REVIEW PRESS-REPORTER, I R O N X V I L t E , N.Y., THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967

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Sheila N. Turnbull Weds Thomas Brown

Miss Sheila Margaret Turn-bull was married to Thomas Walker Brown at noon, on May 27, at the Christ and Holy Trini­ty Church, Westport, Conn, by Rev. Dana Forrest Kennedy.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Forster Turnbull of Westport and the late Mrs. Anne Kirby Turnbull. The bridgegroom is the son of Mrs. Thomas Mott Brown of Bronxville and the late Mr. Brown.

The bride is a graduate of La-sell Junior College, Auburndale, Mass.

Mr. Brown is a graduate of Mitchell College and attended Washington University, St. Lou­is, Mo. He served two years with the United States Navy and is presently associated with the Liberty Mutual Insurance Com­pany in New York City.

Miss Turnbull was given away in marriage by her father. She wore a formal gown of imported embroidered silk organza de­tailed with guiperre appliques. Her shoulder length veil was at­tached to a w i n g e d bow of matching material.

The reception followed at the Cobbs Mill Inn, Weston, Coruu

Miss Carole Turnbull of New York City served as maid of honor for her sister. The brides­maids were Miss Jacqueline Anne Turnbull of Westport and Mrs. Kenneth Collins of Engle-wood Cliffs, N. J.

F . William Marshall of Bos­ton, Mass. was the best man. The ushers were Robert E. Small of New York City and Peter E. Lindvall of Chicago.

After a wedding trip to Ja­maica, the couple will reside in Manhattan.

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MRS. JAMES MATTHEW COOGAN (Bradford Bachrach)

Miss La Vine Weds James M. Coogan

Miss Carol Anne La Vine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken­neth Nettleton La Vine of For­est Hills, was married May 20 to James Matthew Coogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Coogan of 41 Dellwood Circle, Bronx­ville.

The bride was given in mar­riage by her father at a nuptial mass celebrated at 11 a.m. in the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Forest Hills. A reception and wedding breakfast followed in the Star­light Gardens of the Interna­tional Hotel at John F. Kennedy Airport.

The bride wore an empire gown of white silk linen ap-pliqued with guipure lace, a matching train, and a headpiece made of a guipure lace crown and French illusion veiling. Her bouquet was of white orchids,-stephanotis and phalaenopis!

Miss Linda Joan La Vine, sis­ter of the bride, was maid of honor. The other attendants were Miss Barbara Coogan, sis­ter of the bridegroom, Miss Sheila Stapleton, Miss Verna Kopec and Mrs. John Walzer. They wore apple blossom pink silk linene empire gowns.

James McErlane was best" man. Ushers were Kenneth N. La Vine Jr., brother of the bride, John Cunningham, Wil­liam Losquadro and Lawrence Keary.

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The bride is a graduate of Notre Dame School, New York, and of Marymount College, Ar­lington, Va. She attended Col­umbia School of Nursing, was graduated by the Mandle School for Medical Assistants and is a medical technologist at Union Carbide corporation, New York.

She was presented in 1962 at the de Marillac Cotillion, Garden City. Mrs. Coogan is the grand­daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dailey of New York and Rochester and of Mrs. Louis L. La Vine, Forest Hills, and the late Mr. La Vine. Her father is a partner in the law firm of Curits, Mallet-Prevost, Colt and Mosle, New York.

Mr. Coogan is a 1964 gradu­ate- of Iona College, New Roch-elle. Earlier this month he re­ceived his doctorate of law de­gree frrjm the Vilianova Univer­sity School of Law, Vilianova. Pa., where he was treasurer of the Student Bar Association! He is joining the Yonkers law firm of Griffin and O'Hara. His fa­ther is president of James Coo­gan Incorporated, Westchester meat distributors.

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Fashion Shaw Miss Linda Marie Buccheri,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Buccheri of 9 Central Drive, Bronxville, was a model at a spring fashion show sponsored by the Berkeley School, White Plains.

Students at the Berkeley School modeled their own clothes to illustrate proper attire for va­rious occasions.

Miss Buccheri is a 1966 grad­uate of Tuckahoe High School.

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MRS. ERIC C. VON SCHILGEN

Miss Nicholson Bride Of Eric Von Schilgen

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Mr. ahd\Mrs. Robert J. Nicol-son of Denver, Colo., announce the marriage of their daughter Sharon Lee to Eric Clark von Schilgen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clemens J. von Schilgen of Crows Nest Road, Bronxville, and Southfield Point, Stamford, Conn.

St. Stephen Protomartyr Epis­copal Church was the setting for the wedding with the Rev. Mar­tin J. Dwyer officiating. .

The bride was given in mar-riag by her father. She wore a white lace gown with a lace man­

tilla. She carried white roses and orchids.

Miss Sandy Simonton of Den­ver, Colorado was the maid of honor, and Court Hazelton of Phoenix, Arizona, was the best man.

Other attendants included Miss Jane Ambrose of Belling-ham, Wash., Suzanne Martin of Dallas, Texas, John Looney of Dallas, and Robert J. Nicholson II of Denver.

After a wedding trip to St. Johns in the Virgin Islands, the couple will reside in Bronxville.

Mrs. Garfield, Mrs. La Rome To Address Bronxville Colony

The last meeting of the sea­son of The Bronxville Colony of the National Society of New England Women will be held on Monday, June 5, at 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Stephen Bennis in Old Greenwich, Conn.

Mrs. Chester A. Garfield, president of the Bronxville Col­ony, has recently returned from the Congress held at the East­ern Slope Inn in North Conway, N. H. She will review to mem­bers the reports and amend­ments passed by the National Board.

Mrs. Harold K. LaRome will speak on "Women of the Bible". Mrs. La Rome and her husband, m e m b e r s of the Reformed Church, have helped in setting up the Library in the Church and have aided in implement­ing its present system. The theme of Mrs. LaRome's speech

will be the influence women have had, as wives and moth­ers, upon the lives of their hus­bands and sons.

The Bronxville Society of New England Women will resume its activities for the season of 1967-68 in October with a varied pro­gram of cultural and religious subjects.

Mrs. Bennis, who will be host­ess for the June 5 meeting, is president of the Greenwich Col­ony of New England Women.

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Wed An August wedding is planned

by Miss Carol Sue Anderson and Timothy Fuller Cleghorn, son of Mrs. Albert E. Cleghorn of 142 Garth Road, Eastchester and the late Mr. Cleghorn.

Announcement of their en-gagementlwyaeenmade by the future brideCparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Anderson of Maple Plain, Minn.

Miss Anderson is a graduate of the Univeysity of Minnesota and is employed as a bacteriolo­gist with the State Board of Health.

Mr. Cleghorn, a 1965 gradu­ate of Colby College, Waterville, Maine, is-attending the Univer­sity of Minnesota where he ex­pects to receive a master of sci­ence degree this summer from the university's graduate School of Physics.

Plan To Wed In October

Mr. and Mrs. George Mon-traville Davenport of Parkton, Md. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eliz­abeth Hay Davenport, to Alfred Gordon Goodykoontz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen Goody­koontz of 20 North Road, Bronx­ville.

Miss Davenport, a graduate of Garrison Forest S c h o o l and Mary Baldwin College, made her debut in 1962 at The Caroli­na Assembly and the Saint Ce­celia Ball in Charleston,. She is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mr». S. Marion Hay of Charleston and the late Mr. and Mrs. George Montraville Daven­port of Birmingham, Ala.

Mr. Goodykoontz is the grand­son of the late Dr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Rennie of Petersburg, Va., and the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Farmer Goodykoontz of Radford, Va. He is an alumnus of the Virginia Polytechnic In­stitute, '62 and the Graduate School of Business of the Uni­versity of Virginia, '66 A lieute­nant in the Army Reserve, he is now employed by Humble Oil and Refining Company in Gas-tonia, N. C.

An October wedding is plan­ned.

Miss Flynn Brule - Elect

Mrs. Virginia Flynn of One Sunnybrook Road., Bronxville and Joseph Flynn of Eastern Nigeria, announce the engage­ment of their daughter, Virginia to Richard T. Mcintosh Jr . son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc­intosh of 301 Palmer Road., Yonkers. The bride - elect Is a grad­

uate of the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Montreal and

attended the Duchense Resi­dence School in New York . Mr. Mcintosh attended St. Leo

College in Florida and majored in sociology at Hunter College. He is with McCann - Erickson is New York.

An August wedding is planned

Eastchester Woman's Club

The Duplicate Bridge section of the Woman's Club of East­chester held its annual lunch and bridge at the Bronxville Field Club on Tuesday May 23.

Seventy-six women attended and after lunch nineteen tables were in play. Winners of the an-naul awards were announced: First, Mrs. William Hambright and Mrs. S. Gabriel Hurely, Eastchester; S e c o n d , Mrs. Raphael Bellantoni and Mrs.. Charles Gfeller. Eastchester; tied for third were Miss Irene Korndorfer, Scarsdale and Mrs. Egon Kleinman, Eastchester also Mrs. Anthony Battista and Mrs. Joseph Saviano, Tuckahoe.

Mrs. Bazil Brown, outgoing chairman, announced the ap­pointment of Mrs. Charles Gfel­ler to fill the position. Anyone wishing to join the group is urg­ed to contact Mrs. Gfeller.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED her master of arts in teaching degree from ManhattanvUle College of the Sacred Heart, Monday, Mrs. Charles Works,

left, of 1 Lookout Ave., Bronx­ville, is congratulated by her four daughters. From left to right are: Mimi who is enter­ing her sophomore year at ManhattanvUle; Cindy, a stu­

dent at Bronxville Hign School; Betsy who also at­tends Bronxville High; and Jane who attends St. Joseph's School.

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PHNO Plans Annual Meeting

The T h i r t y-Fourth annual meeting of the Public Health Nursing Organization of East­chester, Inc., will be held on June 13, 1967, at 8 p.m. at Palm­er Hall, Bronxville.

Dr. Albert Sobol, psychologist at Children's Village, will spaek on changes in m e n t a l health care of children as seen at Chil­dren's Village. Developments in this field are increasingly mat­ters of public concern.

James Reid will continue as president of the PHNO board for 1967-68, and Warren Lacke will be installed as /the new Vice-President of the board.

Miss Lillian Snellman, nursing director, reports that the pres­ent staff of the combined PHNO agency includes five Public Health Nurses, three Registered

Miss Anderson Fiancee Of

T. F. Cleghorn An August wedding is planned

by Miss Carol Sue Anderson and Timothy Fuller Cleghorn, son of Mrs. Albert E. Cleghorn of 142 Garth Road, Eastchester, and the late Mr. Cleghorn.

Announcement of their engage­ment has been made by the fu­ture bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Anderson of Ma­ple Plains, Minn.

Miss Anderson is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and is employed a s a bacteri­ologist with the State Board of Health.

Mr. Cleghorn, a 1965 graduate of Colby College, Waterville, Me., is attending the University of Minnesota where he expects to receive a master of science de­gree this summer from the uni­versity's Graduate School of Physics.

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Monthly Dance The monthly cocktail-dance

party will be held Saturday night, June 3 at the Seven Pines Restaurant, Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, by the Single Westchesterites, a social club for single, widowed or divorced adults in the age bracket of 30-50. Eligible guests are invited for admission of $3.

Continuous music will be play­ed and door prizes will be awarded. «

For further information re­garding membership or guest privileges, contact Mrs. T. A. Quinn, 329 Frank Ave., Mama­roneck , OW 8-0546 and Bill Baum, 165 Hillcrest Rd.( Mount Vernon, 6641834.

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