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Westgate Hills.To Play Sunday: Atlantic City, .A t lan t ic Coun tyBoftball champion, will visit Haverford To;wnshlp to take.on the Westgate HlI1s AU-Stars this Sunday,

J u n e I , at 2.30 P. M.: Paul Bailey, kingpin. ot softball' h ur l er s i n Southern New jersey,.will e n de a vo r t o r e gi s te r h i s e i g h thconsecutive w i n t h is season. at theexpense ot the 'Gaters.

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Al Berkman Vocal StudlOllNunan-8look Pos t No.SSS, ot Oak

A VOCAL CABEEB mont,overwhelmed Haverto rdHighT h er e a r e many talente.d per sons i t a seba ll e r s, 92, as G r a ng e F i el d

with flne vole'es, w ho go through was ded ica t ed In Penfield. Threel i t e nu r s ing a l uppres sed deal r e to Nunan-Slook pitchers law act lon-

M a rt i n, B o b M c Ca u gh a n and Ir asing. W h en a s ke d why they don't Harn i sh-whi le Harry Witney and

"do something" Hubert smi th pitched fort h ~

Ford .about all this Nunan-SHook held to ii 2-2 counttalent going to throughout the f i r s t s even sessions ,waste, t he a n- broke loose with a seven-run rallyswer I s I nv ar l- In the eighth. M a rt i n w a s t h e only

Leg ionna i re to co ll ectmore than oneably the n m e - hit, While Higgins dupflcll.ted for"I don 't know it Haverford.my voiceIs good Earlier, In Eastern Dela'fll'areenough," C o un t y A m er i ca n L e gi on L e ag u e

In many Instances, it 's not a case games, the Oakmonte r s upse t Colot not having a good enough voice, \lngdale,

- ~ ,and Upper Darby,10-1.

On Thursday, Nunan-Slook s t r e t chbut In controlllng the t ones , so tha t ed it ,

s t r e a ~ by'beatlng'East Lans

the words are p r op e rl y r o un de d . d ow ne , 12-1, beh ind the .hu r l ing otC on tr ol o f Vol um e Is Important, Harn ish and McCaughan . Fo leyacespecially to t he s in ge r w it h r ad io counted fo r th ree hits against Eas t

Lansdowne. 'asp ir a t ions . Over loud tones' must Harnish a n d F o le y t o ok turns onbe avoided,so that the rea re n o a b- the p i t ching mound against Upperrupt changel In volume. D a rb y a n d t oge the r gave up only

,Ano the r Impor t an t f ac to r toward. t w o h i t s. F o le y coHected three hits,becoming a good singer Is the n e- w hi le J on es , K ee hn , Turner and

Venuto had two each.cesslty ot singing on pitch. This .condition Is developed by singing' Haverforr . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 , 0 - 2

Ith t I t I PINunan-Slook.. 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 7 x- 9w o u a cc om pa n m en - .e.: -

ano, or some Instrument to guidet h e s i n g er t o wa r d a relative pitch.T he re a re v er y f ew s in ge rs w hoh a ve a bs o lu te p i tc h n e ed ed t o stayexac tly on key, without the necessary accompaniment. I havego t t envery' :te.vorable r es ul ts b y makingp lano record ings , fo r my own p U P - 1 ' = = = = = = : ; : ; : : : : : : : = = = = = : . 1lis, w ho h av e h ad dltfl.cuIty with I,p i t ch and timing.

O nc e t he se b as ic r ul es a re o bse rved , anyone who has a pleasing,na tu ral qua li t y c a n a t ta i n a melod ious s inging style.

Hedgerow To Present"Among Ourselves"June 19

T h e w or l d premiere o f " A mo n gOurselves," a p l ay b y Joanna Roos,wl1l take place at the HedgerowTheatre, Moylan, o n T hu rs da y,June 19. Miss Roos, who has justcompleted a successful r un w it h"Joan of Lor raine ." wll1 come f romN e w Yo r k to see the final dress reohearsal ot the play.

Jasper Deeter, who hasg l ~ e n

m a ny p la y s t h ei r f ir s t h e ar i ng , Is.t he d i r ecto r ot this, the

1 ~ 7 t h a d ~dltlon to the Hedgerow Repertory.T h e t it l e Is taken trom AbrahamLincoln, " . t o che r ish a j u s t a n dl a s t ing peace among ourselves,"

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Ex-Fighter Pilo'Safe OnSea Trip

Overdue ForFour DaysBryn Mawr ManWires Parents

J U N E W E D DI N G L I S TE DT h e m ar r ia g e ot M is s E u ge n ia

~ r e s l e rBlrdsaJl, daughter of Dr .

and Mrs. Joseph Cooper BlrdsaH,ot Booth L a ne a n d Glenwynne Rd.,H a ve r fo r d, t o R o be r t D e la n d '"-:11IIams, son of Mr. and Mrs. RobertWarren WIIJlams, of Bryn Mawr,will take p lace Thursday, June 12,

at the home ot t he b r ide ' s pa rent s .

Arriving four days late In HamIlton, B e rm u da , a b oa r d hl l yawl,the Camanclle, Edward C. Dale , J r. ,of S t at e a n d Lafayet t e Rds ., BrynMawr, cab led h i s pareQ,ts this weektha t h e w as _t e and everythingwas all right.

D a le a r r iv e d In Hamilton Sund a y n i g ht , f o u r d a ys overdue, whileC oa st G ua rd a nd merchant vesu l swere sea rch ing theAt l an t i c fo r himand f or s ev er al f re ln ds w ho h adjoined him as crewmen a b oa r d t h eComanche.

T w e n t y - a e v e n ~ y e a r - o l dD ale , a

h e ro o f Uie Pac if i c campa ign wherehe was a Navy f ighte r pilot, is the

grea t-g rea t-g randson of Richard C.Dale, Revo lu t iona ry nava l captainand once c o -c om m an d er o f theNavy, A destroyer bean h is n am etoday.

Leader of a carrier-based divisionot Hel l ca t f igpte r s In the Paclftc,Dale once returned t o h i s s h i p withhis

a l r p l a n ~ ' st a l l a s sembly wreck

ed by gunftre. O n a n ot h er missionh e r et ur ne d w it h a handkerchief

.covering a shoulder wound.The Comanche set o ut o n M ay 15

' trom Fort Lauerdale, FIa., on whatwas expected to be a four-to-Ilx dayj o ur n ey t o H a mi lt o n. D ale's telegrams t o h is p a re n ts , Mr. and Mrs.Edward C. Dale, Sr., did not Indicate whether bad weather w as r esponsible f or t he delay, but ,said"everything I s a ll right" and tha t aletter w ou ld fo Uow. .

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For reading and lewing, a convenient 3.way lamp, with proper shadeand diffusing bowl, makes seeIng easier.

Re ad in g In bed requi res the r ight l ight , too . A two tube f luorescentfixture on t he wal l o ve r t h e h ea d o f t h e b ed Is o ne o f t he b et te r i de a '

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Under cab lnet l ight ing remove. those dark spots from your kitchen.Here, a fluore.cent fixture, hung from the wall or cabinet, does the tf'lclt.

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Day 0' Evenln, Reglst. , How F ul l ll m. Of Partllm.

Secr.fa,lal AI.o-1. Fonetlc e Lan,aa,

Shorthand Adv.rtl".g2. Touch Typln,3. 'uslnell e Accounting1.,11.. Creatlv.4 oo p l . ' Wrltln,*Any lublld may b. laken IIp.,crl l ly

I Dr. loli/ho'l School I. Appro .. " ' or VI' .. on.

Narberth DAR ChapterPlans Final

L u n c h e o ~Members o f th e Dr. BenjamJl

RUsh Chapter, D.A.R., wl1lh o ~

theIr final meeting at a luncheo/(at the Ove rb r o o k Go l f Club at 1.StiP. M. Tuesday.

I n st a l la t i on o f officers w i ll t a kl "place as well as a r ep o rt o n th;National Congress held in Washlnltton; A n nu a l r e po r ts b y off icers anecommit t e e cha i r men will also btmade.

Mrs. Verna. D. Woodcock Is I,c h ar g e o f a r ra n g em e n ts f o r t h e a1lfair.

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Mu s Vi rg in i aE r v in , M i l sE I ~ l I ,

.Wil ta r D r ay ton , M i s s Har r i e t

~ b fbe Drayton, Miss Marg . r e t t a COJ.

Mis l P r i s cl l J a Joan Ball, Mil l Joli

M cA d oo , M i ss Julia 1. . McMma.;Miss Susan P. Jackson and MillEleano r S. Keady. '

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NAMES AND POSITION OF YOUR MIXER PARTS1. Juice Directing' Spout. 7. Stain-Resisting Beaters.2. Juice Reamer. 8. Motor.3 . Juice Extractor Bowl. 9. Base and Arm.4. S ma ll M ix in g B owl. 10. 3 -S pe ed M ot or S wi tc h.5. Large Mixing Bowl. 11. Detachable Handle.6. TUl11table. 12. juicer Drive Socket.

OILING-Mixer needs 110 oil ing. Mixer has beenprovided i01: life.of roix.er.at.time of manufacturer.

$29 95 An Unusual Cook Book goes with each mixer -b y the noted home econoniist Ethel Allison

Receiving at the tea to b e g i ve nby Commander and Mrs. Lars O.P et er so n , o f B r yn M aw r, Monday.a ft er no on , J u ne 16, at the NewCentury Club. to i n t ro d u ce t h ei rdaughter, Miss Elizabeth Darst Peterson, will be Miss Emma LambeltCadwalader, Miss Pau l ine Thayer,

Mrs. Herbert B. Painter, o f G ly n 'Wynne Lane, Have r ford ,

e n t e r t a i n ~ed at a cocktail party Sunday a f t e r - .n oo n, I n h on or o f Mr. and Mrs.G e or g e P e te r so n , J r ., o f A r dm o re ,who w i ll l e av e s oo n f or Chicago,w h er e t h ey wl1l m a k e t h e ir home. .'

Dr. and Mrs. J. B. ClOUd, of 11West Mongomery Ave., Ardmore,have returned from Williamsburg,V., w h e re t h e y v i s i t ed Co loni a lWi ll i amsbu rg , t he h i s t o r ic c i t y t ha t hasb ee n r es to re d t o I ts 1 8t h centuryappearance by John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

Mrs. Wa l t e r Hayes,. of 401 SabineRd . , Wynnewood , entertained at atea i n h o n or o f Miss Edi th V. Smith,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FredS mi th , o f N or ri st o wn , w ho se m arr ia ge t o her son, Robert, Hayes,will take p l ac e o n June 14:

. Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence lVhee l er,Jr., o f B l oo m in g to n , I n d. , h a v e a nnounced th \ b ir th o f a s o n, L a w rence Wheeler, 3d, on May 13. Mrs.Wheeler Is t h e f or m er Miss BettyA n n S mi th , daughter of Mr. andMrs . A lan G. S m i th , o f 140 CricketAve., Ardmore.

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WOOD-McI.ANEM. and Mrs. P a l me r P. McLane,

o f P hi la de lp hi a, h av e a nn ou nc edt h e e n ga g em e nt of t h e i r daugh te r.Miss Jane Irene M c La n e, t o JamesH. Wood, son of M r . an d Mrs, DavidVVood. of 314 Glen Ridge Rd., Westgate Hills.

HAAS-VADNERMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Samue l

Vadner, o f 126 Dar tmou th Rd., Cynwyd, h a ve a n no u nc ed t h e e ng ag ement of theil ' daughter, Miss BellyVadner, to Richard Harry Haas,s on o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haas,of Pelham Manor, N. Y.

Miss Vadner is a graduate ofWellesley C o ll e ge . M r. H a as , w h ogmduated f r om t h e M a ss a ch u se t ts

I n st i tu t e o f Technology, served In Ithe USAAF. He is n o w a t te n d in gHarvard Law School.

LAUBACH-WARDENMr. and Mrs. R o b er t B r uc e Wa r

den. o f Wa sh i ng t o n, D . C., havea n no u n ce d t h e e n ga g em e nt o f t h ei rdaughter, Miss Mar tha Page VVar- Ider. t o C h ar l es C r i ss m an L a ub a ch ,2d, s on o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank StilesL au ba ch , o f t he Merion ManorApartments, Mel'ion .

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MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH W I LL l A M T EN AG LI O h ap pi ly s t a r tthe traditional calte cu t t i ng ce r emony after t h e i r w ed d in g i n A r dmOI'e on May 3. Mrs. Tenaglio is t h e f o rm er Miss Yolanda MarieDiMarcello, d au gh te r o f M r. a n d M r s. N i ch o la s DIMarcello, of112 Walnut Ave. The couple p lans to l ive i n Ardmore .

- P h o t o by MacGregor

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DILL-LYNAM Manning, and of t h e l a t e Ch ief Ju s - IMrs. W. T. L yn am , J r. , o f Wi!- t l ce a n d Mrs. Wil l iam Howard Ta f t . '

mhlgton, Del., announces the en- She Is a niece o f S e na t or Robe r tg ag e me nt o f h er d au g ht er , Miss T a ft a nd of Mr. Charles Taft, ofM e n' y J a y ne Ly na m , to Ralph Lee- Cincinnati, O. Miss M a nn i ng a tdom Dill, son of Mrs. Ra lph J. Dlll, t en d ed t h e B al dw in School, Chatof 108 Tenby Rd., Llanerch, and ham Hall, Va., and was graduatedt h e l at e Mr. Dill. f ro m t he Putney School, Putney,

Miss Lynam, who graduated from Vt., and from BI'yn Mawr College,Wilming ton Fr i ends School, i s a t- c la ss o f 1946. She i s n ow a graduatet end ing Dickin son College, where student i n t h e d e p ar t m en t o f m us i cs he i s a member of Chi Omega fra- at Radcliffe College.ternity. M r. D il l graduated fl"cm Mr. Cunningham is a graduate ofFr i ends Cent.ral School, Overbrook, Thacher S c ho ol , O j al , Calif., andand attended

P e n n s ~ l v a n l aMilitary Harvard College, c l as s o f '43. Dur

College before e nt er in g t he a rm ed I ng the war he served as an officerforces. He Is nOW a stUdent at Dick- In t he S ig na l C or ps of the Army,Inson Collge. He Is a member of and Is now a g r a du a t e s t u de n t atthe P h i K a pp a Sigma f r a t e rn i t y. Harvard University.

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CUNNINGHl l l -MANNINGMr. a n d M r s. F r ed e ri c k J o h ns o n

Manning, ofB r ~ ' n

M aw r , h a ve a nn ou nc ed t he e ng ag em en t o f t h ei rd a ug h t er , M i ss Caroline Manning,t o F re de ri c C un ni ng ha m, J r. , so'nof Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, ofSpr ing f i eld Cen t er, N . Y.

Miss Mann ing is t h e g randdaughter of MI'. Fred N. Manning, ofBraintree, Mass., and t h e l a t e M rs .

BAILEY-DONALDSONMI'. and Mrs. Richard G. Oellers,

of 124 Highland Ave., Bala-Cynwyd,h a ve a n n ou n ce d t h e

e n g a g e l l 1 e n ~at

Mrs. Oellers ' daughter, Miss Bar bara Louise Donaldson, to Harrington Mor rel l Bailey, Jl", s on o f MI'.and M r s. B a il e y, o f Drexel Pal 'k.

", vMiss D o na l ds o n i s the daughterof Mr. F . S ti rl i ng D on al ds on , o fMedia.McMANUS-HALEY

Mr. a nd M rs . D an ie l J . H al ey , o f121 Harrowgate Rd., OverbrookHills, h a ve a n no u n ce d t h e engc1/jcment o f t h e ir d a ug h te r , Miss RitaDoris Haley, t o J o hn S ta nl ey McM an us , s on o f Mr. and M rs . L eoP. M cM an us , o f 36 Simpson Rd.,Ardmore.

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To Stage Annual' ' ' ' ~ ' '

Luncheon MondayR e ar A dm ir al B r ys o n Bruce, U.

S . N ., w l1 l be g u e s t sp e ake r at theAnnual Luncheo n o f t h e J e p t h a Abbot Chapter, D.A.R., o f A r dm o re ,to be he l d M on da y at 1 P. M. at theSheraton Hotel.

Mrs. Walter E. Knipe, 2d, of Cynwyd, wl1 l preside, and Mrs. Lloyd

Goman, State Historian, will inductthe following new officers:

Mrs. Norman J. Greene, of Berwyn, regent; Mrs. Allen C. Thomas,J r. , o f Mt. Ah'Y, f i r st v i ce- r egen t ;M rs . H . Herbert P a rc h e r, o f Cynwyd, s ec on d v i ce- r e ge n t ; Mrs. A.Gi raud Foo te, o f M e r i on , chaplain;Valley. r e co r din g se c r et a r y ; Mrs.Mrs. R o b e r t H. Witmer, of PennWilliam G. M a r t in , c o r r espond ingsecretary; Miss Gwynedd Wo od , a ss i st a nt c or re sp on di ng s ec re ta ry ;Mrs. Charles A. L u nd a hl , o f P h il adelphia, treasurer; Mrs. Halg H.Pakradooni, Jr., of \ Vy nn e w oo d , a ss i s ta n t t r ea s u re r ; M r s. J. ChristianMyers, of Mt. Airy, registrar; Mrs.Mals A. Laverty, o f M er io n, h ist or ia n; M rs . R a y P. F ar r in g to n , o fB ry n M aw r, l ib ra ri an , a nd Mrs.W a lt er E . K nI p e, o f C y nw y d, andMrs. Frank A. Nelms, of Cynwyd;directors.

Frieda FreimuthTo Wed ArdmoreMan On Saturday

The marriage o f M is s Fr i edaK a th er i ne F re im u th , d a ug h te r o fMr. and Mrs. G u st a v H . F r ei m u th ,of 2453 WynnefieldDrive, Merwood,t o N o r ma n H a ye s Benninghove, Jr. ,flon of Mr. and Mrs. Bennlnghove,of 19 W. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore,will t a k e place at 4 o'clock Saturd ay, i n St. P au l ' s Lutheran Church,Ardmore . T h e Rev. Albert C. Kanzinger will perform the ceremony.

MissBetty Knoeri,

ofPhiladelp h ia , w i ll s er ve a s m ai d of honor,

a n d t h e b r id e sm a id s wl\1 be MissN or ma Benni n g h ov e , s i s t e r of thebridegroom; Miss E l s ie F r ei m u th ,s i st e r o f t h e bride, and Mrs. BerthaSchmidt, of Merwood.

J o hn S ch mi dt , o f Merwood, wl\1act a s b es t man . a nd t he u sh er swill include P a u l F r e i m u th , b r o th e ro f t he b ri de; B en Gile. of Gladwyne, and W ay ne R ot h, o f B ry nMawr.

A reception at t h e Ma soni c Hall,Ardmore, w i l l f o ll o w the ceremony.

Miss Freimuth is a g radua t e ofKe n s In g to n Hi gh S c h oo l . M r. Bennlnghove. wh o g ra du at ed f ro mL o we r M e ri o n H i gh School, servedin t h e A r my I n fa n tr y i n t h e E ur opean Theatre d u ri n g t h e w ar .

Alice Nash FloydAnd Roy GraefPlight Troth

Miss Alice Nash Floyd. daughterMiss Betty Kincaid, w h o s e rv e d

of Mr. G eorge M a rve l F l oy d , of 112Dudley Ave., N ar be r t h .b ec ame theb r i de o f Roy Ho w ar d Gr a ef , son ofMr. and M r s. R u do l ph , G r ae f , o fa3 m ai d o f h on or .and only attendant for the bride, wore a gown ofN o r t h B r a nc h , N. Y., i n t h e c ha pe lof the

V a l l e ~ 'F o rge M l l i t a ry Acad

emy, Saturday a ft er no on . T heChaplain, 'captain JOhn A. SchUltz,officiated.

T h e b r i d e, w h o w a s g i ve n i n m arr i ag e b y he r . f a th e r, w o re a whi t esa t i n -g o wn wi th a sweetheart

n e c ~ line, long sleeves and a fit ted bodIce. Her l o n g h e i r lo o m l a c e v e il fellfrom a coronet of orange blossomll

o ve r t he f ul i s k i rt a n d t r ai n . S h ecarried a b o u qu e t o f . l i l ies o f t hev a ll e y c e n t e re d w i t h w h i te o r ch i ds .p a le b l ue m a rq u l !e t te , m a de w i thcap sleeves and a full skirt. He rn et h al o m at ch ed her dress, andshe c a rr i e d p i n k roses.

Mrs. Frederick V. We th e ri l l, o fRosemont, aunt of the b r ide, worea w h i te l i n en s u i t w i t h a whitestrawhat trimmed with a tulle ruffie anda co r sage o f lilies of the valley. Themother o f t he b r i d eg r o o m chose ag r ee n c r ep e d r es s w i th a matchingc o at a n d s m a l l h a t . Her co r sage wasof roses.

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