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R. ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1944 3 Named By Bible Class At the annual election of officers of the Assembly Bible class of St. Paul's Methodist church. last evening, the following officers were elected for the coming year. Teacher, the Rev.

Benson C. Crowcroft; president, Samuel W. Eisenberg: vice president, the Rev. J. N.

Kugler; secretary, Mrs. Violet Gillan: assistant secretary. Miss Bertha Dean: treasurer, George Catley: assistant treasurer, Mrs. George Catley: librarian. Mrs.

George Stubbs; assistant librarian. Frank H. Averill; pianist, Miss Glendora Weeks: chorister. Mrs. Anna Ridgeway; press.

John Wall and historian, Mrs. Jennie Handley Frank H. Averill was the judge of the board of elections. The Rev. Verne Leslie Smith, pastor of the church installed the officers.

The committee on nominations included Mrs. Jacob C. Glociller, Miss Glendora Weeks, Mrs. Emma Jones. Mrs.

Esten Cole. Miss E. Scherp and Frank Averill. The president appointed the committees for the year. They are membership.

Miss Mary Walker, Mrs. Sara Williams and Miss Reilly: social. Mrs. George Catley, Mrs. George Stubbs, Miss Glendora Weeks and Mrs.

Samuel W. Eisenberg; music. Mrs. Anna Ridgeway, Mrs. Bertha Henson.

Miss Glendora Weeks and Mrs. Emma Jones: sick. Mrs. Louis Samuelson. Mrs.

Violet Gillan and Mrs. Calvin Reed: pastors aid. the Rev. Mr. Croweroft, Miss Rose Santee and C.

a Glockler: lesson, Mrs. Esten Cole. Mrs. Joseph Woodruff and Frank H. Averill: entertainment.

Mrs. Anna Ridgeway. Mrs. Emma Jones and the Rev. Mr.

Kugler: social service. Mrs. Jacob C. Glockler. Mrs.

George Catley and Thomas Davies. The class voted to donate flowers for the church altar during the coming vear. Among those present were the Rev. and Mrs. Croweroft, the Rev.

and Mrs. Kugler. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W.

Eisenberg. Mr. and Mrs. George Catley. Mrs.

Sara Williams, Mrs. Esten Cole. Mrs. Jennie Crawlev. Mrs.

Jacob C. Glockler. Miss Glendora Weeks. Miss Mabel Reilly, Mrs. Louis Samuelson.

Mrs. Emma Jones, Mrs. Violet Gillan. Daniel Havens. Mrs.

Calvin Reed. Mrs. Anna Ridgewas. Mrs. J.

Brackstedder. Miss Lulu Wright. Mr. and Mrs. John Wall and the Rev.

Mr. Smith. Party Sponsored At Jewish Center A mah. and card party was sponsored Wednesday evening at the Jewish Community center. this city, by the Young Daughters of Israel.

The arrangements and refreshments were in charge of Mrs. Jack Lubman. Mrs. Ellis Eitman. Mrs.

Samuel Crook. Mrs. Sidney Schreiher. Mys. Edward Cohen and Mrs.

Alfred Sherman. There were table awards. and special prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Toback. Mrs.

William Kallum and H. Rousch. Those aftending were Mrs. Samuel Asch. Mrs.

B. Berman. Mrs. W. Pollack.

Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Samuel Benozitz. Mrs. Alfred Sherman.

Mrs. Louis Kleinfus, Mrs. Sol Reisman, Mrs. Wester, Mrs. Harry Rausch.

Mrs. Barnet Levy. Mrs. William Kallum. Mrs.

Louis Asch. Mrs. Joseph Eitman. Mrs. Al Bradin.

Mrs Albert Rosenbloom. Mrs. M. Oskinsky. Mrs.

Sol Silverman. Mrs B. Sandhere. Louis Kaplan. Louis Mrs.

Ungar, Mrs. Joseph Gleit. Mrs. Harrv Edelson. Mrs.

Harry Bogan. Bernard Golden. Mrs. Max Sherman, Mrs. Sol Lasky.

Mrs. Samuel Lazarow. Mrs. Julius Lasky, Mrs. Sid Milberg.

Mrs. Samuel Linky, Mrs. Jules Iyams, Mrs. John Crystal. Mrs.

Harry Goldstein. Mrs. Meyer Cohen. Mrs. Aaron Abrams.

Mrs. Sidney Schreiber. Mrs. Irving Wachman, Mrs. Samuel Crook.

Mrs. Jack Lubman. Mrs. Ellis Eitman. Mrs.

Phil Schwartz and Mrs. Henry Toback. West Belmar W. S. C.

S. Plans Covered Dish Supper The West Belmar W. S. C. S.

conducted a meeting Monday night in the church parlors with Mrs. Hilda Pierce presiding. Mrs. Mary Fisk was in charge of the worship hour. It was announced that a coveerd dish supper will be given March 13 the next meeting night.

Refreshments were served. Those attending were Mrs. Ruth Carter. Mrs. Emily Conklin.

Mrs. Ellen Franks. Mrs. Evelyn Frye, Mrs. Mary Fisk.

Mrs. Mildred Fisk. Mrs. Helen Longo. Mrs.

Charlotte Moore, Mrs. May. Newman. Mrs. Helen Woolley and Carrie Stewart.

Plans Youth Rally (Special to The Press) SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS--The Methodist Fellowship had a covered dish supper and Valentine Youth, party in the social rooms of the church Monday night. The worship program was in charge of Miss Joan Brown and the by Miss Josescripture, readings, Miss Betty Gant, followed by a prayer by the pastor, the Rev. Joseph C. Ward. jr.

It was announced there will be a Youth Fellowship rally in the First Methodist church. Ashury Park, Monday at 8 p. TO SELL A DIAMOND Consult us. Our contacts with Mettropolitan markets insure full value. YOU GET CASH AT ONCE! HENRYS.

MARSHALL JEWELER, 524 COOKMAN AVE. Tel Asbury Park 903 ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS Becomes Bride MRS. GEORGE W. BAKER Robert Heasley, Slippery Rock. and Mrs.

Alice Heasley. Asbury Park, announce the marriage of their daughter, Eileen. 10 Pvt. George W. Baker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Baker, Dayton, Wednesday evening in parsonage of the First Baptist church. The Rev. F. Russell Purdy officiated.

The bride was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ashbrook Teeple, 1005 Sewall avenue, Asbury Park. The reception was given at the bride's home. Those attending Mr.

and William Such, were. and Mrs. Ashbrook Teeple. Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce, Harriet Lane, Mrs. Wilson. Alice Mrs. Heasley. Robert Carnahan.

Miss Bernice Furlong. and Mrs. Edward Dougall. Also attending were Richard Pistilli. Nicholas Cosmopolis.

Sylvester Ylrano. George Melahouris, Donald Bloch. LaVern Brown. Case Sivona, and Harold O'Connell. The bride is employed at Sears.

Roebuck and company. Wagnerian Opera Studied by Group The music circle of the Asbury Park regional group of the A. A. U. W.

met. Thursday evening at the home of Miss Rose Villapiano, 1103 Langford street. this city. for the study of Wagnerian opera. Miss Jane Cornish, circle chairman, gave an account of Wagner's life and composition.

Program notes were given by Miss Cornish. Miss Villapiano and Miss Jean Pisano. The following program of recordings was heard: 'Elsa's Dream." from Lohengrin' "Brunhilde's Song" from "Die "Immolation theme." from the Twilight of the Hall of from Tannhauser Love from "Tristan and sung by Kirsten Flagstad "In a Distant Land." from and Walther's "Prize Song" from "The Meistersinger." sung by Richard Crooks. were also heard. The prelude to "Das Rheingold." and the "Ride of the Valkyries." played by Albert Coates orchestra as well as "The Magic Fire Music' played by the Philadelphia Symphony orchestra, directed by Leopold Stokowski.

were heard at the conclusion of the program. Refreshments were served by the hostess Others present were Miss Ann Hahn. Miss Philomena Avallone. Miss Marian Heckman. Miss Betty Blanchard.

Miss Margaret Villapiano and Miss Florence Kauffmann. Miss Lucy Tompkins Addresses Red Cross (Special to The Press) BRIELLE- The executive committee of the Brielle branch of the American Red Cross met Thursday night in the boro hall with the chairman, A. Carpenter. in charge. Miss Lucy Tompkins, executive secretary of the Monmouth County chapter, spoke of the work by the Red Cross at home and abroad.

Elmer Pearce, production chairman. reported that since Jan. surgical dressing unit had completed 600 face masks: 17.400 two by two: 1.700 four by four: 20 army kits and 10 needle books: she also reported an average attendance of 33 workers a week. The chairman announced a meeting of the war fund canvassers 10- morrow in the boro hall at 3 p. when final plans will be made for the campaign.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. F. A Carpenter. Miss Emily Turner.

Mrs. Penz. Mrs. Mabel Taylor. Mrs.

C. Sauer. Mrs. Emily Legg. Mrs.

W. A. Potter. Mrs. J.

E. Pearce, Mrs. Leslie T. Knight and Miss Charlotte W. Higley.

Mrs. Fred W. Covert Feted At Surprise Birthday Party FAIR HAVEN A surprise open house birthday party was given for Mrs. Fred W. Covert at her home Wednesday, by her family and friends.

Mrs. Covert received a shower of cards. Many gifts and three birthday cakes. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.

John Wolcott. West Long Branch: Mr. and Mrs. Emil Munch. Bank: Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Piccolo. Fair Haven: Mrs. Audrey Silvers. Keansburg: Mrs.

Ida Bragar. Miss Madeline Wright, Donald Boker. Robert Boker. Long Branch: Mr. and Mrs.

W. Covert. Mrs. Lillian Rockwell and Walter Dangler. Hulet-Biderman York.

Keyport P.T.A. Meets NEW YORK- Robert Hulet. a former Lakewood resident, now at 29 East 39th street. New York, and Miss Murial Biderman. of 138 East 34th street.

New York. will be married here shortly. Mr. Hulet is the son of Leslie and Helen Olsen Hulet. The bride-elect is the daughter of Harris and Fanny Ehrlich Biderman and was born in New KEYPORT.

-A play was presented by the fourth grade class of Miss Dorothy Cohen at the meeting of the Parent Teacher association in the grammar school Thursday night. The play was written by the class As a tribute to Founder's day of the P. T. A. During the business session the president's message was read by Edward Young, president.

Council Greets Five Members (Special to The Press) MANASQUAN- Warren G. Harding council, Daughters of America, Manasquan, received four candidates by initiation and one by reinstatement at the meeting Thursday evening in Red Men's hall. Mrs. Edith Stires was welcomed back to the council as the re-instated member. The new candidates were Mrs.

Alice Grant, Mrs. Veronica Fish, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson and Mrs. Caroline Davis. Mrs.

Elizabeth Wentworth presided during the ceremony. The floor work was performed under the direction of Mrs. Ella Oliver. captain. The regular business was conducted by the councilor.

Mrs. Reba Johnson. during which plans were made for presenting the "Traveling Member Ship" to Pride of Wall council. West Belmar. Feb.

24. with Mrs. Johnson in charge. After the meeting. a birthday party was given for members celebrating during February.

A covered dish supper was served and the tables were decorated in keeping with St. Valentine's day. Those honored were Mrs. Ella Oliver. Mrs.

Ida Longstreet, Mrs. Eleanor Stinson and Mrs. Elsie Emmons. Each received a gift and card from their "Sunshine Sister." Mrs. Oliver was also given basket of flowers.

A decorated birthday cake was another feature. The party was directed by Mrs. Anne Newman. Visitors were present from Liberty council. Neptune, Mrs.

Hazel Hulse. Mrs. Aincluding nolds. Mrs. Hannah Meeks and Mrs.

Emmons, deputy. Others attending were Mrs. Anne Newman. Mrs. Josephine Brand.

Mrs. Naomi Allen. Mrs. Reba Johnson. Charles Johnson.

Mrs. Helen Franklin. Mrs. Ella Oliver. Mrs.

Jessie Skellinger, Mrs. Mary Smith, Nellie Mrs. Edna Johnson. Mrs. Maude Williams.

Mrs. Hazel Alexander. Mrs. Sarah Gibson, Mrs. Elizabeth Wentworth Ralph Wentworth, Mrs.

Delphine Applegate. Mrs. Georgianna Johnson. Mrs. Edith Stires, Mrs.

Dorothy Sevelin. Mrs. Ida Longstreet. Mrs. Elizabeth Clayton.

Mrs. Lillian Brandau. Mrs. Fannie Green. Mrs.

Elizabeth Johnson. Mrs. Veronica Fish. Mrs. Alice Grant.

Mrs. Caroline Davis. Mrs. Laura Hulse. Miss Doris Sevelin and Carl Sevelin 'Movies Presented At Service Club Servicemen were entertained last night in the U.S.

club by movies. in charge of Herbert Roake, Avon. with Daryl Williams in charge of the athletic games in the Legion home. At the snack bar were members of Trinity church. this city.

including Mrs. Marion Van Wickle, Mrs. Janet. Bouse. Mrs.

Adelaide Atkinson. Mrs. G. Lewis Bennett. Mrs.

Laura Lefferson. Mrs. Harry Carpenter. Mrs. Elmer Hunt and Miss Virginia Chamberlain.

the desk were Mrs. Donald Worth. Mrs. Daryl Williams. Mrs.

Bennett. Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Rose Fraley Miss Mary Lou Gillespie Honored at Shower Party A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Mary Lou Gillespie. Bradley Beach.

Monday evening. at the home of Miss Marjorie Temple. 31 Third avenue. Neptune and hostesses Marjorie Misses TemDworschak ple on the silver wedding anniversary of the bride -elect's mother and father. Decorations were of white crepe paper strung around the ceiling with a water sprinkler tied in the center.

A buffet supper was served later in the evening. The engagement of Miss Gillespie to Pic Matthew Bianchi of Spring Lake Heights was announced recently by the bride elect's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Gillespie.

Those attending were Mrs. Rose La Salle. Mrs. Sylvia Siciliano. Mrs.

Laura Temple, Mrs. Ethel Lewis. Mrs. Emily Morris. Mrs Jeanette Gordon.

Mrs. Gertrude Lawrence. Mrs. Norma Rhodes. Mrs.

Elizabeth Morris, Mrs. Lillian Fisher. Mrs. Blanche Shmidt. Mrs.

Margaret Le Compte. Mrs. Eva Hill. Mrs. Beatrice Morris.

Mrs. Tessie Bianchi. Mrs. Carrie Gillespie and the Misses Ann Dvorak. Margorie Temple.

Jeanne Siciliano. Elizabeth Richards, Lettie Jeffrey. Jeanette Morris. Gloria Mandel of New York, and Irene Emmons. Southard Fire Auxiliary To Have Dinner Tuesday SOUTHARD- The Southard fire company auxiliary.

at a recent meeting, planned a dinner Tuesday. to be served at the firehouse. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be Feb. 21. at 7 p.

m. Mrs. George Veazey presided and the money patch apron was opened. The attendance prize was won by Mrs. Charles Mick.

Others present were Mrs. John Grassberger. Mrs. Edward Ruloff. Mrs.

Victor Voorhees. Mrs. Lee Carpenter. Mrs. J.

Lerner. Mrs. Henry VanPetten. Mrs. Howard Patterson.

Mrs. Elmer Patterson. Mrs. Wilfred Reynolds. Mrs.

Harry Peasant, Mrs. Lloyd Estell. Mrs. Willis Applegate. Mrs.

Chris Rohrbach. Mrs. Fred Richerson. Mrs. Charles Dean.

Mrs. A. Gunther. Mrs. Belle Matthews.

Mrs. 1. Rimler. Mrs. Mary Rimler and Miss Helen Gunther.

Daughters of Scotia Meet The Lady Douglas MacArthur lodge, this city had a Burn's supper recently in Odd Fellows hall. Main street. Asbury Park. Members of the Daughters of Scotia lodge. of Keansburg, including Grand Deputy Marion Devins.

attended. Several servicemen were entertained. Addresses P. T. A.

(Special to The Press) POINT PLEASANT BEACH. "Problems of Modern Youth" was the subject of an address by the Very Rev. Frededick M. Adams. dean of Trinity church.

Trenton. at a meeting of the Point Pleasant Beach Parent Teacher association in the school auditorium Thursday. "Gay Nineties" Songs Featured At Trinity Choir Variety Show A variety show. featuring a number of songs the "gay nineties" given in costume, was presented last night in Trinity Episcopal church parish house. by the choir, under the direction of Miss Ethel M.

Leonard, organist and program chairman. The proceeds will be applied to new vestments for the choir. In the "Gay Nineties" number was Mrs. Frederick Hummel, general chairman of the entertainment, and soloist. with a supporting cast of Miss Miss Emma Willis.

Frommel Miss Vida and Willis, Dorothy Jeanne Covte. Their numbers were "Mary Is a Grand Old Name." "The Band Played "When You Wore a Tulip. and "Bicycle Built for Two." Mrs. Victor Kondrup was the accompanist. The costumes were characteristic of the period.

Another "hit" of the evening was the impersonation of "Grandma by Comdr. J. H. B. Herbert.

H. M. S. Asbury, who sang his composition with a chorus of men from the Apollo club. Commander Herbert also sang his own composition version of "Men of accompanied by Miss Leonard The chorus was composed of Joseph Yarnall.

Howard Bott. J. M. Garrabrandt. Willard Johnson.

Dr. Maurice L. Coleman. Alvin Bills and Raymond Manley. The first part of the program was given over to solo, duet and ensemble tap and classical dancing by pupils of Miss Alice Moore's dancing studio.

with appropriate costumes each number. Several of the young dancers also sang popular ballads. Those appearing were Lucille Terry. Phyllis Thredwall. Peggy White.

Richard Karl. Marilyn Miller, Carl LaSalle, Anita Lindstrom, Danile Kondrup, William Bahr, Drenie Greefs, with the finals a military fantasy. Mrs. Dorothy Swayze was accompanist. Miss Moore was presented with a gift from the choir, by Miss Leonard.

Vocal Selections Given The entertainment also included vocal and violin solos introduced by Mr. Manville, who sang the "Prologue." from "Pagliacci." by Leoncavallo. His other selection was "Beloved It Is Morn The Apollo chorus sang the familiar number. "John Peel." The accompanist for this was Mrs. Dorothy Winterstella Frances Perry Cowan, 50- prano soloist, sang scenes from the opera, Carmen." including "Gypsy Song." "Habarnera." "Aria from the Card Scene.

and "Seguiailla. These two were given in costume. Her accompanist was Mrs. Helen Clark Hummel An added number was sung by a quartet including Commander Herbert. Lt Edward Cadman.

Lt. Alfred Chowms and Robert Marsh. Girair Nazarin. violinist, played "Andante from the 'Concerto in Minor." by Mendelssohn. His accompanist was Miss Anne The finals was the entire Cottrell.

ensemble In the "Star Spangled Banner." Others on the committee were Mrs. William Robinson. Mrs. Kondrup. Mrs.

James McGrady and Miss Beatrice Colles, tickets: Miss Cottrell. refreshments: Miss Ruth Kinney. Miss Helen Devereaux, Lt. Ian Goodwin and Ernest Dixon. ushers.

and Hugh Grieco. Lowell Barry and Victor Kondrup. jr. lights. Card Party Given Josephine Yorkus At Bradley Beach- To Become Bride Mrs.

George White and Mrs. Bennett Stone were co-hostesses at the card party of the ladies auxiliary of Bradley fire company. 2, Bradley Beach. Wednesday evening in the Evergreen avenue firehouse. The special award of the evening was given to Mrs.

Daniel Convers. The next card party will take place Wednesday night, March 1 in the firehouse with Mrs. LeRoy Neumann and Mrs. John J. Fitzsimmons as co-hostesses.

Those attending were Mrs. William Graham. Mrs James Moos. Mrs. Leroy Neuman.

Mrs. Francis Huggins. Mrs. Charles McLaughlin. Mrs.

Charles Giles. Mrs. Alexander Rose. Mrs. Edgar Rogers, Mrs.

Catherine Marcello and Mrs. Daniel Convery. Mrs. Converv Named By Ladies Auxiliary Mrs. Daniel Convery was elected president of the Ladies auxiliary of Bradley fire company.

3. inc. when it met for a business meeting and election of officers. Tuesday night at the Evergreen avenue firehouse. Others elected were Mrs.

J. Lester Rogers. vice president: Mrs. George White, secretary and Mrs. Ben Gellington, treasurer The business session was conducted by Mrs.

John J. Fitzsimmons, Reports on the recent card parties were read. The auxiliary will have its anniversary dinner Feb. 29. at the Green Parrot.

Asbury Park. Mrs. H. Raymond White will be the hostess The installation of officers will take place March 7. in the Evergreen avenue firehouse.

Mrs. Raymond White will be the hostess assisted by past and new officers and chairmen of the year. Those attending were Mrs. George White. Mrs.

Bennett Stone. Mrs. LeRoy Neuman. Miss Georgia Woodward. Mrs.

John Rogers. Mrs. Theodore M. Mobius, Lester Rogers. Mrs.

William Fitzgerald. Mrs. H. Raymond White. Mrs.

Ben Gillington. Mrs. W. F. Jamison.

Mrs. Louis Kunsmuller, Mrs. J. Stewart Farrell. Mrs.

Randolph Slocum. Mrs. George Smith. Mrs. John Cunningham and Mrs.

Daniel Converey. Penelope Society Gives Benefit Tea for Greece The Penelope society conducted a tea 111 the reception room of the Greek Orthodox church last Monday for the benefit of the orphans of Greece. Those participating in the program were Mrs. Ethel Andrews. Mrs.

Georgia Karounis, Mrs. Kathe Tine Christopoulos. Miss Dorothy Karounis. Kay Lampos. Mrs.

Agnes Seganos Mrs. Suzzane Cholakidis. and Private Christopoulos. Mrs. Helen Michaels, Mrs.

Helen Stavrou and Mrs. S. Arvanitis were on the refreshment committee. Those attending were Mrs. Eva Savoul.

Mrs. Ethel Gregory. Mrs. Kay Lampas. Mrs.

Ethel Andrews, Miss Dorothy Karounis, Mrs. Georgia Karounis. Mrs. Agnes Seganos. Mrs.

Anna Skopas. Mrs. Catherine Christopoulos, Mrs. C. Kisses.

Hope Pappaliou. Mrs. "Sirs Agnes Segalos, Mrs. Julia Peterson, Mrs. Constance Pappaliou, Mrs.

Suzzane Cholakidis. Mrs. Aphrodite Karagias, Mrs. Irene Pascal. Mrs.

Helen Stavrou. Mrs. Helen Michaels and Mrs. S. Arvanitis.

Miss Mav Smith Honored At Dinner Party in Belmar A dinner was given Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Jones, 621 Tenth avenue. Belmar. in honor of Miss May Smith. recorder of the Women of Moose lodge.

Asbury Park. Those attending were Mrs. Mary Jennings, Mrs. Hester Tilton. Mrs.

Sarah Myers. Mrs. Ida Nuppe. Miss Martha Fleming, Mrs. Harry Jones and others.

Church Guild to Meet A full week, beginning Monday, for the First Baptist church has been arranged with the World Wide guild to have its session in the parsonage. Monday night at 8 o'clock. Tuesday, the Ladies Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. A. E.

Sidwell. 1604 Grand avenue, this city, at 2:30 o'clock. Friday, the board of deaconesses will meet at 1:30 p. m. in the church.

Elks Auxiliary Has HasNomination The first nomination of officers the Women's auxiliary of Elks, 128. took place yesterday afternoon at a meeting in the Elks' home. It includes Mrs. Mae Davies, president. Mrs.

Roland J. Hines, Mrs. Martin Wigdartz. vice Mrs. Emil Stone, recording presidents: tary: Mrs.

James Lyle, financial secretary. and Mrs. Stanley Seery, treasurer. Mrs. Davies presided in the absence of the president, Mrs.

Harold Doan, with the session opened by the salute to the flag and the singing of the national anthem. Mrs. Russell Applegate was appointed chairman of the U. S. 0.

snack bar committee, for March 1. assisted by Mrs. Pearl Mooney. Mrs. Carl Lewis.

Mrs. Anthony George, Mrs. Stone Mrs. Davies. Mrs.

Roland Hines invited the and, women to a covered-dish luncheon to be served March 9 in the U.S. 0. club. by the Women's division. A public card party will be conducted for the benefit of the auxiliary Feb.

25. at the home of Mrs. Applegate. 1100 Summerfield avenue. with Mrs.

Davies. After the session refreshments cowere served by Mrs. Frank Underwood and cards played. with war stamps as awards. Reports Are Heard By Wall W.

S. C. S. (Special to The Press) Mrs. Arthur Schanck entertained members of the Women's Society of Christian Service of Wall Methodist church.

Thursday night. at her home on the state Mrs. Chester Heulitt. new president. presided Mrs.

Heulitt gave a report on the recent district meeting at the First Methodist church. Asbury Park The local society will join in the World Day of Prayer services at St. Andrew's Methodist church. Spring Lake. Friday.

Tentative plans were made for an Easter supper in the church social hall April 12. with Mrs. Heulitt as general chairman. The next meeting will be March 16 at the home of Mrs. William Allgor Those present were Mrs.

Truman Mortimer, Mrs. Nell Miller. Mrs. Manfred Poland. Mrs Walter Schanck Mrs Ned Calkins.

Mrs. Howard Slocum. Mrs. Russell Cobb. Mrs.

Furman Brice. Mrs. Willoughbu Senior. Mrs William Allgor Mrs. Simon Blodis.

Mrs. Lewis Riggs. Mrs. Harold Layton. Mrs.

Charles Newman. Mrs Ray Hendrickson. Mrs. Chester Heulitt. Mrs.

Odd Albert and Mrs Arthur Schanck. Philapon Club Gives Supper for Member- LAKEWOOD Members of the Philapon club had a monthly business meeting and supper Thursday night at the C. A presided over by Mrs Willis Johnson. Committee for the supper consisted of Mrs. Edwin Shibla and Mrs.

Charles Estelle April 13. at 830 p. m. was set for the club annual public card party. and the next supper and business meeting will be March 16 at the Gallagher was awarded the license plates which the club sold and a social evening folCards lowed the supper Prize winners were Mrs.

Gallagher. Mrs. Louis Allele and Mrs. Shibla Others attending were Mrs. Willis Johnson.

Mrs. Pettit. Mrs Larue Clayton Mrs Robert Walton. Mrs. Charles Estelle.

Mrs. John Johnson. Mrs. Mary Sproul. Mrs John Hampson.

Mrs. Grace T. Margerum. Parmentier and Mrs. Thomas Bell Mr-.

William W. Conner Entertains Two Circles LAKEWOOD Mrs. William W. Conner. 268 Ocean avenue, was hostoss Thursdas afternoon at a combined meeting of the Golden Rule and the Ocean avenue cireles.

Mrs. Clarence Clayton completed the study book review. AmerIca covered dish luncheon was planned by the group March 8. at the Conner home Tea was served by Mrs. Conner and Mrs.

Thomas L. Johnson. circle leaders. Attending were Mrs. Clarence Clayton.

Mrs. Thomas 1. Johnson, Mrs. John Mayfield. Mrs.

Maude Langbein. Mrs. J. J. Olnowich.

Mrs. Birdsal Tilton. Mrs. Sarah Hulse, Mrs. George Garon.

Mrs. Frank Ziegler. Mrs Charles Miller. Mrs. Holman and granddaughter.

Roberta Truex Mrs. A Edward Miller. Miss Edith Reynolds and Mrs. Conner Young People's Societies Plan Combined Meeting MANASQUAN The monthly meeting of the Young People's society of the combined churches, will take place Sundav night at 7:30 p. 111 the Holy Trinity Lutheran church with Nelson Scull.

Y. M. A secretary, will be the guest speaker Mr. Scull will a sound film. "For Times Like Britton- Thibodeaux The marriage of Miss Nelma Ceelle Thibodeaus, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Clement Thibodeaux, Southwest Louisiana. to Corp Chester Leroy, Britton. son of the late Jesse Britton and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C.

Britton. st. 1310 Third avenue, this city, has been announced. The marriage took place Jan. 30 at Phoenix City.

with the Rev. C. Milford officiating. The couple will spent a short time in this city and will then return to Fort Benning. Ga where Corporal Britton is stationed.

Committee Meets (Special to The Press) POINT PLEASANT BEACHMrs. Herbert Drew. 818 Grove street had a meeting of the planning committee for the World Day of Prayer at her home Wednesday The following churches were represented: First Baptist. Mrs. M.

Davis: Presbyterian, Mrs. Herbert Drew and Mrs. Franklin C. McGill. and the Central Methodist, Mrs.

Bishop Oxenford. Mrs. Herbert S. Drew was appointed chairman for two years and Mrs. Bishop Oxenford the secretary, Junior Red Cross Plans Exhibition of Posters The Junior Red Cross members of Belmar, Avon, Glendola, New Bedford.

St. Rose's school and the West Belmar schools, are making posters for the forthcoming Red Cross drive. March 1. They are under the direetion of Mrs. Stanley Boyd, chairman.

director of the drive, and Miss Dorothy Upham. The posters will be on exhibition from 1 to 4 p. Feb. 22. at the Belmar Red Cross room, with Mrs.

Boyd. Miss Upham and Thomas Madigan the judges. War stamps will be the awards. After the exhibit the posters will be displayed in the schools. Datebook The Asbury Park Council of Religious Education supper meeting will be Thursday.

at 6:30 p. m. in the First Presbyterian church, this city. Court Ascension, Catholic Daughters of America, Bradley Beach, will conduct a meeting of the social committee tomorrow evening at 7.30 in the First Aid room, Main street, Bradley Beach. A postponed meeting of the Mission Aid society of the Grand Avenue Reformed church will be conducted Monday afternoon.

at 2.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Alexander Dunbar, 132 Cookman avenue. Ocean Grove. The Hamilton Methodist church S. will meet to sew Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Anna Strebell. Asbury Gardens, when articles for the summer bazar will be made The executive board meeting of the National Council of Jewish take place afternoon at 1:30 Women. section. will Asbury, Park, clock. at the home of Mrs.

J. Silbergleit, 616 Eighth avenue, this city Benefit Party Given By Mrs. Garth Shamel A dessert bridge was given at the home of Mrs. Garth Shamel. 100 First avenue, Avon.

Monday afternoon. for the benefit of the Avon Woman's club. Hostesses were Mrs. Shamel. Mrs Allan Sangston and Mrs.

Edmund Layton The prize winners were Mrs Reid and Mrs. Allen. Those present were Mrs. Lewis Whiting. Mrs.

Clinton Turner. Mrs. George W. Lewis, Mrs. F.

C. Reid. Mrs. George Seaman. Miss Eva M.

Wester. Mrs. David DuMont. Mrs. James Allen.

Mrs. A. Crawford. Mrs. William Curry.

Mrs. L. Conion. Mrs. Ada Staton Mrs.

George Turner, Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Martha Stanton. Mrs. Louis Leitenberg.

Mrs. William Warfield. Mrs. E. Girrbach, Mrs.

Charles Rogers, Mrs. B. Becker. Mrs. R.

R. Bollinger. Mrs. W. H.

Summers and Mrs. Wildrick. Miss Stubbs Is Honored At Point Pleasant Beach (Staff Correspondent) POINT PLEASANT BEACH. Miss Doris Stubbs, whose engagement was recently announced to Ralph Allen. machinist mate of the S.

coast guard, stationed at New London. Conn, was given a surprise shower recently. at the home of Mrs. Arch Allen. Allenwood.

with the co-hostesses including Mrs. Walter Chatman and Mrs. Herbert Allen. The decorations were in red and white Others attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Sharpe. Samuel Harold Allen, Mrs. Grace Cooper, James Cooper. Mrs. Harvey Herbert, Arch Allen.

Edwin Voolley, Mrs. Varnes. Ralph Allen. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Allen. all of Allenwood. and William Zigler. chief boatswain mate coast guards. and Mrs.

Frazer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chatman, Riviera Beach. Ballard Circle Meets At Home of Mrs. N.

Rogan Circle of Ballard Methodist church. this cuts planned to give a family ration box for the Russian relief. at 11s meeting Wednesdav afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nolia Rogan. 138 Ancive avenue.

Neptune Mrs. Helen Hoper conducted the devotions A missionary meeting will be conducted at the home of Mrs. Hopler. 1314 Munroe avenue. Neptune.

Others attending were Mrs. Ethel Haviland. Mrs Mabel Lawrence. Mrs. Louise Harris, Mrs Ruth VanHise.

Mrs. Catherine Lane. Mrs. Evelyn Kineg. Mrs.

Ethel, Lane, Mrs. Nora Bennett. Mrs. Reynolds. Miss Marlyn Rogan.

Miss Edith Rogan, Karen Kineg and Priscilla Lane. Ladies Aid Society Plans Church Supper March 9 KEYPORT- Plans weer completed for A supper at the Reformed church house. March 9 at 5 p. m. by the members of the Ladies Aid society of the church.

The meeting was Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Andrew Goosley. Front street, wth Miss Emelie Baumgartner. assisting hostess. Those present were Miss Belle Bedle.

Miss Anna Bedle. Mrs. Harold E. Green. Mrs.

Frank Day. Mrs. William Waitt. Mrs. Fred Fowler.

Mrs. John McLeod. Mrs. J. Leon Schanck.

Mrs. A. Ellis. Mrs. Andrew Gooslev.

Mrs. Russell Scobey, Miss Baumgartner. The next hostesses wills be Mrs. Theodore Snedeker and Mrs. David Schanck.

Neron Infant Christened John Neron. six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Neron. 4151.

Evergreen avenue. Bradley Beach, was christened Feb. 8 at the St George Greek Orthodox church, this city. Rev. Philemon Vlahopoulos officiated.

Seaman. Second Class and Mrs. Eleftheris Hellinez, New York city are the godparents. After the christening a reception was given at the home of the parents. The Rev.

Vlahopoulos offered the toast. Others attending were Mrs. Vlahopoulos. Mr. Evangelos, Mrs.

C. Audoulis and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and family. Group Will Aid Russian Relief The Asbury Park Letter Carriers' auxiliary met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.

Joseph Shure, 911 Summerfield avenue, this city. The business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. Gordon Dunlop. It was voted to fill several boxes for the Russian Relief, with Mrs. Paul Megill, chairman.

A package donated J. Morgan McDuffie was awarded to Mrs. Clinton Bennett. Delegates to the state convention at the Stacy-Trent, Trenton. today and tomorrow.

will be Mrs. Gordon Dunlop and Mrs. Harry Truax; alternates. Mrs. Clement Corbo and Mrs.

Anthony Bernocco. The trustees report was given by Mrs. Bernocco. Committees were appointed including: Membership. Mrs.

Paul Megill: flowers, Mrs. Ciement Corbo and Mrs. Calvin Patterson: ways and means, Mrs. William H. Behrens, Mrs.

Gispoerto Bruno and Mrs. Walter Stewart, and publicity, Mrs. Bernocco. Anniversary cards and gifts were given to Mrs. Bruno.

Mrs. Augustus Brunner and Mrs. Bernocco. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs.

Shure. Mrs. Kruser. Mrs. Marcello.

decorations were in keeping Valentine's Table, day. Members present were Mrs. Augustus Brunner, Mrs. William H. Behrens.

Mrs. Clinton Bennett, Mrs. Anthony Bernocco, Mrs. William Behrens. Mrs.

Clement Corbo. Mrs. Gordon Dunlop. Mrs. Lester Kruser, Mrs.

Paul Megill, Mrs. Fred Megill, Roger Marcello. Mrs. Calvin Patterson. Mrs.

Joseph Shure. Mrs. Walter Stewart. Mrs. Harry Truax.

Mrs. Arthur Turner, Mrs. Donald Leland and Mrs. Anthony Vacchiano. Rose Lagrotteria Wed to Sergeant (Staff Correspondent) FREEHOLD Announcement is made by Mrs.

Katherine Yorkus, 36 Ward avenue, of the engagement of her daughter. Miss Josephine Yorkus. to Gunners Mate William Shrewsbury, son of Mr. and Mrs Shrewsbury, Joline avenue. Long Branch MI Shrewsbury is serving in the United States navy overseas No date has been set for the wedding Miss Fave Schulman To Wed in New York LAKEWOOD Mr and Mrs.

Samuel Schulman. Madison avenue and Third street. announce the coming marriage of their daughter Miss Faye Schulman, to Michael Murmie. New York city. The wedding ceremony will be performed Feb.

25 by Judge Jonah Goldstein in New York city Miss Schulman, who for the past three vears has been on the staff of the newspaper PM. resigned her position recently She 1s a graduate of Lakewood high school. State Teachers college, Trenton. and studled journalism at Columbia universit. Hope Chapel Ladies Aid Honors Vr-.

Frank Pul-ifer LAKEWOOD- The Hope Chapel Ladies Aid society met yesterday for a luncheon and quilting. at the church hall At the meeting the 72nd birthday of Mr's Frank Pulsifer was oh- served and she was given a shower of cards. A birthday cake, made and decorated by her granddaughter and greatgrandson. Mrs. Merwin Dean and William Dean.

was cut and tea was served. The tea table was trimmed pink and green. Attending were Mrs. Alfred Luker. Mrs.

Merwin Dean. Mrs. Lee Carpenter. Mrs. Samuel Huelitt.

Mrs. Norman Addison. Mrs. Albert Wainwright. Mrs.

Howard Irons. Mrs. Charles Mick. Mrs Frank Palsifer. Mrs Ward Pennington, Mrs.

Robert Pulsifer. Mrs. David Matthews. Mrs. James Matthews, Mrs.

Bert Christie. Mrs. Gustave Galling. Mrs. Walter Hendrickson.

Mrs Arthur Wagentstein Mrs. Carlton Peterson. Mrs. Henry Leslie. Mrs.

Thomas Matthews. Mrs. Charles Drexel and Lois Huelitt. Carol Ann Wagenstein, and Gerard Hendrickson. Louise Fox Philathea Has Valentine Celebration Mrs Charles Weaver was hostess Thursday evening at her home.

68 Abbott avenue. Ocean Grove. to the Louise Fox Philathea class of St. Paul's church. when they conducted a Valentine parts The guests wore costumes of little girls and each received A gift from the hostess.

Those attending were Mrs. Emma Smith. Dr. Lucia Grieve. Mrs.

Joseph Porter. Mrs. George Paterson. Mrs. Joseph Kaiser, Mrs.

Warren Fulton. Mrs. Joseph Sandford. Mrs. Trimmer.

Mrs. Raymond Manley. Mrs. Joseph Rainear. Mrs.

Reba Weilert. Mrs. Rollin Priest. Mrs. Alvin Bills.

Mrs. Edith Davis and Miss Lillie Truex Southard W.5.C.S. Has Silver Tea in Lakewood LAKEWOOD-Mrs. Grant Brokaw and Mrs. Rudolph Pressburger were co-hostesses Wednesday afternoon, at a silver tea at the Greenville parsonage for the Southard Woman's Society of Christian Service Others attending were Mrs.

Estelle Conover and Mrs. Kenneth Force. who gave readings. Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs.

Henry Van Petten. Mrs. Edith Estelle. Mrs. Ivins Cottrell.

Mrs. Charles Springsteen. Mrs. Anna Jensen. Mrs.

Angelo Bartell and Mrs. Harold Ziegler. Choristers Elect Officers Miss Barbara McCorvey was ed president of the Junior Choristers of the Calvary Baptist church, Belmar, recently when they met at the home of Mrs. John Sherman. 510 Tenth avenue.

Belmar. Others elected were Morris, vice president: Hope White, secretary and Carolyn Kleinfauf, treas. urer. (Staff Correspondent) LONG BRANCH- The marriage of Miss Rose Lagrotteria, daughter of Mrs. Santa Lagrotteria, 680 Broadway.

Long Branch. to First Set. Maurice Fitzgerald, Asbury Park. of the military police detachment. Fort Monmouth.

took place Thursday in the rectory of Star of the Sea church. this place. The Rev. I.co M. Cox officiated.

The bride was attired in a grav wool crepe dressmaker -suit. with shell pink accessories. She also wore a corsage bouquet of pink camelias. Miss Marie F. Robinson of Deal.

was the maid of honor. She wore a biege-wool suit. with black accessories. and a corsage bouquet of talisman roses. The best man was William R.

Duffy of Asbury Park. After the ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride's mother The bride was graduated from the Long Branch high school and attended Monmouth Junior college. She is employed as assistant ticket agent at the New York and Long Branch railroad depot. Asbury Park. She is a member of the evening department of the Long Branch Woman's club.

Sergeant Fitzgerald, before his entry into the armed forces, was a resident of Asbury Park where he was a member of the Asbury Park police force. He was graduated from the schools of that city and also attended Seton Hall Surprise Party Fetes Miss Viola Matthews A surprise miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Viola Matthews, Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Marilyn Smith. 225 Oakhurst road. Oakhurst. by Miss Elsie Powell.

The decorations were In red. white and blue with the gifts in a basket under a large white bell with red. white and blue streamers Miss Matthews is the daughter of Mrs. Florence Matthews. Lewis street.

Elberon. and is engaged to wed J. George Smith. jr. United States navy.

now serving in England He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. .1 George Smith. st. 225 Oakhurst road.

Oakhurst, Those attending were Miss Virginia Herbert. Miss Eleanor Lavton. Miss Doris Barthelems. Miss Mildred May. Miss Eleanor Chesney.

Miss June Smith, Miss Katherine Smith. Miss Carole Matthews, Miss Millicent Brown. Miss Marilyn Smith. Mrs. Gladys Blair.

Mrs. Marjorie King. Mrs. Evelyn Bennett, Mrs. Marie Meadows.

Mrs Kay Longstreet. Mrs. Thelma Pieper. Mrs. Edna Miller, Mrs.

Helen Barthelems. Mrs. Florence Matthews, Mrs. Oneida Whitfield. Miss Katherine Smith and Mrs.

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