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'ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING Ann May Senior Class Has Celebration Tonight Senior class night for the 16 who will be gradstudent, by nurses, School of Nursing. Fitkin hospital, on Friday night will be staged tonight with a dinner in the staff dining room of the hospital as the Arst event. Later, the seniors will be guests of Mrs. Albert G. Lyon, chairman of the nursing school committee, theater party.

A reception at "the nurses' residence will be held late evening when the group returns from the theater. The commencement exercises Friday night will be held at the Spring Lake Community House. Juniors Honor Seniors A buffet supper sponsored by the junior class and in honor of the 16 seniors was given Saturday night at Sea Girt inn. Johnny Martin's orchestra played for dancing and a late supper was served. Among those who acted as hostesses were Marjorie Carrick, Irene Connell.

Dorothy Davison, Rose Ezzo, Olga Gorbich, Olga Kosovic. Vienna Rossi, Alice Ryan. Lena Tricarico, Marion Allen. Gladys Chevarlotti, Lucy Gregor, Yetta Koenig. Evelyn Ludwig, Bernice Simpson, Mary Yedeimsky and Anna Wasnicajary Hugo, director of nurses, and Miss Lorraine Repphard, class advisor, were assisting hostesses and chairman of the Among those present everere Oceanport Group To Conduct (Staff Correspondent) -Mrs.

George C. D. Hurley has been named chairman of a combined food, rummage and fancy table sale which is to be staged by members of the Oceanport Woman's Society for Christian Service Friday, July 3, at 1 p. m. in the church hall.

Plans were made and a committee was appointed to assist Mrs. Hurley at an all-day business meeting yesterday afternoon, which was presided over by Mrs. Charles Nichols. The rummage table will be run by Mrs. Nichols; Mrs.

Charles Dillauwill be chairman of the fancy table, and Mrs. Charles Walling and Mrs. Perley Riddle were appointed joint chairmen of the food sale. Members quilted and sewed during the day. Mrs.

Charles Prothero, the secretary, gave a report on the work of the society since the last meeting. Each member made a donation to the supply department for the Bancroft-Taylor Rest home. Each member also turned in a dollar to the society's treasury. A report was made on the white elephant sale held at the church last week. A quilting and sewing session to which members will bring box lunches will be held next Tuesday, as usual.

The next regular meeting of the society will be a combined picnic. Pollyanna party and covered dish supper Tuesday, July 21, at Mrs. Riddle's residence in Oceanport. Mrs. Lloyd N.

Sickles and Mrs. Walling will be assisting hostesses. The birthdays of members. Mrs. Albert S.

Wolstencroft, Hannah Hulse and Mrs. Edmund Cary, will be celebrated that day. Members present yesterday were Mrs. Elizabeth Loper, Mrs. Milford Rouse, Mrs.

Edward Berry, Mrs. George S. Kincave, Mrs. Nichols. Mrs.

Prothero, Mrs. Dillaudeu, Mrs. Riddle. Mrs. Wolstencroft.

Mrs. Hulse, Mrs. Walling. Mrs. Hurley and Mrs.

Sickles. Mrs. Manus Mark Anniversary (Special to The Press) LAKEWOOD The first wedding anniversary of the Rev. and Mrs. Albert H.

Manus, Third street, was celebrated Monday night at a meetof the Lakewood Choral society, following the rehearsal of the and the election of officers. The meeting was held at the Presbyterian manse with the Rev. and Mrs. Manus as hosts. Piano solos and duets were played by them.

They were presented with a gift from the society members, and refreshments were the conclusion of the evening. Officers renamed were the Rev. Mr. Manus, president; Miss Ruth B. Gavin, vice president: Miss Sara Zinkin.

secretary: Robert W. Janvier, treasurer: Mrs. William Zulker, librarian and Miss Jessie D. Lewis, director. Present were Miss Lewis.

Mr. and Mrs. Janvier. Mr. and Mrs.

Zulker. Miss Charlotte Morris. Miss Lila Sadler, Miss Harriet Searing. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Miller, A. J. Parmentier, Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen V. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Theibault, the Rev. and Mrs.

Joseph F. Uncle, Mrs. Theodore E. C. Warren, Mr.

and Mrs. William Van Looy, and Miss Gavin and Miss Zinkin, who was assisted in the serving of the refreshments. Glaser-Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S.

Sullivan, Allenhurst avenue, West Deal. anthe engagement of their daughter, Miss Catherine M. Sullivan, to William L. Glaser. son of Mr.

and Ludwig Glaser. Asbury avenue, this city. No date has been set for the wedding. FRANK'S ASBURY PARK, N. J.

Casual, Cool COTTON DRESSES 5.95 Cool, crisp and sudsable woven pin-stripe cord, seersucker or chambray, in a large variety of styles to choose from. EVENING NEWS), WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1942 SOCIETY Sterner Heads 8 and 40 Mrs. Erna Sterner, Asbury Park, was elected la chapeau of Monmouth County 8 and 40. petite, at a meeting last night at the home of Mrs. Frank Allen, Wanamassa.

Other officers nominated and installed last evening were Mrs. Thomas Knox, Belmar, demi chapeau premiere; Mrs. Carl Bremer, Monmouth Beach, demi chapeau deuxierne: Mrs. Le Roy Leish. Belmar, l'archiviste: Mrs.

Walter Baldwin, Keyport, l'aumonier: Mrs. Albert Wallack. Belmar, I'concierge; Mrs. Norman Lewis, Neptune, l'sur intendente. The election of alternates and delegates will be held at the August meeting at Mrs.

Ferdinand Vaugoin's residence, 36 South Fifth avenue. There will be no July meeting. The members endorsed Mrs. Vaugoin for the department office. Announcement was made of the quarterly pouvoir which is to be held Saturday, June 20.

at 2 p. m. Princeton Legion home. tierhthe business meeting, a covered dish supper was served and the birthdays of six members celebrated. Gifts and presents were given to Mrs.

Knox, Mrs. Alfred Castin. Mrs. David Sullivan. Mrs.

Charles Skillman, Dudley Schaffer and Mrs. Otmar Seward. A farewell gift was presented to Mrs. Sullivan, who will leave shortly to make her home in New Orleans. Committee reports were given by Mrs.

Sterner, child welfare chairman: Mrs. Bremer, music chairman: Mrs. Eva Cross, banquet chairman, and Mrs. John Watson. birthday club.

The next meeting will be held Aug. 18 at Mrs. Vaugoin's. Ocean Grove Unit Ends Season's Work The work group of the Ocean Grove auxiliary of Fitkin hospital held its last meeting of the season yesterday in the Ocean Grove Woman's club. The group completed 1.380 fluffs.

This was the group's ninth year of service for the hospital. Ice cream and cake was served and singing was led by Mrs. Raymond Manley. Those attending were Mrs. Frank Slocum, Mrs.

Walter Hosmer. Mrs. Thomas Houston, Mrs. Edward MacWilliams, Mrs. Frank Pruden, Mrs.

Isaac Stapleton, Mrs. Hattie Wood. Mrs. Matties Eyres, Mrs. Raymond Manley, Charles Van Hoesen.

Mrs. Robert Meredith. Mrs. Annie Lord. Miss Mamie Megill and Miss Mae Martin.

Mrs. O. K. Parry Hostess at Party Mrs. O.

K. Parry, Windermere avenue, Interlaken, was hostess at covered dish luncheon and garden party Monday given by the Monday, Afternoon Presbyterian group church. of the This logroup has raised $123.20 for the church this year. Mrs. Albert Hanly was welcomed as a new member.

Those attending were Mrs. George Smock. 2d, Mrs. Clifford Jones, Mrs. Llewellyn Evans, Mrs.

Duncan Stuart, Mrs. Harold Hunkins. Mrs. Franklin Wilbur, Mrs. W.

Cole, Mrs. William M. Harrison, Mrs. A. S.

Kinney, Mrs. Seeley Bates, E. T. Osborn, Mrs. F.

C. W. Bogedain, Mrs. Russell M. VanKirk, Mrs.

Edward J. Maas, Mrs. E. S. Gibson, Mrs.

William H. Stuart, Mrs. Thomas Davidson. Mrs. Hanly and Mrs.

Raymond Shelly of Summit. Card Party Given Here By Twin City Chapter Twin City chapter. O. E. gave a covered dish luncheon and card party yesterday at the home of Mrs.

Elsie Giles, 1405 Fourth avenue, The next affair will be Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Nellie Christensen, 101 Garfield avenue, Avon. Those present yesterday were Mrs. Mary Barton, Mrs. Anna Bromley, Mrs.

Helen Wilgus. Mrs. Ella Mrs. Myra Sickles. Mrs.

Ida Chambers, Sonny Chambers, Mrs. Grace Geschke, Mrs. Elizabeth Carver. Mrs. Freda Lenz, Mrs.

Nellie Christensen, Mrs. B. Hagerman, Mrs. Gladys Morey, Mrs. A.

Bayard, Mrs. Annabelle Stewart. Mrs. Pauline Cull. Mrs.

Elsie Giles. Miss Audrey Giles, Miss Dorothy Farry, Miss Ada Jacobus, Miss Josephine Weis. Open Tonight Till 9 chop 517 Asbury Cookman Park Mc Distributor KELVEY made here RUGS in -SHOWROOMS- St. FREEHOLD Junior Women to Have Dance Here Tomorrow The Junior Woman's club of Asbury Park will hold its annual president's ball Thursday evening in the Hotel Monterey. The dancing will begin at 9 o'clock.

Mrs. Robert A. MacKenzie and Mrs. J. P.

Hickman, are the chaperones. Miss Ruth Miller and Miss Mary Hickman are in charge of the dance. The committee assistis as Dorothy HanIon, Elaine Lowenstern, Kitty Divine. Doris Marucci. Shirley Jones.

Janet Haberstick. Susan McGill. Peg Rugarber, Joan Slockbower, Virginia Frances, Jean MacKenzie, Jean Traphagen, Marjorie Story, Ann Harris, Betcey Smythe, Joan Johnson, Marianna Blanchard. Lois Walheim and Shirley MacKenzie. Church Guild Holds Exhibit (Special to The Press) RED BANK--Members of the Woman's guild of Trinity Episcopal church displayed heirlooms and bies in an exhibit staged at the meeting yesterday afternoon in the parish house.

Mrs. Harrison Bance and Mrs. Walter A. Rullman were co-chairmen of the show, which included antiques, flower arrangements and the results of a garden. Mrs.

Charles R. English, wife of the mayor of Red Bank, exhibited a collection of vegetables grown in the mayor's victory garden. The tools used in sculping were displayed along with sculpture by Mrs. Rullman, who also showed flower arrangements. A report was given during the business meeting on the garden card party Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Walter H. French, Riverside avenue. Mrs. Harry H. Sutton and Mrs.

Raymond Johnson are co-chairmen. Others who entered the show and their exhibits included Mrs. Ormond H. Minton. guild president, early American glass and pitchers; Mrs.

Sutton. tintypes and wedding costumes; Mrs. A. M. Joralemon, shawls: Mrs.

James Hunter, copper and tooled leather; Mrs. Leon craft, Reussille, Mrs. Herman Asendorf. Mrs. Augusta Robinson, Mrs.

James C. Parkes. Mrs. Samuel E. Coggins, Mrs.

William Patterson, hand-work: Mrs. Carl G. Norris, miniature, photography paintings; and Mrs. flower Edwin arrangements: Mrs. Bance and Miss Nellie Lawless, flower arrangements.

Tea was served after the meeting by Mrs. Alan Frost, Mrs. George Goff. Mrs. Warren Bookwalter, Mrs.

L. W. Crossman, Mrs. Benjamin W. Covert and Mrs.

Victor Goodridge. Rightangle Club Visits Gardens on Pack Estate (Special to The Press) LAKEWOOD Rightangle club members, at their Monday night meeting. visited the gardens of the Charles Lathrop Pack estate here. The regular card party of the month was planned for next Monday night, proceeds to be given to the Y. W.

C. A. coal fund. Futher details were arranged for the annual banquet to be held June 29 at Seton inn. and Mrs.

Arthur Shue was named reservation chairman. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Joseph Grippen, Mrs. Peter Vogel, Mrs. Arthur Wagenstein.

Mrs. Shue, Mrs. Stanley Hayes, Mrs. William Frank, Mrs. Robert Smith.

Miss Eva Folsom, and Miss Edith Havens. Tawasi club members of the Y. W. C. A.

held a picnic supper at Ocean County park the same evening. Tentative plans were made for a beach picnic June 20. Attending were the Misses Helen Pirkig. Florence Klass, Audrey Applegate. Claire Johnson, Mrs.

Harry H. Conklin, Mrs. Robert Jordan, Mrs. James Whatoff. Mrs.

Arthur Matthews. Miss Lida Irons and Miss Alma Asay. Marion Mae Emmons to Marry Benjamin Walling Mrs. Olive Emmons. 13 Holly street.

Neptune City, announces the engagement of her daughter, Marion Mae, to Benjamin Walling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Walling. Ridge avenue. Asbury Park.

No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. Walling will leave Asbury Park Wednesday morning. June 24, for Fort Dix, to be inducted into the army. Blair Gets Bid To Keep Charge At the last quarterly conference of the Oakhurst church Monday night with 40 members and Dr.

A. C. Brady, superintendent of the New Brunswick district of the Methodist church, attending, Harry Cloyd, on behalf of officials of the church, invited the Rev. John D. Blair to return as minister for 'the eighth year.

Dr. Brady complimented the church on the record of the various organizations. George V. Dale reported for the trustees: Aldelbert Morris, the lay leader; Harry Patterson, stewards; Raymond Haviland, church school; Vannote. Men's club: Mrs.

Maude Clark. Woman's Society of Christian Service: George Dale, board of education; Mrs. A. L. Morris.

board of youth activities; Mrs. M. B. Mamula, board of children's work: Miss Virginia Herbert, senior youth fellowship; Miss Ruth Biederman, young adult fellowship; Herbert Gerbig. intermediate fellowship; Esther Dale, junior fellowship; Mrs.

J. D. Blair, senior choir: Miss Barbara Kratochvil, Naomian choir; Miss Esther Dale, junior choir; and Mrs. Nicholas Kramer, board of missions. Officers and committees elected for the coming year were: Trustees.

George V. Dale. James T. Serine, Henry Gramman, H. G.

Vannote, Harry E. Patterson, A. L. Morris, James King. H.

L. White and H. C. Cloyd; stewards, H. Gramman, J.

T. Serine, H. C. Cloyd, James King, H. G.

Vannote, J. R. Johnson, H. L. White.

Charles Anderson, Henry Kalstadt, H. E. Patterson, A. L. Morris.

Mrs. Henry Gramman, Arthur Allan, Mount DeCamp, S. D. Riddle, Vernon Bennett, W. H.

King. Elmer Brown, Miles Mamula, James Serine, Raymond Haviland, and F. B. Anderson: finance, Harry E. PatG.

V. Dale, J. T. Serine. H.

G. Vannote, A. L. Morris, E. Maedows, H.

White, W. H. King, H. C. Cloyd; Music, H.

G. Vannote, G. V. Dale. A.

L. Morris and C. Anderson; pastoral relations, Henry Gramman, J. T. Serine.

H. E. Patterson, G. V. Dale.

H. C. Cloyd, L. Morris, H. G.

Vannote, H. L. White and Miles Mamula: auditing, H. G. Vannote, Alonzo A.

L. Morris, Charles Anderson and Miles Mamula: nominating, G. V. Dale, A. I.

Morris, Henry Kalstadt and Edward Meadows: erty, H. L. White, Gramman, J. T. Serine.

H. C. Cloyd, A. L. Morris, G.

V. Dale, Henry Kalstadt, J. King and Elmer Brown; decorating, Mrs. Lester White, Mrs. Emil Gardell and Mrs.

George Herbert: membership, G. V. Dale, E. Meadows and James King; parsonage, W. S.

C. Mrs. Maude Clark; church records. James King, Edward Meadows and Vernon Bennett: district steward, A. L.

Morris: alternate, Charles Anderson; communion Johnson; director ste wardiolames ucation, Mrs. George Dale: board of education, Mrs. G. V. Dale, Mrs.

A. L. Morris. Mrs. Miles Mamula, Miss Katherine Smith, Raymond Haviland, Mrs.

Joseph Richards, Mrs. A. Kerwein, Mrs. C. Schluter: board of youth activities, Mrs.

A. L. Morris, Miss Katherine Smith, Miss Virginia Herbert. Miss M. Truesdale.

Miss Barbara Kratochvil. Raymond Haviland, Russell Danielson; board of missions, Mrs. Nicholas Kramer, Miss Katherine Smith, Mrs. H. C.

Cloyd, Mrs. Miles Mamula. Election of the following officers was confirmed: President of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Mrs. Clark: president of the Men's club.

Harry G. Vannote: president of the Young Adult fellowship. Miss Ruth Biederman: president of the Senior fellowship, Miss Barbara Kratochvil. After the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Henry Gramman and Mrs.

Harry White. Those present were George V. Dale, James T. Serine, Henry Gramman, Harry C. Cloyd, Adelbert Morris, Harry G.

Vannote. Harry E. Patterson, James King. Harry White. Miles Mamula, Raymond Haviland, Mrs.

Henry Gramman. Mrs. Maude Clark, Mrs. Elmer Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, Mrs.

Roberta Mamula, Mrs. Nicholas Kramer. Mrs. J. D.

Blair. Mrs. Margaret Dale, Miss Ruth Biederman, Miss Katherine Smith. Miss Barbara Kratochvil, Miss Esther Dale. Miss Dorothy Dale, Herbert Gerbig and others.

Thiele-Thomas LITTLE ROCK, -Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Thomas, Little Rock, formerly of Manasquan, N. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Blanche Elizabeth Thomas, to Leslie Norris Thiele, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Thiele, Herbertsville. N. J. No wedding date has been set.

Mr. Thiele will be inducted into the coast guard soon. openwork loops will insure cucum- Station New York, N. Y. Mesh Cap for Summer By PEGGY ROBERTS ber-cool comfort for summer wear Pattern No.

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One after- -number to The Asbury Park Press, noon's work should complete it. The Needle Arts P. O. Box 172, Gardens Group Stages Party Howard Corlies, chairman of the hospital board of governors; Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Sallee, Col. and Mrs. J. Lester Myers, Col. and Mrs.

Ross. Mayor and Mrs. Clarence V. Mooney. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Rogers, Dr. Karl Metzger, Dr. Louis Albert and Mrs. Anthony W.

Eckert. Mr. Eckert, superintendent of the hospitalineas unable to attend because Among those to attend the dinner tonight are Miss Hugo, Miss Repphard. Elizabeth Hoey, recreational director, Mrs. Louis Umstadter and Mrs.

Alberta Allison. Alumnae to Give Presents Mrs. Ellen Hance Green, president of the Ann May Alumnae association, will present the alumnae gifts which each graduating senior will receive. The class history, class prophecy and class will are to be read. Members of the class are Fay Abdellah, Toms River: Hilda Fleischer, Asbury Park: Jessie Bennettsville, S.

Audrey Lakewood: Victoria Lancaster, Farmingdale; Dorothy Magee, Asbury Park: Lucille Mattison. Short Hills: Karen Rasmussen, Old Bridge: Arline Stratton, Neptune: Anna Thompson, Freehold; Alice Yetman, Freehold: Isabel Cook, Trenton: Grace Phillips, Marlboro: Katherine Perron, Brooklyn: Marian Workman, Kearny: Eleanor Vanderhoef, Red Bank. Berean Class Has Plans for Picnic (Staff Correspondent) LONG BRANCH The Berean Bible class of Simpson Methodist church, made plans at a meeting last evening in the parsonage to hold a picnic, lawn party and covered dish luncheon July 22 at at the home of Mrs. Stella Manson, James street. Mrs.

Edward Ables presided at the meeting. at which time it was voted to send $30 toward the education of a boy in India. Letters were read from missions in India. It was announced that there would be no more business meetings until September. The W.

S. C. S. of the June church will stage a holiday party 23 at 8 o'clock. Mrs.

Luther B. Jordan is general chairman and is making arrangements for the entertainment program. Members present at the class last evening were the Misses Julia Hayes, Martha Gardner, Mabel Hendrickson. Edith. Ables.

Mrs. ChrisMrs. Abels, Joseph Schenck, Mrs. William Peterson, Mrs. Arthur Edison.

Mrs: Stella Manson, Mrs. W. H. Witt. Mrs.

Charles Hall, Mrs. Max Schneider, Mrs. Samuel Dehann, Mrs. Maud Patterson and Mrs. Jordon.

Blanche Miller, Charles Goble Wed (Special to The Press) POINT PLEASANT BEACH- -The marriage of Miss Blanche Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller. 835 Trenton avenue, to Charles E. Goble, son and Mrs.

William Goble, Laurelton, took place Sunday afternoon in the Manasquan Methodist parsonage, with the Rev. Charles M. Hogate officiating. The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Miss Ruth Miller and the best man was Donath Osborn, Osbornville, both of whom were graduated last week from the local high school and whose engagement was announced at that time. The bride and bridegroom were also both graduated from the local high school.

After the ceremony, a reception was given at the home of the bride's parents. The couple left for a trip to Atlantic City. They will reside in Laurelton. Misses Appleby Give Party for Bride-Elect The Misses Jean and Marie Appleby, West Allenhurst. entertained yesterday at a buffet supper and shower for Miss Jacqueline Woolley, Wanamassa, whose marriage to sign Guy Lucian, Lansdowne, will take place this summer.

Those attending were the Misses Audrey Bechtel. Nona Bechtel, Jane Brown, Joan Fisher, Aileen Leach, Marie Maurer, Virginia Newman, Ruth Pritchard, Anne Turner and Edith Turner. Also Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. Charles Lewis, 3d.

Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. William storederick Mrs. Arthur Sykes, Mrs. J.

Ashley Woolley and Mrs. Henry Worthen. Clarence Kasden Weds at Belmar Miss Sylvia Landau, daughter of Mrs. Anna Landau, Pittsburgh, Clarence N. Kasdan, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Kasdan, Belmar, were married Sunday at 105 Sixth avenue. Belmar. Mr. Kasdan is a graduate of Asbury Park high school and Brown university.

He received a master of arts degree at Columbia university, and is now employed by the Keystone Mutual Casualty company, Baltimore. The bride attended college in Washington. D. and was employed there by the government. The couple will reside in Baltimore after a wedding trip to Greenwood Lake.

Lawn Party Planned OCEANPORT-A lawn party will mark the next meeting of the Oceanport auxiliary of Riverview hospital. It will take place Tuesday, July 14, at the residence of Mrs. J. Van Riper, Port-au-Peck. Mrs.

J. L. Herbert has been named chairman of a rummage sale to be given June 20 by the auxiliary at 152 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank. Society Plans Outing At a meeting of Our Lady of Carmel society last night in Mt. Carmel chapel, this city, plans were made for an outing to be given some time this summer.

The committee includes Nick Molinari, Joseph West, Carl Pisano and James Apicelli. FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE AT LOW COST, USE THE PRESS The final card party of the season sponsored by the Hamilton-Asbury Gardens auxiliary of Fitkin was conducted yesterday in pital, Hamilton firehouse. Mrs. Felix Vecchione and Mrs. Armour, Hulsart were co-chairmen.

awards were war stamps. the party, a covered di Precedies, luncheon was served with the hostesses including Mrs. George Lord, assisted, Mrs. Stanley E. Morton: Arthur Gregory, assisted by Mrs.

Kate Wooley; Mrs. Fred Davison, assisted by Mrs. Willard E. Smith, and Mrs. Harold Quering, assisted by Mrs.

J. L. Nixon. Others attending were Mrs. roy Lawrence, Mrs.

R. W. Kehrt, Mrs. Norman Sofield, Mrs. William W.

Hunt. Mrs. A. M. Strevell, Mrs, Albert Wardell, Mrs.

Homer Martin, Mrs. J. Sutts. Miss Laura Martin. Miss Betty Sutts.

Mrs. Wil. liam H. Zickler, Mrs. George W.

Childs, Mrs. Mathew McIssaac, Mrs. Edwin Jorgenson, Mrs. W. H.

Werner. Mrs. John P. VanKirk, Mrs. L.

J. Farry, Miss M. J. Bostick. Mrs.

E. J. Leaycroft, Mrs. W. S.

Keller, Mrs. Wilmer Bahr, Mrs. Paul Kond. la. Mrs.

George Frick, Mrs. I. C. Height, Mrs. Daniel McLaren, Mrs.

Onsville J. Moulton. Miss Jenny Wallace, Miss Doris Morton. Mrs. Deborah Steinfeld.

Mrs. William Ballentine, Mrs. Ernest, Holmes, Mrs. Victor Kondrup, L. Purchase.

Miss Claire Woolley and Robert Hulsart. Card Party Aids Emergency Units COTTON -A glen plaid suit in firm woven cotton that looks like wool, feels like super air conditioning. Smart girls plan to live in it this summer. It sells for less than $30, comes in several colors. Matching shoes are cotton too.

Sisterhood Meets I At Mrs. Mrs. A. I. Poland.

307 First avenue, this city, was hostess yesterday afternoon at a lawn and mah jong party for benefit of Sisterhood of Temple Beth El. The committee included Bella Beck. Mrs. David Fried, Mrs. Irving Keller, Mrs.

Harry Caplan, Mrs. Sidney Vineburg and Mrs. Morris Cinnamon. Those attending were Mrs. Edna Goldman.

Mrs. Ida Stern. Mrs. Beck. Mrs.

Keller, Mrs. Fried, Mrs. Aaron Glaser. Mrs. Caplan, Mrs.

Max Silverstein. Mrs. Cinnamon, Mrs. Alfred Jacobs, Mrs. Hill Cummings, Mrs.

Harold Schwartz, Mrs. Abe Liebesman, Mrs. Harry Green, Mrs. William Fraley. Mrs.

Bertha Tietelbaum, Mrs. David Ament, Mrs. Jack Berger. Mrs. Maurice Gallus.

Mrs. Kay Froelich. Mrs. Sidney Kirsch. Mrs.

Harrison, Mrs. Abe Ruben, Mrs. Irving Harris, Mrs. Rose Maharana, Mrs. Harry Milberg, Mrs.

Rose Roethler. Mrs. Marie Van Moppes, Mrs. Rose Schaefer, Mrs. Herman Michelson, Hyman Goldberg.

Mrs. Isadore Gladstone. Mrs. Albert Lazarow, Mrs. Harry Hyman, Mrs.

Hyman Green. Mrs. Asva Goldberg. Mrs. Eva Fields.

Mrs. Rebecca Rediker, Mrs. Lillian Baron, Mrs. Sidney Bachman, Mrs. Louis Markman, Mrs.

J. K. Lowenstein, Mrs. Jerome Heyman, Mrs. Ario S.

Hyams. Mrs. David Applebaum, Mrs. David Goldstein. Mrs.

Jacob Miller, Mrs. Isaac Berger, Mrs. Al Semen and Mrs. Jacob Grossman. Lakewood Church W.S.C.S.

Adjourns LAKEWOOD- -The final meeting of the season was held last night by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist church. Mrs. Joel Brown, president, conducted meeting and. with Mrs. M.

J. Solomon, was in charge of the devotions. Mrs. William Zulker was pianist for the hymn sing. Reports were given by Mrs.

G. E. Leffingwell and Mrs. Henry Gunderson. A contribution was voted to the service club which is being opened in town.

Mrs. William W. was named first hostess of a teas Connect to be held during the summer months. Mrs. Thomas L.

Johnson, chairman of the tea sale which the society conducts each winter, made her report. Five dollars was voted to the Bancroft-Taylor home, Ocean Grove. Mrs. Zulker was named delegate to the board of education of the church. Donations of cake were made for the U.

S. 0. at Fort Dix Sunday, when the local society will act as hostess group. Mrs. Brown and Mrs.

0. B. Lane, missionary chairman, were voted as delegates to the W. S. C.

S. conference in Ocean Grove July 6 to 13. Helen Mower Engaged POINT PLEASANT -Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E.

Mower. 15 Hollywood boulevard, announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Sandra, to Corp. Anthony Yacolino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yacolino.

Brooklyn. No date has been set for the wedding. The Smartest BEACHWEAR at the LOWEST PRICES Berg 612-614 I Sorority Honors Mrs. Bryon Holmes Mrs. Byron Holmes was the guest of honor at a birthday party Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

Charles Downey, Wanamassa, given by Beta Gamma sorority. A short business meeting was held before the party, at which time it was agreed to give a cash donation to the Navy Relief society. Mrs. Merwin Bryan, formerly of Princeton, was welcomed back as an active member. Mrs.

William H. Dean, Trenton, a former member was a guest. Mrs. Holmes was presented with a gift and a birthday cake. Games were played.

with prizes being awarded to Mrs. M. E. Brown and Mrs. Harvey Herbert.

Others present were Mrs. Samuel Britton. Mrs. George Larson, Mrs. G.

William Macdonald, Mrs. John Thompson, Miss Julia Hoffman, Mrs. Henry Shultz, and Mrs. L. A.

Follansbee. Picnic Is Planned By G. O. P. Women The Neptune Women's Republican club will have a picnic July 21 at the home of Mrs.

Nell Stout. Hamilton, with cars to leave the home of Mrs. Hannah Greetin, 211 Stokes avenue, Neptune, at 10 a. m. Plans for this were made at a meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs.

Esther Beatty, Clark avenue, Ocean Grove. Plans were also made for a contribution to be given to the daily vacation school to be conducted in West Grove Methodist church. ert Greetin. were Mrs. Robattending, Pauline Reynolds, Mrs.

Stout, Mrs. Bertha Reighton, Mrs. May Phillips, Mrs. Hazel Pavia and Mrs. Christine Franklin.

300 at Weekly Dance The weekly dance, given in the U. S. O. home. Grand avenue, last night for servicemen, was attended by 300 men from the surrounding forts and junior hostesses.

The Red Cross canteen women were hostesses with Miss Frances W. Winans chairman. Others on committee were Mrs. William Edwards, Mrs. Marjorie Carr, Mrs.

H. W. Smead. Miss Janet Nobile and Mrs. P.

F. Zucker. NEW! DIFFERENT! PRACTICAL! "Dualotte" ALL- -PURPOSE SUITLET FOR BICYCLING OR STREET WEAR $5.98 FISCH'S Value Center 1020-1024 Springwood Ave. WE CARRY A VARIETY OF White Rose Products UNITED Super Market 17-19 MAIN STREET ASBURY PARK The emergency casualty stations of Bradley Beach will benefit from a card party given Monday night at the home of Pauline Hahn, Park Place avenue, Bradley Beach, president of the Bradley Beach Women's Democratic club. which sponsored the affair.

Miscellaneous awards were given and refreshments served. Mrs. Hahn, chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Mary Johnson and Miss Anna Hahn. Those attending were Mrs.

Lou Kunsmuller, Mrs. Effie Sheffer, Mrs. Janet Hackman, Miss Alice Devine, Mrs. Charlotte Gregg. Mrs.

Elizabeth Hachman. Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Bertha Stone, Mrs. Estelle Matz, Miss Anna Hahn, Miss Georgie Woodward, Mrs.

Louise Minutti, Miss Dorothy Hahn, Mrs. Georgianna Speaker, Mrs. J. J. Lyons, Miss Catherine Lyons, Mrs.

Dorothy McCann, Mrs. Marguerite Connerty, Mrs. Helen Wells, Miss Lillian Hulitt. Mrs. Amanda Tallman, Mrs.

Minnie Mooney, Mrs. Annie McHugh, Mrs. Eva McLaughlin, Mrs. Carrie Clayton. Mrs.

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