, Barbara Benson and Josephine Madatto, all of Mount Vernon, and Rose Ann Piazzi of Pelham. All the attendants carried
cascades of rust and yellow
pompons and yellow gladioli.
Nicholas Zezze of this city was
his brother's best man. Ushers
were Philip Lambrosa Jr., brother of the bride, and Mr. Mirsky,
both of this city, and John DeRienzo, cousin of the bridegroom,
and Anthony Pane both of Bronx.
The bride and the bridegroom
both were graduated from A. B.
Davis High School. Mrs. Zezze is
a past president of Phi Zeta Sorority and is associated with the
Shell Oil Company. Mr. Zezze, who
served three years in the Coast
Guard during the last World War,
is an assistant fur designer with
Gunther Jaeckel Inc. in New York
City.
The couple are taking a wedding
trip to The Reefg in Bermuda.
60 ATTEND BREAKFAST
Sixty members of the Catholic
Youth Organization of Saints
Peter and Paul Church attended
a Communion breakfast In the
church auditorium following 10:30
A.M. Mass yesterday.
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Miss Lambrosa
Ts Bride Of
Samuel Zezze
FETES HOSTESSES
• Mrs. Benjamin Fiering, president of the Mount Vernon Evening League of the Hebrew National Orphan Home entertained
at a tea in her home at 205 Bradley Avenue Friday afternoon for
hostesses of a luncheon slated for
Dec. 2 In the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel in New York City. Those
attending drew numbers from a
bowl for table locations at the
luncheon.
CHARITIES TO BENEFIT
A sale of new merchandise will
be held during tonight's Junior
Aid League meeting in the YMYWHA. Proceeds will be used to
help continue supplying milk,
clothing and nursing care for the
needy and sending childrenf to
camp. The event, open to the public, will gtart at 8:30, and at 10
o'clock refreghments will be served
in the library.
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and the Mary C. Wheeler School in
Providence. She is an alumna of
the Academie Moderne, Boston,
and made her debut at the Deubtante Assembly Ball, Providence,
in 1948.
Mr. Sedgwick is an alumnus of
A. B. Davis High School and was
with the Army Signal Corps for
more than three years dilring the
last World War. Two of those years
were spent in the European theater, "he now is slaes representative
in Providence for the Lone Star
Cement Corporation.
Miss Elsie A. Nelson Wed
To Salvation Army Major's Son
Music Program
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THE DAILY ARGUS, MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, i952
WOMEN'S PAGE
GOLDEN WEDDING »wniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Cerprntior of 625 Eaulh Lscnr.d
dny with a family dinner in
Mayer's Parkway Restaurant,
Bronx. Married Nov. 24, 1902, in
(Vernon Studio)
MRS. S A M U E L ZEZZE
QUEEN of the Autumn Cotillion of the Junior League to the
Mount Vernon Hospital held
Saturday night in Pelham Country Club was Mrs. Ralph Tuc-
Miss Esposito
Is Wed To
Ion a Teacher
Favorite characters of history
and fiction were impersonated at
the Couples Club of Sinai Temple's
costume party Saturday night at
Sinai Temple Community Hall and
the best walked off with prizes for
their disguises.
Mr. and Mrs. William Krasilovsky were awarded the prize for the
most original costume. They were
dressed as picture frames. Mr. and
Mrs. William Uttal as Caesar and
Cleopatra won the most beautiful
costume award, and Dr. and Mrs.
Emanuel Polis dressed as Scotsmen won the prettiest costume
prize. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rasher were awarded a prize for the
most Oriental costume, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Jaffe dressed
as a flapper and organ grinder
won the funniest costume award.
Planners for the ball were Mr.
and Mrs. David Kossin, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Spiegel, Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
Zeitler and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Hochberg.
MADE DEFENSE CHAIRMAN
Miss Lorraine M. Rouget, president of the Mount Vernon Business and Women's Professional
Club, has appointed Miss Dorothy
Segelke civil defense chairman of
the club.
JUDEANS SLATE FILM
The film, "Sincerely Yours," will
be shown to members of Young
rtJudea at their meeting In the
YM-YWHA tonight. Miss Linda
Berman will preside at the meeting which opens at 7:15.
DIXIE SNOW MELTING
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) —The
big Dixie snow has largely melted
under warm sunshine, but communications snarled by Friday's
IS to 22-inch fall were still spotty
early today.
Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
Mrs. Tuccillo Crowned Queen
Of Junior League Cotillion
Mrs. Ralph Tuccillo was crowned queen of the annual Autumn
Cotillion given Saturday night at
Pelham Country Club by the Junior League to the Mount Vernon
Hospital. As an added surprise feature, Leonard Fendrich Was crowned king because of his outstanding
assistance towards the success of
the dance, according to an an-
Sisters To Give
Attendance Award
nouncement made by Miss Gloria
Orsenigo. chairman.
Mrs. Tuccillo was the league
member who sold the most ticket*
to the affair. Both king and queen
received glittering crowns and re*
ceived several gifts.
Approximately 350 persons attended the cotillion held from 9
P. M. to 2 A. M. and featuring
dancing to the music of Larry
Kent and his orchestra.
Carrying out the Thanksgiving
motif were the decorations of the
ballroom. Proceeds realized from
the affair will benefit Mount Vernon Hospital.
New'53
Parties Highlight
Manor Club Play
A party in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A.. F. Maxwell of 36 Hillcrest
Drive, Pelham Manor, was one of
several events held Saturday night
in conjunction with the Manor Club
of Pelham's production of Anita
Loos' "Happy Birthday," held in
the clubhouse Friday and Saturday
nights.
Among 60 guests attending the
Maxwells' party were cast members and officers of the club's Drama Section.
Prior to Saturday's performance,
Mrs. Gordon Miller entertained for
her husband, supervisor of the
Town of Pelham, at a birthday
party in their home at 85 Clifford
Avenue, Pelhamwood.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lorenz entertained 25 guests at an after
theater party in their home at 534
Pelham Manor Road, Pelham Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Joyce
Jr., of 160 Pelhamdale Avenue,
Pelham Heights, entertained at a
supper in their home and a theater
party. Their guests were Irving
W. Lyon and Mrs. Lyon, president
of the Manor Club, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Woods and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur DuBois.
ST. NICHOLAS DAY, DEC. 4
TARRYTOWNReviving an old Dutch custom,
St. Nicholas Day will he celebrated at Philipse Castle at 3 P.M.
Dec. 4. School children will attend
the event which will be sponsored
by Sleepy Hollow Restorations Inc.
GOOD SALAD: Mix a diced unpeeled red apple with a half cup
of diced celery, a half cup of mayonnaise and two sliced ripe bananas. Served on crisp lettuce and
garnish with pecan halves.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church, the couple are the paren»-*, of seven children and have
e'.gbt grandchildren. The Carpent e r s plan to spend the Wintar
In Florida, — Photo by Vernon
Studio.
right, are Mr. Tuccillo; Miss Lillian Fendrich, committee mem»
her; Miss Gloria Orsenigo, «<£,
tillion chairman; and Henxjf
Berkowitz, all of Mount Vernon.
— Staff Photo.
The marriage of Miss Rosalie
Esposito, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Esposito of West
Brighton, Staten Island, to Joseph
Cammarosano, son of Mrs. Louis
Cammarosano of 76 North Fulton
Avenue and the late Mrs. Cammarosano, took place at 11:30 A.M.
Saturday in St. Benedict's Church,
West Brighton. The Rev. John J.
Tobin officiated at the ceremony,
which was followed by a reception
in the home of the bride's parent*.
The bride, wearing a white sliper satin gown trimmed with ChanThe woman who has the best attilly lace and embroidered with
tendance
record as member of the CHORAL REHEARSAL
paillettes, was given in marriage
by her father. Her fingertip-length Westchester 34, United Order of
The Choral Group of the West*
veil was arranged from a crown True Sisters, will be given an Chester Woman's Club will meet
of seed pearls, and she carried a award when the group meets to- at 10:30 A.M. tomorrow in the
prayerbook with white orchids and morrow at 12:45 P.M. in the Ma- First Presbyterian Church to resonic Temple. The meeting will in- hearse for a concert slated for
lilies of the valley.
clude a business session and a so- the Women's Society meeting of
Miss Corinne Esposito of West cial
hour.
the church on Dec. 5. Mrs. Carl
Brighton was her sister's maid of
Licht
is directing, and Miss Doris
During
the
meeting
donated
artihonor. Her gown was persimmon
velvet and nylon net, and she cles for the next cancer sewing Voester is accompanist. Mrs. RuBorn.s'een is chairman Of
wore a matching cap of velvet. meeting on Dec. 16 will be collect- c'oloh
1' -1 c' TP.I ';roup.
Her flowers were green pompons ed.
arranged in a cascade.
Louis Cammarosano of Mount
Vernon was his brother's best man.
Ushers were Joseph Esposito of
West Brighton, the bride's brother, Now... a glamorous new car to make the highway
and Patrick De Meo of Mariner's ,
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When they return from their I
wedding trip through the South,
the couple will live in this city, j
The bride was graduated from •
Curtis High School in St. George,
Staten Island, and Spencer Busi-j
ness School in New York City. She
ii associated with Rohner Gehrig
and Company Inc., New York
City.
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Mr. Cammarosano is an alumnus
of A. B. Davis High School, Fordham University and New York
University Graduate School. Now
studying for his Ph. D. in economics at Fordham University, he
is an instructor in finance and economics at Iona College in New
Rochelle.
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Featured By
Couples Club
the truth
•bout
eillo, pictured second from left.
Mrs. Tuccillo received her crown
as the league member who had
sold the most tickets to the
cotillion. Shown with her, left to
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