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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, FEB. 22, 1942 Ira L. Hill photo ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -Miss Eileen Fitzsimmons, daughter of Charles J. A. Fitzsimmons of 1185 Park Manhattan, formerly of Pierrepont and the late Mrs.

Fitzsimmons, is engaged to James C. Murray Jr. of Hewlett. Bookplate Exhibit For Library Friends Private Showing Wednesday Will Be Followed by Public Display Benefit A private exhibition of American and foreign bookplates from the collection of the Brooklyn Public Library will be held for the Friends of the Library in Ingersoll Memorial at a tea on day afternoon. On the following day the exhibit will be transferred to the showcases in the foyer and will be displayed there for the benefit of the public for two weeks.

it was announced by Dr. Milton James Ferguson, chief librarian. The Friends' own bookplate, recently drawn by Ernest D. Roth, New York artist, will have a featured place in the exhibit. Several members of the organization, which is directed by Miss Harriet T.

Righter, will also display their bookplates. The Library's collection consists of more than 800 plates, most of which were the gift of the late Wilbur Macey Stone, distinguished author and collector, and by his colleague, Jay Chambers. American artists represented in the bookplate collection include Haydon Jones. William Jordan, Thomas Tryon, Sheldon Cheney, W. E.

Fisher and Elizabeth H. Saunders. Eleven foreign countries are included, and there are bookplates of many colleagues and universities. The selection and arrangement of the exhibition are in charge of Miss Harriet L. Burgess, formerly assistant reference librarian of the library.

Hostesses at the tea will be the following members of the executive board of the Friends: Mrs. Theo- Wanamaker photo ENGAGED--Miss Jean MacLean Augustin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Augustin of 659 77th is engaged to Clifford Hamilton Condit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy H. Condit of 9960 3d Ave. Miss Augustin is a graduate of Bay Ridge High School, the Traphagen School and Pratt Secretarial School.

Her fiance is a graduate of New Utrecht and is associated with his father in business in Newark, N. J. Two Funds To Be Aided By Bridge Adelphi Party March 7 at Sherry's Plans are being completed for the annual bridge of the Brooklyn Chapter of the Adelphi College Alumnae Association for the benefit of the Dormitory and Scholarship Funds to be held at Sherry's on Saturday afternoon, March 7. Mrs. Theodore M.

Gibbons chairman, recently held a committee meeting at her home, 150 Ocean Parkway. Committee members are Mrs. Joseph W. Rafter, patronesses; Mrs. Hugo Leipniker, door prizes; Dr.

A. Roxane Palmieri, printing; Miss Madeline Bollinger, invitations; Miss Sylvia Silverman, fashion show; Mrs. Walter Ahlheim, prizes; Miss Dorothy Hecht, candy; Mrs. Harry Donaghy, candy girls; Mrs. Jane Smith Cramer, publicity.

Martin's will present a fashion show of Spring styles. The following guests of honor have been invited: Dr. Genevieve Chase, dean of Adelphi College; Mrs. Paul Dawson Eddy, wife of the president of Adelphi College; Mrs. Owen D.

Groves, president of the Faculty Wives' Club. Additional patronesses announced by the chairman are the Misses Agnes B. O'Rourke, Alice A. Matthey, Janet Sullivan, Sophie Zollinhofer, Alice Casamajor, Leonora Kimberley, Edna Poppe. Marian Staff.

Mrs. Poppe, Mrs. Erwin S. Leonard H. Marthas.

Healey, Mrs. Nettie Pond and Mrs. Harold J. Baily. Mrs.

J. T. Garmey Elected Head Of Settlement Mrs. Peter J. Lorang presided at the monthly meeting of the Dr.

White Memorial Settlement yesterday. Election of officers was held, and the following were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. J. Trevor Garmey; first vice president, Mrs. Peter J.

Lorang; second vice president, Mrs. Harold Rambusch; third vice president, Mrs. W. Harry Sefton; recording secretary, Mrs. R.

A. Sewell; corresponding secretary, Miss Katherine Walsh, and treasurer, Mrs. Alfred Munkenbeck. Garden City Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Garden City, Feb. 21-Mr.

and Mrs. W. Howard Zabriskie of Wellington Road will give a reception at their home tomorrow in honor of Lt. and Mrs. Harold Wright Edmonds.

Mrs. Edmonds, the former Miss Mary Eliabeth Zabriske, and Lieutenant Edmonds were married on Feb. 14 in the Cathedral of the Incarnation. Mr. and Mrs.

William M. Stevenson of Stratford Ave. were dinner hosts this evening. Mrs. Yvelin Gardner of Prospect Ave.

gave a tea yesterday to honor Mrs. Ralph T. Schrenkeisen. About 25 guests were present. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Jacka of Washington Ave. entertained at dinner last evening. Hostesses at luncheon yesterday were Mrs.

Paul Brown of Roxbury Road, Mrs. T. T. Grominger of Weyford Terrace and Mrs. Frederick H.

Hornby of Westminster Road, who also entertained on Thursday. ARMY MAN'S FIANCEE Miss Edna Sandhop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sandhop of 229 91st is engaged to Lt.

Leroy E. Peterson of Glen Ridge, N. who is stationed at Langley Field Air Base, Hampton, Va. Miss Sandhop is a senior at Upsala, from which college Lieutenant Peterson was graduated before being commissioned in the Army Air Corps. The engagement was announced at the Theta Beta Gamma sororlity of Upsala dance last week in Boonton.

St. John's Patronesses Announced Saturday Party Well Subscribed Knickerbocker photo AFTER THE WEDDING -Dr. and Mrs. Leon M. Freed (Sonia Pollinger) are shown at the Hotel St.

George after their wedding last week. The bride resided at 21 E. 19th St. The couple will live at Fort Dupont, Delaware, where Lieutenant Freed is stationed. Engagement-Wedding Announcements Made Miller -Reid -Ragaini Mr.

and Mrs. James M. Reid of 440 Senator St. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Alice Marie Reid, to Pvt. Charles J.

Miller of the 165th Infantry, Fort Ord, Cal. The wedding took place on Feb. 7 at the Royal Presidio Chapel of San Carlos de Borremeo in Monterey, Cal. Mrs. Henry M.

Russell. formerly Miss Agnes V. Griffon of Brooklyn. was matron of honor for the bride. Pvt.

Henry M. Russell, also of the 165th Infantry, acted as best man. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John F. Durkin.

After the ceremony, the bridal party celebrated the occasion at the Hotel San Carlos in Monterey. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Russell are residing in Monterey for an indefinite period. Hauth-Kennedy Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert C. Hauth of Glenwood Road, Rockville Centre, formerly of Brooklyn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Virginia Lou Hauth, to Harry G. Kennedy son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry G. Kennedy of Cedar Rockville Centre. Miss Hauth was graduated from the Packer Collegiate Institute, attended Chevy Chase Junior College, Washington, D. and is now attending courses at Columbia University. Mr.

Kennedy was graduated from Southside High School and attended the American Institute of Banking, New York University, and Straubmueller Textile School. He has been associated with Deering Milliken Manhattan, and is enlisted in the United States Coast Guard. Dillmann-Qualey Mr. and Mrs. Emil Dillmann of 80 Etna St.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy May Dillmann, to Ellsworth Frederick Qualey, son of Mrs. William Qualey and the late Mr. Qualey, Woodhaven, N. Y. Miss Dillmann was graduated from the Packer Collegiate Institute, and the Ann-Reno Institute for Kindergarten and Primary Teachers and is at present a teacher in the Suffern Central School System, New York.

She is a member of Tau Gamma Eta. Mr. Qualey is a graduate of Hamilton College, class of 1933, and of the Law School of New York University. He is an attorney with the United States Customs Service, New York City. His fraternities are Tau Kappa Epsilon and Phi, Alpha Eta.

Mrs. Helen B. Smith of 30 Westminster Road has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Bettie Jean Smith. to Robert S. Dike of Ventnor City, N.

J. Miss Smith is 3 graduate of the New Jersey College for Women of Rutgers University. Mr. Dike, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence S. Dike of Ventnor City, N. will receive his degree this Spring from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N. where he is a well-known radio and church soloist. O'Shea-Conway Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph McElhone of 228 90th St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret O'Shea, to James J. Conway Jr. of Providence, R.

I. Miss O'Shea is a graduate of Bay Ridge High School and attended the Heffley School. Mr. Conway attended LaSalle Academy in Providence, Manhattan College and Pace Institute. Mr.

and Mrs. Guiseppe Vitelli of Lynbrook have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Louise Marie Vitelli, to Dr. Vincent Ragaini, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Ragaini of Manhattan.

Miss Vitelli was graduated from the Academy of St. Joseph at Brentwood and attended Pratt Institute. She has been president of the Lynbrook Junior League for Mercy Hospital and is also connected with the Junior League of Columbus Hospital, Manhattan. Dr. Ragaini received his degree at the College of Dentistry, New York University.

Schweitzer-Voyes Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schweitzer of Center Woodmere, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Schweitzer, to John W. Voyes, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Voyes of Herbert Place. Hewlett. The bride-elect is a graduate of Woodmere High School and is now associated with the New York Telephone Company. Mr.

Voyes, also a graduate of Woodmere High School, is with the Atlantic Beach Bridge Corporation. -Patton -Patton Announcement of the engagement of Miss Marion Martha Lockhart to Alfred F. Patton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noel R.

Patton of Rockville Centre, has been announced by her father, Charles Lockhart of St. Albans. Rockville Centre Rockville Centre Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Rockville Centre, Feb. 21-Lt. Edwin Bennett and Mrs.

Bennett, formerly of 140 Vernon announce the birth of their first child, Barbara Ann Bennett, Feb. 14, at the South Nassau Communities Hospital, Oceanside. Bennett is the former Miss Margaret Smith, daughter of Mrs. Walter Barker of Oceanside. Lieutenant Bennett is stationed at Aberdeen, Md.

Mrs. Lewis Dill will be hostess to the members of her bridge club on Thursday. Mrs. William Lloyd will have her bridge club members as her guests on Tuesday. Mrs.

Andrew Fritz will entertain at her home on Monday for the members of the Past 1 Matrons' Club of Cassiopeia Chapter, O. E. following luncheon at Winona Fisher's Restaurant, Merrick Road. Mrs. Caroline Monroe's luncheon and bridge club will meet at her home on Thursday.

Members of Mrs. J. Henry Gies' card club will be her guests at dessert -bridge party at her home on Wednesday. Miss Ruth Warnken will be hostess at her home on Saturday to the Elder Brewster Chapter, C. A.

R. Mr. and Mrs. Willis A. Dibble Jr.

have returned to their home Washington, D. following visit with Mrs. Dibble's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L.

Ryan. Miss Mary L. Donnelly will entertain the Royal Eight Club luncheon and bridge at her home Wednesday. Mrs. Leon Cooper entertained the Rock Delphians yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Herbert C. Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J.

O'Brien entertained this evening at their Fonda Road home Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bertram Malverne will be hosts at a dinner and bridge at their home Drake St. on Friday evening. Mrs.

Arthur C. Edmonds and Mrs. James J. Gaine chairman and co-chairman for the bridge and fashion show being sponsored by the juniors for St. John's University Auxiliary Scholarship Fund on Saturday afternoon at the Rainbow Grill, Manhattan, announce the initial list of patronesses and subscribers.

The group includes Mrs. William Cleef Bolton, Mrs. John E. Baxter, Mrs. Walter Jeffreys Carlin, Mrs.

Irving Daniel Maguire, Mrs. George G. Baxter, Mrs. William Galligan, Miss Marion O'Boyle, Mrs. Robert Sewell, Mrs.

Francis D. McGarey, Mrs. Mary Dost, Mrs. Charles Byrne, Miss Mary Walsh, Miss Helen Walsh, Mrs. Hector McG.

Curren, Mrs. George Norton, Mrs. Miles F. McGonald, Mrs. Armando Selgas, Mrs.

Thomas F. McEnaney, Mrs. LeBurn Metzger, Mrs. William H. Good, Mrs.

William Donohue, Mrs. James J. Heffernan, Mrs. Edward J. Raleigh, Mrs.

Hugh Montgomery Copeland, Mrs. Louis Frisse, Mrs. William J. Heffernan, Mrs. David Ketcham, Mrs.

George 1 Kuhn, Mrs. Joseph M. Bannon, Mrs. Emerson Love. Mrs.

John T. McDonald, Mrs. William Delaney, Mrs. Walter Foley, Mrs. John T.

Blake, Miss Veronica Carberry, Mrs. Berry Coughlin, Mrs. Lawrence J. Charrot, Mrs. Julian Acosta, Miss Mary G.

Cox. Mrs. George R. Holahan, Mrs. William McKee, Miss Miriam Gorman, Mrs.

Edward J. Keegan, Miss Josephine Lamond, Miss Genevieve Hamilton, Mrs. John McKenna, Mrs. James B. Donovan, Mrs.

Adolph Eccardt, Mrs. John A. Collins, Mrs. John Donovan, Miss Anne Hickey, Mrs. George Kuss, Mrs.

Joseph P. Cunneen, Mrs. Arthur Lockwood, Mrs. Henry Mannix, Miss Margaret Markey, Mrs. Thomas E.

Murray, Miss Edythe McCurdy, Mrs. John R. McDonald, Mrs. Jeremiah Walsh, Miss Margaret Hickey. Mrs.

Frederick Magiola, Mrs. William Geoghan, Miss Biddy Watson, Miss Sheila Watson, Miss Kathleen Conkley, Miss Florence Shumway, Miss Kay Howard, Miss Geraldine Creen, Miss Rosalind Magiola, Mrs. George Copeland, Mrs. Edward A. Flemming, Mrs.

Peter Vitulli, Miss cay, Mrs. Robert Duffy, Mrs. Harcreoshan, Miss McKee. Helen Miss Geoghan Margaret and Miss Joan Holahan. Exchange Elects The Five Towns Women's Exchange re-elected its entire executive board at the 11th annual meeting held at the Rockaway Hunting Club, Cedarhurst, on Tuesday.

The board, which consists of Mrs. Robert Sealy Mrs. A. B. Schultz, Mrs.

Johns Hopkins Congdon and Mrs. Walter Eaton. was chosen last week to head the governing unit of the organization in place of a president. Others chosen include Mrs. G.

Philip Lynch, secretary; Mrs. Philip J. Dwight, treasurer; Mrs. Eaton, finance chairman. New directors selected were Mrs.

Sidney C. Alden, Mrs. Stephen Landon, Mrs. E. R.

Duer and Mrs. McLean Morris. Announcement was made that due to the Bargain Box, a thrift shop, in the basement of the store at 111 Cedarhurst Cedarhurst, the Exchange is today self supporting. It is open to the public every Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kaufmann have leased an apartment at 37 Woodmere Boulevard, Woodmere, and will occupy it this week. Mrs.

Kaufmann is the former Miss Suzanne Sloss. BRIDE- ELECT Miss Marion at Sue Moscowitz is the daughter of Federal Judge and Mrs. Grover M. Moscowitz of Brooklyn and the fiancee of Joseph P. Landes, also of Brooklyn, son of the late Mr.

and Mrs Samuel T. Landes. Miss Moscowitz is a senior at Adelphi of College. Mr. Landes attended Fordham University and Fordon ham Law School.

Camr-Arts photo BRIDGE -Mrs. George R. Marsh is shown with her young sons, George R. Marsh Jr. and Billy Marsh.

Mrs. Marsh is chairman of Froebel Academy's patriotic bridge which will be held Friday evening in the auditorium of the Swedish Hospital. The children attend the academy pre-school. Movies on Defense Planned by Council The tion at plans films place ings The with shown Hanson executive board of the Mo- day, at 2 p.m. Club.

and Picture Council for Brooklyn, church groups are invited to the general meetings. their regular meeting, made The officers of the council who for the showing of a series of form the committee in charge of on national defense to take meetings are Mrs. Lewis P. Addoms, at the monthly general meet- chairman; Mrs. Robert E.

Griebe, of the council. Mrs. Robert Schmidt. Mrs. Harrifirst, "Women in Defense." son MacLenathen.

Mrs. Elmer T. other short subjects, will be Sullebarger. Mrs. Edward C.

Burns, at the Central Y. M. C. A. on Mrs.

A. Vincent Harcourt and Mrs. Place, Brooklyn, George C. Sutcliffe. dore B.

Brown, Mrs. H. Edward Dreier. Mrs. Henry C.

Eldert, Mrs. George S. Frank, Mrs. William H. Good, Mrs.

Raymond V. Ingersoll, Mrs. William B. Parker, Mrs. Charles E.

Perkins, Miss Jessie Wells Post, Miss Righter and Miss Elizabeth Van Brunt, Sea Cliff Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sea Cliff, Feb. 21-Miss Virginia Wyckoff Jenkins, daughter of Mrs. Wilson Wyckoff Jenkins of Harriet Court. Sea Cliff and Brooklyn, and of the late Mr. Jenkins of Brooklyn, became the bride day evening of Noel Bruce Dowling, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Dowling of Glen Cove. The ceremony took place at the Reformed Church of Oyster Bay in Brookville, and was followed by a reception at the home of the bride's mother. After a fedding trip, Mr. and Mrs.

Dowling will reside in Sea Cliff. The marriage of Miss Enid Yandik. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yandik of Du Bois and Arnold Backer of Floral Park took place on Saturday morning at the Lutheran Church in Hempstead.

Bernard Murray of Washington, D. and his fiancee, Miss Dorothy Schroeder of Frederick. were the weekend guests of Mr. Murray's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Bernard Gunthel, at their home on Glenlawn Ave. Mr. and Mrs. George Stapleton have taken a house on Du Bois which they occupied this week. Mrs.

August Ganzenmuller has returned to her home in Glenlawn Court, after a stay in Florida. Mrs. Edward McMahan has left for California to be near her husband, Pvt. Edward McMahan. Mrs.

Henry L. Schaefer of Hanson Place has gone to Boston, where she will visit her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter W.

Voelbel of Glenlawn Ave. left this week for a vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen Physioc of Bayville Boulevard gave a dinner on Sunday in honor of Miss Virginia Scott, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander Scott, whose marriage to Robert Auth will take place tomorrow. Mrs. F. Christopher Weber of Bird Hollow, her home here on Cedar Swamp Road, left this week for a three weeks' stay at Palm Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hone, formerly of Brooklyn. are occupying their new home in Glen Knolls, Oceanside Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Oceanside, Feb. 21-Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Quinn and family of Howard Place are spending the holiday weekend in Hartford, Conn. Dr. William H. Hudnut returned to Northampton, this week, following a visit with his daughter, Mrs.

Henry H. Bischoff of Holmcrest Court. Mr. and Mrs. William McCumiskey are making their home in Rockville Centre.

Mrs. McCumiskev is the former Miss Audrey Strohm, daughetr of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strohm of Harrison Ave. Miss Yvette Milos is spending the holiday weekend with her aunt, Miss Thelma Herrera of Sunnyside.

Froebel Card Party Patrons Are Announced Mrs. George R. Marsh, chairman of Froebel Academy's bridge on Friday evening, announces the decorations and prizes will be of a patriotic nature. Mrs. Karl M.

Stabler is chairman of the refreshment committee. Refreshments will follow the same pattern. Mrs. Florence M. McCormac, headmistress of the school; Miss Lillian Cochrane and Miss Grace Macnamara of the ticket tee announce the following patrons: Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. John Bardenhagen, Dr. and Mrs.

George Beamer, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bellmer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brunetti, Dr.

and Mrs. Carleton Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. C. Conrad Carlson, Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Carney, Mrs. Helen Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conroy, Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Doyle, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Douglas Erskine, Mr. and Mrs. William Fox, Mr. and Mrs.

John Francis, the Rev. and Mrs. Augustus Guiley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson, Mrs.

Marie McCullough, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Krulder, Dr. and Mrs. George R.

Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthias, Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy, Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas Monfort, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nias, Mrs. Patricia Noonan, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter F. O'Malley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe, Mr.

and Mrs. Stewart Park, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pond, Mrs. Georgia Price, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Prant, Mr. and Mrs. George Root, Mr. and Mrs.

George Ruger, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Serene, Dr. and Mrs. Leon Green, Rep.

and Mrs. Andrew L. Somers, and Karl M. Staebler, Henry Mr. Mrs.

Thomann, Lt. and Mrs. George Waldo, Lt. and Mrs. Arthur Woolley, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis F. West, Mr. and Mrs. John Wildhack, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph F. Maguire, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Kleeck, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred A. Tausk, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Saxe Keyes, George B.

Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkland Clark, Justice and Mrs. Edwin L. Garvin, Mr.

and Mrs. Orrin R. Judd, Mr. and Mrs. William Hartz, Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Mills, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Antz, Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Schippers, Mrs. William Pouch, Mrs.

James W. Park, Mrs. John L. Beinert, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto L. Auerbach, Miss Louise Baldwin, Mrs. Louise Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Freeman, Hon.

and Mrs. Peter B. Hanson, Mrs. Emmett Hundley, Dyson Kennedy, and Mrs. Joseph Squillace, Dr.

Mrs. A. A. Wemmell, Dr. and Mrs.

Kerson Barney, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Wicht, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Covert, Mrs.

Adrian M. Yarrington, Miss Mary Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimore P. Robertson, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles O. Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L.

Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. E. Walter Carlson. Lynbrook Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Lynbrook, Feb.

21-Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers entertained this evening at their home, 23 Durland Road. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Michael Hofbauer are making their home in Lynbrook. Mrs. Hofbauer, the former Miss Katherine Mildred Hennings, is the daughter of Mrs. Katherine Hennings of Pearsall Avenue. East Rockaway Special to the Brooklyn Eagle East Rockaway, Feb.

21- Mrs. John Kohlus will entertain the East Rockaway Eight Club at cards at her home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Short of Flint Road have announced the birth of a son, Edward Stephen Short, Monday, Feb.

9, at Mercy Hospital, Rockville Centre. The members of Delta Kappa Pl Sorority recently met at the home of Miss Tordis Peterson, 73 St. Paul's Place, to plan for a cocktail party to be held at the Hotel Pierrepont next Sunday. -Dike a in a Camr-Arts photo IN BRIDAL-Mrs. James Lin- coln Mooney was Miss Virginia V.

Doran, daughter of Mrs. Peter J. Doran of 654 Park Place and the late Mr. Doran. Her marriage in St.

Teresa's Church was followed by a reception at the FrankIlin Arms..