THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1938 4 •• • s

News Of Interest To The Club, Society And Church Women Of Yonkers Alice J. Buteux, E. R. Apgar Wed

Their Marriage Takes Place* At St. Andrew's

A 50TH BIRTHDAY CAKE F OR THE AMACKASSIN CLUB

Miss Alice J. Buteux, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buteux of 17 Birch Road, became the bride of E. Reade Apgar, 60n of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Apgar of 2 Oakmont Avenue Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

The ceremony took place at*St. A n d r e w ' s Memorial Episcopal Church with the Rev. Dr. William Hicks, rector, officiating. Music was provided by Robert Huntington Terry, organist and choirmaster.

The bride wore a gown of Chan-tllly lace over white satin, made in redingote style and a fingertip length tulle veil. She carried white Japanese iris and sweet peas.

Her matron of honor, her sister, Mrs. Nicholas S. Lefor was in white starched lace, with a large white hat trimmed with violet velvet. She carried a nosegay of pink roses and carnations.

Miss Mary Keane of Yonkers and Mrs. Arthur Blanchard of New York, the other attendants, were in white also, wearing mousseline de sole frocks and large white hats with aqua velvet trimming. Their flowers were nosegays of pink roses and lavender sweet peas.

Irving T. Howorth of Albany was Mr. Apgar's best man and ushers were Wilson Crum, the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. Lefor, and Frederick Mortensen. Jr., all of Yonkers and Albert Sharp of Mount Vernon.

The bride's mother's gown was of moonlight gray crepe and her ac­cessories were fuchsia. Mrs. Apgar, mother of the bridegroom, was in Copenhagan blue lace with navy accessories and wore a corsage of pink sweet peas.

A reception for the immediate families was held at the Hotel Gramatan in Bronxville. After a motor trip the bride and bride­groom will live in Tarrytown. She was graduated from Yonkers High School and he attended Gorton High School.

Season Opened At Milton Point

Yonkers Residents A t t e n d Dinner-Dance

Personal Mention

Yonkers, Bronxville, Tuckaboe and Scarsdale residents were among those attending the season's open­ing festivities last weekend at the Milton Point Beach Club in Rye. Saturday night a dinner dance with about 225 members and their guests present was held and yes­terday afternoon a tea dance was on the program.

Weekend attendants from Yon­kers included Mr. and Mrs. William Molloy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Turek, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Stoltz; from Bronxville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nourse, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ert W. Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Fran­cis Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schelhammer and Paul A. Myers; from Tuckahoe, Mr. and Mrs. Vin­cent Ross, and from Scarsdale, Miss Cribbs Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred­erick Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shefers, Mrs. Irma Bowers-Bartlett of London, Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman's houseguest; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galvin, Miss Charlotte Unz, Miss Ann Unz.

Mrs. Thomas F. Larkin of 1 Leighton Avenue and Mrs. Alfred Young of the same address left Sat­urday to spend a week or ten days at Asbury Park where they are stopping at the interlaken Hotel.

Florence Tice* Becomes Bride

Miss Lily Flynn of 118 Cassilis Avenue left Saturday to attend the graduation exercises today at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md. She will return home In about a week.

Is Married to Robert Erath at Crescent Place Church ,

Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Dellape of 3§6 Walnut Street returned last night after spending the weekend as the guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. James Dellape, owners of The Trocadero, cocktail lounge, in Buffalo. They were accompanied by their children, Daniel, Joseph, Miss Mildred Dellape and Miss Catherine Dellape and her fiance, James Wright of 57 Herriot Street.

Miss Rose Del.Bello of 25 Robins Place, Miss Mary Mahoney of 243 Somerville Place, and Miss Alice Thome of 70 Perry Place attended their class reunion at the College of New Rochelle this weekend.

Miss Florence Tice, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Eber B. Tice of 145 Villa Avenue, was married Saturday ' morning at 11:30 to Robert Erath, of Indianapolis.

The wedding took place In th« Crescent Place Reformed Church with the Rev. Bernard Montgomery officiating. A small reception fol­lowed at the Tice home.

The bride wore a rose traveling ensemble and a corsage of white roses and lllies-of-the-valley.

Her sister. Miss Jeanette Tice, who was her maid of honor and only at­tendant was in blue with a corsage, of pink roses. ;:

Leslie HuH of Youngstown, Ohio, was Mr. Erath's best man.

After a wedding trip, the bridt and bridegroom will make their home in South Bend, Ind. Mra. Erath is a graduate of Roosevelt High School and Mr. Erath was graduated from Butler University la Indianapolis.

(Staff Photo) Miss Susie Leeds Heermance, who has been a member of the Amackassln Club since its organization, is shown cutting the birthday cake

at festivities held yesterday to mark the club's 50th anniversary. With her are Samuel B» Hawley, also one of the founders, Miss Elizabeth P. Hale and Miss Kate D. Atkins, who, with Miss Heermance, were hostesses at the party, and Hampton D. Ewing, a past president.

Sophia Wilkowska, Rudolph Dorin Wed

At St. C a s i m i r ' s

President Announces Standing Committees For R a c q u e t Club

Frank E. Casey, president of the Racquet Club, formerly the Park Hill Community Club, has an­nounced eight standing committees for the coming year.

They are: G. Prank Noonan, Paul E. Casey, John W. Burke, Jr., finance.and audit; Mrs. Percy E. Williamson, Jr., Mrs. John H. Shakeshaft, Miss Katherine Burns, house; Paul D. O'Brien, chairman, Miss Beverly Hartman, Joseph Gal­lagher and Robert Powers, tennis; Matthew J. Connery, Miss Gertrude Murray and William B. Richards, membership; Mrs. Michael A. Cor-rigan, Mrs. James G. Morrissey, J. Jay Devitt, grounds; Mrs. Robert A. Williamson, Mrs. George J. Munck, Mrs. A. B. Shepard, Miss Rosemary McCann, entertainment; Alfred W. McCann. Jr., William A. Orr, Edward Mowton, John H. Shakeshaft, bowling; Miss Doris Orr, publicity.

The Ducks and Drakes Bowling Club, composed of men and women who are members of the Racquet Club, held its final meeting of the year Monday, May 23. Bowling will be discontinues uniil tne second week in September. %

Amackassin Club Holds Party Marking Its 50th Anniversary

Honorary Membership Conferred on Three of Founders— Married Men's Baseball Team Defeats Bachelors-

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of 121 Downing Street announced the engagement of their daugh­ter, Miss Kitty Weiss, and Ed­ward Rubin, son of Mrs. £?arah Rubin of 12 Madison Avenue and the late Max Rubin, Sunday. An­nouncement was made at a din­ner held at the W e i s s home. Both the future bride and the future bridegroom are graduates of the High School of Commerce where Mr. Rubin was a member of Skull and Key. 'Miss Weiss is a member of the Club Senipah and is employed by the Metro­politan Tobacco Compan y. Mr. Rubin* Is a district manager for The Herald Statesman. No date has been set for the wedding.

PARTY POSTPONED

Ttae card party, scheduled for today by the Sisterhood of Con­gregation Agudas Achim, has been postponed until June 14. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Sipkin of 6141 Delafleld Avenue, Riverdale.

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The Amackassin Club, one of the oldest tennis clubs in the country, yesterday celebrated its half cen­tury of existence with a 50th birth­day party, also the annual Found­ers' Day tea, '

Honorary membership was con­ferred on three of the founders, Samuel B. Hawley, who attended, Miss Susan B. Waring and Mrs. William W. Scrugham. Of the 29 founders, those present, in addition to Mr. Hawley, were Miss Susie Leeds Heermance who has had a continuous membership for the en­tire 50 years, and Victor Elting of Chicago. Miss Heermance, with two other members of long standing, Miss Kate D. Atkins and Miss Eliza­beth Prescott Hale, served as hos­tess and cut the birthday cake, iced in white and blue, the club colors, and decorated with 51 candles, one "to grow on."

Congratulatoty telegrams were re­ceived from charter members, Lan-dreth King of East Orange, N. J., second president; Mrs. Ella King Masters of New York City, first treasurer; David Millard Look of New York City, and Mrs. Georgia Law Penniman of Jefferson, N. H., member of the Palisade Avenue Tennis Ten, started in 1882 and forerunner of the Amackassin Club.

Photographs Shown A feature was an exhibit of photo­

graphs relating to the club's his­tory and to the history of tennis in Yonkers. The exhibit will be placed y>n permanent display at the clubhouse. Decorations, in charge of Mrs. J. Robert Marshall, were garden flowers.

Before the tea the Married Men's team, captained by O. Wilbur Doty, and the Single Men's team led by O. Walter Nelson, Jr., met for their annual baseball game, won by the married men by a score of 13 to 10.

The benedict champions were Mr. Doty, Paul Folwell, Robert V. T. Edie, John M. Mulligan, Douglas H. Thayer. Dr. Elton O. Llttell, Dr. Herbert Schmltz. Oliver C. Carpen­ter, O. Clinton Carpenter, Jr.. John J. Rust, Raymond P. Gould. An­drew Stevenson. James D. Ewing. William T. Woodhull and Robert Warner.

Playing on the single men's team were Frederick R. Fuller, Dr. Al­fred Longacre, Fenton Newbery, Howard A. Lockwood, Jr., Dr. Rob­ert B. McKlttrick. Abner U. How­ard. Jr., Arthur Higgs, Ewen Thay­er. Gordon Kennedy, John Parton. Stanley Noble, H. Hobsfrt Holly. Philip Mlttell, Kenneth Brown and Mr. Nelson.

During the game Dr. SchmiU broke his ankle and is recovering today at his home. 22 Belmont Terrace. He will resume his prac­tice in A few days.

Other* Present Other club members and guests

present for the festivities Included Colonel and Mrs. Azel Ames. Wll-

j Ham M. Austin, club president and i Mrs. Austin; D. Clinton Murray ! and Miss Marjorie Murray, Mrs ! Aa^on Baldwin, Miss Eleanor Bald-jwin. Harry and Edward Bashford. Mr. and Mrs. Wllltam B. Bliss. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril De A. BogarU

: Miss Carol Bogart, Mr. and Mrs ! N. Reynolds Brooks, Mr. and Mrs Ernest T. Bower, Robert B. Brown, of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. James P Butts, Mrs. John W. Car-berry and Miss Margaret Carberry, Mrs. Oliver C. Carpenter and Mr. Carpenter's mother. Mrs. Edwin E. Carpenter of Melrose. Mass.: Mrs. Robert R Clayton, Miss Elsie F. Clayton.

Mrs. Robert V. T. Edle, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald C. Doty, Mrs. O.

Wilbur Doty, Miss Elsie B. Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Elliman, Miss Helen S. Elting. Miss Laura L. Elting, Mr. and Mrs. Hampton D. Ewing, Thomas Ewing, Mrs. Harvey Partington of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Fuller and their daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Frank LeRoy Whitney, Jr., and Phyllis Whitney of Wilmington. Del.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Grindal, Mrs. W. Cary Harris, Miss Marcia Heald, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hibbard, Miss Dorothea Howes, Mrs. Henry H. Holly, Mrs. Abner U. Howard and her mother, Mrs. F. A. Crandall; Miss Margaret Hubbard. Mrs. Wil­liam T. Woodhull and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Woodhull, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. R. Irwin Johannesen.

Also Attending

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lang-ford, Mrs. Elton G. Littell, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Lloyd. Mrs. How­ard A. Lockwood, Howard A. Lock-wood, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Percy D. Lown, Miss Katharine D. Lown, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Marshall, Robert and Gordon Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. McKittrick, Mr. and Mrs. Egbert J. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Mittell. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Nichols, Foster, Jr., and the Misses Margaret and Louise Nich­ols; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Mulli­gan and Mrs. Mulligan's parents, Mr. and Mrs Arthur W. Colby of Painesville, O.; Mrs. John M. Mul­ligan. Miss Phyllis T. Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Q. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Beverley R. Newbery. Mrs. Richard Edie, 3rd. Fenton G. Newbery, William F. Olmsted.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor Parton, Miss Caroline R. Parton, Mrs. Edith Elting Pattou, Elliott W. Pitkin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Barlow Reid, Al­gernon S. Schafer of New York. Dr. Elmer A. Sheets, Mrs. John J. Rust, Mrs. Herbert Schmitz, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sweet, George Sweet, Mrs. James A. Sweet, Stephen F. Thayer, Mrs. Douglas H. Thayer. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hamilton, Miss Anna Thayer.

Mrs. Robert Warner. Mrs. Peter A. H. Voorhis. John P. Wylic, Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Fanchcr, Nils Fancher. Mrs. Mitchell 8hannon, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marsh of Rochester, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Boone, Miss Mary Raynor, Mr. and Mrs. L. Paul Flory. Mrs. Osgood Carleton, Mrs. R F Prime. Jr, and R. E. Prime 3rd; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawrrnre Hoag of New York; Miss Janet Fln«e. Miss Mar­tha Baldwin. Miss Jonnle Fowler, Mrs. William Clifton. Mrs. W. Dale Sutton. Allen Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. StothofT of New York; Mr. and Mrs Ethelbert Prlknap. Miss Eliza P 1 c r s o n. Kenneth Brown.

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MRS. S. C. LACY

The wedding of Miss Sophia Wil­kowska, daughter of Mrs. Pauline Wilkowska of 58 Caroline Avenue, to Rudolph Doxln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dorin of 19 Lane Street, took place Sunday at St. Casimir's Church.

Monsignor Joseph C. Dworzak, pastor of the church, officiated and the bride's brother, Walter Wil-kowskl gave her In marriage. She wore a white satin gown made princess style with a short train and a fingertip length veil of tulle draped from a satin halo. She car­ried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies-of-the valley.

Miss Helen Kopka, the maid of honor, was In applegreen tulle with a leghorn hat. Her other acces­sories were yellow and she carried yellow roses.

Mrs. Wilkowska's gown was of black lace,.worn with a black and white hat and a corsage of pink roses. The bridegroom's mother was in navy blue chiffon and her corsage was of pink roses also.

Michael Dorin, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man.

A reception at the home of the bride's mother followed the cere­mony. After a motor trip the bride and bridegroom will live at 19 Lane Street.

Dr. and Mrs. William Crocker of 45 Greystone- Park have returned from a visit to Bermuda. They went with a group of members of the National Council of State Gar­den Clubs who made a post-con­vention visit to this island. Mrs. Crocker is president of the New York State Federation of Garden Clubs whose members were con­vention hostesses this year as the gathering was held in New York City.

Mrs. Weil's Pupils Heard In Recital

Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Affleck and their children, W. Russell, Jr., Lois and the twins. Ann and Hib­bard, of 28 Belmont Place spent the weekend at Lake Waccabuc.

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Priest and their daughter, Ellen, of West Hartford, Conn., spent the weekend with Mrs. Priest's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Griffith of 477 North Broadway.

Margaret Nelson Is Wed In South

Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Milner of New York City spent the weekend at Arkville in the Catsklll Moun­tains. Mrs. Milner is the former Miss Elizabeth Bogart of Yonkers.

Mrs. Ellse Well of 141 Rockno Road presented her pupils in .'* • piano recital Sunday at her- home.'

Those taking part included Eve* line Jungannes, Dona Kenwood,-Beryl Henwood, Adelaide HenwpQtt George Jungannes, Mildred. VaiV Bramer, Marilyn Van Bramer, ElK wood Chase, Patricia' McGronan, Betty Marie Schaefer, Sally de 8ttv», Robert Erling, May Donaldson; Freddie Apfelberg, Joan Donaldson end Charles Latimer.

Miss Lewis Hostess

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald W. Cauchols of 731 North Broadway spent the weekend at their Summer home at West Hampton Beach, L. I.

Miss Catherine Lewis of 38 Rob» bins Place entertained at her home Saturday night in honor of her fiance, Victor Guy of 99% Eka Street. Prize winners at games were Fred Doherty and Frank Francfort* A supper was served by Mrs. "Albert Lewis and Mrs. Ruth Phelan,

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doherty, Mr. and Mrs. Francfort, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phelan, Miss Evelyn Guy, Miss Iva Mosher and Louis Guy.

Miss Marv Klupacs To Wccf On June 11

North Yonkers -Girl Is Bride of Seddon Cahell Lacy

Miss Margaret Osburn Nelson, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Nelson of 14 Delavan Terrace, was married to Seddon Cabell Lacy of Winchester, Va., and Birming­ham, Ala., Saturday in Birming­ham.

The ceremony was performed in the Church of the. Advent with the Rev. C. C. J. Carpenter, Bishop-elect of Alabama, officiating. Mem­bers of the families and a group of close friends attended.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore her mother's wed­ding gown. She was graduated from Halsted School and Wells College, is a member of the Junior Guild of Yonkers and resided abroad for two years.

Mr. Lacy, the son of the Rev. and Mrs. J. Horace Lacy of Clarksville, Tenn., is in business in Birming­ham where he and his bride will make their home. They are now on

Miss Mary Klupacs, who makes her home with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klupacs of 117 Saratoga Avenue, has set June 11 as the date for her marriage to Edward Harty, also of 117 Saratoga Avenue.

The wedding will take place at St. Denis' Church. Mrs. Klupacs will be matron of honor and Thomas Harty, brother of the future bridegroom, best man. A reception will follow at the Klupacs home.

The future bride was feted re­cently at a surprise miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Klupacs at their home. Decorations were in green and white.

Victor Elting of Chicago, for­merly of Yonkers, returned to Chi­cago last night after spending the Winter in New York City.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Irwin Johanne­sen and their children, Susan and Richard I. Johannesen, Jr., of 18 Abbey Place, spent the weekend in Pittsfleld, Mass., with Mr. Johan-nesen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Johannesen.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fay and their children, Margaret Mary.'Joan and Edward, Jr., of 3 Avon Place spent the weekend at their Sum­mer home at Madison, Conn.

Ohab Zedek Group To Meet Tomorrow

Miss Florence R. Carroll, labora­tory technician at the Brunswick Hospital in Maine, spent the week­end with her father, Dennis Carroll of 33 Amackassln Terrace. Miss Carroll received her training in the laboratory of Yonkers General Hos­pital and the Columbia School of Pharmacy and in the Fall will con­tinue her studies at the Boston City Hospital..

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Mrs. Sarah Mauskopf, first presl-ent of the Sisterhood of Congrega­tion Ohab Zedek. and Mrs. Lcona Waldhorn, present leader and first vice-president, who recently were I made honorary president and hon- I orary vice-president, respectively, j will be honored at a meeting of the ! Sisterhood tomorrow at 8 P. M. in

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ar^fUl tfl The HffMrt RtV<m»n MOUNT VERNON. May 31 -Miss

Marjorie L. I>anjjcnbahn of this city has been elected to the presi­dency of the New York City Pan-hellanlc, Inc., for the 19M - 1939 season. Miss Lsnger.bahn Is na­tional vice-president of Phi Omega Phi. 8he Is a graduatr of Hunter College and ColumbiA University and two year* aso wa.< vicr-p-^' dent of Nrw York City Panhel-lenlc, representing her frfltrrntty. Phi Omega PI, on the board of governors. The Nrw York City Panhellfnle is composed of the New York alumnae groups of 23 national worn en't fraternities.

near Jacksonville. Fla. Mr. Lacy was graduated from the Shenan­doah Valley Military Academy and attended Virginia Military Insti­tute.

a wedding trip at Atlantic Beach ; the vestry rooms of the synagogue. 7-9 Prospect Street. Their families will attend.

Mrs. Elizabeth Isaacs, former president, wi)l give a talk and Rabbi Alexander Rosenberg will speak briefly. Mr?. Ruth Abrahams, mem­bership chairman, will welcome the following new members: Mrs. Es­ther Eisenbrrg. Mrs. Minnie Oluck-man. Mrs. Ruth Roth. Mrs. Helen Wasserman. Mrs. Louis 8telnmetz, Mrs. Olga Singer, Mrs. Anna Rosen-garden and Mrs. Ida Wilson,

Following the meeting the sister­hood will close Its sea.vin with a strawberry festival.

KcnnedvsOive Dinner The Duke and Duchess of Kent

were guests of honor last night at a dinner given in London by United State Ambassador Joseph P. Ken­nedy and Mrs. Kennedy. Among other guests were Prime Minister and Mrs. Neville Chamberlain. Vis­count and Lady Astor. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill. .Secretary and Mrs. Harold L. Ickes, and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

Trolh Announced Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hennpbrrry

of S4 Elliott Avenue announced the engagement of their daughter. Mlsr Mary Henneberry. to William J Slavin, Jr. of Hastlngs-on-Hudson Sunday at a birthday party given in her honor. Members of the Im­mediate families were guests.

Miss Henneberry is a graduate of St. Peter's Parochial School and the Yonkers High School of Com­merce. Mr. Slavin attended Has­tings Schools and is with the New YOTk Postofnce.

Senior Prom Held

BNOS ISRAEL CLUB Miss Charlotte Ecker was made a

member of the Bnos Israel Club at A meeting Saturday night at tha Jewish Community Center. Plans were made for an open houaa In June.

Edson Ryder and I/>rrAinr Story were chosen king and queen Sat­urday at. the Yonkrrs High School senior promenade at the Amackas­sin Club, PalLsadc Av/>nue. More than 100 persons af<>nded. Charles Blggio was chairman.

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