By Gretchen Dorp

Miss Virginia Wenz of New York entertained at a kitchen shower Thursday night at the

I home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs

Mr. and Mrs. Harry F . Arm-(He ha» attended Holton College, strong of Sunnyside road, Scotia, Rochester University and Taylor

(Gazette Photo) 5W OFFICERS elected recently for the Junior department of the Woman's Club of Schenectady In-ide left, seated, Mrs. C. A, Gillespie, treasurer; Mrs. George F. Spring, corresponding secretary and rB Frank Owens, recording secretary; and standing In back of Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Robert Simmering, aistant leader. In the center Mrs. Stanley V. Larson, incoming leader is receiving her pin from Mrs. •sklne W. Manterfield, outgoing leader. In back of Mrs. Manterfield is Mrs. John Gebhardt, retiring cording secretary and next to her is Mrs. William L-ouls, outgoing treasurer, with Mrs. William •iset, outgoing corresponding secretary completing the group.

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Laurence Wenz of Nott street for "Miss Jean Yowell whose marriage to Dana Farrisee will take place in June.

Invited were Mrs. Robert Yowell, Mrs. Wenz, Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, Mrs. Keith Field, Mrs. Thomas P. Howley, Mrs. David Williams, Mrs. Wlllard Bennett, Mrs. Walter G. Simon of Albany, Mrs. William R. Burrowe III of Columbia, SC.

And Miss Roberta Trauger, Miss Nancy Russell, Miss Olga Scheuer, Miss Jean Willett, Miss Edith Conant, Mis? Jane Shields, Miss Ann Marie Igoe, Miss Blyhte Igoe, Miss Betty Bibber, Miss Ann Ham-len, Miss Maryanna Kennedy, Miss Nancy Yowell, Miss Mary Budlnger and Miss Sarah Johnson and Miss Mary Jean Bartlett of Canajoharle.

* * * Mrs. Hans Rozendaal and her

daughter, Anneka, of Rosendale road have returned from visiting Mrs. Worthlngton Scranton In Hobe Sound, Fla.

* * * Mr. and Mrs. William Aydelotte

of Lowell road will entertain in­formally at their home tonight.

•X- * * Mr. and MrB. Francis Parkman

Coffin of Lowell road have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Weddle

[of LaJolla, Calif.

have returned from a vacation at Riviera Beach, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Leland E, Brand-horst of Avon road will entertain at their home tonight before the Winter Dance at the Mohawk Golf club.

jft j e Jt Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Schlansker

and Mr. and Mrs. Guilford D. Cum-mlngs Jr. will entertain a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Schlansker of Myron street, tonight before the Winter Dance.

Invited are Mr. and Mrs.. Donald L. Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. Vroraan S. Borst, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard

University and Is a graduate of CheSbrough 8emlnary.

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Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Schilling vt Dean street have returned from a visit with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Casstev-ens, in Fort Worth, Texas.

They were accompanied by their daughter arid son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sal Mariana of Sheridan Vil­lage.

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The first golf event of the season at the Edison Club will be held Wednesday morning, May 18, and i t will be a "Nine Hole Get-Acquainted Event" announced Mra

Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mor- Eugene B. Sanford, chairman of gan, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Land, the women's golf activities of the Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Watson, club. Plans are being made for the

ae third district Spring Confer-j of the Federated Garden JS of New York State, Inc., will held May 3 at the BaJmvllle jol, just outside of the city ts of Newburgh. The event is-asored by garden clubs of ;er county, he morning meeting will open 10:15 o'clock at the school;

cheon will be served at the velton club, and speaker for the irnoon session will be Dr. Rich-

H. Pough of > the American seum of Natural History, New "k city, and president of Nature lservancy. "he day will also feature friend-contacts, information, flower ar-igements, an outstanding herb libit, a ways and means table play through the courtesy of lenectady and Schoharie coun-j under the leadership of Mrs. in W. McKeever. Reservations are to be made th Mrs. C. E. Fallon, 355 Grand eet, Newburgh, not later than ril 27. Conference chairman • Is •s. C. J. Hoyt. Or. Pough's department at the iseum in New York is responsi-> for the Felix M. Warbug hall rtraving the elementary ecology a Typical rural area near New

irk and he is currently working a hall portraying the forests of

jrth America. Prior to becoming associated Lth the museum Mr. Pough was a ember of the scientific staff of e National Audubon Society and ok a leading part in the society's jnpaigns to bring about a better iderstanding of the role of iwks, owls and other predators, e is the author of the Audubon ird Guides published by Double-ly and Co., and sponsored by the ational society. A graduate of MIT in chemical iigineerlng he followed engineer-tg as a profession for soma years jfore entering, the conservation £ld. . His .major conservation ln-irest Is the preservation of sam-lea of the original plant-animal ommunltles of North America. He i currently active in the effort to reserve the area on Fire Island 'each known as the Sunken For­est, and Metler's Woods, the last amalning virgin stand of timber n the New Jersey piedmont.

Elmira Marks Centennial This Year

Hear Reports On Conference i i Highlights of the spring confer­ence of the Women's Missionary Jnion, Schenectady Classis, were j-iven at the meeting of thQ Mis­sionary society of the Reformed Church In West Glenville on Wed­nesday. Efght members of the 'jlenville society attended the con­ference, with Mrs. Everett J. Bax­ter and Mrs. Niles M. Poff as dele­gates.

j! Mrs". Irvln L. Teagla presided with jUrs. Inez M. Russ leading the de­votional period. Mra. Poff was tamed delegate to the Northfteld Conference, to be held July B-12. Mrs. Norman N. Smith was ap­pointed chairman for a covered dish luncheon to precede the May j l meeting-.

Attending the luncheon Wednes­day were Rev. and Mrs. Poff, Rev 'James .'ley, Mr*. Everett 'J. Baxter, Mrs, Edson Baxter, Mrs. Frank M.

Governor Averell Harrlman, on behalf of the people of New York state, this week Issued a proclama­tion from the Governor's Mansion In Albany honoring the 100th anni­versary of the founding of Elmira College, the- first college in the United States to grant full academ­ic degrees to women.

To celebrate this milestone in women's education, the college is conducting a three-day program in New York city, to determine a practical and sound curriculum which the college must offer its students to provide adequately trained women for business and In­dustrial jobs in the future, and as able leaders In the home, com­munity and national affairs.

The governor's edict paying trib­ute to this pioneer institution read as follows:

"On behalf of the people* of the State of New York, I send cordial greetings-to you on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the found­ing of Elmira College. We con gratulate you upon the continued success of your college since its establishment in 1855 as the first degree - granting institution for women in the United States.

"You can take extraordinary pride in the program you have maintained and improved through the years in spite of the stress of different economic periods, civil war and world wars, It is a pro­gram that has changed with the changing times and has been characterized by vigor, vision and leadership.

"The 17 pioneering young wom­en who entered the first class at Elmira one hundred years ago and the thousands more who followed have played a vital part In building the homes, the communities* the hospitals, the hurches and the schools in many parts of the world. Wherever they have 'gone, these women have brought the cherished traditions of your campus-demo­cratic living, a code of high per­sonal honor, scholarly attainment, hippy and rewarding family life, and friendliness for all peoples.

"It is my hope that in future years you will continue to grow in educational strength and Influence throughout the world."

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Elledge, Mr. and Mrs. Osmon A Tilton, Mr. and Mrs. Hal W. Poole and Mr. and Mrs. E. F . Peterson of Syra­cuse.

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Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Cox of Ray street will entertain at their home tonight before the Winter Dance. Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Flanagan and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Murray.

* * * Dr. and Mrs. Maunal Jordan,

Mr. and Mrs. Perkins Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Siepman will enter­tain ;a t cocktails at the Mohawk Golf club tonight preceding a dutch treat dinner party before the Win­ter Dance.

Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. A. G. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch, Mr. and Mrs, Osborne Nye, Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. A A. Riedinger, Mr.' and Mrs. Thomas Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pickett.

* * •* Mrs. Malcolm Means, Mrs. S. C.

Wait and Mrs. Laurence Wenz en­tertained at dessert and bridge Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Wenz of Nott street for Mrs. George Kitendaugh of Greenwich, Conn.

Invited were Mrs. Maynard Agens, Mrs. James Pontius, Mrs. Raymond Sheppard, Mrs. Henry Bower, Mrs. Robert Pfenning, Mrs. Edwards B. Murray, Mrs. Donald L. Wright, Mrs. Guy S. Hyatt, Mrs. Donald Lemon, Mrs. Paul Moss, Mrs. H. B. Lockwood, Mrs. James Tyler, Mrs. S. B. Strom and Mrs. Don S. Robb.

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annual golf rally to be held Tues­day evening, May 17, a t 8 p.m.

Speakers at the rally will be com­mittee chairmen who will discuss handicaps, nursery facilities, spe­cial events, golf lessons and. ladder teams.

All members, new and old, In­terested Jn golf are Invited to at-tend the rally.

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Among those who attended the junior assembly directed by Miss Lillian J. Flint at the Hotel Van Curler April #15 were Miss Mary Ann Martin, James Dill, Sally Vin-ick, Samuel Fendley, Barbara Knapp, Bo Lorraine, Beth Tacy, Lincoln Kilbourne, Dorene Ryon, Cyrus Beeman, Corinne Cortesi, Tar Riedinger, Elaine Falrlee, Dick Ducey, Sue Welcome, Stephen Ras, Georgann Bentley, Dick Arthur, Susan Martin, Henry Bibber, Na­talie Norton, Tommy Pettibone, Margaret Proctor, Tom Linville, Stephen Frank, Charlyn DeWalt, Robert Beck, Sandy Swick, Peter Fullam, Karen Oswald, Bob Mc-Caughey,- Emily Barker, Robert Wilson, Fred Lunn, Sally Smith, Peter Hall, Carol Nye, Clara Fleischmann, Ronnie Welpott, De­borah Wickes, Dick Brainard, Hon-ora Gerllng.

And Susan Sims, Robert Ransom, Paul Thomson, Nedra Yulman, Dick Sauer, Donna Smith, Richard Frank, Helen Frisk, Mary Osborne, Susan Ware, Jean Hainer, Dick Boyd, Susan Mclllwiane, Eleanor Innes, Wesley Milllngton, Emily Baxter, Bob Vincent, Joan Moran, Paul Sheldon, Evelyn Lunge, Judy LaGrange, George Fritschler, Don­ald Stokley, Sally Scott, Jack Now-ell, Jon Trumbull, Robin Holt, Henry Brunelle, Sylvia Cunning-

(White Studio) JANET MILLER ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. Miller of Catherine street, Scotia, have announced the engagement of the i r ' daughter, Janet Louise to Richard Thomaa Lewis, son of Rev. and Mrs. D. Glyn Lewis of Newark Valley.

Miss Miller is a graduate of Scotia high school and DePauw University, where she majored in organ and church music. She Is a member of Delta Zeta sorority and honorary scholastic Pi Kappa f Lambda sorority. She is now a member of the faculty of Paige school and organist at St. George's Episcopal Church.

Mr. Lewis, a graduate of Newark Valley high school, attend.ed , Hobart College where he was a member of Delta Chi fraternity. He Is presently serving as a chaplain's assistant In the U.S. Marine corps and Is stationed at Parris Island, SC. After his discharge this . summer, Mr. Lewis Is planning to resume his college education, . majoring in history and education. '__._ v

Mrs. Thomas P. Howley and Mrs. h a m > D a v e Murphy, Judy Mitton, William R. Burrows III of Colum- B ob Taylor, John Sennstrom, Car-bia, SC, entertained at brunch recently for Miss Jean Yowell, whose marriage to Dana Farrisee will take place in June. The party took place at the home of Mrs. Burrows* parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burnison of Nott street, where Pfc. and Mrs. Burrows are visiting.

* * * Mrs. N. R. Stansel of Lumberton,

NC, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ruder of Rugby road.

olyn Marx and Elizabeth Robinson * * *

Acres, Seneca Falls, has announc­ed the engagement *>f her daugh­ter, Barbara Patricia, to Paul J. Sternberg of Yonkers, son of Mrs. Paul Sternberg of Fonda.

Miss Boyle, a senior at Wellesley College, Is a member of Zeta Alpha society.

Mr. Sternberg, a first year stu

May Fellowship Day Planned By Council of Church Women

Kurzon Will Address Club , At the Center1

The Schenectady county Council of Church Women will observe May Fellowship day on Friday, May 6, at First Baptist Church in Scotia. The event is one of three special days observed by approxi-

Mrs. James J. Boyle of Boyle's j m a t e ly 2,000 local councils and is

(Hague Studio) FIANCEE OF MEDICAL STUDENT—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Simp­son of Scotia have announced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Arthur J. Wendth Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Wendth of McKownville.

Miss Simpson is a graduate of Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central school and Union University School of Nursing, Albany. She is em­ployed as an industrial nurse in the research laboratory of General Electric Co.

Mr. Wendth is a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy and Siena College. At present he is completing, his junior y e a r ' a t Albany Medical College, where he is a member of Nu Sigma Medical fraternity.

Mrs. Weller*J. Fisher of Valencia d e n t a t Columbia Law School, is road entertained at a neighborhood a n alumnus of the Oakwood School coffee party Friday afternoon

* * * Mrs. Charles A. Thompson of

Baker avenue will entertain at luncheon today for her daughter, Jayne, for her 12th birthday.

•* •* # Rev. and Mrs. Ernest V. Ring of

Campbell avenue celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home Wednesday.

The Rings moved to Schenectady from Batavia four years ago. They are the parents of Richard E. Ring, who is taking an electronics course at the General Electric Co. in the Campbell avenue plant

Mrs. Ring is the former Edna M. Alexander of Rochester and Rev. King is originally from Penn Yan.

Unit to Meet With Mrs. Russell

The Paige Home Bureau unit will meet April 27 at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs; John Russell of Paige street. Mrs. Russell will teach "Succession of Bloom."

At a recent meeting in the home of Mrs. G. N. Sawyer of Putnam street, the project, "Ironing Made Easier," was taught by Mrs. Rotn ert Williams. Mrs. Sawyer served as hostess.

At a business meeting held In the home of Mra. E. R. Owen on Putnam street, "Simple Repair of Furniture" was taught by Mrs. Owen. It was also decided to have a diner in June.

The next business meeting will

CDA Plans Program for Monday Night

The Catholic Daughters of Amer­ica will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Hibernian hall and Mrs. Olive Hausheer, grand regent will pre­side.

Mrs. Emily O'Connell, district deputy of Troy, will audit the books, assisted by the trustees of the court and plans for an annivers­ary dinner will be discussed. Re­ports will also be given by all the standing committees.

Mrs. Jennie Gleason will be in charge of entertainment and birth­days of February, March, April and May will be celebrated.

*... i i i M O . . J „ , J \r p e May 4, at which time election of .Bigwood,.Mr._and Mrs. Sanford _ M . 0 ( f | c e M w | n b e h m ftnd ^ ^

CpUNCIiETTES The Councilettes will meet Sun­

day at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Martha Handelman of Karenwald lane. Members of the executive board will meet at 2 o'clock to dis­cuss plans for installation and a Mother-Daughter tea to bo held in May. Phyllis Swartz, president will preside. *

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King, florist, will be apOAker.

the Blair, Mra. Ellen Brown, Sandy iBlalr, Mrs. Charles Collins, Miss Ann Collins, Mrs. Mary S. Dawson, JMri. Frank DeGraff. I Mrs. Elizabeth Grupe, Mls» Irene Grupe, Mrs. Relnhart Kruts, Mr*. frheresa Peek, Mr*. Elizabeth [Romryn, Mra. Inez M. Russ, Rich-W J u s Mrs C Harmon Swart, The Weaclyan Service Guild of arcl J.uss, * « » • > • • " „ gm i th . the Troy Conference will meet K™" K l £ « » t vln*FPM and™Mr>day In the Scotia Methodist GSd K ? 3 i £ V. W X ' E P V . 'Cburch. Quest speaker will be Mis,

VISITING PARENTS Mrs. Mildred M. Carr of Belle­

ville, NJ, la visiting her parents, guest I Mr. and Mra. J. W. Baker, "of Rot-

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Marx&ret Peacock, Northeastern Jurisdiction Wealeynn Service Guild secretary, from Buffalo.

Mlaa Peacock will apeak on the guild theme. "The W o r l d to Servo" and also show pictures, showing- places where the jjulld work Is carried on throughout the southeast

Registration will take place at 4:S0 and a business meeting; will Follow from 8 to 6 p.m. Dinner will then be served In the Com­munity room of the church.

The program for the evening will commence at 7:30 o'clock.

and Harvard College, where he was a member of the Phoenix SK club and the Hasty-Pudding Institute of 1770. He is a member of the Har­vard Club of New York city.

# # * John Bellamy Taylor will be

guest speaker at the April meeting of the Glenville Hills garden, club at the home of Mrs. Victor Star-zenski in Galway. He will present an illustrated talk "From Bud to Flower." The meeting will take place Monday at S p.m.

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Miss Barbara J. Steria, formerly of this city and now a model in New York, has recently returned from a vacation in Miami, Fla. to her home on Long Island.

While in Miami she attended the wedding of Miss Ann Nesbit and Warren P. Alderetta of Teaneck, N.J.

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Dr. E. D. Colby of Union street, father of Miss'Patricla Colby, and Gilbert L. Wolfe of Balltown road, father of Miss Caroline Wolfe, will attend "Father's Weekend" at Wells College, Aurora, April 29-

jMay 1. Miss Colby is a senior at Wells and Miss Wolfe la a sopho­more.

* * * Local friends of the College of

Saint Rose and Holy Cross College are offering hospitality to the Hply Cross College Glee Club, members

J this weekend in conjunction with the Saint Rose-Holy Cross College joint glee club concert given Fri-i day evening in the RPI Field! House, Troy.

Those having guests -include Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Szumilskl, Miss Loyola Hogan, Miss Phyllis De-Vlvo, Miss Edith Garofalo, and Miss Constance Penta, Schenectady.

Miss Margaret Eileen Chamber­lain of Schenectady has been named to Phi Kappa Phi, national scholas­tic honor society which chooses its members from the upper 10 per cent of the graduating class of each college. Miss Chamberlain, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Chamberlain of Robinson street,

I is majoring In Journalism and his­tory at Syracuso University.

A member of Alpha Gamma Del­ta national social sorority, Miss Chamberlain 1« managing editor of the daily university newapaper. She. fs active In women's student gov­ernment and St. ThomAa More1

House programs. She was gradu-aUd from Nott Terrace high school In 1W1.

# • * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of

Flushing were recent guest* Qf Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Crowder of Rlggi avenue while enroute to their home at Waterlown.

* * * Miss Karln Best, daughter of Mr.

traditionally set for the first Frl day in May.

Originally the observance was aimed at bringing church women together for fellowship aimed at promoting greater unity and un­derstanding. When the day became a part of the department of Chris­tian social relations, the fellowship was strengthened by a special pro­gram on a theme related to some aspect of Christian social relations.

Luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. in the Scotia church dining hall and the program will follow In the sanctuary. The dining hall accom­modates only 200, but there will be ample space for more to attend the service in the church, i t .has been announced. Those planning to at­tend are asked to contact their key women at once If they desire luncheon reservations.

The committee In charge of May Fellowship day includes Mrs. Hor­ace B. Comptonj chairman; Mrs. Philip Wertz, Mrs. Clarence Mar-cley, Mrs. Robert Wleseman, Mrs. Edward Waters, Mrs. Peter Meer-warth and Mrs. Harold Burns. Mrs. George V. Keller Jr. Is presi­dent of the council.

Mother-Daughter Banquet Planned

The WSCS of Broadway Metho­dist Church wlli hold its annual Mother - Daughter banquet April 29 at 6:30 p.m. in the parish hall. The program will be under , the supervision of Mrs. Austin Shoe­maker and Mrs. Emerson Hinkle will have charge of decorations.

Reservations may be made by calling Mrs; Doris Shafer on or before Monday.

Samuel Kurzon, executive di­rector of the Albany Jewish center, will be guest speaker for ;the Couples' club of the Schenectady Jewish Community center Sunday ; at 8:15 p.m. Mr. Kurzon is a. mem­ber of the National Association of Jewish Center Workers, and . the American Association of Group Workers, and former executive di­rector of the Poughkeepsie Com­munity council and Jewish -Com­munity center. ,;•;

He will speak on "Bringing up a Jewish Child in a Non-Jewish World." He will be introduced by Stanley Hellman, president of - the local club. • ' ' '- 4:

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Mann are in charge of the. hospitality hour which will follow the program; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stern, mem­bership co-chairmen, a re in charge" of arrangements. and Orrey Rosen heads the publicity committee.

A meeting of. the program com­mittee of the club will be held the evening of April 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stern,- Marvin drive, Ballston Lake. The program for the. May meeting will be outlined by Sherwood Cohen at ibis]time. ",

LEAVES FOR SERVICE Pvt. Carol Ann. Sabatlnl.'.of ?4l

State street left Thursday for serv­ice in the Woman's Army' corps. She is the daughter'of Mrs., Mar­garet Sabatini and George Sabatlnl, both of this city. -Miss Sabatini i3 presently stationed'at ' the_WAC training center, Ft. McCleUan, Alabama, •'•-.';' • ••• ;;:;.:;

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Princetown Church Scene of Peterson-Woodman Marriage

Miss Muriel H. Woodman and Leonard F. Peterson were married April 9 at the Princetown Reformed Church 1^'™!™*Richard Best'oTSun^y-with Rev. Arvin Roos officiating at the ceremony. The side road. Scotu, hA« been the guest bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton E. Woodman of Gifford Corners and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Olget Peterson of Pangburn road.

Mrs. Gabriel Vogel, organist, played traditional wed­ding music.

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Maid of honor, Miss CatherineJE. Woodman, wore A gown of aquA tulle over sAtln and a mAtchlng tulle hat. She carried » colonial bouquet, of red rosea

Cart * Peterson, cousin of the gr^om, waS best mAh/and William

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The reception waa held at the Democratic elub, Duaneaburg road.

Aftef a wedding trip to WAeh-Ington, DC, the couple wilt reside at RO 1, Duaneaburg road.

The bride is A grAduato. of Coble-skill high school and the New York State College for Teachers. She is A member of the faculty of Hadley-Duterne CehtrAl school at LAke Luzerne. Mr. Peterson is a grAdu-ate bf Draper high school and, em­ployed by the Town of. Princeton, and is owner of the Peterson fuel

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