THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER— MATTITUCK WATCHMAN
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THURSDAY, JU N E 14, 1951
Milton Samuels is serving on Grand
The meethig of the Mattituck
M ileska - Tuthill
Cloverettes 4-H Club waa held at the Jury this week and Ernest C. Tuthill
home of Mrs. Alois Lutz on Wednes­ is serving on jury duty in the County
A very pretty wedding took place on
day, June 6. At the meeting the girls Court.
June 3 at 4 o’clock when Miss Jean
started their menus for their “Adven­
The Seafood Barge announces the Marie Tuthill, daughter of Mr. and
tures in Dinners” project.
opening of its Galley, June 15. Read Mrs. Irwin Tuthill of Mattituck, be­
Among Mattituckians who attended our ad.
adv. came the bride of Antoine E. Mileska,
the Seeth-Ehlers wedding at Garden
Over thirty members of the Guild son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mileska
City last Saturday evening were Mr. of the Mattituck Presbyterian Church of Mattituck.
and Mrs. Richard Bassford, Mr. and and guests were present Tuesday eve­
The ceremony took place at Our
Mrs. Martin Suter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ning to hear Mrs. Smith of Wading Lady of Good Counsel Church at Mat­
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur July and River give a most interesting review tituck, Rev. Father John C. Brennan
Mrs. Rudolph Armbrust.
of her years of residence in Korea. officiating at the double ring cere­
The Mattituck Cloverettes held a Mr. Smith, employed by A. R. C., was mony. Reginald Underwood sang “Ave
dinner for the mothers of the members also present. Several ladles of Mat­ Maria” and played the organ.
on June 2nd at the home of Mrs. Lutz. tituck attended the Old Homes Visits
Mlfis Lauchardt, assistant county agent at Wading River on Saturday and The attendants were the Misses
Lucy Popleski, Madeline Stelzer and
w>as a guest.
were pleased to find Mrs. Smith one
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Moorhead of of the hostesses. Mrs. Smith again Bette Mileska, with Stanley Mileska
Brooklyn are a t their summer home thanked the ladies for the great as best man. Burnett Ruland and Felix,
Orlowski were ushers.
on the Boulevard for the season.
amount of wearable clothing sent and
Father’s Day will be generally ob­ told them of having delivered this The bride wore a white marquisette
served on Sunday with dad in the
clothing to the Korea Clothing Head­ gown with long sleeves and front bo­
limelight, but at the Presbyterian quarters at Maspeth where it was dice of lace, a finger tip veil and dutch
Church he’ll probably take a back seat
sorted for seasonal wear and then in cap trimmed with lace. She carried a
and watch his offsprings perform. For
groups of male, female and children’s bouquet of white roses and lilies of
it’s not only Father’s Day, but at the wear, wrapped in paper and burlap the valley.
church it’s also Children’s Day and the and sent on its way.
The maid of honor wore a yellow
morning service will be of the chil­
marquisette gown and the bridesmaids
dren, for the children and by the chil­
wore lavender marquisette with match­
GIRL SCOUT NOTES
dren. On Children’s Day one sees them
ing picture hats and carried old fash­
at their best, with a grand and in­
ioned bouquets of mixed flowers.
In
spite
ot
the
many
other
activities
teresting program in store for the
throngs who always attend. The ser­ on Friday evening, the Girl Scouts’ The mother of the bride wore teal
card party at Mechanics’ Hall was a crepe with white accessories and wore
vice starts at 10:30.
Be sure to see the large selection of grand success. Pineapple shortcake, a yellow rose corsage. ’The mother of
moderately priced Father’s Day Gifts coffee and tea were served and then the groom wore aqua crepe with white
cards played until about 10 o’clock Mcessories and a white rose corsage.
at Leavitt’s Men’s Shop, Riverbead.
when door prizes were announced. The
The reception was held at Old Mill
. adv.
Major and Mrs. William Stewart and donors and winners are as follows; Inn, Mattituck, with 75 guests.
children, late of Arizona, are spending DePetrls, coffee—Mrs. Myers; Gilder- The happy couple took off for In­
some time at the home of the Major’s sleeve Bros, vase—Mrs. James O’Brien; diana by plane and will make their
mother, Mrs. William L. Stewart, on Doris’ Beauty Shop, shampoo and set— home at Fort Wayne.
the Main Road. Major Stewart, "Bill" Mrs. Elsie Charters; Rudy Armbrust,
The bride is a graduate of M atti­
to all his friends, has been transferred 2 cans polish—Miss Doris Reeve; Pan­ tuck High School and was employed
from Arizona to an airport in Maine. dora Shop, necklace—Mrs. Florence by the Long Island Lighting Co. The
His son “Bill, Jr.,” underwent a ton­ Mahoney; Charter’s, tomato juice— groom also graduated from Mattituck
sillectomy at the Eastern Long Island Miss Gertrude Koop; Besch’s, bird, High School and served three and a
Hospital last week, with Walter Coutts, plaque—Mrs. Vincent Browne; Ca- half years with the U. S. Marine Corps
Jr., getting the same treatment at the trow Service Station, 5 gallons gas— and is now attending Indiana Tech­
same time. Both boys were bright and Mrs. George Riley; Freddie Hassllnger, nical College at Fort Wbyne.
chipper after their operation and who 1 gallon ice cream—Mrs. Harriet
wouldn’t be, with the doctors recom­ Gagen; George Brown, candy—Mrs.
mending such delicacies as ice cream Vera Lutz; DePetrls, coffee—Miss
MBS. NETTIE M. ARTHUR
and lolly pops to keep the thoat moist Mary Burns; Mattituck Theatre, 2
passes—Mrs.
Ann
Garrett;
Bob
‘n
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Net,
during the aftermath of soreness
Mrs. Nettle M. Arthur, who had been
Mrs. William L. Barker pleasantly 2 pair silk stockings—Mrs. Allan Sta- living with her son-in-law and daugh­
entertained the ladies of her bridge rin; Hanson’s garage, car polish—Miss ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward
club at her cottage on Deep Hole Dorothy Koop; Samuel’s Store, a of Wickham Ave., Mattituck. died
pair
of
silk
stockings — Miss at the Eastern Long Island Hospital
Creek last Thursday evening.
Ignatowich;
Goodale’s
Shop, pair silk Monday morning of this week, after
Mrs. Doris Dean of Cutchogue was
guest soloist at the Presbyterian stockings—Mrs. Vernon Strub; L & L, having suffered a stroke Sunday eve­
Church Sunday morning, rendering a coffee—Mrs. Laura Horton; Barker’s ning. She was born at Northport, L. I.,
much appreciated solo. Her selection Drug Store, Evening of Paris set— August 29, 1863. Besides Mrs. Wood­
Mrs. John Klein; Oliver’s Store, coffee ward. she is survived by another
was “The Penitent.”
—Mrs.
May Raynor; Mr. Kouras, 8 x daughter, Mrs. Bernard Oates of Long
Mr. and Mrs. George Gerard Tuthill
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portrait—Mrs.
Betty Weil; Paradise Branch, N. J., and a son, Jesse W.
have Invitations out for the marriage
of their daughter, Joyce Gerard, to Mr. Sweet Shop, oandy—Mrs. Edith Young; Arthur of Windsor, Conn. She had
Harley B. Arnold. The event will take Duryee’s Store, plastic pitcher—Mrs. thirteen grandchildren and twenty-two
place at the Mattituck Presbyterian Ruth Gildersleeve; Penny’s Lumber great-grandchildren. Interment was In
Church on Saturday, June 23, at- 4 Co., cleaning wax—Mrs. George Mc­ the Northport Rural Cemetery Thurs­
Carthy; Bohack’s, box teabags—Mrs. day afternoon.
o’clock in the afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Tuthill of the Eastern Catherine Phillips; Bohack’s, Nesca Fe
Long Island Hospital is enjoying a —Miss Bertha Bader. Jimmy the bar­
o th e r M attituck News—Page 8
week’s vacation and with two other ber and Omar’s barber shop each do­
nurses, is enjoying life in a bungalow nated a dollar toward expenses. Shares
were sold on a ham, a sunshine cake
at Orient.
SEDGWICK & STIFTER
The regular meeting of the Ladies’ and an electric clock. The ham do­
Guild of the Church of the Redeemer nated by A & P of Greenport wias won OPTOMIErrRISTS and OPTICIANS
was held Wednesday, June 6t, a t the by Mrs. Edith Young; the .cake do­
church as a one dish luncheon. The nated by Mrs. Vernon Strub was won 41 East Main St., RIVERHEAD, N. Y
cake sale of June 2nd was reported a by Mrs. Betty Weil and the electric
success. Plans for the Summer Card clock was won by Mrs. Edith Young
whose very lucky evening was June
Party at the home of Judge and Mrs. eth.
Edward Richards are well underway.
The Committee would like at this
The next meeting will be held on Wed­
time to thank all those present and
nesday, June 20th, a t 1 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oxe© were hosts absent who so kindly and generously
to the Grangers a t their regular (me helped to make the party a su c c ^ .
dish supper and social hoiu" on Monday
evening.
David Warren, one of our popular
Brand New
Mattituck boys, graduated on June 8th
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from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
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where he majored in O. O. Physics.
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