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N. J. SOCIAL THE HERALD-NEWS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1952 5 Miss Higgins, Former Allwood Girl, Bride Wed in Wilmington To W. H. Holstein, To Live in Texas In Bermuda following their marriage Saturday afternoon are Mr.

and William Hugh Holstein, "bride Wilmington, Del. The the former Miss Elizabeth Lillian Higgins, daughter of Mrs. Leo Francis Higgins, 3605 Washington Street, Wilmington, formerly of Allwood, and the late Mr. Higgins. The reception was at the Hotel duPont, in Wilmington.

bride, given in marriage by her uncle, James V. McGowan, wore a gown of satin and Chantilly lace. It was fashioned with panels of chapel en full skirt ending in a train. Her veil fell from a matching lace cap with orange blossoms on either side. She carried valley lilies with white glamelias.

Mrs. Harry Stagg, of Bloomfield, was honor matron in a strapless gown of dusty rose taffeta with deeper velvet trim and stole. Miss Elisabeth McGowan, Forest Hills, L. the bride's cousin, and Mrs. Hugh Millar, of Wilmington, bridesmaids with the groom's sister, Aline, and Miss Aline Coleman, of Charleston, W.

V. They wore of silver blue taffeta, and matching velvet a feather The groom's father, William Hugh Holstein, was best man. He and Mrs. Holstein live at 2302 Willard Street, Wilmington. Ushers included Edward Evans, of Kennett Square, Donald Rogan, of Charleston, W.

Robert John and Millar, of Wilmington. Both Mr. and Mrs. Holstein were feted at several parties prior to their marriage. The bride was given two showers, by Mrs.

Fred E. Walter, of Clifton, and the other by Mrs. Harry Blackburn, of Hilltop Manor, Wilmington. She also was feted at. a tea which Mrs.

Frank Mettfett was hostess, and a luncheon by Mmes. Howard Haenskell and Marrien Bloomsberg. The groom's parents were hosts at a cocktail party in honor of the couple, and entertained the bridal party following the rehearsal Friday evening. The bride is a graduate of Delaware Hospital School of Nursing and before her marriage was in charge of the premature nursery at Delaware Hospital. The groom was graduated from Mercersburg and Academy is with and ton University Pont Company, After their ding trip the couple will motor to Victoria, Texas, where they will make their home.

Avis Edna O'Brien Bride of Engineer Mrs. Paul J. O'Brien, 125 Mortimer Avenue, Rutherford, announce the marriage of her daughter, Avis Edna, to Albert Olson, of Springfield, Mass. The bride's father was the late Dr. O'Brien, of East Rutherford.

Mr. Olson is the son of Mrs. Ollie Olson, of Milwaukee, and the late Mr. Olson. The wedding took place September 27 at Wesleyan Methodist Church, East Rutherford.

A small family reception followed at the Essex House, Newark. Mrs. Olson is a graduate of Passaic Collegiate School and attended New Jersey College for Women. Mr. Olson, a research engineer with a Springfield, rubber company, is a graduate of the University of Minnesota.

The couple will live in Springfield. N. Y. Girl to Marry Douglas R. Webb Miss Kathleen C.

Willis, 94 Fourth Avenue, New York, and Douglas Rodney Webb, 66 Lincoln Place, East Rutherford, have obtained a marriage license in New York City. They said they would be married shortly. Miss Willis was born in West Point, N.Y., the daughter of James S. and Kathleen C. Willis.

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Schepis Jeanette Greene Brooklyn Girl, Rabbi Rockove Affianced Jeanette Greene Betrothed to Hillel Academy Principal Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Greene, of Brooklyn, N. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Jeannette, to Rabbi Solomon Rockove, principal of Hillel Academy. Miss Greene, a graduate of Herzeliah Seminary is a senior in the School of Education City College of New York.

She is a member of Hillel Foundation and Intercollegiate Council of Young Israel. For the past two years she has been vice-president of the Hapoel Hamizrachi, Zionist, youth Rockove, organization. son of Mrs. Harry Rockove, of Detroit, and the late Mr. Rockove, came to 'Passaic from Brooklyn where he was principal of Yeshiva of RidgeHe received his BS in education at City College where he was graduated cum laude.

He was ordained by the Rabbinical Seminary of America, and is a student at the Advanced School of Columbia University. Rabbi Rockove is president of National Federation of Principals of Hebrew Day schools and is cochairman of the board of license for teachers of Hebrew schools chairman of the board of examiners. Ella Muzzy Curren Wed at Sister's Home The marriage of Ella Muzzy Curren, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Saun Muzzy, 20-B Townley Road, Radburn, and the late General Muzzy, to Reeve Kelsey Biggers, son of John David Biggers of Toledo, Ohio, and the late Mary Kelsey Biggers, took place Saturday, The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Herbert Millington, 343 Godwin Avenue, Ridgewood.

Mrs. Millington was matron of honor for her sister and John David Biggers was his son's best man. A reception followed. Mrs. Biggers alumna of Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga.

She is vice-president of the board of the Memorial Day Nursery, Paterson. Mr. Biggers is a graduate of Hotchkiss School and Yale University, with He is Owens textile Corning sales Fiber manGlass Company. The couple will live in Weston, Conn. Cresskill Girl, Preakness Man ToWed Oct.25 Muriel Kuver Plans Afternoon Nuptials To Roy Stellingwerf In a ceremony at 4 o'clock, October 25, in Tenafly Presbyterian Church, Miss Muriel Kuver, of Cresskill, become the bride of Roy Stellingwert, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Cornelius Stellingwerf, 7 Grand View Drive, Preakness. The reception will be at the Villa Esposito, Paramus. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Kuver, 5 Mezzine Drive, be attended by her sister, Doris, as honor maid. Mrs. Donald Mir and Mrs. John Crosby will be bridesmaids and the groom's cousin, Miss Ruth Stellingwerf, junior bridesmaid. Nancy Heider will be flower girl.

The groom's brother, Cornelius, who is serving with the marines in California, hopes to be home in time to be best man. His cousin, Richard Stellingwerf, and the bride's cousin, Raymond Kuver, will usher with Robert Bretta Miss Kuver was given a bridal shower recently at the home of Mrs. John Stellingwerf, 10 Jewell Street, Garfield. were 25 guests. She is a graduate of the Berkeley School, New York, and is a secretary with the Mack Truck Company, New York City.

Mr. Stellingwerf, a navy veteran, is a partner in the Telefix Company, Spring Valley, N. Y. Clifton Couple Wed At Church Rites In a ceremony at 3:30 Sunday in St. John's Lutheran Church, Passaic, Miss Skudre, daughter of Mrs.

William Skudre, 42 Arthur Street, Clifton, and late Mr. Skudre, will become the bride of Robert J. Hauser, son of Mr. Hauser, 284 Ackerman Avenue, Clifton, and the late Mrs. Hauser.

A dinner-reception for 75. guests will be held at Passaic Turn Hall. A buffet supper will be held later for 250.. The bride-elect was honored at a shower recently at Zanetti's Hall, Clifton. Her attendants were hostesses to 60 guests.

Mrs. John McCarthy will be her sister's matron of honor. groom's sister, Margaret, will be bridesmaid with Mrs. George Maciag and Mrs. Peter Van Haeren.

The groom's brother, Louis Hauser, of Brockton, will be best man. His cousin, William, will usher with Mr. Maciag and Mr. Van Haeren. Miss Skudre is with Botany Mills, Passaic.

Mr. Hauser is with Jersey Carpet Clifton. Brookdale Girl Bride Of Massachusetts Man daughter Virginia. and Mrs. Lester Adele Meseroll, Meseroll, of Clarement Avenue, Brookdale, became the bride Saturday of William Allen White, 3rd, son of Dr.

and Mrs. White, of Concord Avenue, Milton, at Union Congregational Church, Upper Montclair. Fay Messeroll was her sister's, maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Laurens MacLure, sister of the groom, and Misses Doris Fisher, Marian Meek and Beverly Roberts. Mr.

MacLure was best man and ushers were Kenneth Eldridge, John Corcoran, Robert cousin of the bride, and Ens. Frank Brooks, USN. The bride wore a satin gown with seed pearl trimming and a matching satin cap with fingertip veil. Her bouquet was of gardenias. She is a graduate of Green Mountain Junior College and her husband of Roxbury Latin School and Dartmouth College, After a Southern motor trip the couple will live at 49D Brookdale Gardens, Brookdale.

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Neandross In a 6 o'clock ceremony, Saturday, October 18, in First Presbyterian Church, Passaic, Miss 'Audrey Van Wagening, of Clifton, will become the bride of Leif H. Neandross, of Ridgefield. A reception will follow at Marlboro Inn, Montclair. Miss Van Wagening is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Van Wagening, 199 Union Avenue, Clifton. The groom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leif Neandross, 549 Studio Road, Ridgefield. Maid of honor will be Miss Doris Seipmann.

Miss Van Wagening's cousin, Miss Joan Van Wagening, will be bridesmaid with Misses Jeanne Speer and Kathleen Kaywood. John O'Grady will serve as best man. Ushers will include Clifford Lindholm and Walter McColl, cousins of the groom, and George Tierney. The bride is with Wright's, Wood-Ridge. She is a graduate of Rhodes Preparatory School, and attended Paine Hall, there.

Her fiance is proprietor of Bergen Woodcraft, Paramus. He attended Lehigh University and received his BS from Seton Hall. Miss Van Wagening was recently honored at a bridal shower in the home of Mrs. Albert Lindholm, 15 Glenside Terrace, Montclair. THANK YOU GIFT -Former Fire Chief Jack Gabriel, of Mountain View, accepts an American flag for his son, James J.

Gabriel, now chief of the department, presented by Mrs. Claude Bascombe (right), first vice-president of Mountain View Women's Club. With them is Mrs. William Griffin, club president. The club's gift was a "thank you" for permission to use the new recreation center on Parish Drive, built by the township firemen.

Audrey Schepis Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Schepis, 39 Garden Street, Saddle River Township, announced the engagement of their daughter, Audrey to Patrick J. Hynes, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Hynes, 351 Maywood Avenue, Maywood, at a supper party at their home. Miss Schepis, whose father is a former township committeeman is a graduate of the Ridgewood Secretarial School and attended Greenwich House Music School New York. She is traffic manlager of Hackensack Cable Company, Mr. Hynes graduated from La Salle Academy, and is in production planning at Bendix Aviation Corp.

He is a member of the Maywood Knights of Columthe Our Queen of Peace bus and Holy, Name Society of Church, Maywood. Merwin Cook, On Their Honeymoon Touring New England after and Mrs. Merwin Jr. their marriage Sunday, are Mr. The bride was formerly Miss Katherine Rose Vallo, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Vallo, 102 Cedar Hill Avenue, Belleville. The groom is the son of Mrs. Merwin Cook, 107 Union Avenue, Rutherford, and the late Cook. The ceremony in Holy Family Church, Nutley, was followed by a reception at Lyle's Penguin Inn, Allwood.

The bride's gown of Chantilly lace over satin was trimmed at the neckline with seed pearls and mother-of-pearl sequins. A matching lace cap held her veil. She carried an orchid with roses. Miss Kathleen Ruggiero was honor maid and Misses Patricia Davis and Patricia Sprenger, bridesmaids. Theodore Del Grosso was best man.

ushered The bride's brother, Gerald, with Frank Bemis. The couple will live at 56 Bergen Drive, Little Falls. Mrs. Cook is with Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, in Newark. The groom, a marine corps veteran, is with Public Service Transit Company.

Berg-Bradley Wedding At St. Mary's, Nutley Miss Marilyn Kathryn Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bradley, 35 Manhattan Court, Nutley, Saturday became the bride of Lennart Francis Berg, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Berg, 123 North Park Street, East Orange. The nuptial mass took place in St. Mary's R.C. Church, Nutley.

The reception was at Dutch House, Cedar Grove. Miss Florence DeLage was honor attendant and bridesmaids were Miss Joanne Grussing and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart. Norman Schmidt was best man and ushers were Raymond Oakley and Raymond Berg, brother of the groom. A Chantilly lace with a bouffant tulle underskirt was worn by the bride with Mary Stewart cap of Chantilly lace holding her veil.

She carried a prayer book with a white orchid. The bride is with Fidelity Union Trust Company, Newark, and Mr. Berg, who received his discharge from the navy 1 this summer after four years pf service is a mason with Oscar Peterson Construction Company, East Orange. The couple will live at the East Orange address after a trip through New England, Do you lack Confidence You can now become popular overnight! THINK, BACK to the last dancing party you went who had the best time? The good dancers, of course. Were you one? Or, did you just sit on the sidelines and watch and wish? This season you can be sure of popularity.

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afternoon Basil Wor- behach, USA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wasyl Worhach, 31 Cutler Street, Clifton. The wedding in St. George's R.

C. Church, Paterson, followed by a reception at Chris' Club Inn, Clifton. The bride's gown had a bodice of Chantilly lace over satin with Queen Anne collar trimmed with seed pearls. The bouffant skirt ended in a long train. Her veil was attached to a matching lace bonnet trimmed with seed pearls.

She carried white orchids on a prayer book. Her sister, Teresa, was honor maid in coral Miss Dolores Shiposh, the groom's cousin, and Mrs. Santo Galeazzi, were bridesmaids, in blue. Their gowns had velvet bodices and net over taffeta skirts. They wore matching velvet caps and carried pompons.

Paul Worhach was his cousin's best man. Richard and Santo Galeanti, ushered. couple are honeymooning in Washington, D. C. Mrs.

Worhach is on the staff of Advance TV Service, Lodi. The groom attended Stevens Institute of Technology and was a draftsman with Richardson Scale Company, Clifton, before his induction. He is stationed at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, Pa. Joan F. Van Duren's Betrothal Announced Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Van Buren, 11 Addison Place, Radburn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Joan Florence, to Sgt. David Derwood McAfee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McAfee, of Newberry, Miss Van Duren is the granddaughter of the late Brig.

General A. A. Van Walraven, Commander of the 114th U. S. Infantry in the World War.

Her father is a member of the Fair Lawn Board of Education. Miss Van Duren attended Southern Seminary, Buena Vista, Fla. She is now a student at the Mandl School for Medical Assistants, New York City. Sgt. McAfee is stationed at Del Mar, Oceanside, Calif.

Theresa Naughton Sets Wedding Day November 27 has been set by Miss Theresa Naughton; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baines, 718 Lafayette Avenue, Hawthorne, for her marriage to Thomas Marquart, son of Mr. 397 and Mrs. Maxmillian Marquart, Clifton Clifton.

The couple will be married at a 10 o'clock, nuptial mass in St. Hawthorne. AnC. Church, A family reception will be held at the Lexington Cocktail Lounge, Clifton. Miss Mary Furrey, of Hawthorne, will be maid of honor and Miss Joan Hubert, of Clifton, bridesmaid.

Louis Sullivan, of Passaic, will serve as best man and the groom's brother, Joseph, will usher. Miss Naughton, who was graduated in May from St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, Paterson, is on the nursing staff at the hospital. Mr. Marquart, an army air force veteran, is with Richardson Scale Company, Clifton.

Former Fair Lawn Girl Engaged to Florida Man The engagement of Miss Joan Stewart, formerly of Fair Lawn, to Nial Edward Pace, of Daytona Beach, has been announced by her mother, Mrs. Rose V. Ferry, at Daytona Beach, where they have been living since last March. Miss Stewart is with Crawford and Company, of Daytona Beach, and Pace is employed by the City of Daytona Beach. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Madison Pace, of New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Miss Stewart is spending this week with her sister Mrs. Louis E. Viscosi, of Oakland.

Rutherford Couple Wed at St. Mary's Rose Vizzi, Bride-Elect Honored at Shower Rose Vizzi Miss Rose Vizzi was honored recently at a bridal shower by her sister, Connie, and her fiance's mother, Mrs. Frank Volanzola. were 55 guests. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Vizzi, 308 Montgomery Street, will marry Matthew Volanzola, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Volanzola, of Jersey City, on Sunday, October 26. The 4:30 ceremony will stake place in St.

Anthony's R. C. Church, Passaic. Miss Connie Vizzi will be her sister's 'maid of honor. Brideswill include another Frances, the groom's sister-in-law, Thomas Volanzola, his aunt, Miss Mary Volanzola, and Miss Theresa Miele.

Paul Tecchio will be best man. Thomas and Joseph Volanzola, the groom's brothers, will usher with Russell Vizzi, brother of the bride, and Robert Lucas. Bermuda Honeymoon For Michael Bivona, Jrs. Miss Anne Elizabeth DiCostanzO, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles DiCostanzo, of West Englewood, and Michael P. Bivona, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Bivona, 366 Carmita Avenue, Rutherford, were married Saturday at Holy Trinity Church, Hackensack.

The 5 o'clock ceremony was followed by a reception at White Beeches Country Club, Haworth. The bride's gown was fashioned with bodice of Chantilly lace and skirt of blush satin with cathedral train. Her veil was arranged from a matching lace cap and she lilies-of- carried white orchids. with the-valley and stephanotis. Miss Irene DiCostanzo, maid of honor for her sister, wore emerald green velvet and net, with matching headband and carried rust and gold pompons.

Misses Goody Lober and Judy Goldstein wore similar bridesmaids' costumes in gold velvet and net and carried similar bouquets. William Wachtler, of Rockville Center, N.Y., was best man. Ushers were Michael DiCostanzo, William Bivona, Michael Bivona and Quentin Hyatt. Mrs. Bivona is a graduate of William Smith College.

The groom served with navy during World War II and is a graduate of Hobart College where he was a member of Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. He is employed by at Eatontown. in Red Bank, after honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Bivona, will live in Bermuda where they will be at the Elbow Beach Hotel.

Announcement Party For Barbara Diekhaus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Diekhaus, 515 Garden Street, Carlstadt, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Ernest Ketterer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ketterer, 49 East 17th Street, Paterson.

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