EIGHT I THE NASSAU DAILY REVIEW-STAR TUESDAY. JULY 9, 1940. WANT ADS—Telephone Rockville Centre 180©

S ocie iety News an '

Notes eneral Interest to Women Readers of Nassau County — ' • • • • ' • —

lans

For Wedding

On July 21

Miss Madeline . Sirohrmann to Wed W. H. Pascal

Miss, M a d e l i n e Strohrmann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Strohrmann of 50 Madison ave­nue, Franklin Square, has com­pleted plans for her wedding, July 21, to William Henry L. Pascal, •on of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pascal f>f Wallace avenue. Freeport. The Rev. Dorr R. Crounse, pastor, will perform the ceremony at 5 p. m., in the Ascension Lutheran church. Franklin Square. A weddmg re-reption will follow at the home of the bride's parents.

Miss Dorothy Strohrmann will be her sister's maid of honor. Jack Phillip* of Rockville Centre will be best man. and the ushers will include1 Edmund Carman of Franklin Square and August Vet-ter. Jr., of Albertson Square.

Miss Strohrmann is a graduate of Sewanhaka high school and a past president of the Senior Lu­ther league of the church. She is secretary to Cecil Spencer, prin­cipal of the Monroe and John street schools. Mr. Pascal is a graduate of Freeport high school.

Hazel Davis Bride Of Charles Balazs, jr.

Miss Hazel Marie Davis, daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Robert Davis of Stuyvesant ave­nue, Merrick, and Charles Stephen Balazs, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen Balazs of Rose-dale, were married Sunday at f p. m., in St. John's Lutheran church. Merrick. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

The Rev. Edwin J. Grubb, pas­tor of̂ the church, officiated. The bride wore a white lace gown and long veil and carried a thower bouquet of white roses. Miss Mary Seanlon of Merrick was maid of Honor and Richard Davis of Mer­rick, the bride's cousin, was best man for Mr. Balazs.

A reception for about 50 per-aon* was held at the home of the bride's parents.

To Serve As Hostesses At Gardens On Parade

The garden department of the Maasapequa Women's club will supply hostesses, Thursday, for Gardens on Parade at the World's Fair, Mrs. Charles H. Halsey, de­partment chairman, announced today. They include:

Mrs. Joseph I. Carney, Mrs. W. Kenworthy Weir and Mrs. Byron Scott for the morning session; Mrs. Robert Judson, Mrs. Adie Boehme and Mrs. Halsey for the after­noon session. Miss Sophie Lauffer, Mr*. Hal*ey, Mrs. Judson, Mrs. Arnold Rodney and Mrs. Ernest Yates will represent the depart­ment at a meeting of the Long Island Horticultural society this afternoon at Hicks s nursery. Westbury.

W e d Recently

Ouillo Photo Service MRS. GEORGE J. SCHAAF

The former Miss Catherine Janet Scholl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Schoty of Farmingdale, was the recent bride of G. J* Schaaf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schaaf of Bethpage. The couple will live in Wilmington, Del.

1 Fuest was Miss Esther Frances Witter, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Witter of Sherrell Mound, la. They plan to return to their new home, tomorrow.

The O'Reileys entertained in their honor, other guests being Mr. and Mrs. James T. Williams, Free-port; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy, Mrs. Margaret Scheidemann and Miss Eileen Scheidemann, Ocean-side.

Wr. And Mrs. Fuest Visit In Oceanside

Mr! and Mrs. Anthony H. Fuest of Dubuque, la., are the guests of Mr. Fuest's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Miles O'Reiley

Elizabeth avenue. Oceanside. The couple was married in Du­buque, last week, by the Rev. Monaignor A. E. Boeding,'in the Church of the Sacred Heart. Mrs.

Margaret Bent Bride Of Alfred G. Vale, Jr.

The marriage of Miss Margaret Bent, daughter of Mrs. Rita Bent of Park avenue. New York, and Alfred G. Vale, Jr., son of Mjr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vale of jarvis place, Lynbrook, has been an­nounced. The wedding took; place at St. Anthony's shrine, Oceafnside, Saturday morning, July 6, with the Rev. Robert Barrett officiating. A wedding breakfast was held at the Freeport Elks club for the bridal party and members of the families, following the ceremony, after which the couple left for a motor trip through the Adirondack*.

FLAN FOR PARLEY Preliminary arrangements for a

tournament which the New Hyde Park fire department will sponsor on August 31 were discussed at a committee meeting in the Miller's lane flrehouse, ftfew Hyde Park, last night. Deputy Chief James Conrad, who is in charge of the program, said indications \ were that most departments in the first battalion district would partici­pate.

FREEPORT PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Robin­

son of Grand avenue, Freeport, are in New England for few days on a business trip. • > _ £ _

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Stephenson of Manhattan passed the week-end at the home of Mrs. Stephenson's parents, Captain and Mrs. Charles C. Baldwin of Harris avenue, Freeport.

Miss Helen Ahne Matthews of Jamaica and Mrs. Herman Barth of the Bronx were week-end guests of Miss Ruth A. Mifinerly of Sportsman avenue, Freep'ort.

Calendar of Coming Events

TODAY

MMttar BmidwiE Dtmoers: » da* . Lortni h» »- m

l i K BVMkawsy Mtet:uj. Art department.

L l i i r t i H w compsnj «u*ntr», OWk itreet ftre-

• 9 m.

a » K n t S««r e»un-Or*7M of Pocahontas.

• » . 4 * ! i hrauhius. 7 p. m

C a r t a * City ae-tffa. laast. Garden C.tv

mm., lounge of hott:. t *• a.

department instruction, oa-rada and block party, fire department. 1 p. m.

Ounn*, social group. Ladies Aid. P int M e i b o d i i t church, all day.

Lawn party and bridge. Jun­ior league. Woman's club, rtome of Miss Joan Wrench Clocks boulevard, l 30 p. m.

Baldwin Luncheon bridge »nd mah

Jong, True Sisters. Mil-bum Country club. 1 p m

Ca*« " at •ick»»iUe

party K of I St p m.

Mavcta*. Sre district, board. t p. m.

Lakertrw Meet.Bg. aedtllsary. fire com­

pany No. 1. Railroad are­na* Orebouse. • p. at.

Meattac, Mens elab. Church e* Oo*c Bhaaherd. I p. at.

Meeting Roundfebla Cub -taaeau Industrial achoo. Lawrence • w t a u e . I 30 a sa

Lewg Beat* B t s s t r .St Janes Episcopal

Bfeurcfc. per.sh house, dm aar. • t© • p. m

Betlmere Meeting. Firemen s associa-

t o n . district flrehouse, Pettit arenue. 1:34 p. m.

East Baekaway Card oartv, legion post and

auxiliary. White Cannon inn. I p. m

P. W corps.

Merrick Horth Merrick

n club, banefl; of g fund. Camp see

ftrehaH a 30 p. m

* • » Byae Park S t i :e*s meeting. Presorts

club, church hsll. • * . at-

H » n t » | » • • Ju.ia T Roth

O a u g h t e r a of riea Wantagh flre-

U. Railroad avenue. I 30

i v of OaMott OMWM peat American Lee.'' Hart-»- plate Wc-odaiere

TOMORROW

jaautyttlle hour. 11-

Br ary 16 a a .

Clsaeeit Meeting, parents, V

drum and bugle clubhouse, • p. m.

Boat ride and picnic. Ta bltha society, 8t Paul's Presbyterian church, leave i N t h street. Jamaica. • a. an.

Paraalagdale Meeting legion ausi.iary.

clubhouse, I p m.

• e m e e t e e . Dinner, Lioos club, Lima's

Bast Point house, Pree-oort, 8:30 p. m.

Jeaas Beach Children s day. all day.

Lawrence Card party. South Shore

Welfare league, home of Dr. and Mrs. David Granger, 110 Central ave­nue. I p. m

Leng Beach Bazaar. St. James Bpitcopal

church, parish house, din­ner I to • p. m.

Lawn party, parish council, St. Ignatius Martyr R. O. church. 2 p. m.

Lawn D i r t j r . Sisterhood. Temple Israel, home of Mrs. Harrv Heyman. West Beech street, 3 p. a .

Lynbrook Card partv. Women's Unity

club, home of Mrs Cath­erine Burkhardt, Central avenue. H> a. m.

Malverae »-• fi.gh schoo! band.

L nrtner pTaea school. 1.10

Merrick Lawn card party, benefit

girl scout committee, home of Mrs. W. S. Christy, Jr.. 18 Woodbine avenue. 1:30 p. m

SuDper party. Conrt St. John Vlanney. Cathoiic Daughters of A m « r i c a . Pine Tree lodge, 1 p. m.: installation. Empire fire-hall, preceding dinner.

Outing. B a p t i s t church, R e c k s e h e r state park, leave church, 9:30 a. m

Miaeala Lawn card party. Stater-

hood, home of Mrs. Arthur P r u c h t , Post avenue, Westhury. 3 p. m.

Concert, band, municipal park. I p. m

Meet.ng. evening branch. Women's guild. Church of the Nativity, church. 8 p. as.

Oceanside Dessert bridge and food

Mat, Presbyterian church Ladles Aid. parish house, I 30 o. m

Children's hour, library, t P m

Roekvllla Centre Luncheon, Mercy hospital

league, cars meet at St. Agnes school, 11:50 a. m.

Dinner. fire department, 3ou:h Shore Tacht club, Preeport. " o. m.

Luncheon. Lions club. Re-v.ew-Star. followiag 1I:«* tour of plant.

Beesevelt Card psrty, benefit Police

Boys' club, legion dugout. 130 p. m.

Seaferd Box luncheon. Ladies Aid,

Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, home of Mrs. George Dunda«, Massape-qua, noon.

Miss Vazzana

Is Married

In Hempstead s Is the Bride of William Keller In Church Rites

The wedding of Mis« Margaret Vazzana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vazzana of Centennial ave­nue, Roosevelt, and William Keller, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Keller of Seaman avenue, Hemp­stead, took place Sunday at 4 p. m., in the Lutheran Church of the Epiphany, Hempstead. The Rev. Walter M. Ruccius, pastor, offi­ciated.

The bride, given lrPmarriage by her father, wore a gown of white silk marquisette with a square neckline and a long full skirt. The gown was trimmed with white velvet and she wore mitt* of the same material as, that of the gown. Her veil, which was knee-length and covered her face, was held in place with a tiara of lilies of the valley. She carried a mother-of-pearl prayer book with valley lily markers.

Mrs. William Martin Pfeifler of Freeport, matron of honor, wore a gown of blue silk marquisette made in the same style as the bridal gown. She wore a large leghorn hat trimmed with blue velvet streamers and carried red roses, blue delphinium and gypsophila.

Jesse ConHlin of Hempstead was best man and ushers were Charles Keller, brother of the bridegroom, and William Martin PfeifTer of Freeport. A reception for about 50 persons was held at the bride's home. After a trip to Chicago where Mr. and Mrs. Keller will visit Mrs. Keller's sister, Mrs. Christian Peters, the couple will live in Hempstead.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Celebrates Birthday

Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Whaley of Fulton street, Farmingdale, were hosts at a birthday party in honor of Mrs. Whaley's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, who was 85 years old Sunday. The party was held in the garden of the Whaley home, with Mrs. Wilson presiding at the table upon which a huge birthday cake with 85 lighted can­dles was placed.

Dinner and supper were served to a large group of guests, includ­ing Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson and their daughter, . Lor^tta, of Liberty Corners, N. J.; Mrs. Clar­ence Hook and her daughtelr, Mar-jorie, from Platnfleld, N. (j.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson, Jr., of Mount Kisco; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wilson and their children, Doris, Betty, Grace and Wesley, Jr., of Englewood, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Wisner Wilson of Shelton, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Frembes and their children, Lilla Grace, Donald and Richard of Downsville, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. William Col-man of Merrick; Mr. and Mrs. Ar­thur Fricke and their son, Ken­neth, of Sea Cliff; Mr. and Mrs. George A. Seaman and Miss Eliza­beth Whaley of Farmingdale.

Seventeen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren were present at the party.

EAST ROCKAWAY PERSONALS Mrs. Burton Carter of Denni-

son. Kans. is spending several weeks as guest of hetf nie^e, Mrs. Ivan S. Page of Oceanview road, East Rockaway. Miss; Gertrude Vehrung of Topeka arrived yes­terday to be her guest ilso. Mrs. Page'* *on. Jack, is spending the summer in Colorado as the guest of his aunt, Mrs. C. H. Papes of Wichita, Kan.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A Geery First avenue, East Rockaway, had as their guests yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Haag of Clinton, Conn. Mrs. B a r b a r a Hirsch, mother of Mrs. Geery, and Mar­garet Geery returned with Mr. and Mrs. Haag for a week's visit.

Valley Htreaip Beach' pirty. Camera club,

leave headquarters! I p. m. Plltrlmaee, Wayside Home

for Olrla auxiliary, to Littleton Memorial li­brary. 1 p. m

West Hempstead Luncheon and card party.

Marie A. Koehlefl circle, Companions of the, Potest, Palm cafe.

Willis ton Part Strawberrv festival! Blue

and Gold circle. Reformed church, church It wo, 8. at.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell and daughter, Martha of Atlantic avenue, East Rockaway are :n>-*ts of Mrs. Mitchell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Parker of Beaver Falls, for several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. James J, Morrn and daughters. Mary and Eileen, of Grant avenue, East Rockaway, have returned from Spruce Moun­tain lodg«? at Jackson, N. H., where they spent eight days.

Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Nelison and d a u g h t e r , Lynette, of Redby, Minn., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Austin of Main street, East Rockaway. Ralph, Jr. will return to; Minne­sota with them to be their guest for a month while Lynette will remain in East Rockaway for a month as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Austin. Miss J«anette Hughes of Brooklyn was also a week-end guest of the Austins.

Mr, and Mrs. George Hebeler of Bogota. N. J., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Hebel«r of Davison avenue, East Rockaway.

Nancy Penda*. daughter of Mrs. Anne Powers Pendas of Ocean avenue, East Rockaway, is spend­ing the summer at Camp Hickory in North wood, N. H. Her broth­er, Don, is at Camp Wauwepex for three weeks.

Baldwin Bride

\ M i.

McKeon Photo MRS. IAN F. YOUNG

Mrs. Young is the former' Miss Jane Allison, daughter of Mrs. Charles Brush Allison of Baldwin avenue, Baldwin, formerly of Garden City. Her marriage to the son of Neil Young of Daytona Beach, Fla., was a recent event. Mi and Mrs. Young are residing in New Smyrna Beach, Fla.

Sew In Garden Mrs. Loyal G. Kochey of Center

street, Williston Park, was hostess at a lawn party yesterday after­noon. Her guests were the Mes-dames Joseph Burbeck of Farm­ingdale, Harold W. Battin of Free-port, Carroll K. Moflatt, Don Car­los Ellis, both of Garden City; Harold Crow of East Williston, and Nels J. Roos of Roslyn. The wom­en spent the afternoon sewing for the Red Cross.

Mary Good

Is Bride of

Samuel Frey

Winner Of Award Mrs. Edwin N. Harris of Or­

chard Meadow road. East Willis­ton, is the winner of theatre tick­ets recently awarded by the Wom­en's club of the Willistons. The drive was in charge of Mrs. Gor­don O. Cragwall and was for the benefit of the psychology chapter of the club.

Anniversary Dinner Mr. and Mrs. John Fitting of

Park avenue, Hicksville, celebrat­ed their 35th wedding anniversary, last night, with a family dinner. Their two sons-in-laws a n d daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Glen La­tham of Hicksville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stumpf of Freeport were guests. Mrs. Fitting, the for­mer Miss Caroline Puvogel, is a native of Hicksville.

The Misses June Kucken, June Flood, Virginia Krull, Jimmie Goldsch/nidt, Cameron Judge and Stephen Burke of East Rockaway enjoyed a beach party at Point Lookout, Sunday,

Guests At Bridge A group of Hempstead women

will be guests at bridge this eve­ning in the home of Mrs. T. Ralph Leadbeater of East Rockaway. In the party will be Mesdames G. Carlton Walters, Forrest W. Rode, Byron P. Moulter, Joseph L. Sturge, Harry O. Combes, John Gerken, Ernest A. Bush and Hugh J. Sullivan.

TO ENTERTAIN SOCIETY Mrs. William Koster will enter­

tain the Missionary society of it. Luke's Lutheran church at a social meeting at her home on Broad-hollow road, Farmingdale, tomor­row afternoon.

ROCKVILLE PERSONALS Mrs. Robert L. Wood and her

daughter, Jane, and son, Robert, Jr., of Forest place, Rockville Centre, are spending the vacation months at thei. summer home at Tylerville, Conn. Mrs. .Wood's daughters, Mrs. Jack Ryan of Bay avenue, Oceanside, and Mrs. Fred Anderberg of Driscoll ave­nue, Rockville Centre, with their children, Sandra Ryan an*i Fred Anderberg, Jr., have jus* returned from a ten-day stay with their mother. *

_o— Mrs. Urban McCarty and her

daughters, Sandra Jane and Mar­tha Ann Schaefer of »St. Paul, Minn,, are spending the summer with Mrs. McCarty s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schaefer of South Centre avenue, Rockville Centre. A guest of the Schaefers for two weeks is Alfred Beck of Chicago.

• —o— Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Marsh

of Judson place, are expected to return Wednesday from a week's sojourn aA Warrensburg.

—o~ Vera Mayer, daughter of Mr.

and Mr*. Ivo Mayer of Lincoln road, Rockville Centre, is attend­ing Camp Nassau at Adelphi in Garden City.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Rosenman with then daughters, Marjorie and Betty Rosenman of Roxbury road, Rockville Centre, will leave Friday morning to spend the week-end at Lake George, where they will visit their son, junior, who is spending the summer at Camp Chingachgook.

—0— Miss Irma Harter of Purdy

oourt, Rockville Centre, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harter of Manhattan, is motoring to Plattsburgh and will visit Mon­treal and Quebec, Canada.

—o— Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strohsall of

Windsor avenue, Rockville Cen­tre, are on a motor .trip through the west.

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Robert Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Jones, is at Camp Pokomoonshine, Willsboio, for the summer.

Reception Held After Service At Westbury

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Miss Mary Good, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Good of Avon lane, Westbury, and Samuel Lud­low Frey, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Ftey of New York city, were married "Saturday, at the Episcopal CJiurch of the Advent, Westbury, by the Rev. Richard D. Pope, rector.

The bride wore a gown of white satin, and a family veil of rose point lace. She carried white or­chids and Iily-of-the-valley.

Mrs. Edward Lowndes Rhett as her sister's matron of honor, and Miss Lucy Geoghegan as maid of honor, wer t gowned in wistaria chiffon and carried yellow roses and. delphinium. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Thomas Prosser, 4th, Miss Catherine Mortimer, Miss Isabel Combs, Miss Janet Campbell of Garden City; Miss Helen Frey, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Constance McKrnna of New York city. Their gowns were of corn­flower blue chiffon, and they car­ried pale |>ink roses and del­phinium.

Mason Frey was best man for his brother. Ushers were Thomas Good, Donald Vaughan, Jr., James Osborne, RBlph Ritchie. Edward Lowndes Rhetl. Orson Hammond and John Gfiffin.

After a reception at the Good home, Mr. and Mrs. Frey left for a wedding trip. They will live on East 93d street. Manhattan. Mrs. Frey attended the Cathedral School of Si. Mary, Garden City, and the Knox school. Coopers-town. Mr. Frey is a graduate of the Kent sAool. and is associated with Pedlar and Ryan, New York city. •

Miss Conklins Troth Announced By Parents

Mr. and Mrs. William Conklin of Belknap street, Springfield Gar­dens, have announced the engage­ment of their daughter, Miss Ruth M. Conklin, to Lieutenant Milton Hansen of the Maritime brigade. Lieutenant Hansen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansen of Hutcheson place, Lynbrook, and is a graduate of Lynbrook high school. Miss Conklin graduated from Jamaica high school. No wedding date has been set.

Smith College Club Plans Picnic July 17

The Ocean club of Forest Hills at Atlantic Beach will be the scene of the annual picnic of the Smith College club of Long Island, Wed­nesday, July 17. Mrs. Ernest Molloy of Richmond Hill is chair­man of general arrangements. Un­dergraduates are invited to at­tend.

Miss Jean CichanowshCs Betrothal Is Announced

Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Jean Cichanowskl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cichanowski of Pop­lar place, Port Washington, to John Domaaoski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michatl Domanoski of Whit-tier avenue, New Hyde Park. Mr. Domanoski is a graduate of Se­wanhaka high school, and is in the florist business with his father.

T

Barbara Roos

Is Baptized At Lynb roo k

Mr. and Mrs. John Glass Entertain After Rites

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Glass en­tertained at a buffet supper at their home on Harvard avenue, Rockville Centre, following the christening of their granddaugh­ter, Barbara Annette Roos, three-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Roos, 3d, of New York city. Mrs. Roos is the former Miss Stella Glass.

The christening took place at Christ Episcopal church, Lyn­brook, the Rev. John V. Cooper, rector, officiating. Miss Eileen McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wilson, Mrs. Roos's brother-in-law and sister, and John H. Glass, Jr., were the baby's godparents.

Other guests in Jhe Glass home were Mr. and Mrs. William A. Roos, Jr., Mrs. Matilda Strieker, Miss Martha Strieker, Mrs. Chris­topher Martin, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Everist, Mrs. Gerard Werner, New York city; Mr. and Mrs. Ver­non L. Emmet, Mr. and Mrs. Al­fred Jensen, Miss Joan Mahoney, Lynbrook.

Also, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin N. Ed­wards, Freeport; Mrs. Nan Heim-gartner, Mrs. Alex Kirkwood, Mr. and Mrs. John Requa, Baldwin; Mr. and Mrs. Herbprt R. Sommer, Mr. and Mrs. Rexford L. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Piccione, Rockville Centre.

Miss Kelley Engaged To Richard Heatherton

Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Ferber of Tulip avenue, Floral Park, have announced the engagement of Mrs. Ferber's sister, Miss Mary Del-phine Kelley, to Richard Ambrose Heatherton, son of Mrs. Mary Heatherton of 338 Carnation ave­nue, Floral Park.

A bridal shower was held Sat­urday for Miss Kelley at the home of Mrs. Andrew-Warwick of West Englewood, N. jf Among the guests from Floral Park were Mrs. Ferber, Mrs. Roland Patterson. Mrs. Herman Fuldner, Mrs. Henry Barry. Mrs. Antonio Dellamano, Miss Margaret Crejegan and Miss Theresa Dellamanol Others were present from Astoria, Douglaston, Hempstead, Manhattan and Engle­wood.

Reveals Froth

Refugee Benefit The Queen Wilhelmina fund for

Dutch refugtes will have a benefit luncheon, golf and bridge party at the Sewana Golf and Country club, Hewlett, tomorrow after­noon. Mrs. Frederick W. Nichol is general chairman, with the Mes­dames Ernest A. Blume, William D. Thomas, William A. Winant, Jr., and Jurriaan Schotte as asso­ciates. Miss Ann Rafter and Miss Joan Snell will serve on the jun­ior committee.

CERNT ONVACATION Patrolman Frank Cerny of the

Farmingdale police department is today on his vacation, following the return to duty of Patrolman Alonzo Piatt, who spent his two weeks in New England.

LYNBROOK PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Watts,

with their sons, Glenn, Jr., and Charles, of Alice court, Lynbrook, returned yesterday from a trip to Cooksville. Glenn, Jr. recently completed his freshman year at the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla.

George C. Cuttingham, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cutting-ham of Windsor place. Lynbrook, left yesterday to spend his vaca­tion with cousins in Woodbury, N. J.

—o— Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of

Bixley Heath, Lynbrook, have re­turned from a four days' cruise on Long Island sound on their boat, the "Maja." Mrs. Smith is enter­taining at luncheon and bridge to­day for Mrs- Max Cohen, Mrs. Fred Hargar and Mrs. Harry Bouck.

Robert Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frederick bf Union place, has returned from a vaca­tion at Fairfield, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick and Robert are leaving today for a visit with an­other son, Franklin Frederick, a recent graduate of Union college, Schenectady, who is employed in Brockton, Mass.

Miss Moore Engaged To George W. La Cour, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Moore of Hudson road, Bellerose, an­nounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ruth Isabel Moore, to George Wesley La Cour, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrsi. George Wes­ley La Cour of Violet avenue, Flo­ral Park, at a dinner party in their home.

The guests included Mr. and Mrs. La Cour, Miss Dorothy La Cour and Mr. and Mrs. Louis K l e i n of Bellmore, maternal grandparents.

Miss Moore Ls a graduate of Katharine Gibbs school, Manhat­tan, and her fiance is an alumnus of Dartmouth college. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi frater­nity and the Dartmouth club of New York.

Hostess At Garlen Fete Mrs. George F. . Roberts was

hostess at a garden card party at her home on St. Marks avenue, Valley Stream, yesterday, for the benefit of the Valley i Stream Flower and Garden society. She was assisted by Schwaner and Mrs

Miss Sophie Edith Slowey.

HEMPSTEAD PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ingraham of

Ingraham boulevard, Hempstead, were hosts at their summer cot­tage in Hampton Bays to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ingraham of* Front street, and their daughters, fhe Misses Betty and Jerry Ingraham, Miss Patricia Chalfant and Arthur Cheshire, all of Hempstead.

WILL MEET~ TONIGHT Fire company number two of

the Hicksville fire department will meet tonight at the flrehouse, it is announced by Captain Charles Jud.

MISS DOROTHY MARIE ALLEN

Miss Allen'* engagement to George Fairfax Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bladen Mitchel of Harrison avenue, Baldwin, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Allen of Brower avenue, Rockville Centre.

Miss Allen Engaged To George t\ Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Allen of Brower avenue, Rockville Centre, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Marie Allen, to George Fairfax Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bladen Mitchell of Harri­son avenue, Baldwin. No wedding date has been set. -

The bride-elect is a graduate of South-Side high school, Rockville Centre, and Brown's Business school. Her fiance is a graduate of Baldwin high school.

Hosts At Lawn Fete Miss Mary Dowd and her broth­

er, Herbert, entertained at an out­door party at their home on High street, Valley Stream. Saturday night. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by the Misses Mil­dred Montgomery, Ellen and Grace Meyers, Margaret Stange, Valley Stream; Carol NBAS of Lynbrook; also William Montgomery, Walter Dibble, William Ryder, Gerald White, Wendell Mummert of Val­ley Stream; Warren Nafis and Vernon Zeller, Lynbrook. •

Sorority To Meet Mrs. John Sparnichet of 192

Carnation avenue, Floral Park, will be the hostess at a meeting of Iota chapter, Mu Nu Chi sorority, at her home Thursday at 8:30 p. m. Miss Ruth Kober, president, will direct the business meeting and a social will follow.

To Aid Exchange A sale will be sponsored by the

Five Towns Women's exchange, serving the Nassau Branch vil­lages from Inwood to Hewlett, in the home of Mrs. Burrows Sloan, Graydon, Watch Hill, R. I., on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 16 and 17, it was announced today by Mrs. J. W. Foster, president of the group.

Hempstead

Garden Club

Holds Show

FIRE BOARD TO MEET The regular monthly meeting of

the Hicksville board of Are com­missioners will be held tonight at j the flrehouse. William Braun is I the chairman. I >

MALVERNE PERSONALS Mrs. Arne Vainio and daughter,

Aura of New York city were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Hakola at their home on Wicks lane, Malverne.

Mr, and Mrs. Arthur F. Sinram and son, Arthur of Morris avenue, Malverne, spent the week-end at their bungalow at Lake Ronkon-koma.

Mr. and Mrs. Standish Whitman Holmes and son, Standish of Rider avenue, Malverne, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Martin of Forest Hills. Standish, Jr.. will remain in Forest Hills for a week as guest of peter Martin.

Where good cleaning Is Still A CRAFT

TO START VACATIONS The vacation schedule for mem

bers of the Bellerose police de partment goes into effect Monday. Patrolman Herbert Murphy leaves on that day on a two weeks' vaca­tion upstate. Next month, when other members receive their vaca­tions, Ralph Aim of Stewart Man­or, will be employed by the vil­lage as a temporary policeman.

OCEANSIDE PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Dovel of

Davis street, Oceanside, will en­tertain Mr. and Mrs. George Dovel, Mr and Mrs. H. B. Bertel-sen and Miss Ann Bertelsen of Brooklyn, at dinner tonight.

. — 0— Miss June Dukeshire of Woods

avenue, Oceanside, is visiting friends in Maplewood, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Amley of Knight street, Oceanside, are entertaining Mrs. Ashley's mother, Mrs. Evelyn Berry, and her niece, Miss Margaret Berry of Fort Worth, Tex., for the summer. Mr. Ashley's father. Robert F. Ashley of Hendersonville, N. C , is also a guest in the, Ashley home.

Mr*. John Neal of Boston has been visiting her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Parsons of Perkins avenue, Oceanside. for the past fortnight.

Charles Kane of Lower Lincoln avenue, Oceanside, and Mr. and Mrs. James Hagerty of Lynbrook have returned to their homes after a week-end visit with friends at Port Jervis.

Arthur Niddrie of Perkins ave­nue, Oceanside, spent the long week-end, upstate.

Stacy Maney of Oswald court, Oceanside, is on a three-day visit with his parents at Pond Eddy, Pa.

^Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McFad-den of Castleton court, Oceanside, have returned from a visit at Arrow Head.

A "MUST" FOR~ FISH SALADS

Mrs. Post Is Hostess for Tl̂ e Program

The Hempstead Garden club held its monthly flower show for members at a meeting in the gar­den of Mrs. Howard Posfs home. South l inden street, West Hemp­stead yesterday. Mrs. Joseph J. Stephenson, president, and Mrs. Thomas M. Bennett, Jr., judged the entrie*.

Seals were awarded in each class. The winners were:

Horticulture Class 1—Japanese iris: Mrs.

Fred D. Baldwin, first; Mrs. John Behan, second; Mrs. Edward Ho-bert and Mrs. Howard Post, hon­orable mention. ' Class 2—hybrid tea rose: Mrs.

Edward C. Smith, first; Mrs. Bald­win, second.

Class 3—annuals: Mrs. Smith, first; Miss Lillian Hopkins, second: Mrs. W. E. Whaley, third.

Class 4—miscellaneous flower*: Mrs, Baldwin, first; Mrs. Whaley, second.

Arrangements Class 5—red flowers: Mr*.* Al­

bert M. Redlich, first; Mrs. Post, second; Mrs. Smith, third: Mr*. Otto Paul, honorable mention.

Class 6—white flowers: Mr? Post, first; Mrs. Smith, second: Mrs. Redlich. third; Mrs. Hobert and Mrs. J. Russell Ward, honor­able mention.

Class 7—blue flower*: Mrs. Post, first; Mrs. Redlich, second: Mrs. Hobert, third.

The tri-color for the mo*t out­standing exhibit in the horticul­ture classes was presented to Mrs. Smith for her hybrid tea rose. Mrs. Post received a tri-color for her black and white arrangement of sweat peas. The contest was a r ­ranged by Mrs. Howard Noatrand in the absence of Mrs. George B. Graham.

A garden quiz was held after the business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Stephenson. Mrs. Paul, who answered the most question* cor­rectly, received a prize.

Mrs. Stephenson reported on the progress of entries for the club's garden contest, based on sizes of plots ranging from 40 foot fron­tages in three groups. All entries must be received by Mrs. Charles W. Mundock, chairman, before July 15. Judging will take place late in August. The scale of point* consists of: conditions of lawn— 25 points; landscaping—35 point*; foundation planting—10 point*: plant material—20 points: and general appearance—10 points. Certificates of merit will be given to the winners in each class.

A donation of $10 was presented to the library fund at Hofstra col­lege and a similar contribution was made to the Hempstead Elks club Christmas fund. New mem­bers enrolled at the meeting were Mrs. J. Bradley Lambert and Mrs. Joseph McKay.

About 50 persons were present and refreshments were served by a committee i n c l u d i n g Mrs, Thomas M. Bennett, Jr., chairman; Mesdames Carl Beam. Wallace W. Goodfellow, Clarence Hilton. E«-mond E. Peckham. Owen R. Bull, Smith and Archie Von Elm.

LAWRENCE PERSONALS Mr. ahd Mrs. Peter Bradley

Clark of Manhattan were the holi­day and week-end guests of Mrs. Clark's mother. Mrs. Herbert I. Foster, at her home on Ocean ave­nue, Lawrence. Mrs. Foster's son. Park Benjamin, passed the holi> day visiting his fiancee. Mis* Beatrice Hoyt. and her mother, Mrs. Franklin Hoyt. at Wapping^ ers FallsL

Mr. abd Mrs. Courtlandt P. Dixon. Jr., have Returned from Tuxedo, where they were the guests ojf Mrs. Frederick Kerno-chan at the Mortimer" ball. Mr. and Mrs,. Dixon are with Mr, Dix­on's parents .Mnce returning from their wedding trip. They will move into their new home on Ocean avenue. Woodmere, July 15. Mrs. Dixon is the former Mis* Penelope A. Harrison of Louis­ville, Ky.

Mr. and Mrs. Enos Thompson Throop have returned from their wedding trip and are at their home on Ocean avenue. LawTenee. Mrs. Throop is the former Mis* Barbara Williams.

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