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Albany, F r i , J u n e . 5 , 1964
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Girls Academy Alumnae to Welcome Class of "64
T
HE ANNUAL luncheon of the Alumnae Association
of Albany Academy for Girls will be held at 1230
p. m. Thursday at the school in Academy Road.
The invocation will be given by Dr. Laman H.
Bruner, rector of St. Peter's Episcopal (Church. The
headmistress, Miss Rhoda E. Harris, will present the
newly graduated class of 1964 to the Alumnae Association. The president of the association, Mrs. J. Albert
Holbritter, will welcome them, and the president of the
class, Miss Elizabeth R. Bennett, will respond.
Mrs. J. Vanderbilt Straub, an alumna of the school
who recently was elected president of the board of trustees, will bring the message from the trustees. Pupils
>f classes 1 through 4 will give a presentation entitled
"Academy in Review," which was prepared especially for
the school's 150th anniversary.
Among the guests who will attend are Miss Edna
F. Lake of Washington, only living former principal of
the school, and Miss Ada Blake, a former English
teacher at the academy, who is coming from her home
in California.
Of the 131 graduates in this 150th anniversary class
of 1964, two have an especially long family history in the
school. Miss Eleanor Holbritter is the fourth generation
in her family to be graduated from the academy, and
has the unique distinction of having a grandmother of the
centennial class, Mrs. Dale S. Baldwin, and her mother,
Mrs. J. Albert Holbritter, a graduate of the 125th anniversary glass.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett also is a fourth generation
graduate^ Her great-grandmother, the late Mrs. Daniel
C. Bennett, was graduated 101 years ago, in 1863. Three
great-aunts also were graduates, as was her mother,
Mrs. Noel S. Bennett Jr.
Mrs. Duncan S. MacAffer is chairman of the luncheon
committee. Assisting her are Mesdames Harry Albright
Jr., Charles R. Callanan, William J. Gray, Albert Hessberg 2d, Ralph Keever, Alexander R. McKenzie 3d, Harold
C. Williams, Harry G. McMahon, Lewis Muhlfelder, William F. Minnock Jr., David Rees, F. Conrad Suderley and
John Underhill.
Mrs. Holbritter is president of the Alumnae Association. Other officers are First "vice president, Mrs.
Charles R. Callanan; second vice president, Mrs. MacAffer; recording secretary, Mrs. Daniel V. McNamee
Jr.; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Minnock; treasurer,
Mrs. Suderley, and historian, Mrs. Daniel H. Myers.
Alumnae trustees are Mesdames Thomas W. Cantwcll,
McKenzie, McMahon and Minnock.
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District
Piano Recital
Slated Sunday
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Chatting about the annual luncheon Thursday of the Alu mnae Association of Albany Academy for Girls are representatives of three anniversary classes, all members of the same family. At right is Miss Eleanor Holbritter, a
member of the class of 1964, the 150th anniversary class, In the center is her grandmother, Mrs. Dale S. Baldwin,
the former Eleanor B. Newton, was graduated in 1914, d uring the centennial celebration. At left is her mother,
Mrs. J. Albert Holbritter, president of the Alumnae Assoc iation. and a 1939 graduate, year of the 125th anniversary,
Eleanor's great-grandmother, the late Mrs. Walter M. Ne wton, was Anna M. Parson3 of the class of 1875. Other
members of the family who were graduated from the aca demy include Miss Elsie A. Newton, Eleanor's great-aunt,
and two cousins, Mrs. John T. Bender and Mrs. Mabel P. Houghton. Eleanor also has a sister, Margaret, now in
first grade, who will be graduated in 1975, rounding out 100 years of family association with the school. The trio
is seated under a picture of Betsy Foote, wife of the founder of the academy, Ebenezer Foot?.
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A piano recital will be presented at 3 p. m. Sunday at
the home of Mrs. T. David
Cameron Jr., 27 Oxford Road.
Participating will be Bernadette Bologna, Kathy McCullough, Ellen McCarville and
Patricia McCarville.
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MRS. VINCENT FOLEY
. . . Ann M. O'Neil
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fcley
have returned from their wedding trip through the northern
part of the state and are living at 22 Hampton Street.
Mrs. Foley is the former- Ann
Margaret O'Neil, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ant-iony Ravida, 328 Mountain Street. Mr.
Foley is the son of Mr. and
Mrs.
Vincent Foley, 170
Franklin Street.
The wedding" "took place in
Our Lady Help of Christian
Church with the Rev. Anthony
Gulley officiating. The reception was held at Rafael's.
Mrs. Foley, a graduate of
St. Peter's Hospital School of
Nursing, now is on the nursing staff at the hospital. Mr.
Foley, a graduate of Hudson
Valley Community College,
lege, is an Albany policeman.
Miss Susan Linda Zautner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Zautner, 15G0 New Scotland Avenue, Slingerlar.ds,
was married to Dennis Charles McDaniels, son of Mrs.
Maria McDaniels of Lorain, Ohio, and Louis McDaniels of
Vermillion. Ohio Mcy 30. The
ceremony tcck place in St.
Paul's Lutheran Church, with
the Rev. Stanton Yingling
Jr. officiating.
Given in marriage by her
father, .the bride wore an
Empire gown of silk taffeta
and a pearl braid headbow
with tulle veil. She carried
sweetheart roses and stephanotis.
Miss Gloria Hrivnak of Astoria was maid of honor and
wore a rosp silk dress with
matching tulle veil attached to a wide bow. Mary Louise Zautner, the bride's
niece, was flower girl .and
wore a short pink organdy
dress with matching headCamrbsll P o o
piece and carried pink and
white daisies.
MRS. DENNIS McDAiMELS
Paul Mohrhardt of Coicago,
, . . Susan Zautner
111. was best man. Joseph
Novello of Lorain, Ohio;
Edward Stammsl of Faram.ingdaie and Harry Roomer
of New Ycrk City were ush»
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The reception was held at and marinctt cicken in ths
Stone Ends. After a trip mixture before broiling.
through New England. Mr.
and Mrs. McDaniels will leave
for
Kitzingen,
Germany,
where he is serving with the
Army.
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The bride i s a gradu&te of
Valparaiso Un'ver;ity, which
the bridegroom also attended.
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Members of local Business
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New York State Federation
of Business and Professional
Women's Club held at Whiteface Inn.
Mrs. Carolyn DeLaMater
of the Turnpike Club and
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stcte treasurer.
Mrs Laura Shufelt of Albany was appointed chairman
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Paolo Albertine of Nassau.
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noon ki St. Mary's Church,
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M i s s Judith Hatch of
Canaan was maid of honor.
Miss Linda Keller of Gloversville and Miss Christine
Webb of Albany were bridesmaids.
Paul Albertine of Castleton, the bridegroom's brother, was best man. Richard
Broughton and Kenny Duryea were ushers.
Mr. Albertine and his bride
went to Washington on their
wedding trip and now are
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