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NEWLYWEDS are Staff Sergeant and Mrs. James Robert Harris , who were married July 29 at a nuptial mass at St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue , by the Rev. F. Leo Cunningham. The bride is the former Miss Edith Theresa Almstead of Pat- chogue . —Lafayette Studio Engagements Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schenck of 196 North Ocean Avenue , Patch- ogue, announce the engagement of Miss Judith Schcnck their daughter , Judith , to Dr. Rob- ert Cooper Welsh of Miami , Fla. Mliss Schenck is a graduate of the University of Miami and is working toward her raster ' s de- gree in English. ' Dr. Welsh is a grauate of Duke University and Duke Medical School and did graduate woik at Massachusetts Eye Institute and Harvard Medical School. A September wedding is plan- ned. The engagement of Miss Carol Champ lin , daughter of Mrs. Wal- ter Champlin of Patchogue and the late Walter Champlin, Sr , to Wil- liam Smith , son of Mrs. Chester Miss Carol ( hamplin — — Photo by Dobson ' s Studio Smith of Blue Point and the late Chester Smith , Jr.. was announced August 4. ^,-r Miss Champlin is a graduate of Patchogue High School Mr. Smith is a graduate of Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute at Farmingdale. Both are employed by Sears , Roebuck and Company Patchogiu- No date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Gertrude Mooney of Pat- chogue has announced the enga- gement of her daug hter , \ Mis- . Pat- ricia Joan Hewitt , to Richard Harris Harter , son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Haitei of Mil- waukee, Wis. Miss Hewitt is a graduate of Seton Hall High School , Patch- ogue , and Molloy Catholic Colleue for Women , Rockville Centre. She is a teacher in the North Baby- lon School System. Mr. Haiti i is a u radu i ^ o of the Milwauke e Sc hool of Enmncei ing, Milw aukee , Wis., and i- t mployed by Maynetioii ' cs ( ontiol- , Inc ., at Grumman Aaciaft Enmneei inj , - Corporation. The w edding will take p lace De- ce mber 2b' . —i——mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm—— ^— < * l W «l—iK tf-v. ** ..Xt-MXttMaroMaMWWlMOT HONEY MOONING in Nevada are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene James Capelli . Jr., who w ere married Sunday afternoon in the First Presbj tcrian Church of Smithlown. The bride is the former ; Miss Andrea J eanne Brauns of Centereach. —Michael' s Studio mSSm ^ glSs tpmu»a.muutnvuui 9. Pm.m. ^^/ P MtPfOID MEWE ''\\JjflJBi WCHDEU E , MrW TOtt Phone PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED GRover 5-2285 SODA — DRUGS Everything for the Baby CLOSED SUNDAYS Announcing the app ointm ent of $c4e tfmeflef cA as exclusive agents f or TIFFANY & Co. New York Featuring SILVER ACCESSORIES FLATWARE WATCHES ^cie^euw&d ^ PATCHOGUE fM RIVERHEAD *feg£* REGISTERED JEWE LER (^g) AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Stye UrntQ IjslanJi Aim mtre Page Two — Section Two Thursday, August 10 , 196 1 RECENTLY WED were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Giammatteo , who were married in St. Joseph' s R. C. Church , Lake Ronkonkoma. The bride is the former Miss Melina Marc Wild of Holbrook. —Jo-Art Photo Women and their World / NOTES ON NUPTIALS WRIGHT—HITCHCOCK The marriage of Miss Barbara Ann Hitchcock of Sayville and Jamestow n , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence Hitchcock of J>d Stewart Avenue , Jamestow n . to Thomas Woodall Wright , son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Woodall rt> Wright of 67 Washington Avenue , Patchogue , took p lace at 2 p. m. Saturday in the First Baptist Church , Jamestown. The Rev. John H. Minott performed the cere- mony. Given in marriage by her fa- ther , the bride wore a gown of peau de soie. A scalloped band of re-embroidered Alencon lace de- fined the off-shoulder neckline and flowed dov\ n the bodice and onto the princess front of the bouffant bell-shaped skirt designed with a gathered back fullness that cas- caded into a chapel sweep. Wrist- let leng th kid gloves were worn with the bracelet-length sleeves. A pcau de soie halo held her shoul- der-length mantilla of pure silk illusion edged with handclipped ap- p liques re-embroidered Alencon lace. She earned a cascade bou- quet of white gardenias. The maid-of-honor was Miss Marjori e Hitchcock of Jamestown , a sister of the bride and the ma- tron-of-honor was Mrs. Robb R. Benson of Benrus Point. Brides- maids were Mrs. Patrick J. Tecarr cf Patchogue , sister of the bride- groom , Mr.s. Quentin S. Meekei of Jacksonville , Fla., a college loommate of the bnde , and Mrs. William J. Kane of Sayville , a cousin of the bride , Miss Martha Jane Hitchcock of Jamestown , another sister of the bride , was the junior bridesmaid. They wore white pure silk or- ganza afternoon gowns over taf- teta fashioned with a bouffant wide hemmed skirt with mauve taffeta p leated cummerbund for- ming an obi bow in the back. They wore mauve taffeta halo hats and carried French nosegays of Ele- gance carnations with a cascade of ivy. Howard H. Farrell of East Pat- chogue was best man. The ushers were Dale L. Hitchcock of James- town , a brother of the bride , Pa- trick J. Tecarr of Patchogue , a brother-in-law of the bridegroom , Frank B. Yozzo of Sayville , Her- man P. Woller of Carmel and Robb R. Benson of Bemus Point. The ceremony took place before an altar with a background of seven branch candelabra , with bouquets of large white chrysan- themums , with an arch formed of the candelabra with fern at the base. Miss Alice Jean Hoffman ' was organist and Miss Mai'y Gi- ambalvo of Hauppauge , a college classmate of the bride , was soloist. A reception was held at Hare- wood Inn on Chautauqua Lake. Kitty Grossman was the organist. Mr. and Mrs. Wright left for a wedding trip to Nova Scotia. They will reside at 132 Snedecor Ave- nue , Bayport , after September 1. The bride is a graduate of Southwestern Central Schools and Cortland College of Education. Mrs. Thomas Woodall Wright —Siegfiie-d Studio She is on the teaching staff of the Sayville Public Schools. The bridegroom is a graduate of Patchogue Schools and seived for three years in the Army. He is affiliated with Lott Brothers Spoiting Goods of Baldwin. MONOHAN—SELBY Miss Antonia Selby, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Andrew Selby of Pine Street , Blue Point , was mar- ried to Francis Monohan , son of Mr. and Mrs . Francis Monohan of Brentwood , July 29 at Our Lady of the Snow R. C. Church in Blue Point. The Rev. Francis Nuss of- ficiated. CAPPELLI—BRAUNS M|iss Andrea Jeanne Brauns , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Brauns of South Coleman Road , Centereach , became the bride of Eugene James Cappelli , Jr.. son of Mir. and Mrs. Eugene J. Cap- pelli , Sr., of Old Willetts Path , Smithtown , at 1:30 p. m. Sunday in the First Presby terian Church of Smithtown. The Rev. Robert L. Seaman performed the double ring ceremony. About 200 guests were P2'esent. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a cocktail-length gown of white lace and silk or- ganza. Her fingertip veil w»s held by a pearl studded tiara and she carried a bouquet of white roses and carnations. Miss Patricia Bond of Cente- reach was maid-of-honor. Her cocktail-length gown was of yellow nylon trimmed with satin and she wore a matching bow headpiece: She carried a bouquet of yellow l oses. Joseph Lavendero of Centereach was best man. The ushers wre Robert Henry Brauns and John Bond of Centereach. A reception for 65 guests was held at Land' s End , Sayville; at 2:30 p. m. A dinner and dancing were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Cappelli left for Nevade where they will reside. The bridegroom is in the Air Force and stationed at the Nellis Air Force Base , Nevada. FIELD—STEIGLER Mr. and Mrs. William Steigler of Main Street , Eastport , have announced the marriage of their daughter , Miss Lois Steigler , to Airman 2/C Step hen W. Field o! Palm Springs , Calif., on July 22. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. F. M. Homrighouse of Quogue. Following the wedding a small reception was held at the home of the bride ' s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Step hen Field are on a three-week honeymoon in California . SLAVIC—HERBA The marriage of Mrs. Peter Herba of Brooklyn and Frank Slavic of Patchogue took place at 3:30 p. m. Saturday in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue. The Rev. John J. Traynor officia- ted. The bride was escorted down the aisle by Fred Carver of Brooklyn , a life-time friend. She wore a pale blue lace street-length dress with matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. The matron-of-honor was Mrs. James Winans o f Patchogue , daughter of the bridegroom. She wore a pale yellow ny lon dress with matching crown headpiece and cai ried yellow and lavender flowers. Harold Wagner of New York Cit y, a nep hew of the biide , was best man. A reception for the immediate family was held at Saxon Anns in Oakdale. After a short honeymoon , Mr and Mrs. Slavic will reside at 7 Grenville Avenue , Patchogue. ALMSTEAD—HARRIS Miss Edith Theresa Almstead , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Almstead of 88 Lake View Drive , Patchogue , was married to Staff Sergeant James Robert Harris , USMC , son of Mrs. Patrick G. Harris of Sanderson , Tex., and the late Mr. Harris , at a nuptial mass at 11:30 a.m. July 29 in St. Francis de Sales R.C. Church , Patchogue. The Rev. F. Leo Cun- ningham officiated. Escorted to the altar by her fa- ther , the bride wore a Chantilly lace sheath gown with mist taf- feta , and having a detachable train. Her four-tiered veil was held by a crystal crown. A cas- cade of stephanoti s and carnations covered the bridal missal carried b y the bride. Mrs. Vivian Del Gaizo of Pat- chogue was matron-of-honor. She wore a princess style gown of wh i te crystaline over taffeta and a rhinestone tiara with pink veil- ing. She carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses and carnations. Sergeant Vernon D. Thomas of North Carolina was best man and there were seven Marine Honor Guards from the Garden City Unit. A reception was held at The Patchogue Hotel and dinner was served at 2 p. m. A canopy was over the bridal table at which the Honor Guard was also seated. Gerard McCarthy, a family friend , gave a special toast and song for the couple. The bride sang two solos. At the conclusion of the re- ception the Honor Guard gave the Marine Corps salute to the bride ' s parents. The bride and the bridegroom iriet in Iceland when the bride was with the Civil Service there and where the bridegroom was sta- tioned. The bride sang at the Rek- javik , Iceland , Cathedral on Sundays. She had also appeared at many of the American base shows in Iceland. After a month' s wedding trip which will include Canada , Texas and North Carolina , the bride- groom will be stationed at Camp LeJeune , N. C , where they will j make their home. l#W W »«#MW»»»*»»WWWW»»www»*»««» ww »•»»¦» wwww»«w www W WW ww^ffW VWWWV\#WWWVWl#W\/UVUU\An/V Put your best looks forward | fi on all festive occasions When it is specially important that j you look your very best , you 'll spe- 5 ciall y appreciate the perfection of 5 our cleaning service that gives your j clothes that right-out-of-the-band-box t | AH our work done on premises. Expert spotter on premises. j ! 4-HOUR SERVICE ON REQUEST \ We Spare No Effort to Please You ! \ \ HIGHWAY CLEANERS | j, WEST MAIN STREET cor. Prospect Ave. PATCHOGUE I twvwwmvwwHW ww Our Hair Style of the Month ¦ \ - .s ^V^s, 3 * ¥\ ^ - | ifc&S -W j i- JL 1 <wJ \TIER-DROP\ \TIER-DROP\ —our new—and graceful version of the Paris- inspired \Artichoke. \ We be- lieve it to be the prettiest possible sty le for a summer ' s day—or evening. LUCY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 299 East Main St. Patchogue , GRover 5-0823 I I Frances Johnson I Asked for a recipe for a dessert that was a little different — one that would add jus t the proper touch to \top off\ a dinner party, we didn 't know which way to turn , lor we have so many delightful dessert recipes. We finally decided on one for Chocolate Souffle because choco- late is a favorite with so many people. It' s an elegant dessert , just suited to Summer time, and is as fluff y as a cloud and tastes like ambrosia. ^Stepping aside from the dessert idlea — have you noticed that new crop of local greenings is beginning to come in —- you know , the ones that are like the trans- parents—and luscious homeg rown tomatoes , corn , and a dozen other vegetables aie making the Summer months good months to \ eat in. \ As for us there is noth- ing in the world like a good local tomato; use them in dozens of ways and you 'll still enjoy them. The recipe for Chocolate Souf- fle is an easy one to follow , make it this weekend. CHOCOLATE SOUFFLE 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour % cup milk 2 squares bitter chocolate % cup sugar 2 tablespoons hot water 3 eggs (separated) Vz teaspoon vanilla Make cream sauce. Melt choco- late and add sugar and water and stir until smooth. Combine mix- ture and add yolks of eggs well beaten. Cool. Fold in egg whites beaten stiff. Add vanilla. Turn into buttered baking dish and bake in moderate oven 25 minutes. Serve with whipped cream. A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That NATIONAL NEWSPAPERS HYMN POLL fa cooperation with C HRISTIAN H ERALD Magazine OFFICIAL BALLOT VOTE NOW FOR YOUR FAVORITE HYM N OR GOSPEL SONG Local results and national vote will be published by this newspaper as soon as tabulation is complete CLIP HERE , FILL IN , M AIL IN ENVELOPE OR PASTE ON POSTCARD TODAY ! AUDIENCE ANALYSTS INC. OUR GIFT /p^^ I Bala-Cynwy d , Pa. TO YOU // ^-^7/ I // • ~ y '- v c // I BILL McVEY'S & / I \\ \ ^C Al l I 64 Page ' Hymn /— ¦ — ~J^?j I J ThoupMs For / / J I MY FAVORITE IS: The Da > \ / ^ / j I MY NAME IS— j (Please Print clearl y) | ADDRESS | I fJTY ?r 'k\: STATE I i QJlt £ HmtQ Mattix Abuanr? i PATCHOGUE , N. Y. { U„™„__~ „„ j Si ffolk' s nt w i omnii-^ on< r of juroi s . Edwaid \ Ivker of Mon- tauk , has eni ' vu ked on a novel plan to lm i ui c > , . , 1() ]] s ( ,j quali- llL'd J UlOIs . Yoluntc \ !- , To j mv duiv w dl row be adopted foi -er\ice in an | ef foi t to swel l PI . mis tt .iu l unn 25.000 to OM l .;o 0 MI . \ Mi. K t ker said. ' Mr. Ecker pointed out that wo- men ha\ o often leque-ted to ser\ e on a juiy. and can now \olunteer. In u iatl.u i n > \ 'ma ilu • ion^ . nanuN no sel< t led Ii mi ti lep hono cbrectoi io- , enii i Ument I ^ts , or <> th ( i lists of ^i, { tolk 11 si k nts. Women aie not roq ui ' d to s t i\o us juiois , but nm;, . i\< ' if they desire. Th jui \ c omm - ,i>nei >aid that many men ,uc mi^ '>d l>\ the i e- ciuiinn nt piom un . and they too can ofiei th< n eivue s . Bemnn , n » thi ^ v . ek , niemboi s- cf Mi. Ivker ' - staff will appear in the towns thioi mbuut tie ( uun- ty to au c pt \oluuUei s foi puy service. Th\ s aff is a< i < ptimj ; volunt eei- . tins week at thi Smith- tow n Tov n Hall. Volunteei s will be accepted from Babylon tK\t week \ hen Mi In k- er ' s staff sits in the Bal>\ l<>n Tow n Hoiw. Pi o^pf i f i\ o j p i oi - , (an of- fer then devices m Ih ' itmut oii at the hiyh school hoin \aeu- -t '21 through 25; and in Klin at the town lv\U Auuust l!8. thiouu 'i Septembei 1. Mr. Ecker said all 10 < < wu s will be can\ as- - <d by I)e< etahe > . Would You Like To Do Jury Duty ? Just Volunteer RIVERHEAD — Eastern Lon<? Island Gul Scout Council , offic i al- ly chaiteied in May is completin g plans for its fiist annual appi al for community suppoi t Its fund di i\ c committee , of which Mis. Leo rhui' -ki ol I' oit Jefferson is chairman, has imp le- mented its special yift - diMsion , and looks foiwaid to ir< ncious ie- ^pon-e of thi s le\el bt foie initia- ting its full scale pioej aai in the eailv autumn. Council offices ate at 30 West Main Stieet. River- head. Mis. Leland > a»iT of Poit Jefferson is president. ' Eastern L. I. Girl Scout Council Sets Fund Drive %r =^- ^ Gifts & Greeting! lor You — through WELCOME WAGON from Your FrUndlir Business Neighbors and Qvio and Social Welfare Leader* On the Occasion of: Arrival of Newcomers to the Community. Mrs. Madeline Ditmars Phone GRover 5-4063 Engaged couples , a t te nt i o n p lease ! For the most beautiful , streamlined , latest style raised printing announcements stop in and see our samples. The Ad- vance. —Adv.
