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Miss Edith Berkowitz Is Wed To English Teacher

In a setting of yellow and white chrysanthemums, carna. tlons and snapdragons, Miss Bdlth Berkowitz of "Neponsit be­came the bride of Stephen Will tern Hargreaves of Gillingham, Kent, England, in a garden wed­ding held on the grounds of the bride's home In Neponsit on Sunday afternoon. Dr. Joseph I. Weiss, of the West End Tern-He, performed the ceremony Vtt&MMed by GO relatives and Wends.

The bride is the daughter erf Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berkowitz of 190 Beach 144th street. The bridegroom is the son of Will­iam A. Hargreaves of Gilling­ham, England and the late Dr. C. E. Hargreaves.

The bride was given in mar­riage by her father. Her cock­tail-length sleeveless gown was fashioned of Broderie Anglais and had a cape collar. A rose headpiece held fast her shoulder, length tulle veil. White orchids and stephanotis made up her cascade arrangement.

Miss Frances Berkowitz, sister of the bride was the maid of honor. Her cocktail-length gown was fashioned of green and white embroidered organdy. Pale yel­low roses made up her floral arrangement.

David Fenton of New London, Conn., served as best man for his friend.

A reception and dinner follow­ed at the home of the bride's parents, who have been resi­dents of the community for the paat 20 years.

Mrs. Hargreaves was gradu­ated from Connecticut College For Women, class of 1969, and is training for social work. Her husband, who is an alumnus of Cambridge University, En­gland, class of 1968, is a chem­istry teaoher at the City of London School, London.

Mr. and Mrs. Hargreaves are honeymooning in New England. They will leave for London, where they will reside, on Sep­tember 8.

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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lewis On Puerto Rico Honeymoon

Summer nuptials at the Essex House, Manhattan, on Sunday afternoon, August 7, united in marriage Miss Bernice A. Shapiro of Jackson Heights and Arnold Maurice Lewis of Edgemere. Dr. E. Feklbln of the Astoria Syna­gogue performed the double-ring ceremony.

The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Shapiro, of J a c k s o n Heights. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ruth Lewis, of 336 Beach 45th street and the late Sol Lewis.

The bride was given in mar­riage by her parents. She wore a ballerina-length, short - sleeved gown fashioned of Chantilly lace that had a Sabrina neckline. Her double-tiered, shoulder-length, il­lusion veil was held in place with a coronet headpiece. She carried a white Bible with white orchids.

Miss Jean Shapiro, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. Her cocktail-length gown was fash­ioned of pale blue silk taffeta. Mrs. David Shapiro of Jamaica Estates, sister-in-law of the bride served as matron of honor. Her pale pink cocktail - length gown was fashioned of peau de soie with schiffli embroidery. Both at­tendants carried colonial bouquets made up of pink and white car­nations and roses.

Lori Shapiro, niece of the bride, was the flower girl.

Albert Miller of Valley Stream, a close friend of the groom, serv­ed as his best man.

One hundred relatives and friends attended the reception and dinner which followed.

Mr. Lewis, an alumnus of Far Rockaway High School, is em­ployed by the Lando Dental Lab oratory Corp., Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will take up residence in their new home in Jackson Heights, following their return from Puerto Rico where they are spending their honey­moon.

Farley Couple In ISew Home

The marriage of Midi Edna Super, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Super, of 73 John street, Inwood, L. I., to James L. Far­ley, son of Mrs. James E. Farley, Of 1443 McBride street, Far Rock-away, and the late Mr. Farley, took place Sunday, July 24.

The Rev. George LaFlare offici­ated at the ceremonies. Mrs. Carol Spano was matron of hon­or and John Cittarino was the best man.

The bridesmaids were the Miss­es Susan Super, Nancy, Barbara and Kathy Farley, Natalie Oliv-eri. Diane Zimmerman was the flower girl.

Ushers included Richard and John Super, Gus Markides, Har> \y Gordon and Edward Burnett.

A reception for 130 people was held in Autun's, Queens Village. The couple are making their home in Jamaica Hills.

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Helen Meyer

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Alan Weinstein The marriage of Miss Helen

Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meyer of Belle Harbor, to Mr. Alan S. Weinstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weinstein of Rockville Centre, took place last Friday.

Dr. Robert Cordis performed the single-ring ceremony in the chapel of Temple Beth-El.

Miss Meyer, who attended Beaver College for two years, is a senior at New York Univer­sity's Washington Square Col­lege. She will ibe graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in January.

Mr. Weinstein is a member of Golktn-Bomback and Co., mem bers of the New York Stock Exchange. He is an alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, and is presently working for his Master's degree in Finance at New York Univer sity Graduate School of Husi ness Administration.

After a honeymoon in Jamaica, B.W.I., Mr. and Mrs. Weinstein will reside in Forest Hills.

Selikowitz Host To Classmates

David Selikowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Selikowitz, of 71-10 Amstel boulevard, Arverne, was host to several classmates from Western Maryland College, Westminster, Md., at his home.

In the group were Miss Betty Jean Jacobus, Miss Peggy Hoey and W. King Smith, all of Balti more; Miss Bonny MoCleland of Trenton, and David Wallace of Cambridge, Md.

Classmates in the (New York, New Jersey area who joined the group on Sunday included Miss Jill Fredholm of Brooklyn; Miss Belinda Adams of Glen Rock, N. J., and Richard KUtzberg and Howard Wagner, both of Brook­lyn.

Miss Starr Murphy, of Arverne, and Louis Lissack, of Belle Har­bor, helped the group feel at home. A Friday night cook-out at the Fredholm summer home at East Rockaway, a visit on Sat­urday afternoon to the Empire State Building, Pennsylvania Sta­tion, the Port Authority Term­inal, Times Square, Broadway and the Cross Roads Cafe was enjoyed by the guests. A pleas-ant afternoon on the beach off 69th street helped round out an eventful weekend.

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Gardiner- Cur ran

Wedding Is Set

For May 27 , Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gardiner,

of Brooklyn, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Deanna Jeanette, to Charles J. Curran, son of Mr*, and Mrs. Charles W. Curran, of Broad Channel.

Miss Gardiner was graduated from Franklin K. Lane High School, Brooklyn, and is employ­ed as a teletype operator by the New York Telephone Company.

Mr. Curran, an alumnus of Far Rockaway High School, ser­ved two years in the Army and for the past three and a half years has been employed by the Chase Manhattan Bank of New York as an auditor.

The wedding date has been »et for Saturday morning, May 27, 1961. It will take place at » 11:15 a.m. Nuptial Mass in St. Michael's R.C. Church, East New York, Brooklyn, home par­ish of the prospective bride.

Kevin F, O'Loughlin Christened On L. I.

Mrs. William Unkel, of Rox-bury and Qerard O'Loughlin, of Hempstead, L> I., are thte god­parents of the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fmncla OXoughMn of Hajafcte, formerly of Beach 89th street, who was christened Kevin lYancJa, Sunday, July 31, a t Our Lady of Loretta RX3. Church, Hempstead, home parish of the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis OCLougihlin.

Sixty relative* and friends at­tended the reception and supper party held at the Woodslde Ter­race, Baldwin, where four gen­erations on the maternal side of thfc family were present.

The infant was christened in the gown that the maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. George Zitzler, jr., long-time resident of the Rockaways was christened in. It was also used when the two other great-grandchildren of Mrs. Zitzler were christened.

Mrs. O'Loughlin is the f rmer Florence Van Ronk, daughter of Mrs. Marie Van Ronk who re­sides at 329 Beach1 86th street, where the Infant's maternal great-grandparents live. Kevin Francis was born July 21 at Mary Immaculate Hospital, Ja­maica and is the couple's first ehlld.

Stveet Sixteen Party For Phyllis Cranese

The 16th birthday of Miss Phyl­lis Granese was celebrated at a surprise party last night at her home, 684 Highland place, Rocka­way Point.

The party was given by her mother, Mrs. Ursulla Granese, who makes her year-round home in Glendale. <MpV|

Miss Granese is a senior at St. Angela Hall Academy, Brooklyn, where she Is a member of the Junior Red Cross and the Mis­sion Club.

Numerous friends and relatives attended the party and a buffet supper was served.

Third Child Greeted By Reines Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reines of Brooklyn have announced the binth of their third'Child, Laurie Sue, at St. Joseph's Hospital on July 29. The infant weighed six pounds and 14 ounces.

She was the third grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. George Seftell, of 140 Beach 131st street, Belle Harbor, and also the third for the paternal grandparents.

Mrs. Seftell was recently elect­ed president of the local Mizra-chi group. She is also chairman of the Cerebral Palsy group in Rockaway Park.

Kathleen Vasselman En&a£ed To Wed Timothy P. Healy and Mrs. George Vassel- | one of the soloists at St. Rose of Mi

man, of 331 Beach 86th street have made known the engage­ment of their daughter, Kathleen Patricia, to Patrolman Timothy Patrick Healy, son of Mrs. Ti­mothy Healy, of 325 Beach 91st street, and the late Mr. Healy.

Miss Vasselman was graduated from St. Francis de Sales Aca­demy and Stella Marls Commer­cial High School. She is employed by the William H. Sa-dUer Pub­lishing Company in Manhattan as a bookkeeper. Her mother is

Lima R. C. Church and is also president of its Altar and Rosary Society.

Patrolman Healy, an alumnus of the same parochial school and Far Rockaway High School, serv­ed in the Army during the Korean conflict and was stationed in Japan. A member of the New York Police Department, he is assigned to the 16th Precinct in Manhattan.

The wedding date has been set for late fall in 1961.

Kevin Madden Tendered Surprise Birthday Party

A surprise birthday party was tendered to Kevin Madden, of Brooklyn, brother of Mrs. Mary Wilson of Beach 86th street, the head nurse of post partum of the obstetrics floor at the Pen­insula General Hospital, Edge-mere.

The party was held at the home of Mrs. Eva MoKnight, 46 West 13th' road, Broad Channel, a close friend who is the head nurse of second floor medical at the same hospital.

Piano and mandolin selections and singing of many favorites, including popular hits of yester day and today, were enjoyed by relatives and friends. Dancing to the tunes of the 1920's when the Charleston and big apple were the favorites narrowed down to the modern jive enjoyed by the younger set.

Present were Mrs. Bridie Mad­den, wife of the guest of honor and their son, Kevin, Mrs. Mary Wilson and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Peacock, jr., and Mrs. Wilson's son, Henry, and other daughter, Helen, all of Rockaway Beach. Also Mr, and Mrs, John Mad­den of Valley Btrearn. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schadt of Farmingdale.

Others were Edward Alfana of Hollis; Mr. and Mrs. William

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Joseph McMahon Marks Birthday

Mr. and Mrs. Josepn McMahon entertained relatives and friends last Wednesday evening at their home, 14-16 Cross Bay boulevard, Broad Channel, in honor of Mr. McMahon's birthday.

McMahon was the winner of the Prince contest six years ago in the Mardi Gras at Broad Chan­nel, the same year his wife, the former Arjine Mink, won the Princess contest.

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Mrs. Peacock, niece of Mr. Madden, is assistant to the head nurse in charge of second floor surgical at the Peninsula den eral Hospital.

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Nuptials Are Set

For Sept. 17 The marriage of Miss Kath­

leen Guilfoyle of Riverdale, N. Y., to Eugene Lawrence Breen of Rockaway Beach will take place on Saturday morning, September 17, in St. Gabriel's R. C. Church in Riverdale, home parish of the prospective bride.

The Rev. James T. Breen, un­cle of Mr. Breen, who was recent­ly appointed pastor of Immacul­ate Conception R. C. Church in Bangall, N. Y., will perform the ceremony and celebrate the Nup­tial Mass.

Miss Guilfoyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Guilfoyle, of Riverdale, was graduated from St. Gabriel's Parochial School and the Sacred Heart Academy in the Bronx. She is employed by Harpers Magazine.

Her fiance, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Breen, of 192 Beach 109th street, is an alumnus of P. S. 44 and Far Rockaway High School. He serv­ed in the Navy and was station­ed at Quonset, R. I. He now is employed as a plumbers ap­prentice in New York.

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For Aug. 20 The Ancient Order of Hiber­

nians and Auxiliary, Division 21, will hold its annual dance on Sat­urday, August 20, at the Rocka­way Council, No. 2672, Knights of Columbus, clubhouse, on Beach 90th street.

Music will be supplied by Don Fitzgerald and his orchestra.

Jerry Keen, president, has nam­ed Michael McLoughlin and Mrs. Theresa as co-chairman of the committee in charge.

Approximately 500 persons are expected to attend. The doors will open at 9 p,m.

Barbara Ominsky To Wed Rabbinical Student

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ominsky of Baltimore, Md., have announced the engagement of their daugh­ters, Barbara, to Don Barry Bid-nick, of Far Rockaway.

Miss Ominsky is graduate of the Bais Yaakov School for Girls In Baltimore. She plans to enter Towson State Teachers College In the fall.

Mr. Bidnick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bidnick. He is in his third year of studies at the New Israel Rabbinical CoL lege In Baltimore. He has attend­ed evening sessions at Johns Hopkins University and plans to continue courses at Loyola Col­lege.

A January wedding is planned.

Carol Cay Toft Is Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Taft, of 240-02 Newhall avenue, Rose dale, L. l„ have announced the engagement of tWeir danghter, Carol Gay, to Peter Puleo, Jr.,

The future bride is a graduate of (Far Rockaway High School and Pratt Institute. She teaches art in the Valley Stream school system.

Mr. Puleo is the son of Mr and Mrs. Peter Puleo, of 240-08 Nowhall avenue. A graduate of Andrew Jackson high school, he attended ,, Pratt Institute before entering* the army. He is a se curity officer a t Fort Jay, Gov ernor's Island.

No wedding date has been set.

Surprise Bridal Shower \ For Noreen J. Curran

Fifty relatives and friends at­tended the surprise bridal show­er tendered Miss Noreen Jane Curran on Saturday at the Dem ooratic Clubhouse on Shad Creek road, Broad Channel. It was given by members of her bridal party, Miss Kathleen Cur­ran of Broad Channel and Mrs. George W. Kern, jr., of Lyn-brook, sisters of the prospect­ive bride; Mrs. Leonard Fal­cone of Long Island City, and Miss Carol Richter of Howard Beach.

The decorations including the shower cake and traditional shower umbrella; the latter, fashioned of lace, were In white. A supper was served. Miss Cur­ran received many attractive and useful gifts. Her fiance presented her with a corsage of yellow tea roses.

Present were the Mmes. Charles W. Curran, mother of the guest of honor; Elizabeth OTJonnell James Dunne, sr., Paul Postarlno, William O'Donnell, William Lawlor, Robert Schultz, James Dunne, jr., Charles Phil­lips, John Monahan, Chris Bock, William Theis, Arthur Minor, Charles Carr, Martin Conneely,

Andrew Flcarello, Samuel Vlvl ano, Richard Kase, Joseph Con-' over, Joseph McMahon, Rose Glade and John Anderson.

Also the Mmes. James Dun ' leavy, William Sugden, sr., Ed ward O'Malley, William Sugden,. jr., Edward Brandel, Robert Dun leavy, Dean Gardiner, Arthur, Grlllman, Owen Devine, sr., Charlee Stophan, James Mcln tyre, George Eastman, Patrick Fields, Francis Murray, John Nicholson, Harry Magoolaghan, John Kelly, Brook* Graham, A,. Henglein, C. Moran, Jubo and Wulf. Also Miss Deanna J. Gar-, diner, fiance of Charle* J. Our-, ran, brother of the prospective bride.

Miss Curran , wag graduated from St. Virgilius Parochial. School and Stella Mavis Com­mercial High School and Is em­ployed by City Service Corp., dt New York, as secretary.

Her fiance, Allan Kenneth Iversen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Iversen of 1&07 Cross Bay boulevard, Broad Channel, Is an alumnus of Far Rockaway High School and la employed by Iversen Brass and Copper Co., of the Bronx. :t

Sew md Child For Cohen Couple

It's a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cohen, of 105-29 63rd drive, Forest Hills, bom on July 25, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Far Rockaway. The new arrival, sec­ond for the couple, weighed sev­en pounds and three ounces and was named Wayne Michael. Robin Gail, the couple's older child, is six and a half years old.

Mrs. Cohen is the former Helen Ellse Faber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Faber of 137 Beach 84th street. Mrs. Anna Cohen of Brooklyn is the mother of the proud father.

Wayne Michael is the third grandchild for the Fabers and the seventh for the paternal grand­mother.

Herbert Cubers Have First Child

< • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ggber

of 128-U Newport avenue, JBelle Harbor, are the parents of their first child, a daughter, who was born on August 7 at the Pentaj sula General Hospital, Edgemere. The new arrival weighted six pounds and two and .one half ounces and was named Sue Robin.

Mrs. Guber Is the foifnbf Irene Greenblatt, daughter of Mrs. Mildred Greenblatt, or Belle Harbor, and the late Samuel Greenblatt. Mr. and Mrs. Ale* Gubemlck of Brooklyn are the parents of the proud father who is an operator at Sam's Beauty Salon, on Rockaway Beech bob. levard. ,}

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