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the will for be Elizabeth Bolton Engaged to Marry James J. Gaine Jr. November Wedding Planned by Couple: Miss Jackson Makes Plans for Bridal By HELEN BROWN Society Editor The news today is replete with announcements of engagements, weddings and parties which are attendant on brides-to-be. Among the important announcements is the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Curtis Bolton, daughter of Mrs. William Cleef Bolton of 759 E.

18th St. and the late Mr. Bolton to James Joseph Gaine son of Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph Gaine of Belle Harbor.

Miss Bolton attended Maplehurst, Convent of the Sacred Heart, and was graduated from Eden Hall, Philadelphia. She is a junior member of the Brooklyn Woman's Club. Mr. Gaine attended St. John's Prep and Manhattan College.

He is associated with the National City Bank. The wedding will take place in November. Miss Geraldine Jackson, daughter of R. Gilbert Jackson of Third Garden City. and the late Mrs.

Jackson, has chosen Saturday, Oct. 11, as the date for her marriage to William Kistler Coors, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Coors Jr. of Golden, Colo.

The wedding will be a home event, at the Jackson residence, with Bishop Ernest Milmore Stires, Bishop of Long Island, officiating. A reception will follow. Miss Jackson will have Miss May Coors, sister of Mr. Coors, as her only attendant and Adolph Coors 3d will be best man for his brother. Miss Barbara Anderson of Garden City, whose engagement to Lieut.

Charles Paul Sheffeld of Mount Ida. Arkansas, was announced early in the month, was honored yesterday at a surprise gift shower and buffet supper party given by Miss, Dorothy Bayer and James W. Lenney The other guests were Roy B. Anderson, Mrs. Magee, Mrs.

James LeSoeur, Mrs. James Campbell, Mrs. Frank K. Lyons, Mrs. James W.

Porter, Mrs. R. G. Sparrow, the Misses Carol Roth, Frances Lyons, Ruth Anderson and Betty Anderson. An interesting announcement comes from Westfield.

N. today. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W.

Williams announce the birth of a daughter, Gail Williams, on Monday at Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfeld, N. J. Mrs. Williams was Miss Lesley Olcott of Brooklyn. The baby's grandparents are Mrs.

M. L. Olcott of Ridgefeld, Neilson Olcott of Manhattan, and Mrs. Ralph Williams Washington, D. all former Brooklynites, An early September wedding is revealed by Fred M.

Ahern of Brooklyn and Northport, Republican leader of the 10th A. who announces the marriage on Sept. 6 of his daughter, Miss Mercedes Clare Ahern, to Thomas Dexter Alden Amenia. N. son of Mrs.

Thomas Dexter Alden of Topeka, and Spring Valley, Cal. The ceremony took place in St. Francis Church, Manhattan. The bride is a graduate of St. Angela Hall, Our Lady of Academy at Syosset and the accountancy school of St.

John's University. Mr. Alden is a graduate of Culver Military School Washington and Lee University. Mr. and Mrs.

Alden will live in Amenia. Miss Margaret Andrine Paulsen, Paulsen of 8802 Ridge Boulevard, Mrs. Therese Plyem of 479 72d Church in Bay Ridge. The ceremony the church, the Rev. John Henry reside at 1228 82d following a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul C. was married to Austin Plyem, son of on Sept. 20, at the Christ Episcopal was performed by the rector of Fitzgerald. Mr.

and Mrs. Plyem will trip at Lake George, N. Y. Miss Helen Elizabeth Stange, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Stange of Waldwick, became the bride of F. Ronald McCormack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCormack of Ramsey, N. formerly of Brooklyn on Saturday in the Methodist Church, Waldwick, the Rev.

Carl J. Conrod, pastor, officiated. Miss Stange had as her maid of honor Miss Sarah Van Tilburg of Alpine, and the bridesmaids were the Misses Augusta Scardefield of Brooklyn, Jacqueline Voss of Ramsey and Elso Strudwick of Passaic. Kermit McCormack was best man for his brother, and the ushers were Harold Happe and Robert Hill of Ramsey. There was a reception at the Swiss Calet, Ramsey.

Following a wedding trip to Canada and Niagara Falls the couple will reside in Flatbush. Carolyn Stockhoff Plans Her Wedding Next Week Mr. and Mrs. Herman George Stockhoff of 221-06 Davenport Queens Village, announce the wedding of their daughter, Miss Carolyn Stockhoff, to Craig Angell will take place next Wednesday at 8:30 o'clock in the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Queens Village. The officiating clergyman will be the Rev.

J. Edward Vesper. A reception in the Garden City Hotel will follow. Mrs. George Eiss of Staten Island will be matron of honor and the bridesmaids will be Mrs.

Edward Bartold of Queens Village and Mrs. Charles Garmy of Beechhurst, cousins of the prospective bride; Miss Elsbeth Stein and Mrs. William C. Stevens, both of Brooklyn. Earl C.

Angell of Durhamville, N. will act as best man for his brother. Ushers will be Arthur Stockhoff of Queens Village, brother of the prospective bride; Harry Hedeman of Sag Harbor and Arthur Hedeman of Boston. cousins of the prospective bride; John Van Gundy and William Johnson of Mrs. Hauff Entertains Ozanam Members Mrs.

John J. Hauff, chairman of the bridge to be given by the Ozanam Home Auxiliary on Oct. 25 1 to the Knights of Columbus club, entertained the moderator, the Rev, J. Emmett O'Donnell, the president, Mrs. Francis A.

Young, and her cochairmen, Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Cox and Miss Estelle W. McCrossin and various chairmen of committees. at her home yesterday. Plans the affair were discussed A general meeting of the mixildary held on Tuesday afternoon at 48 Concord St.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Duffy, Mrs Harry Salt and Miss Alice Salt are among the Brooklynities at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, N.

J. DENTISTS Drs. Smith, Hart Dolan. Brooklyn-446 Fulton St. 160-13 Jamaica Avenue JAMAICA, N.

Jamaica Office Open Monday and Friday Evenings Boys Club Committee Plans Year Marjorie Andresen Heads Navy Yard Unit A meeting of the new officers of the Junior Committee, Boys Club, Navy Yard District, was held on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Anne Dorsey, 1362 Carroll St. The new officers are Miss MarJorie Andresen, president; Mrs. John vice president; Miss Anne Dorsara, corresponding secretary; Miss Kay Roney, recording secretary; Miss Mary Sheerin, treasurer, and Miss Virginia C. Kearney, chairman of press. The social calendar for the coming year was discussed and plans were made for a president's tea at the home of Miss Marjorie Andresen Sunday afternoon, Oct.

12, to inaugurate the new season. The second annual formal dance 1s scheduled for Friday, Dec. 26. There will be a series of informal bridges throughout the year. Regular meetings will be held the first Tuesday evening of each month and there will be a special meeting of the officers on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.

John S. Ward. Mrs. Howard A. Collins and her young son, Howard Robert Collins of Grand Rapids, are here on a visit and are with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Feeley at the Hotel Pierrepont. Collins is James, the former Miss Louise Feeley. She is a member of Alpha Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Myra Hope Correll Becomes Bride Of G.

W. Billings in Grace Church Miss Myra Hope Correll, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Orville C. Correll of 858 President St.

and Massapequa, was married to George William Billings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Billings, also of Brooklyn. The ceremony was performed in Grace Methodist.

Church by the Rev. Walter E. Thompson, pastor. The chancel in the church was decorated in green and white and Lowell Patton played the bridal music. The soft glow of candles made the lighting effect exceptionally beautiful, Mr.

Correll gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of bridal satin and carries a bouquet of bouvardia and orchids. Her tulle veil was held in place John Kays Feted On Their Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Kay of 636 Parkside Ave. celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday with a dinner at the Midwood Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Kay, who are 70 and 68 years old respectively, were born and brought up in Flatbush and have lived here throughout their married life.

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by a Juliet cap of point Venice lace and orange blossoms. The bride's only attendants were her two sisters. The maid of honor, Miss Olive Anna Correll, wore a shaded green taffeta gown, and the bridesmaid, Miss June Faith Correll, wore a taffeta gown of shaded gold. Both attendants carried bouquets of yellow roses and delphinium. The best man was John Haun of Hollis, cousin of the bridegroom.

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Order them this afternoon. this evening. tomorrow morning THE NUMBER FOR RESULTS IS MIN 4-6200 who is 84 years old; reading of four Brooklyn newspapers, including the Eagle, of Sept. 23, 1891, by Mrs. George Muhlenberg showing news and styles of 50 years ago; the presentation of a "memory book" signed by the family and guests and given by George Muhlenberg and music throughout the evening.

Other guests present included two daughters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Brown, and Mr. and Mrs.

John S. Meyerer and Marion Brown and John K. Meyerer grand children; Mrs. C. W.

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