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of a box of Valentine candy,
then why not-try this Valentine's-Day-trearfovyour" loved
ones?
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York University to continue her
college studies.
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bride wor© a beige suit collared * with pastel mink caught wltha
cluster of miniature brbnz
orchids. ., •.'-•
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gowned alike In empire dresses
made with slim skirts of white
Silk crepe and bodices_of kellj
gr*en chiffaTdesIgned with long
sleeves and rounded necklines.
A s a headdres^tlxiiyjwore f_lat
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lilies of the valley In cascade
design trimmed with French
lace and velvet.
The bride's mother wore aqua
chlffoif. having two floating
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quels were of green cymbediuni her corsage was of white o r eye, and jibove all healthy. She
orchids tied with net. —
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is the mother of four children,
The bride \vasT»iven in marThe groom's mother wore
' Christine, Louise, Stewart, and
riage by her father. She wore green silk made with bracelet
Alicia. Mrs: Anderson leads an
a wedding ^gown of pearl^vhHe sleeves and a rounded neckline.
I active life~as—a"~ homemakeT
peau dtTsoIe fashioned in em- Her corsage was of bronze cym^
j and helping her husband, Gorpire lines with a high bodice of bedium orchids.
don, with the bookkeeping in
Venetian lace, rounded neckThe bride and groom are now
their manufacturing business.
line and short sleeves. The de- ^n-New-York, .wJiere Mr. Small
She is a member of the Nine
tachable train, given graduated Is
enrolled in the graduate
Partners Garden Club, the
width by three gored panel In- school of Business AdministraMillbrook P.T.AT,'a troop orsets, Is defined with aflat bow tion, Columbia University. The
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ganizer with the Girl Scouts,
and this trim is repeated on bride - Is transferring from
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and a Sunday School Nursery
the Venetian lace cap which held
teacher at the. Federated
her bouffant veil in place.
Mrs. JEFFREY PHILLIPS SMALL
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Church.^With all of. this ac-w
Her_J?rldal bouquet was of
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Melma Mercoun
tivity Mrs. Anderson still finds
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time to-plan healthy and at- 4 tablespoons flour; stir and
Evening! 7 - 9 :
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tractive menus such as this, cook over low heat for a cou-Trlnlrf
7-995r
one.
Fri. — S a t . Feb; I 2 : i 3 '
pie of minutes; add-1*4 cups
POVIR PLAINS/H. Y.
milk; continue stirring over
Tomato Juice
low heat, until thickened and
- W e d . thru Sat.
(
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P'»ce. gla^S_oh white- hrnrt. .sraoot ity^add^^r^CTtp^eofli sgjy
shaped paper doily)
grated cheese (cheridarJ;. coiu_
James Steward
Fabian
-Wheal Thinstinue stirrinR over low heat un
Sun.— Mon. Feb. 14- i5
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Ed
Wynn
King Crabmeat au gratin
til cheese melts and sauce is
The marriage vows of Miss
Peas"
Mixed green salad smooth. ,Pour over .crabmeat.EUeen Hodges and Jeffrey PhllFrench Dressing :
Top with* wheat germ or bread' 1 'Pf Small-jvere_ spoken^ j a n - _
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"To My Valentino"
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edgeTille7t3a
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age^of^hnmp or lobster, or
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Milk, tea or coffee
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both* to the crabmeat before of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Durward
Albertr Finny
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The Barbarians
pouring cheese-sauce.
Susanna
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Hodges and the groom's parents
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of ^Mexico City, formerly of
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4:00-6H)0 & 8:00 p.m.
Crabmeat, thawedr—Place .in
Oatmeal Cookies
New York City. and.Millbrook.
Feb. 18 — 20
Mon. & TUBS, at 7:45 p.m.
heavy shallow baking dish .or
-2Wr-cu|>5-5ifted flour; 3 teaAccented In the church decor.pan. Make cheese sauce as fol- spoons baking jniwder; *4 teaJCOMlNS_NEXTI—r„
"allons were mass arrangements^
l o w s ^ tablespoons butter or spoon salt; V cup butter or
of roses and snapdragons- In
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ire* "blcnd"
margarine
marganne (softened); % .cup pale yellow tones. The same
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with
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Julie Andrews James Garner
sugar; 2 tablespoonsTrhilkTT flowers were" In a large medal.j^CatyJSrant-^Leslie Caron—
egg: 1 teaspoon-vanillAf-l^tip- •llonrspspended above-the-cholr
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. four 7-branch-candelabra held
Sift flour, baking powder and white lighted tapers. Southern
[ salt into a bowl. Add softened smllax formed a background of
butter, sugar, milkv egg and greenery on the rostrum.
vanilla. Beat until well blendEach pew down the center
ed (approximately 2 minutes). aisle was marked "with a pale
-Stir in rolled oats. Roll oh yellow satin bow. *~. lightly floured board to ^ Inch
Raymond H, Seltz of-Dallas^
-thickness."Cut In heart hhap*Js. : Texas v.as the gloom's besTman
Bake on greased cookie sheet, and ushers were Anthony-M.
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375 degrees, about 15 minutes Small, brother of the bride. -Salf-Poinf, N.Y.
until a delicate brown. Deco- groom; John L. _La'ughlIn jind
Clinton Corners CO 6-6563.
rate
with_tinted confectioners Thomas T. Welntzj all of New
Closed JTuesdoys
frosting. Makes 3"» dozen York City; James~MrHawiev~ ~
Sat. Reservations Advised
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of Washington, D. C., Mark" '
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brother of the bride; Jesse
Newborn III of Atlanta, Jonhathan H. Rose of New Haven t
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Conn., and Jon Zeder of Galnesvlile.Fla.
Miss Hilda Hodges of Greenwich, Conn., was her sister's
maid of honor. Bridesmaids
"were" Misses Jeanne Hay and
Jean Harrison of Macon; Miss
plana Wllburn, Charlotte.N.C.'T-_
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Miss Mary Ann Slmms of Law
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