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mm wrrwf' rnr "wrnr-rn 1 jfe, i a 1 BROOKLYN EAGLE, OCT. 17, 1948 empomm i a (fcV'Vi By RUTH G. DAVIS Society Editor ommen Uinww rn ilfWlM I 1 MgliUl.m.lfcMJII .11 rmmJI)mUK nil mill Jj HONEYMOON IN BERMUDA Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Nelson Jr. are pictured at "Horizons," Paget, Bermuda, where they are spending their honeymoon. Mrs. Nelson is the former Harriet Joan Allen, daughter of Mrs. Irving C.

Allen of Brooklyn and Massapequa and the late Dr. Allen. Mr. Nelson is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Nelson of Newton Center, Mass. ANTHONIAN PARTY CHAIRMtN Heads of committees for the Anthonian Hall card party, to be held Nov. 20, at the Columbus Club, include, left to right, Miss Sonya Hunter, junior chairman of dinner; Mrs. Joseph Loftus, special prize chairman, and Miss Dorothy Deal, junior special prize front; Miss Virginia junior chairman of tickets, and Miss Madge Pierce, chairman of table prizes, rear. Benefit for Shelter Name Committee To Discuss Socihl Work Blix-Recknagel Vows For Bundle Party 5,000 Here Tomorrow Heard by Dr.

Lathrop Miss Joy Recknagel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Recknagel of 31 Garden Place, was married to Reginald Sverre Blix, son of Carl Bllx of Oslo, Norway, and the late Mrs. Blix, yesterday at the Church of the Saviour.

The Rev. Dr. John For State Conference LAST BEING THE KIND of a season it was, really proved disturbing to many, particularly to chairmen and committees arranging parties. Even though they tried to joke it off the blizzard did spoil many events. With all that snow still their memories, several organizations are rearranging their calendar so as not to again have extreme weather disrupt their plans.

A few have decided to skip the month of December altogether, eliminating it for meetings, benefits, etc. Other groups have pushed their dates ahead into November. THE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION of St. Joseph's College is such a group. The same committee is running the dance this year as was announced last year due to the fact that the blizzard canceled the event.

It was to be held on Dec, 26, and who needs to be reminded of that night? THE DANCE OF ST. JOSEPH'S ALUMNAE will be held in the Sert Room of the Waldorf -Astoria, 'Manhattan. Victor will supply the music for the dancing. He was highly recommended to the committee by Rita Nesdill, one of the alumnae who has had occasion to use his services. Miss Virginia Kehoe is chairman of the party and will be assisted by Mrs.

John Marshall and Mrs. Joseph C. Haffey, in charge of publicity; Miss Margaret Joklel, arrangements; the Misses Loretta Lopez and Virginia Lee, door committee; Miss Grace Devoy, bids, and the Misses Marie and Patricia Mallon, printing. The alumnae, of course, are doubling their efforts to make this dance a great success it should be a two-in-one to make up for disappointments of last year. TRAVELERS Mr.

and Mrs. Almet Reed Latson of 450 E. 19th St. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles C. Hull of 474 E. 23d St. at their new Summer home in Madison, Conn. Chairman of the committee of program girls, for the Colony House Shop Bundle party and fashion show on Wednesday is Miss Elsa Scho-maker.

The event will take place at the Hotel Bossert. The committee includes Mrs. Frederick Haenlein and the Misses Elizabeth Keely. Barbara Meyer, Carol Moody, Elizabeth McMahon, Kath-lene Conaty and Isabelle Magnus. Bay Ridge Homes To Be Opened ior Howland Lathrop officiated.

Authorities from this country and from Canada, will discuss pressing community problems of juvenile delinquency, mental hygiene, rehabilitation and care 4 the aged during the five-day and Cornelius Minnema, cousins session of the New York State Conference on Social Work open of the bride; Dudley D. Camp' bell James Ray, James G. iilg tomorrow at the Hotel St Georee. The conference will sist in arrangements for the smooth conduct of the confer The Catholic Biff Sisters, Miss Alicia Rhatigan, will hold a card party jor the Shelter jor Girls at the Helen P. McCormick Memorial, 338 Clinton on Wednesday evening, Oct.

27, at 8 o'clock, General chair-man is Mrs. Frank P. Sloan and Mrs. Edward F. Fazio is co-chairman.

Other heads of committees include: Table prizes, Mrs. Joseph Rock, chairman; Mrs. Richard Main-waring, co-chairman. Special prizes, Miss Mary R. Furey, chairman; Miss Theresa Cosgrove, co-chairman.

Cards, Mrs. Matthews McCartin, chairman. Door, Miss Elizabeth Deegan, chairman; Mrs. John C. Dillon, co-chairman.

Reception, Mrs. Eugene Davis, Miss Rhatigan, Miss Alice Cavanaugh. Award, Mrs. Alfred Paulson, Mrs. John Midler.

Gifts, Miss Florence Cos-grove, chairman; Miss Mary O'Brien, co-chairman. Tickets, Mrs. Anthony Vincrgue.r-ra, chairman; Mrs. Stephen Qetta, co-chairman. Villa de Sales Bridge Dunlaf, and John de Besche.

Mr. and Mrs. Blix are spending their honeymoon in the ence. The reception followed in the parish house of the church. Mr.

Recknagel gave his daughter In marriage. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin, which had belonged to her mother, with a floor length tulle and lace veil. She carried white roses. Miss Joan Campbell attended as the maid of honor and the bridesmaids included Mrs. Cornelius Minnema, the bride's cousin, and Miss Mrs.

Jeanne Emmet will be Poconos. They will live at 45 co'nclude on Friday and marks: the first time in the organization's 49-year history that the event has been held in this bdrough. More than 5,000 persons are chairman for a group of Red Tea and Food Sale Cross volunteers on Wednesday to greet the delegation. On Thursday the National Council The Women's Federation of Union Church of Bay Ridge, Mrs. George Cameron, presi of Jewish Women will provide volunteers, Mrs.

Philip R. Miller, Clitheroe Hatheway. The At chairman. Co-chairmen of host expectea to attenu. Among" the outstanding' persons to be heard will be Mon-signor Fulton J.

Sheen of the Catholic University of Washington, who will speak during luncheon on Thursday. tendants wore forest green Rem sen St. The bride was graduated from the Packer Collegiate Institute and is employed by the Pot devin Export ManhaU tan. Mr. Blix received his edu cation at Trent College, near Nottingham, England.

He served in the Norwegian Army during the war. He is the representative in the United States for the Sverre Bllx shipping firm. esses on Friday will be Mrs. faille dresses. The maid ofhoa or carried yellow chrysanthe' F.

Wathall and Mrs. Arthur Acy Rouner. mums, and the bridesmaids rust dent, is sponsoring Open House Day on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Bernardus Evertsen and Mrs.

Philip -W. Mowle are co-chairmen of the event. Tables of the nations will be displayed with tea and a food sale. Homes to be used are those of Mrs. John Paul Jones, Mrs.

Eugene A special committee of and yellow chrysanthemums. His topic will be "The Role of Brooklyn Diocesan Council- of Knud Winkle acted as the Welfare in the World Today." Catholic Women, Mrs. Lorenzo best man. Serving as ushers Commissioner of Welfare were Bernard V. Reclcnagel Raymond M.

Hilllard, Dr. Mar caret Mead, Dr. Thomas D. Dub A. Moin, Mrs.

Ernest Fertino, Mrs. James L. Cropsey, Mrs. Ero The Villa de Sales Auxiliary for Convalescent Care will hold in of the Long Island College Mejia, chairman, will act as hostesses on with headquarters at 191 Joralemon Street. Authors to Be Guests At Plymouth Church of Medicine, Dr.

George F. K. Djerf, Mrs. Michael Borah and Mrs. W.

N. Durwoody. its first Fall meeting and de Davidson, Deputy Minister of Welfare, Ottawa, Canada; OUie Table settings will include sert bridge on Thursday, Oct. 21, in the Colonial Room of the Polyna Stoska Invited To Open Apollo Season The Apollo Club of Brook- At this concert, according to lyn, Henry C. Bainbridge, presi- William G.

Edinburg, chairman- A. Randall, president of the con Christmas Eve in Poland by Mrs. L. DuChowski: China by The Business and Profes- Columbus Club at 12:30 p.m ference; Ralph Whalen, director of the New York City Youth Mrs. Milton Lee; Mexico by Mrs.

Vincent M. Sozzl is general sional Guild of the Plymouth Board; Edmond FitzGerakl Mrs. Adelbert Morton; Syria by chairman of the luncheon, with dent, will open its 71st season of the Solo Committee, Miss Mrs. John E. Baxter as co-chair Mrs.

Taufeek Forhood; Italy by Mrs. Dabis Shaw; Norway by chief probation officer of Kings County Court, also will present their views and experiences to with a concert on Wednesday, man. Mrs. Alfred E. Nollman and Miss Anne Burke will as- Mrs.

Arne Johannsen; Denmark by Mrs. J. F. Kiernan and Mrs. the conference, Dec.

1. in the Opera House of the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Alfred Boyce will Polyna Stoska of the Metropolitan Opera Association will be the assisting artist. Two other concerts are scheduled for Feb. 16 and April 27.

sist. The Rev. Joseph X. Spell man is moderator of the auxil George Feddersen, and Finland Catherine White, supervisor ef the Catholic Guardian Society of Brooklyn; Dr. George Church of the Pilgrims is planning to celebrate its third birthday on Tuesday evening, Oct.

19, at the Church House, 75 Hicks Street. The program will feature "Books and Authors Night." Among those present will be Bertram D. Wolfe, author of "Three Who Made a Henrietta Rip-perger, author of "A Household Hilda Osterhout author of "The Flame and the Mildred Davis, author of "The Room Upstairs," and Stevenson of the National Com Fashion Show to Help Georgian Court Fund lary, of which Mrs, Clifton Dance is president. Wyckoff Heights The annual Fall card and game party of the Ladies Aid mittee for Mental Hygiene and stitution's endowment fund. Sis- Dr.

Frank J. OBrien, assistant superintendant of schools of A great number of Brooklyn residents are expected to at by Finland House of New York. Mrs. W. H.

Barlow will be in charge of the food sale and Mrs. Fred Schoeplin of the tea. Anniversary Tea The Chapin Home for the Aged and Infirm will hold its anniversary tea and sale on Monday afternoon, Oct. 25, at 165th St. and Chapin Parkway, Jamaica.

Society of Wyckoff Heights tend the annual card party and fashion show of the Georgian New York City, will address the sessions. Boro Women as Hostess? Hospital, Mrs. H. J. Gaus, pres ter Mary Beatrice is director of the card party.

Fashions will be modeled by Georgian Court students through the courtesy of Steinbach's, Asbury Park, New Jersey. ident, will be. held tomorrow at the Nurses' Home, 300 Stock Court College, Lakewpod, N. on Saturday, Oct. 2, at the college, for the benefit of the in xi A committee of hostesses will Cleveland Rodgers and Rebecca welcome the delegates each day B.

Rankin, co-authors of "New check attendance and to as- York: The World's Capital City." holm St. Miss Josephine Bur ger is chairman. Agatha Edna Stamm Becomes Bride Of G. E. Rice at St.

Barbaras Church St. Anselm's Church Is Nuptial Scene For Abigail Kirby and T. G. Bennett. was educated at the Most Holy Trinity School, Cleveland High School and St.

John's When the couple return from a wedding trip to Bermuda, they will make their home at Richmond Hill. Announcement is made of the late Helen McSweeney Kirby, selm's R. C. Church yesterday marriage of Miss Abigail Tlfer- to Thomas Gerard Bennett, son by eVi james McEvoy esa Kirby, daughter of Eugene of Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Ben- P. Kirby of 338 82d St. and the nett of 660 88th at St. An- A given The wedding of Miss Agatha Edna Stamm, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry G. Stamm of 894 Bushwick and Clarence Edward Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C.

Rice of Gloria Walton tired in a dress of white satin made on princess lines with a high sweetheart neckline and long train. Her long tulle veil fell from 'a seed pearl Juliet cap. She carried Calla lilies. Maid of honor for her sister was Miss Eileen V. Kirby, who was dressed in a rose beige lace dress over taffeta with a matching cap.

She carried ivy. Dr. Walton's Daughter Selects Oct. 30 as Date To Wed R. W.

Martens 1J68 Greene took place yesterday at St. Barbara's R. C. Church. The Rev.

George A. Lannig officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a white satin dress with a long train, long sleeves, and buttons down the back. Her satin bertha was trimmed with plumes of seed pearls.

The full length silk illusion veil was held in place by a tiara of seed pearls. She carried gardenias and lilies of the valley with a white orchid. Maid of honor for Tier sister was Miss Theresa A. Stamm. She wore a rose pink faille taffeta gown with cap sleeves and a high neckline.

She carried mi Other sisters of the bride served as bridesmaids. They were Mrs. Joseph F. Ferencik and Miss Eugenia Ann Kirby, who wore gowns similar to Miss Gloria Louise Walton, daughter of the Rev. Dr.

and Mrs. Alfred Grant Walton of 730 E. 18th has completed plans for her marriage to Richard Wesley Martens of Hartford, son of Dr. and Mrs. William C.

Martens of 413 E. 17th on Satur that of the maid of honor. Reception at Towers day evening, Oct. 30, at the Flat The bridegroom's brother, and Technology at Pratt Insti tute. He is a member of Psl Upsilon fraternity, the Hartford Junior Chamber of Commerce orcnia pom-poms and wore a bush -Tompkins Congregational Church.

Dr. Walton, pastor, will officiate at the ceremony. The reception will take place at the Hotel Bossert. Matron of honor will be Mrs. John Thayer Taintor, sister of the prospective Attend- ing as the maid of honor will be and the Farmington Countrykeadpiece of the same flowers.

Club. He is the assistant to the Attending as bridesmaids were Mrs. Thomas F. Tyne, the president of the Hart Manufac turing Company of Hartford. bridegroom's sister, Mrs.

Donald Issing, and Miss Barbara J. Morton. They wore gowns similar to that of the maid of honor John J. Bennett attended as best man and Joseph F. Ferencik and Randal Tajet ushered.

The reception was held in the' Jade Room of the Towers Hotel. The couple are spending their honeymoon in the South will live in Bay Ridge. During the war Mr. Bennett served with the Marines. Births Announced i In Culhane Family Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Culhane of 744 E. 37th St announce Miss Priscilla Palmer, and Mrs. Malloy Pinto winiam ii.

Martens tne Miss Mary S. Pinto, daughter bridegroom-elect's sister-in-law, I in Queen Anne blue and car- and Miss Marie Moscr as brides-of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinto: rled yellow pom-poms. mams, nest man for his brother: of 1858 Both became the will be William G.

Martens Jr A v-A if Ty gjt If ft''Mfj the birth of a daughter, Maureen bride of Edward M. Malloy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Malloy of Manhattan, yesterday, at the R.

C. Church of St. Frances de Charital. Miss Anita Verzella, the bride's cousin, attended as maid of honor. Mrs.

John Pinto and the Misses Katherlne Frank Flower Girl In rink Judith M. Tyne, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl. She was dressed in a pink satin frock with lace and carried pink rbses. Serving as best man was a brother of the bridegroom, Thomas G. Rice.

John J. Rice, another brother of the bridegroom; Henry N. Stamm and William B. Stamm, brothers of Ushering will he Richard Em-bree, John Thayer Taintor, James Heenahan Jr. and H.

George Treiss. Miss Walton was graduated from the Packer Collegiate Institute, where she Berved as president of Omega Iota sorority during her senior year. She is a member of Brooklyn Col- and Gilda Chlarini were the ony. iauonai society of ivew, bridesmaids. John Pinto was Elizabeth Culhane, on Sept.

27 at prospect Heights Hospital: Mrs. Culhane is the former Rachel Perez of Brooklyn. Mr. Culhane's sister, Mrs. Frank Guy, and Mr.

Guy also announce the birth of a daughter, Kathleen Ann Guy, on Oct. 7 at Prospert Heights Hospital. The Guys live at 2532 Bedford Ave. Mrs. Guy is the former Catherine Culhane of Brooklyn.

the bride, and Thomas I-'. Tyne, the bridegroom's hrother-in- t-ngianu women. Junior Auxili-best man. Ushering were Nel the Dorchester, Son Frank. Charles Median anrljlaw, ary, ana Masquers.

Howard Meehan Mrs. Rice received her educa fliclutcb phot Her fianre is a graduate of Dartmouth College, class of 1943, and thi School of Science A reception followed the eers-mony at the Knights of Colum-j bus, Thomas Dongan Council. tion at St. Angela Hall Academy snd the Srudrier School, Manhattan. The bridegroom DftM Btroa phA( Mrs.

Thomoi G. Bennett Mrs. Clarence E. Ric.