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\. i THUHSDAY, JIJLY 4; 1957 ' .......... 0 ,E . S. MEMBERS MODEL W E D D ING GOAVNS OF PJVST olS, 1? ^ ^ e h p p t e r ; ^ • ’ S3ver Aimiversary Of Edwin BucUeys .A-fasWott ®eat^ing-„-Brldea, of Today ‘ and Y e ster^y,’’ marked the closing meeting of ’ Freeport Cliapter, 586,'0^5-S.. for the seasop In Sparfcan-Temple. And In conjunction'with the meit-r Ing, the'm e m ^ ^ s joined In a cele- ' nlyeraojy of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Buckl^.. w ^ c h .'fell ..on 'Sunday, * June* 16. The celebrants are the w o i^y didtron and patron of the. Chapter .lesp^tlv.^. . •, ,_Jean Whalen, associated matron; ' Alice. Buchnam, conductress, and Vlrllnla Van Nostrand, associated conductress, put on -a ceremony to mark the event. At the' conclusion ■Mr.-and. Mrs- Buckley were pre sented a .wedding cake surrounded with .silver dollars. Oleandavere G l ^ n G o d d ^ was the first “bride\. participate. In . the fashion show. She was attired ' in a fringed g d ^ , (wmpletely lined. f the he of iihner Lester . irllnes. •! ’ our;; of I'e ti-ip ' Ijeiie- ie was ot. 15 Seaver E m m m ^ 25 th Weddmg Ml-, and Mrs, Edwin S. Buckley.. 419 Soufeside ave../were married 25 yeais ago on Monday, \Jurie 16 ..oii that date they wjsre 'the’ guests at a meeting of Freeport Chapter. OBB., of which they are matron and patron respectively, which put on a celebration for them. Mrs. Buckl^ Is the former Sallie Winslow, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Winslow. She and her husband “Ed\ as- he is affec tionately known were -man:ied In the Transflgui-ation E p i s c o p a l Church by the Rev; Dr. Reginald H. Scott, now rector emeritus. They Have lived in Freeport ever since. The maid of honor at the wed- .ding was Miss Marjorie Steams of Brooklyn, now hto. P r ^ r l c Loeser, of North Haven, Conn.-John Bh-ess, then and still Of Baldwin, was. best mank Mr. Buckley has been in the boat selling business for ten yeus. Prior to th a t he was a newspaper photographer. Besides being patron of the 0 £ R ., he Is president of the Jones Beach Fish and Game Club. Inc. His' wife, Sallie, is a past president of the Freeport BuslneSs Women. (Q % u t^. • OPTICIANS t. GROVE ST. FREEPORT. K. Y. . IrR E E P O R T 8 . 2 0 4 0 , f - y : : - J O S i ^ y M R O L L _ , ; Direct Wir* Jo N.Y. A ir Conditioned 0.fflce 152-A N. Franklin Street HempsleacL L. I. IV 1 ^ 0 8 0 Give Up Orders Accepted which was worn at the nuptials of her great-great grandmother more than 150 years ago. Louise Josephson modeled a gown worn by Mary E. Park, mother of Belle Miller. She was married on Feb. 20. 1868 to Frederick Welden At the time of h e r death In 1922 she. was raiding on Randall ave. ■\^^““Wou9e-whleh-was~part~of\'the- wedding outfit of Fanny Beady in the early 1900s, was worn by -Mrs. Van Nootrand. With It were the skirt and cape which were part of Mrs. Ready’s trousseau. Ptorence App, Worthy Matron of Casseopia Chapter, contributed the gown worn by her husband's aunt 63 years ago. Modeling the beauti fully hand embroidered satin gown was Cadealla Shea. The bride, Mary Rapf, Was married hi 1895 in St. Mathew’s Angellcan L u t h e r a n Church, the oldest in the United States. Zt was a large wedding with ‘ ........... .worn and-ihadeiby her.own mother, ^^^TO h a ri^ Shea; a t a small home wefiding.in 1905. ' Mamie Ljons wore a heavy black crepe dress embroidered in silver beads which made it so heavy It could' never be hung up. This was worn ait her sister’s-in-law wedding in-1907. Rose Hamden’s wedding gown was worn by her daughter Jessie Hellend. Mra. Hamden was married in 1907--at 17 Pearsall ave. by the Hev. Mr. Ketcham of the First Presbyterian Church. Ruth Munsell wore the satin gown In which ^ e was married on June 16,1935 a t the First Baptist Church. R u th ' Nelson also modeled her own lace wedding gown. Her wed ding was an event of Thanksgiving Day, 1938. in the Flushing Luther-, an Church of the Messiah. The gown woni'at h e r wedding in • l94-P-4»~~Sti—Albans—Preabyterlan- - Church was modeled by Mildred Ley.' The Rev. Mr. Wallace who of ficiated at the wedding is now a resident of Freeport. Virginia Dougan modeled the white satin gown worn by Ruth Cruger at her marriage to Charles Wurst in Glendale- in 1942. The wedding took place a t the Lutheran Chin-ch of the Redeemer with the Rev. P. W. Abel officiating. • On Sept. 10th, 1950,'Berlho Buff of Merrick became 'the bride of Ralph Koos of AmltyvlUe. The bridal gown and those of the atr ro^cblored maid o f ' honor gown and completing the party little Kathle Schilling wore a flower girl’,; dress ot turquoise net which. BUlJe Glean wore at her sister Kittle's wedding In 1952. (.Continued on page 8) THE EDITH M c I n t o s h s c h o o l o f m u s i c . Music Center, 48 HUlelde Ave..' . RockviUe CenUte, N.Y. Ati»(>unce4.a;SuiBm8t Course^^, Eight W e e k s- ' CemmeneiW Ju»eJ!5lhU. - - __TIA N0, t h e o r y . V i 6 u N r Y l6 llN C E L iM ) ,/M and VOICE ^ — Schedules are now beix^r •Phone for Appointment\^ - > BOckvffle Centib 4-0990 FGS' E P E R G E S t R I N G S ; -fyr . A L L Y N [ 3 t.i-V W -:S f t a i l ^ b e e I f V d i i Q u a l l i y jd jGale^ b^^^ 330 W. MERHICK RO..;.,.FRt,EPORT,N.'i'. • • • ,< f W F R 9-2727 and Hoi Delicacies --(neluding Coffee and Dessert Served for Luhcheoii and Dinner Alee Complete Dinner Menu A n d .; A La Carte G e r t r u d e M a i e r ^ At Ike HAMMOND OHGAK We Srrve “ Business Lunebeohs' Daily. Monday through: FrldaY :' F 8 HP 0 RT MANOR, ; 35 No; Main Street «..--i-'-— —k■i'— . iDELFBE. HAS CLASSES FOR RETARDED V u F l L S ' ' ,• A* few vacancies, still: remSJh Ir. the special' dobs for retarded, chil dren which will •‘be given on the Adelphl College campus this' sum mer, according to an announcement from Dr, Chauncey P. Benton, dl-. rector of the Summer Demonstra tion Sdiool. 'Children between- the- agiTELof 8 and li; whose I.Q,’s range, from 60 to 75, ‘h re eligible. C lares begin- Mbnday and .will w e e K d a y , xrom 9 a j u .- c o r o u g n n o o n , T h e facilities of the WaWorf School oft;campus wIU-'‘be^ used.-,^ , , ; ■'v-. ■7 i i* P E R • s Z . PHARMACY PRMcripWons • Cosmet/d# I ss S. Grovo St.. FH 8-?«9; IHISOTlIf AF 830 \fiREMEST ’SHOW BOAT’ EVER’^ Sg\B DEVINE Mutfe hr XEKOME REIN look and lyric* Sy OSCAR HAAAMEIStEI Proffl (Aa.naAt A/ wM o cart at 300 ouv \S asardo arro nis cptai C* iwocam * I SEATS.NOW ON SAtE AT . S I f I’ve just g o t to h a v e § electric air conditioning!* - 7 '4 ;- \ 1:1 siG Vertrle ,o(r conSiiienin^ ^ Slimmer nicer for your whole family. Wliether ift for one room or all. gel air conditioning - - -jsjoWf Jfs\(fftticrt)iflr'^oy“to ^ l K ^ ^ — ^ ; - liip p a lH W S y * -Owned a n d ,pperatedhy thevVIIlage,of Freeport sf il ^ ...... j ' : , .................. ...................... -r. .-f' F. 'vt.-* '?'*
