THE EAST HAMPTON STAR. EAST HAMPTON. N. Y., M A Y 2. 1968
Gallil-Haas
Wedding Saturday
Paul K oby Photo
Summer Wedding
For Miss Willis
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Tiernan
Willis o f Hand Lane, Amagansett,
and Louisville, Ky., have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Juliette Norton Willis, to Karl
Faerber Andrews Jr. o f Colorado
Springs, Col. He is the son o f Mr.
and Mrs. Karl F. Andrew s o f Color­
ado Springs.
Miss W illis was graduated from
Louisville Collegiate School and
Skidm ore College. She was presented
in 1963, and is a m ember o f the
Spinters Cotillion Club and a provi­
sional m em ber o f the Junior League
o f Louisville.
Mr. Andrew s is a graduate of
Dartmouth College and the Thayer
School o f Engineering at Dartmouth.
He is working toward his master’s
degree in engineering. Mr. Andrews
was a m ember o f Theta Delta Chi
fraternity at Dartmouth.
A summer wedding is planned.
Miss Charlene Randolph Haas,
daughter o f Mrs. Albert Hailparn of
East Hampton and N ew York, and
o f Milton Haas o f San Francisco,
Cal., was married in N ew York on
Saturday afternoon to Bruce Gallit,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Henry Gallit
of Menlo Park, Cal. The ceremony
took place in the Brick Presbyterian
Church, and was perform ed by the
Rev. Dr. Reginald Tohmas.
The bride w ore a lace gown with
a chapel train and illusion veil, and
carried stephanotis, orchids and m ini­
ature ivy.
Her attendants w ere Countess Guy
de Brantes, matron o f honor; and
four children, Pia de Brantes, Tara
M cG ivem , Merrie Watson, and Peter
Morford. John Waters French was
best man.
The bride attended the Spence
School and was graduated from the
Knox School in St. James. She
studied at LeFleuron in Florence,
Italy, and attended Hollins College.
She was presented at the Debutante
Cotillion and Christmas Ball in
1960, the International Debutante
Ball and the Debutante Assembly
and New Year’s Ball.
Mr. Gallit is a financial consul­
tant with Parsons and Whittemore
in New York. He graduated from
Dickinson College and the American
Institute o f Foreign Trade, also
the West Coast Defense Language
Institute and served in Korea as a
first lieutenant with Arm y intelli­
gence.
Miss LaMonda
Wed Saturday
Mrs. Ann M. McMillen, daughter
o f Mrs. Ethel Mendel and the late
William Mendel o f Meeting House
Lane, Amagansett. was married to
Elbert T. Parsons, son o f Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert G. Parsons, Hand Lane,
Amagansett, in N ew Y ork on April
17.
Following the civil cerem ony, the
couple took a wedding trip to Con­
necticut. They are now living at
Hedges Lane. Mr. Parsons is em ploy­
ed by the Amagansett Lum ber and
Coal Company.
Dinner Planned
G eorge Dec Photo
Mrs. J. M. Forney o f Water Mill
is chairman ' o f the Southampton
Hospital benefit dinner, sponsored by
the Volunteer Service, at Bowden
Square Restaurant on June 5. The
Hospital w ill receive a dollar for
each meal served; last year almost
1,000 w ere served.
Mrs. F. Philip Buebendorf o f Sag
Harbor is chairman of the prize com ­
mittee. A m ong the other committee
m embers are Mrs. Clayton Bunker;
Amagansett; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
W olff, Bridgehampton; Mr. and Mrs.
J. Austin Wyatt, East Hampton; Mrs.
Harlow Payne, North Haven; Mrs.
Irene Roesel, Sagaponack; and Mrs.
Donald Crawford, Sag Harbor.
Girls Honored
By Local DAR
Hadassah Plans
Fashion Show
The Misses Eileen Warga, Saga­
ponack; Jane Marie Harris, Sag
Harbor; Sandra Worrell, Southamp­
ton; Anne Aldrich, Hampton Bays;
and Barbara Borsack, East Hampton,
were honored as “ Good Citizens” last
Tuesday by the Southampton Colony
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution.
The Hamptons Chapter o f Hadas­
sah will hold its ninth annual luncheon-fashion show at the Villa D’Or
on Wednesday, May 15.
Mrs. Bernard Zeldin, president of
the Chapter, said the fashions will
be presented by Charles Runyon of
the Dress Box. The luncheon-fashion
show will begin at noon.
Tickets are available from Mrs.
Ben Larson and Mrs. Irving Marko­
witz.
The D AR's reception and tea was
held at St. A nn’s Parish House, in
Bridgehampton. The girls, w ho were
selected by their classmates and
faculty members, are high school
seniors, and all are or have been
members o f the National Honor
Society.
The Chapter held its monthly
meeting that afternoon, and members
heard various reports. Mrs. Richard
Fow ler and a committee served at
tea.
Miss Minnick
To Wed In June
Diana Gail LaMonda, the daugh­
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry LaMonda
of Montauk Highway, East Hampton
was married Saturday to James F.
Darrell, the son o f Mr. and Mrs.
Howard K. Dallas o f North Main
Street, East Hampton.
The wedding took place in the
Methodist Church o f East Hampton
with the Rev. Max Schw indt offici­
ating.
The bride w ore an empire dress
o f white satin with pearl and lace
appliques. Her shoulder length vail
was held b y a rosette. She carried
a bouquet o f w hite roses and
stephanotis.
The maid o f honor was Miss Bar-
The Circles o f the W om en’s As­
sociation o f the East Hampton Pres­
byterian C h u rch , w ill meet next
The engagement o f Miss Paula Tuesday.
M innick to Aubrey W. Peterson has
The Morning Circle w ill m eet at
been announced, and a June wedding 9:30 a.m. at the hom e o f Mrs.
in East Hampton is planned.
Lenore Sheades; the Afternoon Cir­
Miss M innick is the daughter o f cle at 1:30 p.m. at the Session House;
Mrs. A. Hawley Peterson o f 117C and the Evening Circle at 8 p.m. at
Main Street, East Hampton, and New the Session Hous$.
York, and o f Daniel C. M innick o f
Pennsylvania. Mr. Peterson is the son BENEFIT
o f A. Hawley Peterson and the late
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Mrs. W eym outh Peterson, of New
Y ork and East Hampton.
and Dr. Gerald Sexton, DDS.
Miss M innick was graduated from
Tickets
Dana Hall School, the American
Tickets are available from Rotary
School in Switzerland, and Katherine
Club members or at the public rela­
G ibbs School in New York.
tions office at Southampton Hos­
Mr. Peterson is a graduate of pital. Tickets for dinner only, at
Phillips Exeter Academ y and Yale $10, are also on sale. The net pro­
University. He is with the Intercon­ ceeds, estimated at $18 per ticket,
tinental Shipping Company in New are to go to the Hospital, with 25
York.
per cent allocated for new dental
equipment.
Mr. Taylor, w ho reported that the
event was made possible by the gen­
erosity o f the Maidstone’s directors,
Mrs. Barbara Peterson Rooney o f said he hoped that the tournament
East Hampton and Huntington and would be successful enough to be
George A. Schulte, of 75 Spring repeated in future years.
Close Highway, East Hampton, were
married Saturday afternoon at Town
Hall by Justice R. Thomas Strong.
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The bride is the daughter o f Mrs.
—S5 a Year
Jane Stanton Peterson and the late
Francis T. Peterson, o f Huntington.
Mr. Schulte is the son of Mrs. George
NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF
A. Schulte and the late Mr. Schulte.
RESOLUTION SUBJECT
A fter a wedding trip to New Eng­
TO REFERENDUM
land, Mr. and Mrs. Schulte will make
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
their hom e in East Hampton.
the Town Board o f the T ow n of
East Hampton, County o f Suffolk,
K eep Up Year 'R ound. The Star,
State o f N ew Y ork — at a regular
S5 a Year
meeting thereof held on the third
day o f April, 1968 — duly adopted
bara Steward o f Roosevelt, w ho subject to a permissive referendum
w ore an em pire dress o f pink chiffon. the follow ing resolution:
She carried pink-white carnations
“RESOLVED, that the Supervisor
and red sweet heart roses.
is hereby authorized to enter a
The attendants, all o f East Hamp­ municipal grant in aide project
ton, w ere Miss Mary Lou LaMonda, agreement with the New Y ork State
a sister o f the bride; Miss Wanda Historic Trust for the acquisition of
Darrell, a sister o f the bridegroom ; 4.2 acres o f land known as Second
Pamela LaMonda, a sister o f the House at Montauk, Town o f East
bride; and Mrs. Sherrill Bennett, a Hampton, County o f S uffolk — for
sister o f the bride. Leslie LaMonda, m unicipal historic purposes and to
a brother o f the bride, was the best com m it the T ow n to its share of
said project not to exceed Thirtyman.
Both the bride and her husband seven Thousand Five-H undred D ol­
are graduates of the East Hampton lars ($37,500.00) said funds to be
High School. Mrs. Darrell was gradu­ raised pursuant to the provisions of
ated in 1965 from Browne’s Busi­ the L ocal Finance Law. This resolu­
tion is subject to permissive refer­
ness School o f Hempstead.
A fter a reception at the Am erican endum.”
L egion Hall in Amagansett, the April 3rd, 1968
By Order o f the T ow n Board
couple w ent on a w edding trip to
Town o f East Hampton, N. Y.
Niagara Falls. T hey w ill live on
CHARLES T. ANDERSON
Three Mile Harbor Road when they
return. Mr. Darrell is em ployed by
T ow n Clerk
DiSunno Motors in Amagansett.
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E ast H am pton
K AT H Y BURKE of Water Mill, low er right, whose father is Dr. William
Burke o f Southampton College, a McCarthy-pledged candidate for the
Democratic convention, talked with Senator Eugene McCarthy, above,
on April 23 at the New York Hilton. Miss Burke reported "He's g roovy!"
J H c O c A y “& J
Miss Christine Lucy Renee Mercier,
daughter o f Mrs. George C. Bradley
of Sagaponack and Port Washington,
and of Dr. Vivian H. S. M ercier of
Boulder, Col., and Frank Beecher
W ooding III, son o f Mrs. Frank
W ooding Jr. o f Lancaster. Pa., and
the late Mr. W ooding were united
•in-marriage Saturday in-St. Stephen’s
Church, Port Washington, by the
Rev. Frederick W. Rapp.
Mrs. W ooding is a graduate o f the
Masters School and Radcliffe Col­
lege. She is a m ember o f the Junior
League o f the North Shore.
Mr. W ooding is a graduate of
Monson Academ y
and
Harvard
College. They are both with the
Woods Hole, Mass., Oceanographic
Institute.
Slides of Japan
'W J L ”
Peter Matthiessen, the novelist and
naturalist whose recent New Yorker
magazine essay form ed the basis o f
the text o f “The Shorebirds o f North
Am erica,”
published
by
Viking
Press, w ill lead a “bird w alk” on
Saturday, May 11, as a benefit fo r
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy.
Leon V. K ofod of Rockville Centre
w ill show slides taken on his seven
visits to Japan on Tuesday, May 14,
stopped here on their journey to at 8 p.m. in the Sag Harbor Metho­
more northerly breeding grounds, dist Church. Mr. K ofod w ill also dis­
The wa, k w m be fo ,lowed b sh
play Japanese arts and crafts. The
program w ill be open to the public.
at the Matthiessen home.
Tickets, which must be reserved
in advance by telephoning Mrs.
William H. Walz of 104 Mill Hill
The fund-raising event is the first
of a varied series being planned
for this area during the next few
months by members o f the Coalition for a Democratic Alternative.
Lane, East Hampton, w ill cost $15
per person. Mrs. Walz is, with Mrs.
Wayne Barker o f Amagansett, co ­
ordinator of the East Hampton Town
CDA.
Mr. Matthiessen w ill take a lim ited number o f bird-watchers on a
w alk along the shore and mudflats
near his Sagaponack hom e to see
some shorebirds that have arrived
in this vicinity to nest or that have
The walk w ill start at 2 p.m. It
w ill be postponed until Sunday, May
12, in the event o f weather unsuitable for view ing birds. The m oney
raised w ill be sent to Senator
McCarthy.
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