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WOMAN'S MRS. ERNESTINE J. PERNELL, Editor Miss Creech Married To Reynolds Miss Harriet Jean Creech, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R.

Creech, 254 9th and A-1c Francis Allan Reynolds, PBAFB, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds of St. Petersburg, were married by Dr. Ryan L.

Wood at the Memorial Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. Saturday. The Rev. Russell D. Toms was vocal soloist and Mrs.

George Robertson was organist. The candlelighted altar was banked with palms baskets of white gladioli and chrysanthemums. Mrs. Jack D. Hord, in a blue nylon gown with white accessories and carrying a bouquet of white pompons, was matron of honor and Miss Janet Gail Creech, sister of the bride, in a blue flowered nylon gown and carrying a bouquet of white chrysanthemums, was the bridesmaid.

Jack D. Hord was Mr. Reynolds' best man and ushers were Carter Reynolds, brother of the bridegroom, and Raymond French. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Chantilly lace gown with sweetheart neckline, outlined in pearls, and accordion pleated panels of organdy on the skirt, which ended in a train. Her lace veil was attached to a tiara of pearls rhinestones and she carried a white Bible, topped with a white orchid, showered with streamers and rosebuds.

Mrs. Creech, mother of the bride, wore a white lace frock and an orchid corsage. A reception was held in the Garden Room at Howard Johnson's. Assisting were Mrs. Edward Creech, the bride's grandmother, and Miss Thelma A.

Whipple, her aunt. The bride received her education at Palm Beach High School and the bridegroom received his education from the St. Petersburg High School. After a tour of the West coast, he and his bride will reside at 9th St. CAROLYN ENFINGER Enfinger-Fondren Engagement Told Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Enfinger of Hartford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carolyn Enfinger, 615 Florida William Aubrey Fondren, son of Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Fondren, also of Hartford. Miss Enfinger is a graduate of Geneva County High School, Hartford, and received her AB degree from Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky. For the past year she has been youth director of the First Methodist Church.

Mr. Fondren was also graduated from the Geneva County High School, served three years in the Marine Corps and is now a student in the School of Engineering, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. The wedding will be solemnized in Hartford on June 6. MISS HELEN KEIL Helen Keil Wins Fellowship Miss Helen Keil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Art Keil of 1011 Hillerest has been awarded a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship for graduate, study University of physies, Califor- next nia in Berkeley, according to word received here. Miss Keil is a graduate of Palm Beach High school and will receive her B.S. degree in physics from Barnard College, Columbia University, in June. As a tennis player she won a number of tournaments in the state, attained No. 1 ranking in doubles, and has won several tournaments, at Barnard.

The Woodrow Wilson Fellowships are supported by the American. Association of Colleges and Universities, Carnegie and Ford foundations. They are awarded on the basis of recommendations from the student's faculty, competitive examinations and interviews by a regional examining board. E. Francisco Is Married To Marine The marriage of Miss Ellen Mary Francisco, daughter of C.

R. Francisco, Fort Lauderdale, formerly of this city, and Herbert Harrel Hayes, Opa Locka Marine Base, son of Mrs. Olive Hayes of Lake Orion, was solemnized at the Park Temple Methodist Church, Fort Lauderdale, at 4 p.m. Saturday, the Rev. George A.

Foster officiating. Mrs. John Riddle, West Palm Beach, in a dusty rose pink peau de soie gown with pink satin headband and short veil and carrying cascade of pink briarcliff roses, was matron of honor. Mrs. Norman Stein, Miss Marilyn Melville, both of Fort Lauderdale, were the bridesmaids.

They wore gowns like that of the matron and carried bouquets of frenched pink carnations and briarcliff roses. The bride wore a gown of peau de soie with sabrina neckline of alencon lace, studded with sequins. The basque bodice was of alencon lace and the bustle type skirt ended in a chapel train. Her three-tiered veil was elbow length and held in place by a tiara of seed pearls, pailletts and sequins. She carried a cascade bouquet of white orchids and frenched carnations.

Linda Gill was the flowering girl and Bim Gill was the ring bearer. Fred Hansel of Miami was best and ushers were James Mueller, George N. Carrillo, both of the Opa Locka Marine Base. A reception was held in the Seaside room at the Yankee Clipper, Fort Lauderdale. The bride was graduated.

from Palm Beach High and attended Florida State University, School, where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and the Florida State circus. She is president of the Venture Club at Fort Lauderdale. Mr. Hayes was educated at the Lake Orion High School and is now stationed at the Opa Locka Base. He and his bride will reside at 710 SE 7th Fort Lauderdale, until June 2 when they will reside at Cherry Point, N.C.

Secretaries Sponsor Club Dinner Nine women's civic clubs of the Palm Beaches will participate in the eighth annual Friendship Dinner, planned 7 p.m., Thursday, May 15, at the Sea Breeze Hotel, Palm Beach. This year's sponsoring tion is the Palm Beaches Chapter, National Secretaries Assn. Other clubs taking part are Altrusa Club of the Palm Beaches, American Society of Women's Accountants, Business and Profes-" sional Women, Pilot of Palm Beaches, Quota Club of the Palm Beaches, Soroptimist International of the Palm Beaches, Venture Club and Zonta International of the Beaches. Guest speaker for the occasion is to be Stanley E. Whitlatch of Fort Lauderdale.

Mrs. Alan S. Rush, NSA president, will extend the welcome. Included on the program will be musical selections by Mrs. Frank Dooley and a skit to be presented by Venture Club.

Organization presidents assisting Mrs. Rush with arrangements include Miss Eleanor Murgitroyde, Altrusa, dinner; Mrs. J. E. Grider, ASWA, reservations and finance: Mrs.

D. S. Kloskin, Business and Professional Women, place cards; Mrs. Walter Crowley, Pilot, decorations; Mrs. Ethel Lee Thomas, Quota, publicity; Mrs.

E. C. Johannes, Soroptimist, programs; Miss Cynthia Harvel, Venture, (skit; and Mrs. Arthur F. HoffZonta, music.

Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton Douglass, 215 Claremont Lane, Palm Beach Shores, are leaving Monday for San Francisco, from where they will sail Wednesday on the SS President Polk on a world tour. They will visit ports in the Far East, in Italy, France and other countries and will return to New York on Aug. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Morris Buck of Orlando and Pine Beach, N. are visiting their nephew and niece, Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Drown, 331 Sandal Lane, Palm Beach Shores. Mrs.

A. Young has returned her home in Warnersville Pa. after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0.

A. Pomper, 631 S. Lake Worth. Mrs. George E.

Anderson of South Flagler leaves Tuesday to spend several weeks at Hot Springs, Ark. Frank Teets, Boynton Beach, was elected vice president and Charles Fulton, West Palm Beach was elected of the Pre-Law Association at Stetson University, DeLand during the past week, the school has announced. Miss Margaret Morrison, who has been the guest of Mrs. Gladys Collins, 1701 Avenue Riviera Beach, returned Thursday to her home in Toronto, Canada. Enroute home she will spend several weeks in New York City.

Jewel Harper Names Attendants Miss Jewel Harper, whose marriage to Francis William Schnee will be solemnized at the Palm Beach Air Force Base chapel at 11 a.m. May 17, has announced that Miss Joan Webb will her maid of honor. Thomas Landsettle will he Mr. Schnee's best man and ushers Will be David Baker and the bride's brother, John H. Harper.

Friends are invited. 192 Photo by W. L. Hoss BRIDE AND GROOM -The marriage of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Jones, was solemnized at the home of Dr. A. Warren Huyck, pastor of the First Baptist Church, at 7 p.m. May 2. Mrs.

Jones is the former Elizabeth Ann Livingston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Livingston of 436 48th St.

Jaycee Wives Club Holds Barbecue For Husbands Miss Fatio Married In Connecticut An announcement of Interest in Palm Beach is that of the marriage Saturday of Miss Alexandra Fatio, daughter of the late and Mrs. Maurice Fatio of Palm Beach, and Paul Beekman Taylor, son of Mrs. Edith A. lor of Newtown Turnpike, Weston, Conn. and Charles Taylor of Chicago.

The two were wed Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Froelicher on Valley Road, Wilson's Point, South Norwalk, was also the scene of the wedding of mother and father. Mr. Fatio was the son of Guillaume Fatio of Geneva, Switzerland, who has announced his granddaughter's marriage, and when he came to America to follow his architectural career, the Froelicher house was his first commission in this country.

The Froelichers invited the architect, and his bride, Miss Eleanor Chase of Palm Beach and Oshkosh, to be married there. Pierre Fatio, of Evanston, brother of the bride, gave his sister in marriage. Since the death of their parents, the brother and sister grew up in Oshkosh but have many friends in Palm Beach. The bride was graduated in 1954 from Skidmore College. Mr.

Taylor is a graduate of Brown University and will receive his Master's degree from Wesleyan College in Middletown June 8. On June 12 the young couple will sail for a summer abroad. They will visit in Geneva, after which they will spend the month of July at Louveciennes, France, at the home of the bridegroom's sister, Mme. Jean Chevalier. In August they will be in Paris, following which they will return to the United States.

After September, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will make their home in Providence, R.I., where he will continue his studies while instructing classes in English at Brown University. Miss Davis, Gruber To Marry Mr. and Mrs.

John P. Davis, 6600 Lytle Court, announce engagement their daughter, Miss Jacqueline Lee Davis, to A-2c Jerome K. Gruber, son of Mrs. Rosalie Gruber, Beaver Dam, Wis. The marriage will be solemnized June 14.

Miss Davis will graduate in June from Palm Beach High School. Mr. Gruber attended school in Wisconsin and for the past two and 8 half years has been a member of the 1376 Periodic Maintenance Squadron at Palm Beach Air Force Base. Members of the Jaycee Wives Club entertained their husbands at a barbecue at the National Guard Armory last night. Entertainment numbers were presented by the Boynton Beach Barbershop Quartet and the Jaycee Pep Band.

Dancing was featured. Mrs. Arden Sperling chairman of arrangements assisted by Mrs. Thomas Rawls, Mrs. James Canavan, Mrs.

William Hehn, Mrs. Gus Oenbrink, Mrs. Tom Hogarth, Mrs. Harold Rudolph Peter Abdo and Mrs. Gordon Gentries The guests included Dr.

and Mrs. I. B. Melvin Adolphson, WilAndrews, James Baber, Ralph Blank, Jr. James Canavan, Howard Cook, Larry Cooper, Clyde Dickens C.

L. Dickerson, Frank Foster, Robert Foster, Gordon Gentry, James Gillespie, Guy Glasgow, James W. Grant, Ralph Griem, William Griffin, William Harman, James Hogarth, William Hehn, Thomas Hogarth, Loring Holmes, Doug Howell, James Jackson, Fred Kerr, Ronald Lang, on, John Lissenden, Robert Logsdon, Sam Mallamo, Carl Marsh, W. L. Martin, Robert Neal, Ken Nolen, Gus Oenbrink, Jack Orton, Al Parr, William Peterson, Charles Platt, Dick Pendergast, Frederick Prior, Charles Ranson, Thomas Rawls, P.

Robbins, William B. Rosen brum, Charles Rowe, Harold Rudolf, Charles Schooley, 3rd, Thomas Seabridge, Lee Spencer, Arden Sperling, Gleason Stambaugh, Thomas Stone, Jack Talbott, William Upthegrove, David Van Vleet, Adrian Van Voast, Quint Vrooman, George Wilde, Richard Willits, Joel Guandolo, Ralph Fischer, Glen Riner, Russell Sims, George Trabis and Al Witherspoon. Jean Moore Will Marry L. D. Barnhill Mrs.

O. L. Golden, Haverhill Trailer Court announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Jean Moore, to Leslie D. Barnhill, of Indiantown. The wedding will be solemnized May 31.

Miss Moore attended Palm Beach High School and Mr. Barnhill was graduated from the Martin County High School in Stuart in 1956. Wolfson-Smith Wedding In June Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wolfson, 1701 Florida announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Judith Ann Wolfson, to Sam Smith, son of Mrs.

Tom Smith and the late Mr. Smith of 4116 S. Dixie Hwy. A June wedding is planned. Both Wolfson and Mr.

Smith were graduated from Palm Beach High School. Miss Wolfson was a member of the school band and orchestra and is now employed at the Atlas Sewing Center. Mr. Smith attended the Univer(sity of Florida, where he was a member of Tau Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He is owner of the Smith S.

Dixie Highway. Photo by Finton-Roth and Mrs. Thomas Henry Hoskins following their recent marriage at the Northwood Methodist Church. Mrs. Hoskins is the former Judy Johns, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Johns, 4010 Eastview Ave, Photo by Holley Studio AFTER THE CEREMONY-Mr. and Mrs.

Reidar Johannes Fjeld were married at the First United Lutheran Church at 4 p.m. May 3. Mrs. Field is the former Elsa Marianne Karlsson, 216 Monterey daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edvin Karlsson of Almhult, Sweden. Former St. Ann's Student To Be Ordained Here Today Louise Rowe, W. J. Haines Are Married MRS.

HERBERT HAYES The marriage of Miss Louise daughter of Mrs. Mae Rowe, 2352 Fairway Golfview Heights, and A. L. Rowe of Oklahoma City, and William John Haines, 420 Avon was solemnized by the Rev. W.

F. Schoech, at the Sailfish Club of Florida at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 9. The fireplace, before which the bridal party stood, was banked with palms, ferns and baskets of white gladioli and lighted by cathedral tapers. James Carpenter was vocal soloist and Gil Consentino was pianist.

He also played the accordion during the reception. Mrs. Gerald Hedman, in an orchid chiffon afternoon frock with orchid accessories and carrying a cascade bouquet of yellow carnations, was matron of honor. Gerald Hedman was Mr. Haines best man and Charles Carlo was usher.

The bride wore a pale yellow pure silk sheath frock with mousseline de sole bodice. She wore yellow accessories and carried a cascade bouquet of tuberoses and babies-breath, centered with a white orchid. Mrs. Rowe, mother of the bride, wore a blue lace frock with white accessories and a corsage of white feathered carnations. A reception at the Sailfish Club following the ceremony.

Assisting were Mrs. Charles Bartels, Mrs. Richard C. Bush and Miss Elsie Jensen. The bride was graduated from Central High School Oklahoma City and the bridegroom from the Altoona High School at Altoona, Pa.

He is a sheet metal worker with the West Gate Sheet Metal Co. After a visit to Cypress Gardens and a tour of the State, he and his bride will reside at 2352 Fairway Golfview Heights. Mrs. Gledhill Reviews Book At WCTU Meet Mrs. Clara Gledhill conducted a parliamentary drill and also reviewed the book, "Where Prayer and Purpose Meet" at a meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at the First Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon.

Miss Dora Payne, vice president, presided and Mrs. J. J. Cater gave the devotions. Sylvia Greene, accompanied by Jeanie Davenport, sang, "'The Light." Miss Dora Hills, County WCTU president, announced that the Lake Worth Union will hold an institute at the First Christian Church, Lake Worth, on May 12 and that the Fort Pierce Union is holding an institute at the Presbyterian Church, Ft.

Pierce, on May 29. Local members were invited to attend both institutes. MARYE JUNE VINCENT Miss Vincent Will Marry R. C. Allen Announcement is made by Mr.

and Mrs. Bryant W. Vincent of 4614 Pinewood of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marye June Vincent, to Robert Charles Allen, son of Mrs. Martha Allen and the late Lt. Col.

Robert Allen of Dillman Rd. A June wedding is being planned. Miss Vincent, a graduate of Palm Beach High School, attended the Bell Iles Business College and is now employed in credit department at Lerner's Shop. Mr. Allen, also a graduate of Palm Beach High School, is a student at Palm Beach Junior Col-: lege, where he is a member of the Phi Da Di fraternity.

Mrs. Sarau Hostess To Shakespeare Club Mrs. H. C. Sarau was hostess to members of the Shakespeare Club Friday at her home, 225 Pershing Way.

Mrs. T. J. Drake presided. A report of the birthday picnic April 26 was given and the current events were given by Mrs.

Henry Burkhardt. A $10 check was ordered sent to the principal, of Palm Beach High School for the outstanding English class. Miss Katharine Lynd presented Act 3 of the Tempest for study. Attending were Mrs. Drake, Mrs.

E. S. Ferguson, J. Earle Roberts, Miss Lynd, Mrs. Vernon L.

Smith, Mrs. A. J. Varchetta, Mrs. I.

I. Himes, Mrs. Paul G. Tuttle, Mrs. Harry R.

Corwin, Mrs. F. D. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Burkhardt, Mrs.

Fred W. Miller, Mrs. David Sturrock and Mrs. H. M.

Tschirgi. YWCA Holds Annual Dinner At Holy Trinity Parish House Mrs. John J. Welborn, Greenville, S.C., representative from the Southeast region to the National YMCA board and representative from the US to the YWCA World Council, related experiences at the last World Council meeting to members of the Young Women's Christian Association at the annual dinner meeting at the Holy Trinity parish house Friday night. told of the many different faiths that were merged into a common understanding of love and service as exemplified by the YWCA.

The first approach to a common understanding, she said, is gained through music, which is a universal language. Mrs. Louis F. Sheerwood was toastmaster and presented George W. Sistrunk, baritone, who, accompanied by Mrs.

John sang "Mah Lindy Lou," "Thine Alone" and "The Lord's Mrs. R. W. Shamhart, YWCA president, presided and the following board members were re- for three years: Mrs. Shamhart, Mrs.

Huston V. McMilIan, Mrs. Roscoe T. Anthony, Mrs. C.

Raymond Durkee, Mrs. Wendell Littrell. Mrs. Robert Mitcheil, Mrs. Sidney G.

Trownsell and Mrs. Frederick G. Seelmann, Sr. New members of the board are Mrs. Raymond Shepley and Mrs.

M. D. Worley. Mrs. H.

W. Chinners, Mrs. R. W. Trenaman and Mrs.

W. Julian Field were elected to the nominating committee. Mrs. C. L.

Meebold, executive director, in her yearly report, stated that the YWCA residence for girls provides a home away from home for girls 17 to 30 years of age and that during the girls were registered as permanent resident with 87 girls there for less than eight weeks and 353 applications for rooms were sent to approved homes in the city, She told of the various organizations within the YWCA, of the new pool and patio and the home at 1009 N. Sapodilla Ave. She gave a concise report of receipts and expenditures during the past year. PALM BEACH POST-TIMES, Sunday, May 11, 1958 Page St. Ann's Catholic Church, city, will be the setting this mornfor ceremonies to be conducted by the Most Rev.

Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley, Bishop of St. Augustine, at which the Rev. Neil J. Fleming will be ordained priest of the Catholic Church.

Ceremonies will take place at 10 o'clock at a high mass to be celebrated by pastor of the local church, the Rev. Samuel Hill Ray, S. J. Fr. Fleming, son of Mrs.

Marie S. Fleming and the late Otto R. Fleming, Ft. Pierce, is a former student of St. Ann's Catholic School, West Palm Beach.

After attending school here he seminarian of the Diocese, and in 1952 graduated from St. Charles College, Baltimore, Md. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, where he elementary schools, Fr. is one of attended, four priests to be ordained this month for the Florida Missions. He completed his college training at St.

Mary's Seminary in Baltimore where he earned an A.B. degree in philosophy and education, and following ordination will be assigned to further study at the Catholic University, Washington, D. C. Upon completion of courses which will provide him with a master's degree in education, Fr. Fleming will enter the becamelteaching profession in Florida.

Palm Beach OES Honors Mrs. McEwen At Reception Mrs. R. K. McEwen, city, newly elected grand matron of the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, was honored last night at a and reception given by members of Palm Beach Chapter, OES, at the Masonic Hall.

The dining hall was decorated in blue, yellow and white flowers, the colors chosen by Mrs. Mc- Ewen for her year. The honored guest was introduced by Mrs. W. G.

Wood, worthy matron, and Mayor Horace Miller, a past patron of the Northwood Chapter. The Rev. Walter Oldford gave the invoca-1 tion and Leon Collins, worthy patron of Palm Beach Chapter 1 introduced Boyd Harris, Clearwater, worthy grand patron, who was welcomed by Mrs. Clifton L. Rice, Past Grand Ruth.

Following the dinner, a reception was held in the chapter room. Mrs. Carlton Cutler, accompanied by Mrs. Harold W. Clarkson, sang several solos in tribute to the honored guest.

Dennis Bell presented Mrs. McEwen with a life membership in Palm Beach Chapter and Mrs. Willie Lee Rogers presented her with a gift from the chapter. Frank Huston presented gift to Mr. Harris from the chapter.

Mrs. Walter Oldford presented Mrs. McEwen with a gift from the District Past Matrons and Past Patrons Club and Mrs. Lucille Geisler of Lucerne Chapter, Lake Worth, presented Harris with a gift from the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Club. The guests were welcomed at the reception by the past matrons and past patrons of the chapter.

Other grand officers attending were Mrs. John Rogers, Pensacola; Marvin Allen, Lake Wales; Mrs. Opal Bartow, St. Petersburg; Ronald Gray, Jacksonville; Mrs. Allene Kimpton, Miami; Mrs.

Boyd Harris, Clearwater; Mrs. R. C. Croft, Delray Beach; Mrs. John Cooksey, Quiney; Mrs.

Dashwood Hicks, Gainesville; Mrs. Harvey J. Bixler, city; Mrs. Helen Moss, Boynton Beach; Mrs. Dent, Dunedin, Cecil Theus.

Also George Hastings, and Mrs. Hastings of Colorado; Mrs. Margaret Chapman, Mrs. Frances Keisling, Mrs. Ethel Dobson, Mrs.

Esther Livingston, Mrs. Nancye Rickards, Mrs. Cecil Theus, Mrs. Fred Mank, Mrs. Anna Belle Reed, Mrs.

Marion Neeb, Mrs. Beatrice Brandon, past grand matrons: Arlo Beah, Orin Lewis, Carl Wallace, Harry MacMinn, Charles Guthridge and Fred Mank, grand patrons; Mrs. Daniel Laub, Mrs. R. Z.

Atkins, Mrs. Maurice Knight, Mrs. D. J. Morris, Mrs.

H. J. Stein, Mrs. Ernest Harvey, Mrs. Lucille Geisler, Mrs.

Harriett Swap and J. Richard Smith. Four hundred members and friends attended the reception. Miss Bigbee Is Honored At Shower In compliment to Miss Caroline Bigbee, prospective bride of Steve Thomasson, Mrs. Harvey D.

Lain and her daughter, Miss Chrystal Lain, entertained at a linen shower last night at her home, 311 23rd St. Gardenias, roses and gladioli were used about the rooms. Games were played with the prize going to Mrs. Tommy Cartledge. The gifts for the honored guests were in a large chest.

Guests included Mrs. William T. Bigbee, Cartledge, Mrs. Andrew W. Blackwood, Mrs.

H. Cannon, Mrs. C. M. Cartledge, Mrs.

Charles Croghan, Mrs. Rosser Elkins, Mrs. Alma Harth, Miss Sally Harth, Mrs. Fred Thomasson, Miss Sharon Thomasson, Mrs. Carl Cassell, Mrs.

Charles Evans, Mrs. Charles Toth, Mrs. Richard Good, Mrs. George Spencer, Mrs. Hence Watchorn, Mrs.

Tommy Cartledge and Mrs. E. C. Crow of Jacksonville. Photo by Dan Abdo MARRIED IN AF CHAPEL -Capt: and Mrs.

James M. O'Brien were married at the Palm Beach Air Force Base chapel at 7 p.m. May 4. Before her marriage Mrs. O'Brien was Patricia Ann Smith, 229 Fordham Lake Worth, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin R. Smith of West Orange, N. J..