HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N.Y., THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1963 19 Katia Nolin Is Married Plays Slated mmmmm^ Aides Feted ! Joseph W. Shannon HI Weds In Double Ring Ceremony For Young At At Blythedale At Nuptial Mass In Jersey In a double ring ceremony Saturday, Miss Katia Maria Tappan Zee By Patients The marriage of Miss Catherine Nolin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Borgstedt, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Henry Nolin of 13 Bron- NYACK— VALHALLA— William F. Borgstedt of Ho- son Ave., Eastchester, was mar­ Five all-time favorites have The children at Blythedale boken, N. J., and Joseph W. ried to Garrison A. Marsted, son been selected for the children's Children's Orthopedic Hospital .Shannon III, son of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen shows at the Tappan Zee Play­ and Rehabilitation Center gave a : Mrs_ j h w shannon j,.. of Marsted of Cortland. house this summer. party yesterday for volunteer • 01 ., . , , The Rev. Herbert W. Hansen The schedule is "Snow White workers who have served at the j81 ">att Ave< has hccn an" performed the ceremony in Scars- and the Seven Dwarfs," July 2; hospital during the past year, j nounced today. dale Community Church. "Alice in Wonderland," July 16; The program opened with wel-j Thc wccding took placP Satur. Given in marriage by her "Tom Sawyer," July 30; "Cin­ coming remarks by Mrs. William ; day at Sts Peter and Paul father, the bride had Miss Sarah derella," Aug. 13 and "Treasure II. Stein of New York, president, Cnurch in Hoboken with Msgr. Louise Nolin, her sister, as maid Island," Aug. 27. of the board of trustees and by John A \veisbrod officiating and of honor. Miss Barbara Anne Each production will be pre­ Robert Stone, executive director. celebrating the 11 a.m. Nuptial Marsted, sister of the bridegroom, sented by the Dolphin Stage It was announced that under Mass. was a bridesmaid and Martha Players of New York. All per­ the professional direction of Mrs. Nolin, the bride's sister, was formances are Tuesdays, at 11 Ruth Saron, volunteers have been The bride daughter of the. late junior bridesmaid. a. m. and 1 p. m. Special rates used in the areas of remedial Mr. Borgstedt, was escorted in R. Alan Myhal of Weathers- are offered for groups of 25 or reading, tutoring, recreation, in­ marriage by her cousin, Eugene field, Conn., was best man and more. cluding scouting groups, pho­ J. Skratt. Miss Sheila Sullivan ushering were W. Anthony Shay Further information can be ob­ tography, office assistance, meal­ was maid of honor and other of Cortland, Jeffrey G. Marsted tained from the Tappan Zee Play­ time assistance, gardening, dance bridal attendants were Mrs. of Hamden, Conn., cousin of the house, Nyack. movement, music and religion. William Loughrey and Miss Betty bridegroom, and Bruce J. Nolin In addition to these areas, vol­ Gillon. of Scarsdale, the bride's brother. unteers with special abilities in Robert Mahlman was best man Theresa Sinclair, a cousin of languages, science and mathe­ and ushering were Prank Driscoll the bride, and John H. Sinclair, 18th Festival matics will be needed when and John Halldfan. MRS. JOSEPH W. SHANNON III her brother, were flower girl school resumes in the fall. (Gary GJadstone) A reception was held at the I and ring bearer respectively. MRS. FREDERIC F. AUSTIN Mrs. Margaret Atwood, direc­ The bride is a graduate of Set Saturday tor of the Volunteer Service Bur­ Casino-in-the-Park, Lincoln Park, | Eastchester High School, West­ eau of Westchester, White Plains, Jersey City. Smith A wards chester Business School, and At Caramoor was a special guest. A graduate of the Academy of i __(Cre*t Studlo_ tended Cazenovia Junior College. Helen Austin Named Head Mrs. Robert Levinson of New the Sacred Heart in Hoboken and j N — MRS. G. A. MAR8TED Up to the time of her marriage, "^J^ „ , York, chairman of the volunteer Katharine Gibbs School in New Degree To + she was a secretary to one of Thc 18th annual Caramoor Fes- committee, gave the awards to: York, the bride is a secretary, | the editors of House Beautiful tival of outdoor concerts opens Of College Public Relations Mrs. Arthur Traxler of Harts- with a New York advertising Magazine in New York City. j Saturday evening with a concert Mrs. Raskin of dale, 600-hour bar; Robert White agency. Walter Carey, Mr. Marsted was graduated Spanish and English music Mrs. Frederic F. Austin of .Mrs. Austin at 76 Rockledge and Mrs. Peter Gettinger of Judith Raskin, daughter of Mrs. An afternoon concert of cham­ Mr. Shannon was graduated. from Mercersburg Academy and Lawrence Park West, whose ' Load, the faimily lived for many White Plains, pins; Mrs. William from Roosevelt High School, at- | Hairy Raskin of5o Bajart Place Syracuse Univeristy, College of ber music is set for Sunday. professional background has in- years on North Broadway. Her William, Mrs. Melvin Turkel, tended St. Lawrence University and the late Mr. Raskin, was Mamaroneck Business where he was vice pre­ The Caramoor Orchestra, a eluded public relations and news- lathe r, a New York sales both of Scarsdale, and Mrs. Han- in Canton, N. Y., and is a awarded an honorary degree this sident of Lambda Chi Alpha P^tSlrS jrP^i Pnin"? PaP« ^ork, has been named engineer,' died in- July, 1937/ si Ungar of Briarcliff Manor, fraternity and of Sigma Iota | works of Turina, Walton, Delius, candidate for a degree at Hunter month at commencement exer­ Director of Public Relations at Mrs. Austin has been assistant Volunteer Service Photographers College. He is employed by Con- Girl Wed Epsilon honorary business j Granados and de Falla at the Sarah Lawrence College by Dr. awards. cises at Smith College. Northamp­ fraternity. He was also a mem- 8:30 p. m. Saturday concert in fashion editor of Mademoiselle solidated Edison in Mount Mrs. Carl J. Wiedemann of 425 Paul L. Ward, president. Magazine, was on the Women's Mrs. Karen Knoll of White Vernon. His father .is a political ton, Mass. The award was given Tompkins Ave., Mamaroneck, ber of Scabbard and Blade, the outdoor Venetian Theater In her new position, Mrs. Plains and Mrs. Herbert Hinck­ Featured will be "Facade," Page staff of the New York writer for this newspaper. for her "outstanding achievement formerly of Larchmont, has an­ honorary ROTC organization. \ustin will serve as liaison Times and has done corporate ley of Hartsdale, 100 - hour After "a trip to "Bermuda the I William Walton's witty setting of j between the college and the awards. in the music world," it was re­ nounced the marriage of her public relations on a free lance ported. daughter, Suzanne, to Walter A. couple will reside in Cortland, j Edith Sitwell's poems, and Man- vVestchester Committee for Sarah basis. The new appointee and her Special mention was given Mr. Carey Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. where the bridegroom will be! uel de FallaV"J£l Amor Bru- La^nce, supervise college hushand m,hii«hin«r and direct and Mrs. Horace Montague of A graduate of Smith, Miss Ras­ associated in business with her i Jo." Peggy Wood and Russell Ob-1 ^, publicity and Carey'of 190 Hudson Ter. publications d mail consultant, have two sons, White Plains; Mrs. Frances Levy kin is the first alumna to sing father in the Overhead Door Co. ! erlin are the speaking soloists will have membership on the and Miss Nancy Katz, both of with the Metropolitan Opera Co., The ceremony took place April until he receives his orders for in. "Facade" and Shirley Ver- Andrew, 15, a sophomore at Scarsdale; Mrs. Minna Taub of 16 in New York City. The mar­ administrative faculty and on the Bronnxville High School, and it was learned. She is the holder military service. rctt, the mezzo soprano soloist Joint Committee. She was named Harrison, Mrs. Donald Ross, and of the Ford Foundation grant riage was announced Friday in "El Amor Brujo. Frederic Jr., 12, in the seventh Mrs. Edward Haddad, both of night at a small dinner party at to fill the position left vacant grade at School Eight. and will sing this summer at Sunday at 5 p. m., the Fine since the death of Doris Riker Hartsdale; and Mrs. George Sil­ thc -Glyndebourne Opera Festi­ the Larchmont Shore Club. DianeSchilio, Arts Quartet will" play music by in November, 1962. ver of Elmsford. val in England. The bride, a graduate of Rye Mozart, La Montaine and Men- Honorable mention for out- Country Day School and Brad­ The former Helen Stevenson, COLLEGE Miss Raskin was singled out as I delssohn. a graduate of Gorton High School, islanding service went to Mrs. ford Junior College, is the daugh- Ticket information can be ob- "an interpreter of Mozart," and Mr. Schwartz arts degree from Barnard College. Herman Jass and Mrs. Charles was the youngest of the six recip­ ler of the late Mr. Wiedemann. I tained by calling Caramoor, Since graduation she has been STUDENT Weinberg, both of Hartsdale; She is a member of the Larch­ ients of honorary degrees at ; which is on Route 137 one mile active in Barnard Alumnae af­ Mrs. Abe Blinder of Scarsdale; Smith this year. mont Shore Club. Are Engaged i beyond\ the crossroads with fairs,, served on the board of MARY KAY KEHOE, daugh- Mrs. Jack Winkier of Croton, and Her husband attended Prince­ •Route 2: directors of the Associate ter oT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Mrs. Herman Wexler of Tarry- In, private life. Miss Raskin is ton University where he was Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schilio of Alumnae of Barnard and current- Kehoe of 235 VVestchester Ave., town. married to Dr. Raymond A. Ras­ a member of the Charter Club, 126 Highview Ave., Eastchester, ly is president of her class. has been named senior represen- The young patients entertained kin, a psychiatrist with offices following his graduation from announced the engagement of Lani Hula Maids Daughter of Mrs. Andrew tative on the Day Students Coun- with songs and a program in New York City, and is the Canterbury School in New Mil- their daughter, Miss Diane Schil­ Stevenson, who makes her home oil of the Student Affairs Com- specially prepared to fete the mother of two children. They live ford, Conn. He is a graduate io, to Robert Schwartz at a gar­ Appearing At with another daughter, the for- j mittce for the 1963-64 academic volunteers. Gifts which had been in Forest Hills, N. Y. of Wagner College on Staten Is­ den party given at their home mer Janet Stevenson, now Lady year at the College of New Ro- made by the children were pre­ land and a member of the Hud­ Saturday. The prospective bride­ Shopping Center Tupton Beamish of London, and 1 chelle. sented to each of the volunteers. son River Country Club. groom is the sop of Mr. and Mrs. The volunteer program will Couple In Syracuse The couple will reside in Seymour Schwartz of 5 Andrew The advanced group of the continue through the summer. It Larchmont. Road, Eastchester. Lani Hul? Maids of the Lani will be expanded in the area of Married 50 Years School of Hawaiian Dancing will Miss Pergola, Dr. Comizio recreation to meet the needs of Miss Schilio, an Eastchester The parents of Mrs. Nappy Dlp- High School graduate, attends appear at the Cross County Shop­ the extensive summer program Albany Church ping Center tomorrow in observ- at Blythedale. polito of 19-! Trenchard St., Mr. New York University. She will and Mrs. Carl Relli of Syracuse, be graduated in June 1964. Her! ance of '.'Easy Living" week. The Wed At St. Ann's Church Wedding For group will present two shows on were honored at a party and re­ fiance, an alumnus of Clarkson At Our Lady, of Mount Carmel ception celebrating their 50th an­ College of Technology, received the mall. Church Sunday, Miss Rosalie M. IN THE NEWS Mr. Thompson Eastablished in Yonkers 10 niversary. his M.S. degree in mechanical en­ Pergola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs gineering from Rensselaer Poly­ years ago, the school is run by A dinner was held at Raphael's Russel E. Thompson of 61 Ver­ technic Insitute. He is employed Lani and she and her students, Joseph Pergola of 117 Landscape MRS. ANTOINETTE DeRUB- (Bradford Bachrach) Restaurant followed by a recep­ non Ave., was married on Fri­ at the Hamilton Standard Division including children from 5 years Ave., was married- to Dr. Robert BA of 2 Dunwoodie St., East­ MRS. LEE SAMUELS tion at the Key Hole Restaurant, day to Orie E. Spaulding of Al­ of United Aircraft Corp. in Hart­ and up, and also adults, have J. Comizio of 606 Palisade Ave. chester, marking her 70th birth­ both in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. bany at the Christian Missionary ford, Conn.. performed in the past for many day today, was honored at a Relli were married in New York' Alliance Church in Albany. organizations and homes. Two, He is the son of the late Mr. party at the Plaza Lounge in Rubinger City and have lived in Syracuse The 8 p.m. ceremony was per­ years ago, they danced at the i ^d Mrs- Joseph Comizio. the Crestwood section of Yonk­ for the past 25 years. formed by the Rev. Weldon B. 25th Anniversary Westchester Gala Dance Festival ' The Rev, William Shea officiat­ ers, given by her nine children. Blackford. Born in Italy, she was brought Their other children are Nick in White Plains. ed at the 4:30 p.m. ceremony Wedding In Relli, Mrs. Anthony Tauro, Mrs. Miss-Harriet MacLean and Lt. Being Marked By Featured dancers at the Shop- to this country as a child. Her tfobert" C. Panuska of Valley and a reception followed at the children are Mrs. Phyllis Jermio James Juston and Mrs. Jane Cut-, Rabbi, Mrs. Shubow ; ping Center will be Moana O'Don- Polish Community Center. •liffe. They have three grandchil­ Stream, attended the couple. nell, Ileka Coffey, Ilona Medon, and Mrs. Louis Scarcello of HomeGarden Scarsdale; Mrs. Paul Tadiken dren. The bride, who was a mission­ Rabbi and Mrs. Leo Sfiubow Lei and Nani Hollis, Puanani Escorted by her father, the The garden at the home of ary in Africa for about six years, of SomerviHe, Mass., will be hon­ Olson, Leilani Ymbras, Hokunani bride had her sister, Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. Robert DeSanto of Hawthorne, Louis of the Bronx, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rubinger is a nurse "at the Veterans Ad­ ored at an open house-reception Facer, Evalani Piscetta and R. Comizio, as matron of honor." of 12 Withington Road, Green­ ^roinnroir«x?fr7nnnro^ ministration Hospital in Albany Monday, June 24, given by Con­ LanL Anthony, Mrs. Alfred Romeo, Joseph R. Comizio was best David DeRubba and Mrs. Stanley ville, was the scene Sunday of and president of the Women's gregation B'nai Brith of Somer­ man for his brother and ushers the wedding of their daughter, Missionary Society at the Chris­ viHe and its Sisterhood, observ­ Green, all of Eastchester; also, were John Antonaccio, John Miss Agnes Kelly, a foster daugh­ Lynn Nancy, to Lee Samuels. BRIDESMAIDS! tian Missionary Church where ing the couple's 25th wedding Alumnae Directors D'Addario, Pat D'Ambrosi, James Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Samuels she also is a deaconess. anniversary. ter. She has 22 grandchildren and At Manhattanville Lewer, Anthony Mangini, and five greatgrandchildren. of 76 Cushman Road, Scarsdale, Mr. Thompson retired from Rabbi Shubow is a past presi­ Robert Travaglini, all of Yonkers. are his parents. American Telephone and Tele­ PURCHASE— • Joseph Robert Comizio Jr.. the dent of the Yonkers Zionist Dis­ HONORED at a bon voyage Rabbi Lawrence W. Schsvartz graph Co., after 40 years of trict and pioneered in the found­ The board of directors of the i couple's nephew, was ring bear- service. Alumnae Association of Manhat­ party at the Restaurant-in-the- of the Jewish Community Center ing of the Genesis Hebrew Cen­ er. Sky was Mrs. Frank Cavolo of in White Plains performed the ter in Tuckahoe, where he was tanville College of the Sacred I Heart, announces the election of I The bride is a graduate of 87 Cowles Ave., who left for a ceremony and a reception COLOR AND SOUND stationed from 193S t0 1946. He Yonkers High School and the trip to Italy 55 years to the day followed. Sitka spruce, one of the world's now is completing 31 years in the new members to the board. The newly elected president of Wood Secretarial School. She after leaving that country for strongest woods, is widely used Rabbinate. formerly was employed by the the United States. Hosts at the The bride, escorted in mar­ for piano sounding boards. Care the Manhattanville Alumnae As­ riage by her father, had Mrs. The couple has three children, North American Philips Co. Inc., I-:i}'rvi'v>'" ' *' *rr ^iVivililF* 'ifftt*" *i party were her sons and daugh­ is taken in selection of the wood sociation is Mrs. Francis J. Mc- Arthur Samuels Jr. of Now York Dorothy, a graduate of Brandeis Namara Jr. of Stamford, Conn. New York; City, where she ters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. An­ for each edge-glued sounding University; Morris, a student at was private secretary to a sales (Giorgi Studio) thony CaVolo of Ossining; Mr. the bridegroom's sister-in-law, as board so that the colorings of the the University of Massachusetts Other -newly ' elected members engineer. MRS. ROBERT J. COMIZIO and Mrs. Matthew Cavolo of matron of honor. Mr. Samuels wood matches to make a perfect of the board include Mrs. Thomas was his brother's best man. and Charles, who is being gradu­ Dr. Comizio also was graduated Tempe, Ariz., and Mr. and Mrs. tone. ated from Northeastern Junior R. Hardart of Bronxvillc, alum­ Mario Cavolo of Yonkers. The The.bride, a graduate of Edge- nae fund treasurer and Mrs. Jo­ from Yonkers High and Fordham a member of Alpha Kappa Kappa High School in SomerviHe, this University, where he was on the fraternity. honored guest will remain abroad mont High School, attended month. seph E. Glynn, of Larchmont, I for three months and visit her Colby Junior College. publicity chairman. Dean's List for three years. He FoUowing a trip to the Poconos was graduated from New York the couple will live in Rochester, brothers and sister in Vietre Di Members of the board who are Potereza, Italy. Her husband was_ graduated Woman's Gub Fetes continuing to serve include Mrs. Medical College. Flower and where Dr. Comizio will serve his from Scarsdale High School and Agnew Fisher of Greenwich, Fifth Avenue Hospitals, and was internship. HobaVt College where he was a Past Presidents SUSAN SUERKIN, daughter of member of Delta Chi fraternity. Conn., Mrs. Richard N. Mcllugh Dr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Suerkin HASTINGS - ON - HUDSON — and Mrs. Stanton D. McMahon of He is associated with Galo Foot­ Mrs. Stanley Swallow, president of 98 Mohican Park Ave., Dobbs wear Corp. of the Westchester Federation of Larchmont; Mrs. John F. Devine Miss Marilyn Ann Guinn Ferry, has been awarded a schol­ Woman's Clubs, along with Mrs. of Rye; Mrs. Sydney H. Lane of arship for study at Duke Uni­ After a wedding trip to Mexico, Edward A. Dannenberg, Mrs. Ar­ Scarsdale. versity, Durham, N. C. She will the couple will reside in Clarke thur A. Lewis, Mrs. George Among those retiring from the To Wed W.C. Kretschmer receive up to $1,200 toward the Green, Pa. .... the Bandre, Mrs. Cloy F. Meiske and board of. directors after several cost of her first year at the years of service are Mrs. Thom­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Guinn mother-of-the bride Mrs. Joseph H. Francis, past of 2 Knollwood Road. Eastches­ School of Nursing, beginning in presidents of the Woman's Club as T. Heney of Scarsdale; Mrs. September. Rosemont Alumnae Raymond D. O'Brien of Larch­ ter, and Westhampton. L.I., an­ -whose dress or of Hastings, were guests of honor nounce the. engagement of their at the club's annual luncheon at mont; Mrs. Francis J. Purcell ol MISS ELIZABETH HOLLY of Elect Two Officers floor length gown Hartsdale and Mrs. William P. daughter, Miss Marilyn Ann Leighton's Woodlands Lake Res­ Guinn, to William Char let 27 Belmont Ter. was among 1,000 HARTSDALE- taurant. Whalen of Pelham Manor. alumnae who returned for the is from incomparable Kretschmer Jr., son of Mr. and Two new officers were elected Mrs. Roy A. Berry, the retir­ Mrs. William C. Kretschmer of annual Wellesley Week End at DRIVE CHAIRMAN the college in Massachusetts. at this week's meeting of the ing president, after reading her MARY EDIE, d a u g h t e r Of 80 Leewood Drive, Eastchester. Rosemont Alumnae Association HELDS annual report, introduced the new Richard Edie of 15 Northvicw The wedding will take place at Goucher Club Sets Westchester chapter. The meet­ ItttvM YOU 10W SMAIT THtNCS president, Mrs. Charles Conklin. Place and a rising senior at the Asbury Methodist Church on ing took place at thc home of THE NEW FALL After the introductions Miss Randolph-Macon Woman's College July 13. Swim, Picnic Party Miss Elizabeth Hurlbert, 150 E. 29 PALISADE AVE. Jean Knopf and Miss Barbara Hartsdale Ave. BRIDESMAID'S Opti Tbvr*. A Fri Em, in Lynchburg, Va., has been The future bride was A swim and picnic party will Gilberty presented "The Puppet named chairman of the 196344 Story." graduated from Eastchester High follow the annual business meet­ Miss Alice Roach of Hartsdale FASHIONS ARE blood drive. Thc drive is con­ School and from Marjorie Web­ ing of the Goucher Alumnae Club was named vice president and ducted with the American Red ster Junior College in Washing­ of VVestchester on Wednesday at Mrs. Robert Fink of Tuckahoe, HERE-AND THEY'VE Cross. ton, D.C., where she was elected 10:.% a.m. at the home of Mrs. corresponding secretary. chaplain of the student council. 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