The Coral Gables Times

MRS. EUGENE JOSEPH BARDAKJY

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by helen reynolds society editor It's the annual George Washington Birthday dinner-dance tomorrow when members of the Century Club and their ladies dine and dance at the Coral Gables Country Club. But this year, the theme will be the United Nations and the decor, thought up by Herbert D. Jarvis, member of the executive committee, will have the flags of the UN and the UN emblem will be used on each of the sidelights in the ballroom. Red, white and blue drapery will fly from the balcony and the center of attraction will be the Statue of Liberty. A number of the military will be guests and large parties have been planned. Col. and Mrs. Richmond T. Gibson will have Gen. and Mrs. Omar Bradley (who spend a winter vacation yearly at the Diplomat Hotel) at their table. General Bradley and Colonel Gibson were classmates at West Point. Also Century Club member Comdr. Walter S. Ginn and Mrs. Ginn will round out this table. Others heading large tables are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hodge with 42; Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Christiansen with 40; Dr. and Mrs. William Dismukes will have 44 jointly with the A. Judson Hills; the Lee Ezells 18; the Leroy Farmers, 20 and the George Elliott Pattersons Sr., 32. Mrs. George Knight, 4500 Ingraham Hwy., who is active in the Coral Gables Country Club's Little Theatre events had "stellar" performance of waiting for the main actor at an open house Feb. 4 at 4:30 p.m. Guest of honor, Dr. Weimer H. Hicks, president of Kalamazoo College, Michigan, was due to meet with the local alumni, but his plane was late more than an hour. Edna Knight said, "One by one, the alums would leave, and you couldn't blame them." She said when Dr. Hicks did arrive they had the coffee and heard him tell news of Kalamazoo. Among Kalamazoo local alums attending the affair were Miss Lois Parks of Key Biscayne; Mr. and Mrs. David Butterbroadt, 5828 SW 69th Ave., Dr. John C. Finerty, 630 San Lorenzo Ave. The Knights are the parents of three children: Donald, a college freshman now in the service; Allan Knight, a sophomore, who made the Dean's list at Rollins College, and daughter, Ellen Knight a seventh grader at Ponce de Leon Junior High School.

Christine Neimy Marries Eugene Joseph Bardakjy

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Joseph Bardakjy were married Sunday and went on a honeymoon trip to Nassau. They will reside at 7837 SW 36th St. The bride, the former, Miss Christine Neimy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elias Neimy, of 1003 Ferdinand St. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bardakjy of 1449 NW 32nd St., Miami. The ceremony was held at 4 p.m. at the Church of the Little Flower, and Monseigneur Anid of Patterson N.J., who had baptized the groom as an infant and had officiated at the parents' wedding, performed a Malkite ceremony with double crowns. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white peau de soie and Alencon lace designed with fitted bodice with Sabrina neck line, long point-on-wrist sleeves of the lace. The voluminous skirt was etched in panels of the lace and her many-tiered veil of illusion fell to the waist from a crown of pearls. She carried white carnations with white orchids and baby's breath. Miss Julie Karen Neimy, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Miss Joyce Bardakjy, sister of the groom, and Miss Georgette Mansour were bridesmaids. They wore identical gowns of delustered gold satin, designed with cap sleeves round neck line, and carried heart-shaped bouquets of pumpkin color pompons. Albert Bardakjy, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Claude Hamlin, Richard Deratany and Dennis Zekman. The reception took place at the Parc Ball room, 4766 NW 9th St. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Neimy wore a gown of beige and brown embroidered silk princess style with matching organza coat, matching accessories and white orchid corsage. Mother of the groom was in a powder blue chiffon sheath with lace and pearls and a white orchid corsage. There was dancing at the wedding reception for the 275 guests. The bride is a graduate of Miami High School. The groom graduated from Miami Technical High School.

Miller And Husband Win

Biltmore Women's Golf Association played a Partner's Best Ball with 1/2 handicap, Tuesday, and Mrs. Ailsa Miller and Miss Louise Husband won first with a 68. Mrs. Mike Gorman and Mrs. Thelma Brundage were second with 73 1/2. Third place went to Mrs. Lois Backman and Mrs. Nancy Brown who shot a 74 1/2.

Hartshorn, Woodward Win Riviera Golf With a 66

It was guest day Tuesday at the Riviera Country Club Woman's Golf Association and the tournament was "Shotgun" Best-Ball twosome, played in foursomes. There were 28 foursomes and 112 players. Mrs. Harry Hartshorn and Mrs. Sheldon Woodward won with a net 66 for the nine holes. Mrs. Robert J. Hanna and Mrs. John L. Kavanaugh were second with a 68. A tie with a net 69 brought Mrs. Darrell W. Monroe and her guest Mrs. Charles Troxell, Mrs. William H. Linkroum Jr., and Mrs. James Doughtery in third. A tie also for fourth place with a net 70 were Mrs. Robert Kurz, her guest Mrs. Frank Ryder; Mrs. David Stouder, and Mrs. Georgia Miller.

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