WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1968. Couple Married at Church Bridal Miss Mildred Ann Perno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perno, 82 Diamond Street, Korn Krest, recently became the bride of Leonard Thomas Luba, son of Mrs. Dolores Garofalo of Monroe, Conn.
Rev. Paul Visoky performed the double-ring ceremony in St, Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church, North Main Street. Orwas Miss Zlata Tuhy and soloist, Earl Rowett. Miss Yolanda Perno, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Miss Patricia DeBold was bridesmaid and Ruth M.
Sorber, bride, was junior bridesmaid. Peter Perno, brother of the bride, was best man. Ushers Ronald Urban and Kenneth Hughes. Bride's Attire Given in marriage her father, the bride wore formallength gown of peau de soie featuring long pointed sleeves and a bateau neckline. The empire bodice was trimmed with lace and decorated with pearls and bugle beads.
The bottom of the A-line skirt featured a wide band of hand clipped Chantilly lace. A lace-trimmed detachable court train appliqued with roses complimented the gown. Her fourtiered veil of pure silk imported English illusion was arranged from a double crown of pearls highlighted with crystals. Her bouquet consisted of white rosebuds, carnations and white orchid attached to a lace and satin covered Bible. Maid honor was attired in a formal-length gown of turquoise crepe with a flowing train with empire waist and satin trim.
She wore white elbow-length gloves and carried a heart-shaped bouquet of turquoise mums and carnations. Her headpiece was A crown of aurora stones and pearls with a three-tiered fingertip veil. Bridesmaids wore gowns styled identically to the maid of honor's, with the junior bridesmaid's gown in a deeper shade turquoise, They carried similar floral arrangements. Attire Of Mothers Mother of the off-white matelasse bride, sheath wore an Arrivals Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Ceccoli, 98. Simpson Street, announce, the birth of a daughter 29 in General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miura, 46 Mallery Place, announce, the birth of a Memorial son on in Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. Miura is director of WilkesBarre City Planning Commission. Mr. and Mrs. William Javer.
RD 1, Harveys Lake, announce the birth of a son on March 29 in General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zawadskl, 489 Washington Avenue, Plymouth, announce the birth of a daughter on March 29 in General Hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. William Douglass, RD 3, a Orange, announce birth of daughter on March 28 in General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cupant, 795 Main Street, Sugar Notch, announce the birth of a daughter on March 28 in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wildes, 757 Hazle Avenue, announce the birth of a son on March 28 in Wyoming Valley Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
John Fidyk, 3122 South Main Street, Lower Askam, announce the birth of a son on March 28 in Wyoming Valley Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warmouth, 18 Covert Street. Kingston announce the birth of a daughter on March 29 in Wyoming Valley Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wickkiser, 211 Dexter Street, Lee Park, announce the birth of a son on March 28 in Wyoming Valley Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Kocher, 13 West Grove Street, Edwardsville, announce the birth of on March 29 in Wyoming Valley Hospital. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Osmarski, rear 1327 North Washington Street. announce the birth of a son on March 28 in Wyoming Valley Hospital.
Minister's Wife Will Present Lenten Program Mrs. Edgar L. Brill, wife of Rev. Mr. Brill, chaplain of Wyoming Seminary, a will present "Christ The King," Lenten program of scripture and song.
at the April meeting of the WSCS of Firwood Methodist Church Tuesdey night at 8. While a student at Houghton College, Mrs. Brill studied art under the direction of H. Willard Ortlip and uses this media in her presentation. Rev.
Mr. Brill will be in charge of the music and lighting. Currently, Mrs. Brill is teaching in Mill City. Greeters for the evening are Mrs.
Charles Stamets and Mrs. Donald Ray. The Vivian Kresge Bond Circle with Mrs. Gladys Evans as leader, will serve as hostesses for the fellowship hour. Members of the church and friends are invited to this presentation.
Mrs. Leonore Beers, president, will preside at the executive committee meeting at p.m. Regular business meeting will begin at 7:30. To Hold Reunion Plans are being made for the 15th anniversary reunion of Kingston High School Class of 1953. Members are asked to contact Patricia Fiske Coslett, 25 East Hoyt Street, Kingston, for information.
Fashion Show Planned by CDA Court Plans for a spring fashion show were completed at a meeting of Court Mystical Rose 1296, Catholic Daughters of, America, held in St. Ignatius Community Hall. Event is scheduled for April 23 at 8 p. m. in the community hall.
Rev. Joseph Gilgallon is honorary chairman. Catherine Bernoski is chairman and Eleanor McGarry, cochairman. Committees; tickets, Rita Brennan, Beth Walters, Darice Pemberice: tea table, Opal Wisniewski, Helen Zero; model helpers, Irene Connelly and Ann Saxon. Tenth anniversary Communlion breakfast will be held May 5 following the 10:30 Mass in Sacred Heart Church, city.
Following the business meetling, a film "Pennsylvania-Land Plenty" shown Belly Miss Elaine Jakubezyk, Telephone Company representative. Refreshments were served by Jean Kelly, Margaret Rawl, Rita McGuiness, Peg Sart and Rita Allman. Personals Mrs. Homer Moyer and daughter. Sally of Dallas and Mrs.
George Johnson of Forty Fort and her daughter, Mrs. James Whitehead of Woburn, will entertain at a luncheon and variety shower this afternoon at 12:30 at the Westmoreland Club in honor of Miss Elizabeth C. Pack of Dallas. Miss Pack will be married on April 20 to Robert Calder Homes, 3rd, of Elkins Park. Andrew D.
Pavlick, promotion manager for Frank Martz Coach Company, will attend the final performance by Angela Landsbury as "Mame" tonight in New York City. The local promotion manager received a bid to the final performance and it will mark the 27th time he has seen the show. Miss Landsbury will begin a run in the same role starting April 15 in California. Miss Susan Day of Terrace Drive, Dallas, a student at Marjorie Webster Junior College, Washington, D. is spending her spring vacation at Orlando and Hope Sound, Fla.
also will visit her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa L. Day at Winter Park, Fla. Miss Marthajane Robinson, a senior in voice at the School of Music, Syracuse University, will in give a recital April 5 at 8:30 p.m.
Crouse College Auditorium. Program consists of works by Pasquini, A. Scarlotti, Pergolesi, Wolf, Verdi, Debussy, Beacon and Walton. Miss Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Mark Robinson of Tunkhannock, studies at the School of Music with Miss Ruth Pinnell. She will be accompanied by Miss Phoebe Swope. Mrs. Harry B.
Schooley, 551 Charles Avenue, Kingston, is a patient in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. Miss Rosamond M.1 McElwee, 366 Grove Place, Sugar Notch, is a patient in Jefferson Medical College Hospital, Philadelphia, where she recently underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. M.
J. English and daughter Michela Ann have returned to Suffolk, after visiting local relatives. Miss Engish, a freshman at Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, is home for the spring vacation. Mrs. Donald Lasoski, 469 Carey Avenue, is a patient in Wyoming Valley Hospital.
Mrs. Frances Musto, 26 East Columbus Avenue, Pittston, is a medical patient in Pittston Hospital Miss Marian L. Baker of North Plainfield, N. a dent at East Stroudsburg State College, is spending the week end with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Remaley, 444 East Market Street. (More PERSONALS, Page 5) Jewish Women to Present Show Tonight MR. AND MRS.
cented with a gold mesh collar. She wore matching gold accessories and a white orchid corsage. The bridegroom's mother chose a pink ensemble with jewel trimmed neckline and cuffs. She matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. An evening reception was held at the Spinning Wheel.
Mrs. Lube is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Israeli Arts Festival Set By Sisterhood Temple Mrs. Irvin Jacobs, president has of Israel Sisterhood, announced a dessert luncheon will be served in conjunction with a meeting April 9 at 12:30 p.
m. in Weiss Hall of the temple. Mrs. Marvin Unger, vice president in charge of programming, has planned for a Festival of Isreeli Arts as main feature of the meeting. then festival will be divided into three areas of Israeli culture: Music, art and literature.
In the literary portion of this program, Alfred Groh, professor and head of the Wilkes College English Department, and its Drama Department, will give readings of poetry written by Israeli authors. Poems about Israel by writers of other countries will also be read. Mrs. Irving Bravman will be in charge of the musical segment, which will feature classical and symphonic music with an Israeli theme. The art show will be handled by Mrs.
Jules Valenstein, assisted by Mrs. Stanley Fainberg and Mrs. Nat Landau. The paintings were loaned by members of the congregation and were created by Israeli artists. Mrs.
Milton Burnat and Mrs. Selig Shapiro are in charge arranging the display. Mrs. William Smulowitz will provide background information on the paintings and artists. Mrs.
Abraham Barras will sup pervise a showing of Haggadahs, the book used to tell the story of Passover and the Seder. These will include some ancient volumes, gathered from all over world, some borrowed from members of the congregation. Mrs. William Davidowitz is chairman an coordinator of this event. LEONARD THOMAS LUBA of Hanover Green and a Mrs.
Peter Perno of Glen Lyon and the late Mr. Perno. She is employed at the Lazarus Store. Mr. Luba, a graduate of Masuk High School, Monroe, is serving in the United States Navy, having just completed a one-year tour of duty in Vietnam.
Area Council Of PTAs to Name Staff Mrs. William Dalon, chairman of the nominating committee of Wilkes-Barre Area Council of PTAs, will present a slate of officers at the next meeting Monday night at 7:30 in Coughlin High School. Serving with Mrs. Dalon are Mrs. John Horbus, Ceil Kasmark, Mrs.
Joseph Stone and Richard Thomas. Nominations also can be made from the floor. Final plans will be made, for those attending the TV workshop at Marywood College campus Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Koons is in charge of transportation.
Presidents of local units are asked to report all scholarship funds to Mrs. William Dalon before Sunday. Mrs. George B. Ritchie, council president, will meet with life members of council and Mrs.
Alvin Werts will hold a discussion on a fund-raising project. This will be the last time. to qualify for the attendance award to be given to the local unit with the largest membership total for the year. Units are urged to contact members and have them attend this meetling. Mrs.
Ritchie will preside and Mrs. Joseph Stone, hospitality chairman, will be aided by members from Mackin and Franklin Elementary Schools. Easter Egg Roll The first Easter egg roll was held on April 2, 1877, on the Capitol grounds in Washington, D. during the administration of President Rutherford B. Hayes.
Wilkes- Barre Section, Holtzman, Mrs. Gerri Korn- (Photo by Sid Falkowitz) tional Council of Jewish Wom- blau, Mrs. Shelia Petrella and National Council of Jewish Mrs. Stephanie Ankar. Women is celebrating its 75th en, will present "The Play- The production is under the year of existence and the girls" in a Las Vegas Revue Wilkes- Barre Section is com- with musical arrangements by with tonight's Diamond to right; Mrs.
Evelyn Sylvia Valen. lee Ball at 9. West Side Women Plan Card Party West Side Woman's Club will hold a card party April 18 at p. m. in the Acme Auditorium, Gateway Shopping Center, Edpresident of the club, appointed wardsville.
Miss a Doris Crane, Mrs. Clarence Nogle as chairman and Mrs. Clinton Vivian, chairman. MISS DORIS CRANE Committees: Tickets, Mrs. Fred Bonham and Mrs.
Jesse Williams; door and table awards, Mrs. George Richards, Mrs. William Shewan Miss Anna Wiant; reservations, Mrs. Joseph VanLoon, Mrs. Ludwig Reudelhuber land Mrs.
D. D. Sprow; publicity, Mrs. Robert Jones. Reception, Mrs.
Joseph VanLoon, Miss Doris Crane, Mrs. Samuel Varker, Miss Anna Wiant; refreshments, Mrs. Henry Sipple, Mrs. Sheldon Strunk, Mrs. Victoria Warnick, Mrs.
Wil. liam, Berry, Mrs. Ann Sable, Mrs. Joseph Ruggere, Mrs. Arthur Line, Mrs.
Jesse Wolfe and Mrs. R. J. Reese. Players are to furnish cards.
Next club meeting is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at the Kingston Borough Building. Court Loyola CDA, Receives New Members Miss Marie Fisher, district deputy of installed new members at a meeting of Court Loyola 619, Catholic Daughters of America, at Hotel Sterling. Installed were Ethel Hogan, Ann L. Kropp, Helen Newell, Helen Theresa Dane, Mrs. KathJeen Dudley, Mrs.
Mary Carr, Mrs. Florence Congdon, Mrs. Joseph Slamon, and Mrs. Rita Ney. The new class will be known as the Father Smith Class in honor of Rev.
Arnold Smith, court chaplain. New members were welcomed by Marie K. Fisher, district deputy, and Marie L. Reilly, grand regent. Rev.
Arnold Smith, gave a brief talk on the Lenten season. Mrs. Gertruude Eustice was named chairman of the nominating committee, assisted by Regina Margaret Aielo, Catherine Haggerty and Helen Basgier. Mary M. Quinn, District Deputy of Towanda and Sayre, and a member of Court Loyola 619, was selected to attend the Catholic Daughters, of America convention riott Motor Hotel, Philadelphia, May 24 to 29th.
Mrs. Charles Schartzer of Court Infant Jesus of Prague 1326, Nantico*ke, was a guest. Mrs. Florence Morrissey was reception chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mary Maiatico and Mrs.
Raymond Schonk. Mrs. Kay Connell, charity chairman, reported the following articles were distributed during February and March: $24 Mass stipends to Marist Missions; $54 Holy Trinity Missions, Silver Springs; 6 shirts and 10 pounds of used cards to Retreat Mental Hospital; 75 pounds used linens to Red Cross; 35 pounds bagged rags to Salvation Army; 150 used clothing to local needy group and 3 medium size cartons of magazines to Valley Crest. Rev. Arnold Smith, chaplain, opened and closed the meeting with prayer.
Miss Nora Brown, organist, accompanied members who sang the opening and closing odes. Marie L. Reilly, grand regent, presided. MEETING CHANGED Meeting of American Legion Auxiliary, Miners Mills Unit 741, has been rescheduled from April 10 to Tuesday night at 8 at the post home, because of Holy Week. Miss Christine Carey Engaged Lee Park To Wed Cpl.
G. Robin Meckes Student in Mrs. Alma Carey, announce the engagement Marine Cpl. G. Robin Miss Carey, a graduate Meyers High School, ployed by Gamins, Cpl.
Meckes, son of Mrs. George R. Meckes, rence Street, also was from Meyers. High While a student at was a Little Merchant 526 Carey Avenue, and Edward Carey of their daughter, Christine Meckes. of E.
L. is emcity. Mr. and 29 Lawgraduated school, he for the Wilkes-Barre Record. Following graduation he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps for three years.
He is stationed at Albany, at the Marine Corps Supply Center. No date has been set for the wedding. Ann Marie DeGennaro, Fiance Feted at Party Miss Ann Marie DeGennaro were entertained recently by her of their forthcoming marriage. held at Aldino's Manor, East End Miss DeGennaro is daugh-1 ter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph DeGennero, 207 Street, West Pittston. Mr. Distasio is the son of Mrs. Emma Lucarelli, 309 Parsonage Slates Street, Hughestown, and the Cesidio J. Distasio.
Their wedding will take place in Immaculate Conception Church, West Pittston, April 27, which is also the 33rd wedding anniversary of Miss DeGennaro's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeGennaro Each table was attractively decorated in the spring motif with an originally designed centerpiece made of a gaily trimmed cup and saucer filled with varigated spring flowers. A short program followed and the centerpieces were awarded as prizes and her fiance, Joseph. Distasio, maternal family occasion A co*cktail party and dinner was Boulevard.
to Mrs. Antoinette Hall, Mrs. Austin Ambrisino and Mrs. Mary Rallo. Family members in attendance were: Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph DeGennaro, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lucerelli, parents of the bridegroom-to-be; Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Cecere, Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Gianuzzi, and Mrs. Matthew Brandt, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Ambrosino, Dr. and Mrs. James Desiderio, Martin, Sam, James, and Michael; Mrs. Mary Rallo, John, Teresa Ann, Sharon Kormos; Mr. and Mrs.
George Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brandt, Mark of Harrisburg, and Mrs. Antoinette Hall. Two Honored at Dinner Held by Calvary Shrine Calvary Shrine 20, Order honored Mrs.
Cora Strouse, Haines, watchman of Manfield Ballroom of the Mrs. Elizabeth Layaou, chaplain, gave invocation. Mart. Agnes Silvany accompanist. Miss Florence Evans, noble prophetess, welcomed guests and introduced the toastmaster, Mrs.
Ruth Griffith, past worthy high priestess. Other honored guests were: Mrs. Margaret Aubrey, district deputy, Hazleton Shrine; Mrs. Emma Elliwitz, deputy supreme watchman of shepherds; Mrs. Irene Ferrey, district chairman of membership, Calvary Shrine; Mrs.
Helen Frank, worthy high priestess; Mrs. Marion Smith, watchman of shepherds, Hazleton Shrine: Mrs. Agnes Brown, worothy high priestess; Mrs. Mary Derby, watchman of shepherds, Cana Shrine, Scranton; Lemoine Fritz, worthy high priestess; Mrs. Mary Davis, watchman of shepherds of Rugged Cross Shrine, Bloomsburg, and Lewis Strouse.
Remarks were made by Mrs. Cora Strouse, Mrs. Dorothy Haines and Mrs. Margaret Aubrey. Committee in charge: Miss Florence Evans, noble prophetess, chairman; Mrs.
Marion Vinton, associate watchman of shepherds, and Mrs. Edith past worthy high cochairmen; Mrs. Emma Ellowitz, past worthy high priestess; Mrs. Pearl Allabaugh, Mrs. Myrtle Rineman, past watchman of shepherds; Mrs.
Gertrude Glahn and Mrs. Ruth Griffith. Tables were decorated with centerpieces of pink, blue and yellow mums, white lilles and miniature dolls with multi-colored gowns. Programs were hand painted by Miss Florence Evans. Other guests attending: Elizabeth Achey, Atherholt, Ethel Burnaford, Dorothy Briesel, Flossie Brink, Frank Brink, Ecumenical Dialog Slated For Tuesday A dialog on "Christian Unity" will be the program following a meeting of Webster Memorial Class of Westminster Presbyterian Church Tuesday night in Fowler Fellowship Hall.
Mrs. Fred C. Bell, president, will preside at the business meeting at 7:30, after which the program will be presented at 9. Participating in the program will be Rev. Thomas A.
Flynn, assistant pastor of Gate of Heaven Church, Dallas, and Rev. Howard G. Hartzell, executive secretary of the Wyoming Valley Council of Churches. Rev. Father Flynn is a member of the Bishop's Commission on Ecumenism of the Diocese of Scranton.
Devotions will be in charge of Mrs. George G. Andrews and Rev. George Andrews, host pastor, will give the benediction. Mrs.
Harry Vogt, chairman of the refreshment committee, is assisted by Miss Hilda Craig, Mrs. Norman Koons, Mrs. Ronald McConlogue, Mrs. Francis Norman, Miss Jean Ryder, Mrs. Lucille Ryder, Miss Marion Siegel, Mrs.
Winifred Thomas, Mrs. John Valenti and Mrs. Carol Yadouge. West Side Evening Woman's Club Hears Address by Rev. Jule Ayers Rev.
Dr. Jule Ayers, pastor was guest speaker at a meeting Club at Third Avenue School, Mrs. Arthur Harding intro-1 duced the guest speaker. Preceding his message, a soprano solo was presented by Mrs. Robert Henderson.
Hostesses, Mrs. Erma Morris and Mrs. Guy Hilbent, were assisted by Mrs. Byron Watkins, Mrs. Donald Berry, Mrs.
Evan Owens, Mrs. Gilbert Howell and Mrs. Gilbert Culp. Tables were decorated with pink and green Easter eggs made of starched string. At the business meeting which followed, president, Mrs.
John Uhl, named following will present officers nominating committee, which at April meeting: Evelyn Malpass, chairman; Mrs. John Petrasek, Mrs. George Kulp, Plan Miss Jeanne A. Rakshys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Rakshys, 1200 South Main Street, Lee Park, is participating in the 1968 Penn State Study Abroad Program. The group of Pennsylvania University students departed from Kennedy International Airport, March 26. JEANNE A. RAKSHYS of White Shrine of Jerusalem, worthy high priestess, and Mrs.
shepherds, at a dinner in the Restaurant. Florence Dunn, Gladys Davies, Laura Dymond, Pearl Dinklocker, Alice Davenport, Lillian Edwards, Hazel Fuller, Frances Fritz, Mary H. Jones, Elizabeth Knies, Helen Lutsey, Ethel Morgan, Louise Morgan, Bertha Marshman, Louise Price, Anna Phillips, Eleanor Roderick, Irene Shelley, Stella Schlingman, Thomas, Thomas, Dorothy Varker, Harriet Walker, Caroljean Yeust and Jennie Yeust. Miss Rakshys will spend the spring term at the University of Cologne, Germany. Her studies will concern Germany's position in current European affairs.
Upon conclusion off classes in July, the Penn State students will be escoted by German officials on a tour into East Berlin. Miss Rakshys is a senior German major at the university. Last year she served as president of "German House," a Ger(man-interest living group for girls at Penn State. In May she will be initiated in absentia into Phi Kappa Phi, a national scholastic honor, society. Before returning home, Miss Rakshys plans to visit the parents of one of her German professors in Solenges and to tour major cities in Germany and the Netherlands.
GOLD STAR MOTHERS Wyoming Valley Chapter, American Mothers, will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at American Legion Home, North River Street. EASTER SHOP AT THE HUB TODAY UNTIL 5:25 American way with wool From our Girls' World: EASTER-TREAT CHECKS $28 Young fashionables parade spring's best look: checks collared 'n banded in navy of First Presbyterian Church, Side Evening Woman's Kingston, Thelma Smith and Thurza Williams. It was announced there are several seats available for the bus trip to New York May 4. Members may contact Mrs. Robert.
Young. Executive board members are reminded to present their yearend reports at the next board meeting April 8 at the home of Miss Thelma Smith. Mrs. John Culp, program coordinator, announced the program for the April meeting will be a flower demonstration by Joseph Beckus. Mrs.
George Sowerby will introduce Mr. Beckus and Mrs. Malcolm Strunk is hospitality velveteen. Pure wool, woven in USA for superior performance tailored with typical Gastwirth finesse. Sizes 7 to 14.
Sizes 4 to 6X, $25. This is only one of a beautiful group of navy and white check coats! The Huh WILKES- BARRE tonight room. Left event Jubi-.
