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HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N.Y., TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965
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Linda Budd Betrothed
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Robert D. Budd of 300 South
Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, formerly of Irvington, announced
the engagement of his daughter, Miss Linda Budd to Neil
Cronquist of New York City,
formerly of Mamaroneck. A
wedding is planned for Oct. 2.
Miss Budd is the daughter
of the late Felicitas D. Budd.
Her fiance is the son of Mrs.
Ralph Cronquist of Rye a n d
the late Mr. Cronquist.
A graduate of Lyons Township High School, LaGrange,
111. and Purdue University
-Whaia- s h o was -a-jfrember-ofAlpha Delta Pi Sorority, Miss
Budd is employed by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in New York.
Mr. Cronquist, a graduate
of Johns Hopkins University,
is a member of Alpha Delta
Phi and Tav Beta Pi fraternities. He is employed by the
Kwasha Lipton Company, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.
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Bride Of II. H. Haubold Jr.
The Briaroliff Congregational
Church was the setting yesterday afternoon for the marriage
(if Miss Paula Dorothy Crooner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kdgar
J Croener of New York City,
to Herbert Hans Haubold Jr.,
SO i of Mr. and Mis. Haubold
Of 71 Hose Ave., Tuckahoe.
The 1 p.m. ceremony was per-
il by the Rcv7 : Stuart• K,
K.ipp and a reception followed
a! Hi ; -Sleepy Hollow Country
Club.
Crooner
escorted
The marriage of Miss Linda
Susan Fpldman to Shppard
Siegel, both doctoral candidates at Yale University, took
place Sunday at the Tip Toe
Inn in New York City.
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Miss Arlene Radlce of Briar-"
rl.fi' .Manor was maid of honor,
nnd other attendants were Mrs.
]><u:;;!as Haubold of Briaroliff
Minor and the Misses Ellen
p-own of Fulton. N.Y.', and Judi
Chamberlin of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Dehra and Kathi Haubold of BriBivliff Manor, nieces of the
b: iTTellroom, "were flowcu' - guis.'
Douglas Haubold served as
•best man for his brother. Ushr i s weie John \Y. Jackson of
Salamanca, N.Y'.: John Weber of
Relinar, N.J.. and E. John Broeliei Jr. of New York City, brother, of the bride. Rijigbearor was
the bridegroom's nephew, Douglas, of Briaroliff M a n o r .
Mi.s. Haubold was graduated
f.nin Briaroliff High School and
completed two years at William
S:i Hi Collefe. Her husband is an
fill nnus-of Stony Brook, L.I.,
Hi ii School and King's College,
Bt ireliff Manor. He is with the
f l ! ! of Young and Rubicam. In
tin fall he plans to continue
his studios toward" a master's
riigieo in the graduate division
of the New School for Social Research.
Miss Marcia Harriet Joslyn,
daughter of Mrs. Harriet Burnsin Joslyn of Los Angeles. Calif,
and Mareellus Newell Joslyn of
San Antonia, Tex., was married
Sunday to Peter Lewis Sill,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sill
of 22 Stonewall Lane, Mamaroneck Town.
The 3 p.m. ceremony and r e ception were held at the Garden
Terrace of the Tappan Hill restaurant, Tarryown. Judge Er«
nest C. Allen officiated.
— M r s . -1 jOttwi-L^^olfo-or-Bot+Tf?-er. Colo, was her sister's matron
of honor. Miss Carol Rockhold of
Bronxvilie was bridesmaid.
Jack L. Lawing of Charlotte,
N.C., the bridegroom's roomate
at Harvard Law School, was the
best man. Lawrence C. Levin,
cousin of the bridegroom, was
Uiher,
(TarrvCrest Studio)
MISS LINDA BUDD
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Weds Miss Marcia Joslyn
Rabbi J o s e p h Alder performed the 1 p.m. ceremony
which was followed by a reception.
MRS. HAUBOLD JR.
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Parents of the couple a r e
Mr. a n d - M r s . Sydney Feld-—TrraTTTTf-ElmlTUTsr, -Que?Trs-a~nd"
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Siegel
of 29 Abeef St.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose her sister, Miss Martha Feldman of
Queens as her maid of honor.
Area Actress
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P E T E R L. SILL
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36TH ANNIVERSARY of the
Al Carlino. From left, Mr. and
Westchester Country Club,
Mrs. Douglas Burroughs of
Harrison, was the occasion
Bronxvilie. and Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday night for one of the
J.W. Seward of Harrison. The
most festive balls of the year,
ball, emceed by Howard Wolff
for which 600 members and
of Harrison, featured a huge
guests turned out to enjoy the
dinner and floor show. Near, birthday- cake presented at
the bandstand, which was ^midnight by club president,.
Victor J. Emmanuel of Harridecked with hundreds of tiny
son/
lights, two dancing couples
ogy. Her father is president
of Sydney .Feldman Associates
of New York City, consulting
.statisticians.
The bridegroom was graduated from New Yrork University in 1961 and received
his master's degree from
Yale. A member of the Yale
Chapter of Sigma Xi, he will
continue his studies there.
The couple, will live - i n —
Stoney Creek. Conn., after a
wedding trip to Europe.
Man-led Saturday at St.
Peter's Church, were Miss Cecelia P. Toneske and Ronald
G. Miller. The Rev. Joseph C.
Connor
performed
the 5
o'clock ceremony which was
followed by a reception at the
Riverain Restaurant, Hastings-on-Hudson.
FA- RUTH R. TAUB
gg British Tattoo,
Will Benefit
VSP Projects Agnes Stack
Is Affianced
And one of them is Susan Logan Stirling, daughter of the S.
Logan Stirlings of 53 Hillside
Road, Larchmont.
The blue-eyed, brown-haired
young actress, who started as
an apprentice last fall in Cleveland with the Cleveland Playhouse, will appear for eight
weeks in "Uncle Vanya" and
"Antigone." T vv e n t y-year-old
Susan plays the role of an 80year old woman in "Uncle Vanya" and in "Antigone" she appears as" the queen.
AGNES STACK
The Oct. 6 performance of the
Royal Marines Tattoo at Madison Square Garden, Manhattan,
has been scheduled as a benefit
by Volunteer Service Photographers. A buffet dinner at Gallagher's Steak House will yrecede the benefit.
Announcement
has
been
made of the engagement of
Miss Agnes Margaret Stack to
Arthur F. Westerfiekl J r . by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J . Stack of 101 Yonkers
Ave.
The Royal Marines Tattoo,
touring North America for the
first time, features two Royal
Her fiance's parents are Mr.
Marines Bands, supported by
The eight-week tour, which the massed pipes, dr-tims—and- _and Mrs. Westp-rfield—Sr,—ofwill go as lar west as Texas, dancers of both kilted regiments North Tarrytown.
will cover the midwest, New of Scots Guards'and Royal Scots
The bride-elect is an alumna
England and New York State. It Greys.
of Yonkers High School and
starts the end of September.
Additional features, will be the attended the Berkley SecreAt Chautauqua this summer
tarial School. She is employed
the' attractive, outgoing young. Band of the Fiji Military Forces by the Thomas Doran Comfeaturing
60
Fijian
soldiers
in
Larchmonter, had roles in "Enpany in White Plains.
ter Laughing" and "Midsummer native dances, and a "spin-chillMISS De IANNT
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drill
by
the
motorcycleNight's Dream." Being at ChauMr. Westerfield Jr., also a
tauqua, she says, was almost mounted Commandos of the graduate of Yonkers High, is
Royal Marines Display Squad
like being on vacation since the
who also will meet the " J a m e s employed b y j h e General Morepertory company did plays
Bond 007 Aston Martin car in tors -Corporation in North Tgrthey had performed in Cleve- mock battle". _ ,
rvtown.
land, in addition to "The Private
E a r " and the two in which SusReservations are being taken
an had acting roles, "The Physi- now by Mrs. Charles Banks Belt
cists,"
"Mary,
Mary"
and of Southampton, benefit chairLeaving Y'onkers on Friday "Twelve Angry Men."
m a n , at Volunteer Service Photo spend a J u n i o r year
As an apprentice, Susah was tographers,-Hl W. 57th St., New
abroad, is Miss •Margcurite involved in all phases of produc- York Cl_ty._
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-De lanni; daughter-of-Mrv and- iionTTrom acting",'costumes"and
The VSP also is taking reserMrs. Einilio De lanni of 67 props. *to* sweeping the stage.
vations . now for Its annual
Winifred Ave.
The Cleveland Playhouse, which Christmas benefit at Radio City
Miss Delanni. a student at comprises three fully equipped Music Hall the afternoon of Dec.
Marymount College, Tarry- theaters, is the oldest resident 23. Mezzanine seats have been
town, who Is majoring in repertory company in the Unit- reserved by VSP for this show.
Miss Patricia A. O'Brien
Spanish, Will study for a year ed States.
and
Lieut. Joseph M. Pastore
Benefit
proceeds
will
help
supat the University of Madrid,
Susan started her acting caSpain. She is an alumna of reer at Mamaroneck Junior port the VSP 37 rehabilitation Jr., U.S.A.. both graduates of
programs which include those at St. Bonaventure University in
Lincoln High School.
Hi^h School and continued at the Julia Dyckman
Andrus Olean, N. Y., were married
dishing Academy and at Cen- Home,
Yonkers;
Blythedale S a t u r d a y at St. Gabriel's
tenary.
Children's Hospital and Grass- Church in Riverdale. The
She is very happy to be with a lands Hospital, Valhalla, and the Rev. Francis Boyle performed
"good repertory company, with Pioneer Club of United Cerebral the ceremony.
steady work and the opportunity Palsy Association of WestchesParents of the couple a r e
to play a number of types of ter. Many Westchester residents
roles." She no longer thinks are serving as volunteers in Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Broadway is the ideal, at least these programs. Mrs. Edward O'Brien of 545 W. 236th St.
Riverdale and Mr. and Mrs.
not for her.
A. Ix»Roy of Crass River and Pastore of-Mamaroneck, New
During her Mamaroneck Jun- Mrs. M. William I/Ovy of Rye York.
ior High School days, Susan at- are both members of the VSP
The bride chose her sister,
tended the American Academy board and of the benefit comMiss Mary Felice O'Brien as
mittee.
of Dramatic Arts.
maid of honor and Robert
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Hostess will rail, with a
brother was best man.
basket of gifts . . . and
A graduate of the Elizabeth
friendly greetings from
Seton School in Yonkers, the
our religious, civic and
bride plans to teach at St.
business leaders.
John's Grammar School in
If Vein, or others you
Olean. Her husband, deputy
know, are moving, be
commander of the Armed
sure to phono Welcome
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New York, is studying for a
master's degree at Pace ColHE &C344
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Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Toneske
of 24 Purser Place and Mr.
and Mrs. William Miller of
Wil.liamsvillo, New York.
Escorted by her father, the
bride chose her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Richard P. Toneske of
Y'onkers as her matron of
honor. Other attendants were
Mrs. Stanley Licovitch of
Y'onkers, the bride's cousin by
marriage, and Miss Dolores
Licovitch, also a cousin of the
bride.
Best man was William Mill-"
or. the bridegroom's brother,
and ushers were Richard P.
Toneske.' the bride's brother
and William Dougherty, both
of Yonkers: Bert Ernst of Wil-"
li'amsville. New York and Patrick Vartuli of Johnson' City.
New York.
The bride, a graduate c
Blessed Sacrament Academ;
and the Barbizon School o'
Modeling, was formerly a
model for the firm of Joe J<
shiva, Coat Manufacturer, i;
New York.
An alumnus of Williamsville.
New York Schools, the bridegroom received a B.A. degree
from Cortland State Teachers
College and a masters degree
from Syracuse University. He
is a member of Beta Phi Epsilon fraternity and teaches
physical education in Syracuse.
After a wedding trip to upstate New York, the couple
will live in Syracuse.
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Church in Scarsdale performed
the ceremony at St. Barnabas
Church in the Bronx and a reception followed at'Tardi's Restaurant.
The bride was escorted in
marriage by her father and had
her sister, Miss Kathleen Lutz
as maid of honor. The Misses
Dorothy De Mieco and Maria
Nardelli. both of Yonkers. were
bridesmaids and the bride's
.other sister. Karen Lutz, served
as junior bridesmaid.
Peter Slater of Hartsdale was
best man for his brother and
ushering was his other brother,
Frank Slater of Clifton. N.J. and
Robert Lutz of Yonkers, brother
•of the bride-.— •'• • •-••.
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Mrs. Slater, a graduate of St.
Barnabas High School, will enter her senior year at the Dominican College of Blauvelt,
N.Y.
Her husband, graduated from
Cardinal Hayes High School in
the Bronx and Iona College in
New Rochelle, is employed by
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in Poughkecpsie as a programmer.
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Mr. Sill, whose father is the
publisher of the Scarsdale Inquirer, received his bachelor of
arts degree cum laude from
Amherst College in 1962. He is a
member of Psi Upsilon and was
t h e editor of the Amherst Review while in college. Mr. Sill
received his LL.B. degree from
School,
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Miss Karin Ruth Olsen, daugh- Harvard Law
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd R. laude,-in June. He was a m e m Olsen Jr., of 217 Lincoln Place, ber of the Harvard Voluntary
Eastchester, was married Satur- Defenders. Mr. Sill will be asso«
d a y at 3 pVm. to George Ali&ew~tf ated ^ v i t h - * e ~ t a w " ' # r T n ~ C a *
Wisnovsky.' He is the son of Mr. walder, Wickersham and Taftin
and Mrs. Joseph Wisnovsky of ^Tew York City.
Clifton. N.J.
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The bride was escorted by her
father in the ceremony per- Rioc, Jamaica, the couple will
formed by the Rev. William J . reside in Manhattan.
Kenealy at St. Joseph's Church,
Bronxvilie. A reception for .100
followed at Leewood Country
Club.
Mrs. J. Michael Feeks of
Yonkers was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were the Misses
Patricia Charde of Larchmont,
and Marilyn Howcroft of White
Plains.
Francis Wisnovsky was best
man for his brother. Ushers
were also a brother, Steven Wisnovsky, also brothers; Jack Byran of Saddle Brook. N.J., and
Alex Tanacellie of Clifton.
Mrs. Wisnovsky was graduated from Dean Junior - Colleger Franklin, Mass. She is a member of Leewood Golf Club.
Her husband received his B.A.
degree in political science from
Seton Hall University, South Or(Walker Studio) ange, N.J. He will attend
MRS. JAMES SLATER
George Washington University
Law School, Washington, D.C.,
this fall.
Following a trip to Jamaica,
West Indies, the couple will reside in Arlington, Va.
Syracuse Alumnus
Takes Bride
At St. Peters
Best man was Laurence Siegel and ushering was Robert
Siegel, both brothers of the
bridegroom and of Yonkers.
The bride was graduated
magna
cum
laude
from
Queens College in 1963, where
she was elected to Phi Beta
Kappa. She holds a master's
degree from Yale University,
where she and her bridegroom
are studying for doctoral degrees in experimental psychol-
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The Haubolds will reside in summer theater season1 at ChauNew York City after a wedding tauqua,- some of the^Cleveland
trip to the Caribbean.
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Playhouse Co. members will get
readv for a fall tour.
The bride is an alumna of
Wellesley College, where she received a B.A. degree. She was a
member of the Agora Society,
Her grandfather, the late Mar.
eellus L. Joslyn, was the-founder of Joslyn Manufacturing arid"
Supply Co.
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