Office 696 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GBEENPOINT WEEKLY STAR, FRIDAY, MAY I , 1060 Telephone EVergreen 3-0666

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CAROLINE DEKARSKI Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. De-

karski of Driggs avenue an­nounce the engagement of their x laughter, Caroline Anne, to John J. Rovnak, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rovnak of Green-point.

Miss Dekarski is a graduate of St. Stanislaus Kostka Pa­rochial School and AH Saints Commercial High School.

She is a receptionist for a firm in Manhattan.

PARENTS of the bride-to-be are proprietors of the funeral chapel at 205 Driggs avenue. Her fiance is a graduate of Holy Family Parochial School, St. Francis Preparatory School and attended St. Francis Col­lege. He is associated with his father, John Sr., in the cater­ing business at 90 Nassau ave­nue.

A wedding date will be set in the near future.

'Point A.A. Group To Mark Birthday

Alcoholic Anonymous' Green-point Group will mark the 13th anniversary of the group and the 25th of the A.A. at 9 P.M. Saturday, May 7, in St. An­thony of Padua school audi­torium at 725 Leonard street.

A b u f f e t supper will be served with dancing to follow.

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Rosalie Madeline B a e t z , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har­old A. Baetz of Cambria Heights, was m a r r i e d to Charles Beauchamp, son of Mrs. Betty Mahon of West Islip, formerly of Greenpoint.

The ceremony .took ppAqe in £ acred H e ^ ^OJ|)^vrCattv^^^ Church, Cambria Heights, and a reception followed in Ja­maica.

* * * ANXE VAN Sypveld was

maid of honor; Erdine Kenny and Carol Newborn w e r e bridesmaids.

Gerard Armendinger was best man and William Glo-wacki and Edward Mahon, brother of the.groom, ushered.

Following a honeymoon to the Pocono Mountains, the couple will live in Cambria Heights.

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Is Wed The wedding of Carmela Gua

dagno, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Guadagno of 87A G u e r n s e y street, and Umberto Montan-tino of Sarni, Ontario, took place in Holy Family Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. John Oravecz, pastor, officiated.

A wedding reception followed in the banquet room of Rov-nak's Restaurant at 88-90 Nas­sau avenue.

Felicia Marinell was maid of honor and Marie Franzese, Pau­line Pallotti and -Jennie Ann Guadagno, were bridesmaids.

Frank MontantS^o was best man for his brother.

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brother of the bride, and Thom­as Guadagno and Thomas Gua­dagno, both nephews of the bride, ushered.

Deborah Dunsing and Lor­raine Guadagno were f l o w e r girls.

Following a honeymoon to Canada the couple will reside at the Guernsey street address. The father of the groom, An­thony, lives in Naples, Italy.

THE BRIDE was escorted to the altar by her brother, Frank. She wore a wedding gown of chantilly lace, tulle and satin, form-fitting, and b o u f f a n t e skirt. Her fingertip veil fell from a crown of crystal. She carried a bouquet of white roses centered with white orchids.

Miss Marinelli wore a gown of pale pink chiffon over taf­feta. Her headpiece was a large rose trimmed with maline. She carried lavender roses. M i s s Franzese, Miss Pallotta and Miss Guadagno wore orchid mouslin de soie with purple taf­feta sashes. They Wore head­pieces of sweet peas and car­ried lavendar roses with pink bows.

The flower.girls wore dresses ow white mouslin de soie trimmed with pale pink bows and -bustle back. They carried baskets of mixed flowers.

* * • THE BRIDE'S mother wore

a dress of pure silk beige and orchids. The bridegroom's sis­ter, Rafael Foglia, WQre a dress of beige chiffon and orchids.

The bride is a graduate of the John Ericsson Junior High School and Heffley Business School. She is a privatae secre­tary. Her husband received his education in Italy. .

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EILEEN CASEY

Eileen Casey Engaged To Nicholas Arens

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Casey of Woodhaven announce the engagement of their daughter, Eileen, to SP./4 N i c h o l a s Arens, son of Mrs. Sarah Arens of Monitor street.

No date has been set for the wedding.

Miss Casey, a former resi­dent of Greenpoint, is a grad­uate of St. Cecilia's Parochial School and Long Island City High School. She is employed by an insurance company.

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HER FIANCE, assigned to Governor's Island since his

arrival ironS a tour of duty in Korea, is m[ graduate of St. Alphonsus Parochial School

fmity High School. Pace College be-the Army.

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THE BRIDE was escorted to the alter by her father. She wore a gown of silk organza, princess style and bouffante skirt, with a sweetheart, neck­line and a short train. Her fin­ger-tip veil fell from a crown of seed pearls. The bride car­ried white orchids.

The honor attendant, Miss Sypveld, wore a bouffante style gown of pink dotted swiss with matching accessories and car­ried aqua gladioli.

Miss Kenny and Miss New­born wore aqua bouffante style dotted swiss gowns with match­ing accessories and carried pink gladioli.

The bride's mother,.wore a sheath dress of pink organza and orchids and the bride­groom's mother wore pale blue chiffon bouffante style, and or­chids.

The couple is honeymooning in the Pocono Mountains.

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Goliks Announce Daughter's Birth Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golik

of 121 Jewell street announce the birth of their second child. a daughter, Gabrielle. at Luth­eran Hospital, East New York. Their son, Richard, is 16 months old.

The 'grandparents are Mr. , and Mrs. William Golik of Meserole avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewicki of 121

". Jewell street-

mg Mrs. Ruth Kelly of 60 Newell

street was married to Alfred Carr of Astoria in the Green­point M e t h o d i s t Church on Meserole avenue. The Rev. Charles Bell, pastor, offiicated.

The bride was attended by Rose Guidice as maid of honor. Walter Maier was best man.

* # * FOLLOWING a honeymoon

to the Pocono Mountains the couple will live in Astoria.

Miss Guidice gave a bridal shower for Mrs. Carr in As­toria, prior to the wedding.

The reception took place on Grand street.

* * * THE BRIDE wore a light-

blue cocktail dress with match­ing accessories and carried or­chids and blue roses.

May Dance Is Planned

The annual May dance of the Rosary Society of Holy Ghost Ukrainian (Roman) Catholic Church will begin at 5:30 P.M. Sunday, May 15, in Ukrainian National Home at 216 Grand street, according to Mrs. So­phie Krawczuk, president.

Heading the committee plan­ning athe dance which is' M®*i to the public is . Mrs.. Tessie Makarewicz, vice-president of the society.

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WORKING with her are Te^ resa Mikiten, Lola Arnold and Helen Pawroznik as well as the society secretary, Nina Holiat, and the treasurer, Mary Sydorko.

< Feature of the evening will be selection of a May queen and May king.

A bridal Eleanore S Mr. and Sheehan of nue, former!

wer was held for han, daughter of rs. Thomas G. 25 Flatbush ave-of Greenpoint, at

a restaurant on Queens boule­vard at 47tlMStreet, Woodside.

Arrangements were made by Florence C« te , who will be maid of holpr at the coming wedding; aid Mary Sheehan, Patricia Hope, Patricia Pren-dergast and Josephine Nicoli, bridesmaids.!

* ". *' * A Y rel? S E V E N fT Y relatives and

fiends atteJied the shower^ 9 j "ftfiss Sneepan will become'the

bride of Henry Stack of New Hyde Park, on Saturday, May 28. The ceremony will take place in St. Augustine's Roman

rch, Park Slope, mass will follow.

sece' Is Given Shower

A surprise bridal shower was held for Mary Margaret De Stefano at the home Dr. Felice J. De Stefano of 170 Frost street. Arrangements w e r e made by Mrs. De Stefano's aunt, who will be matron of honor at the wedding on June 11.

Miss De Stefano will become the bride of James Tortorici of 886 Flushing avenue. The cere­mony will take place in St. Francis of Paola Roman Cath­olic Church, 219 Conselyea street, on June 11.

Irene Makson and Rose Marie De Francesco will be bridesmaids and Ann Pasquale, flower girl.

* * * THOSE attending the shower

were Mrs. Marie De Stefano, Mrs. Louise Tortorici, Mrs. A. De Stefano, Mrs. A. Tarnagor-ski, Mrs. George Pasquale, Miss L, Guidice, Mrs. M. Guidice, Mrs. Peter De Stefano, Mrs. T. Plasecki, Mrs. Dom De Poala, Mrs. N. Grididio, Mrs. Michael Gre&ajgj, Mrs. Sam Gridio.

]V£TS. Jerry Awisiano, Mrs. Jerry Guidice, Mrs. Peter Lo-querico, Ida Loguerico, Millie Loquerieo, Mrs. Victor Loqueri-co, Mrs. Joseph De Stefano, Helen De Stefano, Mrs. Joseph Angelecola, Mrs. Frank Citera, Mrs. Fred Zito.

Mrs. Phil Tuozzo, Mrs. Joseph Delio, Mrs. Sam Tuozzi, Mrs. Theresa Di Sienna, Mrs. An­thony Citera, Mrs. John Lyden, Mrs. Charles Tarnagorski, Mrs. D. Civenar, Mrs. Sue Pastena, Mrs. Rose DeAngelis, Mrs. Mil­lie Severino, Connie Severino.

* * * JOSEPHINE Severino, Marie

Severino, Mrs. Dom Severino, Mrs. James Pozzisseri, Jean Ann Pozzesseri, Linda Pozzesseri, Ceceilia Pasqual, Mrs. Millie Villano, Mrs. Tillie Severino, Mrs. John Ciarletta, Mrs. Vic­tor Laresca.

* * * MRS. ANGELO .La Monte,

Mrs. A. Esposito, Mrs. Frank Creta, Mrs. James Amelia, Mrs. Nick Muro, Mrs. Nancy Castel-luccio, Mrs. Lucille Amato, Jean De Stasi, Mrs. Julie Lo­renzo.

Mrs. Rose Catapano, Jose­phine Moungo, Mary Resagna, Angie Montagno, Tessie Saler­no, Marie Tortici, Kitty Caf-fery, Palma Noto,. Margaret Tortorici, Margaret Congemi.

Mrs. Jenny Cavalleri, Josie De Simone, Irepfc ,>Iakson and Dolores Aquilla.

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He is Nicholas A. Canniz-zaro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cannizzaro of 153 Calyer street, residents of the Gar­den Spot for 34 years.

Cannizzaro was installed by James M. Diee, a past commander of Woodhull Post and present state grand commander of the Cooties.

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Joan McLjee, daughter of M| and Mrs. Joseph* McLee of 21 Nassau avenue, ̂ represented tl Beth Israel School .of Nursu at the Miami, Fla., conventi of the National Student Ni Association.

Miss McLee Js a senior stu­dent at the nursing school from where she will be graduated Sept. 14.

She is a graduate of St. Ce­cilia's Parochial School atH Grover Cleveland High School.

BABY SHOWER A surprise baby shower was

held in honor of Mrs. Rosemary Locher of Greenpoint by her cousin, Rosemarie Ryder, at her home in Queens Village. Forty guests attended and a tn&et supper was served.

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Miss Hordt Honored With Bridal Shower

Margaret Hordt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hordt of Greenpoint avenue, was hon­ored at a surprise bridal shower, held at 1042 Manhattan avenue.

Coronation Services Set A special service featuring a

coronation of the Blessed Vir­gin Mary will take place at 3 P. M. Sunday in Holy Ghost Ukranian (Roman) Catholic Church, 160 North 5th street.

May queen at the service will be Kathryn DeBaylo and crown bearer will be Patricia Mikiten. The girls will be assisted by members of the parish's Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality.

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Miss Hordt will become the bride of James Carmody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carmody of Metropolitan avenue, on Sat­urday, May 21, in St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church.

THOSE attending the shower were Mrs. Margaret. Hordt, Grace Foray, Catherine Szeli-gowski, Alice Elsasser, Wanda Waters, Jeanne Waters, Rose Tyrie, Catherine Fasano, Kitty Quihn, Catherine Wastella, Vi Attridge, Rita Hansen, Jean McLoughlin.

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Kaczore, a graduate of Ss. Cyril and Methodius Parochial School, Brooklyn Prep and St. John's University, is a Navy veteran.

.. * • * HE WAS athletic director of

St. Cyril's for many years and is now athletic director at St. Alphonsus Church. He is active in coaching baseball and bas­ketball teams in the district.

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