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SOCIETY BROOKLYN EAGLE, JULY 10, 1944 Miss Janet Banvard's Engagement Announced To Ensign Richard C. Sharp of Nutley, N. J. Mr. and Mrs.

James G. Banvard of 201 E. 16th announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Janet Banvard, to Ensign Richard C. Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Archibald Sharp of 27 Brookfield Nutley, N. J. Miss Banvard was educated at Knight-Kinkaid Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Kinkaid of 76th St.

announce the marriage their daughter, Miss 401, Beatrix Catherine Kinkaid, to Lt. Frank Charles Knight, A. A. a cadet instructor at Yale, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Knight of Bay Ridge. The wedding took place in Christ Church, Bay Ridge, July 1, the Rev. John Henry Fitzgerald officiating. A reception at the Hotel Gregory followed. The couple will live in Hamden, Conn.

Reilly--Donofrio Miss Teresa Rita Donofrio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donofrio of 699 10th was married on July 4 to Philip Charles Reilly of Manhattan, formerly of Garden City, at a nuptial mass in St. Savtour's Church. The mass was celebrated by the Rev.

Edward Swanstrom, Ph.D., a Fordham classmate of the bridegroom. Holland House Coffee The MARK OF AN ARISTOCRATIC HOME Miss Janet Banvard Berkeley Institute and also St. Lawrence University from which she was graduated in October, 1943, cum Delta Pi Sorority. Banvard laude. She is a memphes Alpha sponsored the liberty ship S.S.

John Banvard, on March 27, 1943. The ship was named after her greatgrandfather who was a famous artist in the middle of the 19th century. Ensign Sharp attended Nutley School and Hamilton College, where he became a member of Sigma Phi fraternity. From Hamilton College he entered St. Lawrence University as a Navy 12 student, later being assigned to Columbia University where he received his commission as an ensign.

now stationed at Camp Mac Donough, Plattsburg, N. Y. The wedding will probably take place in the late Fall at St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church of Flatbush. Mr.

and Mrs. Wirth Carrington Williams of Wytheville, announce the marriage of their niece, Miss Rosalie Grayson Williams, to Lt. Arthur J. McGrane of New London, formerly of Brooklyn, on July 1 at Wytheville, Va. Mrs.

McGrane is a graduate of University, Durham, N. and Dukember of Zeta Tau Alpha. Lieutenant McGrane was a senior at Duke when he entered the army air corps in February, 1943. He is a member of the Tombs and Sigma Chi, He received his wings at Brooks Field, Texas, and now stationed at Columbia Air Base, S. C.

Clark-Bunce Miss Muriel Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer Clark of Caumsett Farm, Lloyds Neck. Huntington, and Lt. Lawrance William Bunce, naval air corps, who has just returned from the Southwest Pacific, raFter being married today.

They will their home in Seattle. Miss Clark is a graduate of Friends Academy, Locust Valley, and attended Russell Sage College. Lt. Bunce is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Bunce of Huntington. Grover- -Boylhart Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Boylhart of Bellerose announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Jean Marion Boylhart, to Pfc. Ralph Wier Grover of the army specialized training program, a student at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University. The wedding took place July 2 in St. Thomas's Church, Bellerose. Mr.

Grover is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Grover of Bellerose. Miss Agnes Knull and Clinton Bush were wedding attendants.

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Does Sold at all stores selling toilet goods dresses or men's shirts. 39c and 59c a jar. (Pins Ta not rot Britain Heals Girl Soldiers In New Haven Old Country House Becomes Rest Center For Scarred Nerves Swiss Chard Is Two-Way Wonder Stalk and Leaf May Be Treated Separately or As One By MARGARET PETTIGREW London, July 10-A service women's rehabilitation center -the first in the world -has been opened in a. big old country house near London. It is for members of Britain's Auxiliary Territorial Service, injured in action or by accident, who need specialized treatment to regain their physical and mental health, and provides recreational and educational as well as medical services.

First step in the cure is sometimes a visit to the beauty parlor, where the patient can have a hairdo for as little as a dime. As soon as she is well enough, there are shows, dances, games, and swimming in the open air pool. Some of the girls have become enthusiastic gardeners and help cultivate the center's extensive Victory Garden. Many of the tanned, athleticlooking girls who exercise daily in the remedial gymnasium were, only a few weeks previously, in hospital unable walk. Among them are a 22-year-old medical orderly who has seen 18 months service in Africa, where the heat affected her feet; a driver whose foot was trappd in a car crash, and a former radiolocation operator who hurt her knee when she fell running to her equipment as the siren sounded.

Some have now attained complete fitness and will soon be back at "action stations." Set Up by Officer The methods used at this center were devised by an A. T. S. officer who was formerly a radiographer and operating theater nurse, and are planned to heal broken nerves as well as damaged limbs. Classes designed encourage self -expression, done such as story and article writing, acting--for which the beautiful garden forms a natural stage and handicrafts, are a regular part of the schedule.

In addition, A. B. C. A. (Army Bureau of Current Affairs) discussions are held daily, and such questions as postwar reconstruction and careers for women are debated.

For three months after her discharge each patient is carefully watched to insure that her cure is not merely temporary. Gentile--Catropa Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gentile of 533 Cedarhurst, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Virginia Gentiel, to Corp. Louis Catropa, son of Mrs.

Ernest Catropa of Inwood. Corporal Catropa is home on a 21- day furlough after having served overseas for the past two and onehalf years. He saw action with the army group troops in the South Pacific. -ATTACK long hours of sunning with a quick dry skin cream facial. Holiday Beauty Posers How to Keep Skin in Condition After To Sun-Always Shower After Active By PATRICIA LINDSAY Here are some beauty posers your bag for the needed skin satiny while you tan it? use while you incite a tan you keep fresh even though you ercise a out of doors? How can you keep your hair soft and glossy even though you play under the sun and in the water? What beauty aids should you pack in your suitcase? Don't bare your face to the sun without a lubrication -a sun cream or oil.

After a sunning give your skin a double-quick facial. Use one rich in lanolin and leave it on the face for 20 minutes while you shower, dress or rest. A homogenized lanolin cream quickly soaks into the outer skin layers and softens. If your skin is dry leave a film of Seek Xmas Gifts for Seamen Will Be Sent to Merchantmen Around World -Seamen's Church Institute Headquarters Hundreds of appreciative letters from crews of merchant seamen all over the world are testimony that the 6,000 Christmas boxes distributed through the Seamen's Church Institute of New York last year were appreciated, the Mrs. Central Grafton Council Burke, of Women responsible for the boxes, announces that preparations for an even larger number of Christmas boxes for the Merchant Marine of the United Nations have begun.

Indeed, "Christmas in July" is the slogan which best describes the activities of the numerous groups of women in New York and vicinity, and individual women throughout country who have begun during the Summer months to fill the boxes. "Our goal is 7.000 000 boxes before December 1," declared Mrs. Burke. "So July is not too soon to start." The institute will mail the cardboard boxes, size 8x8x4 inches, folded flat to individuals requesting them. Inquiries should be addressed to Mrs.

Grafton Burke. Seamen's Skipton-Glover The marriage of Miss Doris Cathryn Glover, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn M. Glover of Columbus, Ohio, formerly of Brooklyn, to Pfc. Robert D.

Skipton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Skipton of 225 6th took place July 1 in the First Methodist Church, Marietta, Ohio The Rev. Karl B.

Alexander officiated at the double ring ceremony. A reception followed at the Beta Theta la la la sorority house. The matron of honor was Mrs. Wilmer C. Fenton and the maid of honor Miss Helen Skipton.

The bridesmaids were Miss Gene Langfitt and Miss Gertrude Bigelow. Norman a Baker served best man Pfc. Richard Wenzel and Charles McCoy were the ushers. Following a short wedding trip the couple will make their home at 2813 N. High Columbus, where the bridegroom is a student in the army specialists training program at Ohio State University.

The bride attended school here and was a student at Marietta College, where she was affiliated with Beta Theta sorority. For the past few years she has been employed by the United States Government at Columbus. Pfc. Skipton was graduated from Marietta High School and Marietta College, where he was a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He is a pledge to Alpha Kappa, medical fraternity Ohio State University Medical School.

De Sanna-Martori Miss Rita Terese Martori, daughter of Mrs. Peter Martori 4823 Beach 48th St. and the late Mr. Martori, and William Ralph De Sanna, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles De Sanna of 1712 E. 2d were married Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Francis Froelich at the Church of Our Lady of Solace. A reception and dinner took place at the Hotel Mrs. Frank of San Ambassador, Manhattadello Jose, was matron of honor and Miss Catherine Martori.

the bride's cousin, and Miss Ella De Sanna, the bridegroom's sister, were other attendants. Stephen Martori was best man. Mr. De Sanna was honorably discharged from the army recently after three years' service. Swiss chard, the country cousin of a long honored vegetable family is just now coming into its own.

Away back when even the botanists paid little attention to this particular plant, it was just a forgotten member of the beet bunch. Today, though it has acquired a personality of its own, it is still a close relative of the common garden beet and occasionally uses such well known aliases as "the leafy beet" and "seakale beet." Years ago botanists gave Swiss chard the nod and by long cultivation have developed the leaves and leaf stalk to a high degree of perfection, while the roots have been left alone to become little more than the garden anchor, of a fine green. The roots and woody and so far have proven themselves no great shakes as a table delicacy, Another case of a double order of vegetable offered. for the price of one, Swiss chard can come to the table under two main guises and with many tasty alternatives. The central rib of the leaf and the enlarged stalk can be cooked and served as one would cook and serve asparagus, with results that are highly satisfying.

The small crisp leaves may be served raw in a crisp salad, or again may be cooked as any other leafy green. Among the alternatives offered by these worthwhile leaves are such substantial vegetable blends as Swiss chard soup, creamed Swiss chard and panned chard. Its about time we wakened to chard possibilities, for nutritionists tell us that this vegetable is no slouch when it comes to supplying some of the materials we need to help us build to better health. Consider its vitamin A content for example--this green teems with it. In fact, one average serving of Swiss chard will supply more than the daily requirement of that essential vitamin.

Vitamin is another dietary deposit that hides in this crisp. green foliage, and the iron content is well above the average. So welcome Swiss chard and make the most of a good buy. Swiss Chard Ring Cook leaves stalks separately. Clean leaves and cook in only the water that clings to the leaves.

Cut the white stalks into inch pieces and boil until just tender. Chop the leaves and season with salt, pepper and a little butter, and pack into a ring mold. Make a medium cream sauce and add the drained stalks to it. Unmold the leaf ring on a round platter and fill the center with the creamed stalks. Garnish with paprika and serve.

The Menu Chilled Juice Cold Sliced Ham Potato Salad Sliced Tomatoes Chocolate Pudding POTATO SALAD Boil five or six medium sized potatoes in their jackets. Drain, peel, cool and slice or cut into cubes. Add 1 tablespoon chopped onion, 1 teaspoon salt and cup cooked salad dressing thinned with evaporated milk. Mix well and keep in the refrigerator until ready to serve. Serve on shredded cabbage or other raw greens.

Best- Knipe Mrs. George Emmet Best Jr. of Newark, N. J. announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Marie Laura Best, to Charles Alphonsus Knipe, son of Mrs.

Thomas Edward Knipe of Brooklyn, and the late Mr. Knipe. Miss Best's father was the late George Emmet Best Jr. She attended schools in Westfield and Plainfield, N. J.

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