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NOTES ON NUPTIALS PFEIFFER—BREXN'AN Mi> -s Judith Ann Brennan. daightei of Mi. and Mrs . Richard A. Biennan ot C>4 Aldei Dn\e, Mastic Beach , became the bride oi Petei John Pieifter . Mm of Mi. and Mi s . Petei Piciffei . 150 Bea- \ei Di n e, Mastic Beach, m a cei- emotu held at 4 p m. July 22 in St John ' s E piscopal Chinch (\iuei Moiiclies. The Re\ . Willaul lwle oi fil iated at the double nng u'lcnioiij beloie th» a 'tai banke, ' with basket s of white gladioli and shasta daisies . White satin bow s nuu ked the pew.s. (Jiven in marriage by her fa- thei. the bude was attned in a i looi-b ngth gow n of n ory silk 1 issue tatl' eta fa.shioned with a poi- tiait neckline and Alencon inserts at the wast and m panels down the fi ont of the gow n w ith the sknt ending in a chapel tiain. Her thiee-tieied veil was held in place by a wi eath of oiange blossoms and she earned a cascade sprav of white l obes , daisies and gieen i\\ upon a white praver book. Ml' ss Anne Tormey of Floral Park was maid-of-honor and wore a waltz-length ch ess of blue sill* oiganza tashioned with short slee\ es . a fitted waist and a har- em skirt. Ilei small head piece and shoi t veil were of a matching co- loi and she carried a erescent- shaped bouquet of blue daisies and white l oses tiimmed with ivy. Miss Jacqueline Doyen of Mias- tic , Miss Carmela Semprevio of Gloversville and Miss Maijorie Lag no of Little Neck weie brides- maids. Their gow ns were identical to that of the maid-of-honoi with matching headpieces. They carried ciescent-shaped bouquets of blue daisies and ivy. Richaid Haiold Pfciffer , brother of the bridegroom , was best man , and Richard E. Brennan of Mastic Be.. ( h biothei of the bnde , Ewald Baitx oi Manomlle and William Tick e of Oswego were ushei s . Two hunch ed guests were at the church and later a l eception for 150 guests was held at the Henry Peikj ns Hotel . Riverhead , starting with a cocktail hour. Mr. and- Mis . Pfeiffer will re- side in Noith Baby lon , following a two-week honeymoon trip to Cape Cod. The brule graduated from Cen- ter Moriches High School and is also a graduate of S.ate Univei - sity College of Education at Os- wego and will assume a teaching position in the Massapequa School System m the Fall. The budegroom , also a g raduate oi Center Moriches High School, attended Oswego and Adelphi Col- leges and is presently employed as an assistant managei oi th° W. T. Giant Store in Bar Haibor. BOSTELMAN—BEGELMAN Miss Barbara Ann Begelman , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Begelman of 74 Chestnut Avenue, Patchogue , became the bride of Leroy Bostelman , son of Mrs Adele Bostelman of 4 Claik Street Patchogue , at 4:30 p. m. Julv 8 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church , Patchogue. The Rev. Sa- verio Mattei performed the wed- ding ceremony. One hundred and fifty guests were present. Mrs. Anna Privitera was the organist. Given in marriage by her father , the bride wore a gown of white silk organza fashioned with a fit- ted bodice having long sleeves and soed pearls at the neckline. The Mr. and Mrs. Leroj Bostelman full skirt flowed into a chapel tiain. She cained a crescent bou- quet of white roses with two w hite orchids in the center. Her finger- tip veil of illusion was held by a ciown of sequins. Miss Janet Begelman of Patch- ogue was maid-of-honor. She wore a gown of lilac silk organza and a matching ciown with a small veil. She cained a ciescent bou- quet of roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Jean Bostelman and Miss Betty Stauf- fer , both of Patchogue. Their gowns were like that of the maid- of-honor and they earned bou- quets of Summer floweis. They wore matching crowns with small veils. William Bostelman of Patch- ogue was best man. The ushers were Donald Mistier and Frank Martinez of Medfoid. A reception was held at the Huntington Town House for 110 guests. A cocktail hour preceded the roast beef dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Bostelman spent their honeymoon at Mount Airy Lodge in the Poconos. They are residing at 73 Swezey Street , Pat - chogue. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Patchogue High School. The bridegroom is employ- ed at Island Coal and Lumber Company in Medford and attends Long Island Agricultural and Tech- nical Institute at Farmmgdale. He served for four years in the Air Force. BUCHHOLZ—AMBROSE Miss Jo-Ann Gail Ambrose , daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ambrose of 61 Lakeland Avenue , Patchogue , became the bride of Richard Buchholz , son of Mi. and Mrs . Kenneth Buchholz of Whitesville , at 2 p. m. Satur- day in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue. The Rev. F. Leo .Cunning ham per- formed the double ring ceremony About 100 guests were piesent. Gi xen in marriage by her fa- ther , the bride wore a gown of white peau de soie , street-length , with a bell-shaped skirt. The fit- ted bodice was fashioned with a scoop neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. Her thiee-tiered bouffant \ eil of French illusion was held by a tiara of crystals and pearls. She carried an old-fash- ioned bouquet of white shasta daisies , white step hanotis , white loses and geranium blossoms with a cascade of ivy. Miss L ynne Suzanne Salinas of Patchogue was maid-of-honor. Her street-length gow n was of -tur- quoise silk organza over taffeta wi th a bell-shaped skirt , scoop neckline and three-quarter sleeves. Her headpiece was a single tur- quoise flower with a short veil. She carried an old-fashioned bou- quet of white shasta daisies and yellow roses with ivy. Richard Sullivan of Buffalo was best man and the usher was Fran- cis J. Ambrose of Patchogue , a brother of the bride. A reception was held at 3 p. m. al 112 Lounge , Patchogue , for 85 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Buchholz left for a honeymoon in Buffalo. They will reside in California. The bride is a giaduate of Pat- chogue High School and Alfred Agricultural and Technical Insti- tute in Alfred. The bridegroom attended Clark- son College and is also a graduate of Alfred Agricultural and Tech- nical Institute. He is a construc- tion engineer and will be on a framing program for Douglas Fir Company. PALUMBO—SHENE Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shene of 8 Nelson Court , Blue Point , an- nounce the recent marriage of their daughter. Diane , to Anthony Palumbo , son of Mr. and Mrs. George Palumbo of Newins Street , Patchogue. HEEBNER—HARDY Miss Carol Ann Hardy of Lake Grove , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hardy of Boston , Mass., became the bride of Nevin Heeb- ner , son of Ma* , and Mrs. Steward Heebner of Holtsville , at 2 p. m., July 15. The Rev. Clinton Landis of Telford , Pa., performed the cer- emony in the Centereach Mennon- ite Church on Rustic Road , Cen- tereach. The Graystone Chorus sang the following wedding selec- tions : \The Lord is my Shepherd , \ \Guide Me O Thou Great Jeho- vah , \ \O God of Wisdom , \ \O Perfect Love , \ and \Lead Me O Father in the Path of Peace. \ The bride , given in marriage bv her father , wore a white lace dress and carried a white Bible with White roses. Miss Susan Landis of Harleys- ville , Pa., was maid-of-honor. She wore a blue dress and carried a bouquet of pink roses and baby ' s breath. John Merril Sander of Telford , Pa., was best man. Ushers were Lowell Moyer of Morwood , Pa., and Robei't Hardy of Weymouth , Mass. 'The couple left on a week' s honeymoon to Maine. They are now residing in Medford Station. The bride is a graduate of New- field High School , class of 1961 . and is emp loyed at the A & P Store in Centereach. She has been making her home with an uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ivers of Moriches Road , Lake Grove, for several years. The bridegroom is a graduate of Newfield High School , class of 1960 , and is employed by Charles Erdman , builder of Chevels Homes. Former East Patchogue Girl Honored at July Reception The South Country Shores Club was the scene for the reception in honor of Miss Patricia Ann Ro- berts of Staten Island , foi merly of Orchard Road , East Patchogue , which was held July 23. The af- fair was given by her maternal grandmother , Mrs. Phoebe Gar- ruppo of East Patchogue , and her parents , Mr. and Mis. William Roberts. The mam table was decorated with fresh floweis and a center- piece consisted of a six-tier cake topped with a statue of St. Ther- esa with sprays of lily of the val- ley. The cake was made b y Pa- ti icia ' s godmother , Mis. Ral ph Pa- lezmio. A buffe t dinner was served. Those who attended vei e her parents , Mr. and Mis. William Ro- berts ; her brothei , William, Ji., her sister , Chiistine; hei grand- motheis , Mrs. Robeits and Mis. Phoebe Garruppo; Mr. and Mis. Alfred Polzello and their children of Rutland , Vt.; Mr. and Mrs. Mer- lit Roberts and their childien of Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Roberts and their children of Middleville , N. Y.; Philip Roberts of Staten Island; Mr. and Mis. James Monaco of Rochestei ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bync and then son of Oakdale; Miss He len and Mary Lou Keene of Kings Paik; Mr. and Mis. Elmer Robei ts and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robei ts ot the Bronx ; Mi. and Mis. James Mingino of Biooklyn; Mis. Antoi- nette Fuoco of Bellpoit; Mr. and Mis. Ralph Palermo, Mr. and Mis. George Knopp, Michael and Gwen Slotchen , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiumn of Patchogue. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gairuppo , M r. and Mis. Joseph Knopp, Mrs. Jenny Bai- braiz , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallo , Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gazzola. Mrs. Mamie Stepham , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallo , Jr. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perry, Mr. and Mis. Anthony Stevens , Mr. and Mi s. An- thony Kel' y, Mr. and Mis. Louis De Lia , Mrs. Mary Greco , Mr. and Mrs . Ral ph G. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murp hy, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lento. Mr. and Mrs James Hughes , Mr. and Mis. Dom- inick Porto , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Palermo , Mrs. Mel Nudo , all of East Patchogue. There w ere about Miss Patricia Roberts 50 childien who accompamed then paients. Mis^ Robeits is a giad «ate of St Fi un i- , de Sales I' aux hi il Sc hool , Patchogue , and aKo Kin tis High Sc hool, c lass of 11)61 , in Staten Island. She will g > to the torncnt , St. DominuL ' s Institute , in Biooklme , Mass , m Si p Umhti. Wedding bells and wedding streamers carry an air of delicate beaut \ that is reflected in tht lov eliness of the printed w edding im itations done b\ The Advance. — \d\. 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Leo Cunning ham. The bride is the former Miss Jo-Ann Gail Ambrose of Patchogue. —Michael' s Studio Frances Johnson As necessary to a recipe book as the basic black dress is to mi- lady ' s w ardrobe is this recipe for Cookies which was g iven to us by Mi's. Kenneth Andeisen of Mastic Beach , who is our versatile coires- pondent for the Mastic Beach area. With the same enthusiasm for cooking that she has for her many activities Mrs. Andersen enjoys her many and dhersified interests. Mrs. Andersen is president of the Ladies ' Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church in Mastic Beach and the ladies always find that the cookies pack well and stay fresh when they are sent throug h the mail. So how about mailing a box to a friend. Not to be neglected are the home folks , so bake a batch for them too. You can vary the recipe in a number of w ays—use different flavorings , anise , peppermint , etc., instead of vanilla. 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