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BROOKLYN EAGLE, Harmany photo Mrs. B. E. MacBride Eleanor Butler Wed Yesterday To Capt. MacBride Miss Eleanor Marie Butler, daughter of Mrs.

Eugene Gregory Butler of 6646 Sedwick Place was married at the Church of Our Lady Angels to Capt. yesterdare Bernard E. MacBride, U. S. Army, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward J. MacBride of Belleville, N. J. The ceremass at George mony was performed, at a nuptial W.

Foley and the Rev. Raymond J. Foley, uncles of the bride, officiated. The bride, given in by her brother, Lt. John E.

Butler. U. S. Army Air Forces, wore a gown of white satin and with a white white adorned fingertip length, veil and carriedite orchids. Miss Frances Moore of Manhattan, was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Alice McMahon and Miss Ruth Saunders, both of Bay Ridge.

Joseph T. Maguire of Belleville, N. was best man and Charles Foley of Hempstead and Charles P. Gelshen a of Belleville a acted as ushers. wedding breakfast for immediate families followed the ceremony at the Hotel Towers.

The bride is a graduate of St. Saviours Academy and the C. F. Young School. Capt.

MacBride attended New York University and is a graduate of New Jersey Law School. Prior to enlistment in the army he practiced law at Newark, N. J. He is a former member of the 36th Infantry now stationed at 'headquarters," New York Port of Embarkation. Upon their return from their wedding trip the couple will reside in Bay Ridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Okey and their daughter, Miss Dorothy Okey, have returned to Indianapolis, after attending the wedding of their son, Corp. W. L.

Okey, who has recently returned from two years of service overseas. The bride is the former Miss Eleanor Hamoney of 5601 8th Ave. The bridal couple have gone to Indiana to spend their honeymoon. The bridegroom will report to Fort Knox, after the wedding trip. I ENGAGED Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan Blicksilver of 709 Crown St. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jeanne Blicksilver, to Aaron Kaplan of 111 21 st St. Miss Blicksilver is a niece of Jacob Gralla, Democratic leader of the 23d Assembly District. Mr.

Kaplan is a chemist. Camr-Arts photo MARRIED Mrs. John Hubbard was Miss Mildred: Carolyn Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H.

Gib- son of 2045 E. 28th St. Petty Officer 1st Class Hubbard, S. Navy, is the son of Mr. and Mrs Bert Hubbard of Aurora, The ceremony took pace May 16 at Corpus Christi, Texas, where the couple will live for the present.

MAY 28, 1944 R. Freeman Engaged To Marry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freeman of 360 Clinton Ave. and Cape May, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Roseanne Therese Freeman, to Pfc.

Warren Louis Van Gelderen, U. S. M. C. of Long Beach.

Miss Freeman is an alumna of Adelphi Academy, and last Fall received her B. A. at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Her fiance, a member of the "Knickerbocker a graduate of Collegiate Prep of New York City, and also of Hobart and William Smith Colleges, is now attending O. C.

S. at Quantico, Va. Underwood Underwood photo Roseanne Freeman Garden City Is Scene Of Fetes Garden City, May 27-Miss Elizabeth De Wolfe of Cathedral Ave. was hostess at a luncheon and gift shower party today in honor of Miss Anne Wood, daughter of the Very Rev. Hubert S.

Wood, dean of the Cathedral of the Incarnation. and Mrs. William Wood. De Miss Wolfe. Wood medical and A.

U. son of the Right Rev. Dr. James Pernette DeWolfe, bishop of Long Island, and Mrs. De Wolfe, will be married in the Cathedral on July 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Fischer of Meadbrook Road will entertain tomorrow in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William N.

Boardman of Manhattan, whose marriage took place last month. Mr. Boardman is Mrs. Fischer's brother. A holiday dinner dance was held at the Cherry Valley Club this evening under the direction of a committee including Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas J. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs.

Webster Caye Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Leyser Mr. and Mrs.

C. Raymond Hix, Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Stevens, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond K. Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. William 0.

Dillingham and Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Schofield. Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin W. Smith of Brompton Road entertained before the dinner dance. The Cathedral Club, of which Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Harvey are the I presidents, closed its season with supper dance at the Garden City Casino this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Palmer, chairmen of the dance, were assisted by Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis W. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry S. Percival. Hosts entertaining at predance parties were Mr. and Mrs.

John W. McConnell of Poplar Mr. and Mrs. William K. Allison of Devereux Place.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Ris and and Mrs. Paul R.

Orr, both of Poplar St. The club's new officers who will direct its affairs for the coming season of 1944-1945 are: Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. Harvey, the presidents; Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Garside and Mr. and Mrs. Paul F.

Swett vice presidents; Mr. Mrs. George H. Hauser, recording secretaries; Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Szekely corresponding secretaries, and Mr. and Mrs. Milmore Stires, treasurers. Mrs. Divine F.

Burtis of Nassau Boulevard, president of the a dral Chapter the Church Charity Foundation. gave a luncheon at her home on Thursday for the chapter members. Mrs. Harold A. Reitz of Stewart Ave.

entertained at tea yesterday for the advisory board and senior class members of the Alpha Alpha chapter of the Delta Delta Delta sorority. Miss Fellendorf To Be Married To Lt. Carty Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sea Cliff, May 27 -Miss Phyllis Elizabeth Fellendorf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fellendorf of Highland Place, has completed plans for her wedding to Lt.

Alwyn Lewis Carts U. S. M. C. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Carty of Bellemore. The ceremony will take place on June 4 at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Sea Cliff, with the pastor. Rev. Duncan F.

Dodd, officiating. and will be followed by a reception at the Fellendorf home. Miss Fellendorf has chosen her cousin. Miss Irene Blessin as her maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be the Misses Ruth Bouton. Joan Haff, Rose Carty, sister of the prospective groom, and Ruth Stillman.

The ushers will be James Carty, brother of Lt. Carty, Edward Carty, a cousin, George Fellendorf of the navy, brother of the bride-elect, and Gordon F. Hoops of the army. The' Ladies Aid Society of St. Catherine Hospital will have its monthly meeting on Friday at 2:30 o'clock at Jennings Hall on Bushwick Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Ward of Michigan will arrive early next week to occupy the Ernesto Stagg house Woodmere for the season. North Shore Colonists Are Active annual strawberry festival to be held on the lawns of All Saints Episcopal Church, Great Neck, on June Mr.

and Mrs. Hamilton Abert of Harbor Acres, opened their home for the Summer. Mrs. John O'Gara of West Creeks Farms Road, Sands Point. was hostess this week at the closing meeting of the Port Washington Unit of the League of Women Voters.

Mrs. Francis Wooley presided. Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Langley Huntington announce the birth of their second son, Christopher Harris, on May 4. Mrs. Langley is the former Miss Helen Hotopp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hotopp of Port Washington Estates.

The Great Neck Unit of the League of Women Voters, held their closing meeting yesterday with a luncheon at the Great Neck Women's Club, Old Mill Road. Mrs. Herbert Lenz. presided and introduced the guest speaker. Mrs.

Lewis Steiger, public finance chairman, for the New York State League of Women Voters. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laube, formerly of the Colony House Hotel, Great Neck, are now residing in New York City. Mrs.

Laube is the former Miss Dorothy Lindgren of Great Neck. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley, and young son, who have been the guests of Mrs. Stanley's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Thompson, of Port Washington, have departed for their home at Joliet, Ill. Mr.

and Mrs. Jasper Depew of Brookridge Road, Great Neck, announce the marriage on May 11, of their daughter, Viola Margaret Depew, to Lieut. John Higgins, also of Great Neck. Lieut. and Mrs.

Higgins are residing at Little Rock, Arkansas. Mrs. Waldo Grose and Mrs. Hunter Delatour, both residents of Great Neck. have been elected president and vice president respectively, of the Long Island Smith College Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Garo Keshishian of Bayview Port Washington, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan, to Ensign Donald Lord, son Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lord of Luquer Road, Manhasset! Bay Estates.

Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Mr. and Mrs. John Wenneis Ivy Way, Port Washington Estates, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Jean Russell Wenneis, on May 13 to 2d Lt. Richard P. Gosselin, U.

S. Army, son of and Mrs. A. P. Gosselin of Springfield, Mass.

The bride will re reside with her parents for the duration. Lt. and Mrs. Alan Gould Jr. nounce the birth of a son.

Erik. at Mercy Hospital, Hempstead, on May 12. Mrs. Gould the former Miss Peggy Mordt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mordt of Port Washington Park. Miss Irene Holt. supervisor music in the Port Washington schools, My will direct Country," the to be pageant, This sented on the school lawns Flower Hill School on June 14. Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin G. Harrison, whose wedding took place on 14, are to return today from a week wedding trip and will remain aboard their cruiser for a Mrs. Harrison is the former Dorothy Louise Harrison, daughter of Dr. Paul Harrison of Arabia. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Henry Harrison of Washington. He is associated the Republic Aircraft Corporation as a mathematical consultant. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoker Manhattan announce the marriage on May their daughter, Jessie Stoker, to Herbert M.

son of Mrs. Dora Statt of Kensington, Great Neck. Mr. Statt received his A. B.

and LL.D. at New University. Mrs. W. W.

Matthews of of of of of of of of of of Neck is general chairman of McTernan co-chairmen. Mrs. John Hayden, Mrs. George Kuss; table prizes; chairman, Mrs. William McClunn; co-chairman, Mrs.

Robert Guie; sweepstakes, chairman, Mrs. Lawrence Bodkin, cochairman, Mrs. James Dempsey; special prizes, chair- man. Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin, coI chairmen, Mrs.

Lawrence McGoldrick, Mrs. John Semmel. Cards, chairman, Mrs. William Dunigan, cochairmen, Mrs. Evans Olwell.

Mrs. Frank Doyle; publicity, chairman. Mrs. Eugene R. O'Brien; door, chairman, Mrs.

Victor Dodworth, cochairman. Mrs. Edward Weingarten; invited guests, chairman. Miss Cecile McTernan, COchairman, Mrs. John Gillen: nonplayers, chairman, Miss Mary Galvin, cochairman, Miss Regina Tierney; reception, chairman, Mrs.

John D. Laurie, cochairman, Mrs. William Oliver: seating, chairman, Mrs. Cornelius Dwyer; cochairman, Mrs. Hec.

tor Curren; cigarettes, chairman, Mrs. Thomas Dwyer, cochairman, Mrs. William McNamara. The president of the Altar Society is Miss Regina O'Hara and the moderator is the Rt. Rev.

Monsignor Francis Connelly. NEWLYWEDS--Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Maxwell were married recently.

The bride was Miss Theresa E. Guglielmo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Guglielmo of Nostrand Ave.

The bridegroom is with the U. S. Navy. Inez Terry Plans Bridal; Other News of I. Towns ENGAGED Miss Rita M.

Cardone's betrothal to Sgt. Eugene J. Connor Jr. of 1634 72d has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick H. Cardone of 1556 73d St. Sea Cliff Personal Notices Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sea Cliff, May 27-At a dinner party held at their home in Harriet Court this week Mr. and Mrs. Harry R.

Smith announced engagement of their daughter, Miss Janet Catherine Smith, to Petty Officer Howard L. Germaine, musician third class, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Germaine of 8th Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ludlow of Prospect Ave.

are at Skytop, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Maisch of Brooklyn have bought the Charles Searing home on Sea Cliff which they will occupy shortly. Miss Helen Hesskamp, daughter of the Rev.

William Hesskamp and the late Hesskamp, will become the of George Weiss Jr. Birdie Richmond Hill on June 24 at the Methodist Episcopal Church here. Mr. and Mrs. Reed R.

Smith have returned to their home on Laurel Ave. after passing 10 days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Newell in Ogdensburg, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank E. De Gelleke of Du Bois Ave. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph De Gelleke at their home in Delhi, N.

Y. Mrs. Edward H. Gerry of Old Westbury is occupying Green Court, the estate of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Norman de R. Whitehouse, for the Summer season. ENGAGED -Miss Helen Mills' engagement to Lt. William Alpert of the Army Air Force has been announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Mills of Lawrence. Altar Society Plans Yearly Bridge-Lunch The annual Spring luncheon and bridge held under the auspices of the Altar Society of Our Lady of Refuge Church is scheduled for Saturday, June 10, in the ballroom of the Hotel Roosevelt, Manhattan. Arrangements are under the chairmanship of Mrs. John J.

Delaney who will be assisted by the following members of the society serving as chairman of various committees: ticket committee, chairman, Mis Mary E. McCarthy; cochairmen, Miss Muriel Head, Miss Peggy Gannon, Mrs. Harry Dennisson; shares committee; chairman, Mrs. Frank A. Grace; cochairman, Mrs.

John McMahon; arrangements committee; chairman, Miss Catherine BRIDE- ELECT -Miss H. Shirley Dentz, daughter of Alvah Dentz of Jersey City and niece of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Baird of 1230 E.

29th is engaged to Charles L. S. Tingley Jr. of North field, N. J.

Special to the Brooklyn Eagle I Sayville-Bayport, May, 27 Miss Inez Terry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Terry of Foster Sayville, and Sgt. Albert R. Martin son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert R. Martin of Handsome Sayville, will be married on Saturday afternoon, June 3, in St. Lawrence's Roman Catholic Church. Miss Terry will have an her attendant her sister, Mrs.

Carlton McCarthy, of Washington, D. and Sergeant Martin will have his father as best man. Both are graduates of the Sayville schools and prior to his induction in the army Sergeant Martin attended Fordham University. Dr. and Mrs.

David L. MacDonell have returned to their Sayville home after having spent the past few months in Hot Springs, Va. Dr. and Mrs. LeGrand Kerr have opened for another season Kenlothian, their Summer home in Sayville.

having come from Brooklyn the early part of the week. Miss Eileen Alford has returned to her home in Sayville a year's traveling through the Southwest, where she stopped over in Albuquerque, N. Pasadena, and Phoenix, Ariz. Prior to her return she spent a week in Detroit, where she was the guest of Mrs. John Morris.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph Toles Norton and their daughter, Miss Marguerite Norton, are now in their Sayville home on Elm having spent the past few months in Boston, Mass. Mrs. Edmund Brown was soloist at the most recent meeting of the Scuri Choral Society, at which Mrs. William J.

Binney and Mrs. Thomas Knapp were hostesses. Mrs. Ford de Camp Thompson will spend this coming week in Brooklyn as the guest Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Williams of 36 Plaza Street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Huber have arrived from Richmond Hill to remain until October in their country home on Greene Ave.

The Needlecraft Club of the Sayville Congregational Church will Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berles of 663 66th St. announce the marriage of their 1- daughter, Miss Marguerite Berles, to Lt. Christian A.

Larsen, pilot of the United States Army Air Force, stationed at Foster Field, Texas, son of Mrs. Pauline Larsen of 937 82d at the Church of the Transfiguration on April 19. The Rev. Father Weatherby officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

Mrs. Alfred Hotvedt of for Hull, her sister. was wtih J. matron Howard of honor McEwan, storekeeper 1st class of the United States Navy, as best man. Lieut.

Alfred Hotvedt of the United States Army assisted as usher. The dinner and reception was held in the Cafe Rouge of the Hotel Pennsylvania, where the couple resided during the bridegroom's furlough. The graduated from Bay High School. Lieutenant bride, was, Larsen attended New Utrecht High School Pace Institute of New York, and was with the New York City Fire Department before enter- Tarr photo Mrs. C.

A. Larsen Jane Lyons photo Mrs. Fred Mansour Miss Ann Tricarico became the bride on May of Fred Mansour, son of Mrs. Sarah Mansour of 109 State St. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Angelo Tricarico of Long Island City. The ceremony was performed by Monsignor Estafan Mansour at St. Francis of Assisi Church. Long Island City.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Lucy Tricarico was her sister's maid of honor. Sgt. Michael Mansour, U. S.

Army, was his brother's best man. The couple will make their home at 105 Dean St. Quiz to be Broadcast By L. W. V.

The regular meeting of the Metropolitan Evening League of Women Voters, of which Mrs. Jane Smith Cramer, Brooklyn attorney, is president, will be held at station WEVD on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. and a quiz program will be broadcast at 10 p.m. Prior to the quiz, there will be talk by Doris I. Byrne, Democratic Councilwoman, on "Party Organization and Citizen Responsibility." Mary H.

Donlon. Republican, vice chairman of the New York State Industrial Board, will discuss "National Elections." Mrs. Maxwell Lewis, chairman election activities committee of the New York City League of Voters, will act as moderator. The quiz program will questions on elections, and citizens' participation in Government. questions will be answered by the Misses Byrne and Donlon, and Mrs.

Walter Neale, president of the New York City League of Women Voters. The question and answer period will be broadcast over station WEVD at 10 p.m. Mrs. Neale will give a report of the national convention of the League Women Voters recently held in Excelsior Springs, Mo. BRIDE Willard Nelson Failing was Miss Helen L.

Beattie, daughter of Mr. and tArs. Fred Beattie of 8801 Shore Road. Dr. and Mrs.

Nelson Failing of 3458 Bedford Ave. are Lieutenant Failling's parents. hold a food sale on the morning of Memorial Day on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Myers of S. Main St. Mrs. John J.

Hart was co-hostess with Mrs. James Forsch at the recent meeting of the Sayville Auxiliary of the Southside Hospital. The members of the Sayville Garden Club held an informal Spring flower show yesterday at the home of Mrs. Warren H. Eller.

The Sayville Village Improvement Society was represented this week at the annual district meeting of the New York Federation of Women's Clubs, held in Jamaica. Delegates from Sayville were Mrs. Robert L. MacIntyre, Mrs. Harry I.

Huber, Mrs. James Forsch, Mrs. Charles H. Huntoon, Mrs. Spencer Ackerly and Mrs.

Harry Palmer, all active members of this organization which contributes in so great a way to the beauty and welfare of this village. Mrs. Carlos Davila, her daughter, Miss Edna Davila, and her sisterin-law, Miss Elvira Davila, have arrived from their home in Bogota, Columbia, to spend the Summer here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gaiser.

Mrs. Davila has been visiting her son, Ricardo Davila, who is a student at the New York Military Academy. The Rev. and Mrs. Alson Smith of Bayport announce the birth of 8 son in the Southside Hospital in Bay Shore on May 12.

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Zerega have arrived from Brooklyn to spend the Summer at Littlewood, their Bayport home. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Ormsbee have returned to their home in Bayport following a sojourn of several months in Palm Bay, Fla. Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Whitehill of Chicago, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Ency Ann, born on May 16.

Mrs. Whitehill is the former Miss Marie Battermann of Sayville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Battermann. Lt.

Comm. and Mrs. Irving Spaulding and family, who, have been living in Brooklyn, now at their Sayville home on Center St. Rockville Centre News Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Rockville Centre, May Wednesday Mrs. Charles B.

Mount, Jr. of Lee Ave. will have her dessert-bridge club members as her guests. 1st Lt. Donald A.

Barnes, son of Mrs. Raymond H. Cherry of from Galveston, Texas, Marvin has been transferred, Miss. On Friday Mrs. Richard Jenkins will be hostess to the Long Island Alumnae Chapter of Chi Omega.

Mrs. Harold G. Kraus hostess, early this week, at her Norcross St. home. to the Long Island Alumnae of Alpha Delta Pi sorority.

Mr. and Mrs. James McFarland, formerly of Buffalo, will arrive June 1 to make their home on Princeton Road. Gold photo Ensign and Mrs. Vowinkel Miss Ethel Leila Parkin, daughter of Mrs.

Charles Parkin of Brooklyn, was married on May 10 to Ensign Edward A. Vowinkel, U. S. N. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vowinkel of New Dorp, S. in Olivet Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Joseph G.

Snyder, officiated. Mrs. Walter Hecker was matron of honor and the bridesmaids included Miss Edna Vowinkel, sister of the bride-groom and Miss Edna Blauvelt. Walter Hecker was best man and the ushers were Ensign Richard Collins and Ensign John Mitchell. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, James Parkin.

A reception for members of the family was held at Michel's. Ensign Vowinkel is a graduate of Manhattan College with a degree in civil engineering. Keenan-Hanley Miss Eileen Hanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Hanley of 1600 E.

18th was married May 20 to Sgt. James Keenan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keenan also of Brook. lyn.

The nuptial mass was celebrated by Father Sheridan at St Brendan's and a small reception followed at Columbus Club. Miss Hanley's only attendant was Miss Elanor Sullivan, a classmate. Warrant Officer Jerry Koetting of the Army War College, Washington, D. was best man. The bride received her education at St.

Brendan's and was graduated from St. Joseph's College. The bridegroom is an alumnus of Manhattan College and received his master's degree at Purdue University. At present he is stationed at Fort Devens, Mass. The couple is on a honeymoon in Atlantic City.

Gibson- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gibson of 66 73d St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gladys Muriel Gibson, to Sgt. Harold L.

Compton of Washington, D. C. Lt. Gilbert Stearns. U.

S. who has been stationed in Washington, D. since his return several months ago from active service in the South Pacific, and Mrs. Stearns are visiting with his brother and sister-inlaw. Mr.

and Mrs. James B. Stearns, at their home on Center Woodmere. Tart phote Mrs. Michael Vitale Miss Rose Anne Scileppi, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Scileppi of 765 E. 17th was married on April 30, in Our Lady of Refuge Church to Pfc. Michael Vitale, of the army, stationed at Camp Bowie, son of Mrs. Maria Vitale of 184 Dahill Road.

A small reception followed at the home of the bride. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white gown trimmed with seed pearls at the neck and a long net veil held by a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried calla lillies. The bride's sister, Mrs. Albert A.

Ricciardelli, was matron of honor. She wore 8 dusty pink, gown and carried blue iris. best man was the bridegroom's brother, Dr. Charles of 184 Dahill Road. The bride is a graduate of St.

Joseph's College for Women and the bridegroom obtained his degree from the School of Business and Civic Administration at the College of the City of New York. Pfc Vitale completed training on March 4, 1944 at the University of California, Berkeley, under the Army Specialized Training Program in Foreign Area and Language studies including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Atwood Hebberd will entertain on the grounds of their home on Memorial Day at a picnic luncheon party, and supper. Mrs.

Earl A. Griffiths of Yale Place entertained her dessert-bridge club on Thursday. Miss Margaret Benedict of N. Forest accompanied by several Long Island friends, is spending several days at the Benedict farm at Guilford Center, Vt. Capt.

John Quinn, marine corps, is at home at 106 N. Lee until next Sunday. Edward G. Pendleton. aviation turned to Pensacola, this machinist's mate 1st reweek, after a leave spent with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Pendleton of 215 Raymond St. Beach Clubs Anticipate Gay Season Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Atlantic Beach, May 27-With all beach clubs at this resort oversubscribed indications are that this will be a banner season. More lenient dim-out restrictions promise more night dining and dancing along the shore. The Lawrence Beach Club will officially open its season with a dinner dance on Decoration Day night.

This year the regular Saturday night dinner dances will be resumed and the dining room opened. Last year only cafeteria service was available. clubhouse has been repainted and refurbished. Beverly R. Robinson Is president of the club.

Other officers include Maynard C. Ivision, vice president; Charles Stradella, secretary; Philip Dwight, treasurer; Ransom Hodges, assistant treasurer; Robert Hamill, chairman of the house committee; Foye F. Stanford, beach committee chairman and G. Philip Lynch, entertainment committee chairman. Mr.

and Mrs. Sutherland G. Taylor of New York will occupy Mrs. Gordon B. Scott's house on Adams Road.

Hewlett, beginning June 7. Evelyn O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. O'Connor of 581 Prospect Place announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Evelyn Ann O'Connor, to William Perry Ann Graef of 416 Blake New Haven, petty officer 1st class, who has served five years in the United States Navy and has just returned from the South Pacific after making eight war patrols on a submarine.

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Nielsen are ing their home on Gelston Ave. Mrs. Nielsen is the former Miss May Jarnstrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jarnstrom of 432 73d St.

Mr. Nielsen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Nielsen of 355 62d St. Redden- Radici Mr.

and Mrs. D. J. Radici of 1821 W. 13th St.

announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Ann Radici, to Lt. John E. Redden, U.S. A. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Redden, yesterday morning in St. Mary Mother of Jesus Church. The Rev. Joseph Osterman performed the ceremony.

Miss Irma Galterin was maid of honor and Mrs. John J. Lynch, sisof the bride; Miss Lillian Redden, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Vera Reading and Miss Ellen McNamara were bridesmaids. Corp. George Redden was best man for his brother and the ushers included Lt.

Murray Stern, Lt. Thomas Gearrity, Lt. Joseph Curtin, all of whom received their commissions with Lieutenant Redden on May 20 at Carlsbad, N. M. A reception followed at the Half Moon Hotel.

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