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Brooklyn Home Queens Auxiliary To Have Flower Day The annual Flower Day Society Show, sponsored by the Queens Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Home for Children, will be held on Tuesday at the home, 67-35 112th Forest Hills. Mrs. Carl S. Noble is chairman and Mrs. George H.

Dayton is cochairman. Mrs. Hollis K. Thayer is honorary chairman. At the reception and tea the following will speak: Mrs.

Henry J. Benisch, Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Wil(liam Reydel.

Members of the committee for the flower show are: Entries, Mrs. Raymond F. Vaughn; staging, Mrs. Edward M. Bernecker and George K.

Ross; clerk, Mrs. H. Raymond Mandeville; judges, Mrs. H. Lamont Boys; popularity vote, Mrs.

Horace Atkins, and publicity, Mrs. Harold F. Relyea and Mrs. Charles D. Prutzman.

A the cottages and the Children's Museum will be arranged for the guests and the boys and girls of the home will entertain with "Dancing through the Century." Mrs. Fred Klingman Re-elected Methodist Home Board President The board of managers of the Methodist Home for the Aged, 920 Park Place, held their annual election at the home recently. Mrs. Fred Klingsmith was elected president for the second year. Other officers and committee chairmen elected president emeritus, Mrs.

James Pullman; vice presidents, Mrs. Alonzo Monagle, Mrs. Alfred Bornmann, Mrs. Edward Kells, Mrs. Fred' Maytrott, Mrs.

Russell Mitchell; treasurer, Mrs. Alonzo Monagle; assistant treasurers, Mrs. Isaac Lyness, Mrs. William Ahrens; recording secretary, Mrs. Stuart Marvin; corresponding secretary, Mrs.

John Weinstein; members at large, Mrs. Theodore Brown, Mrs. Lyman Best, Mrs. William Hummer, Miss Ethel Jennings, Miss Edith Seaborg: application committee, Miss Ethel Cochrane, chairman, Miss May Schweikart, co cemetery, Mrs. William Miller, chairman, Mrs.

Hartley Hartman, co-chairman; devotional, Miss Beulah Searing, chairman; entertainment, Mrs. Fred Maytrott, chairman; furnishing, Mrs. William Free, chairman; garden and grounds, Mrs. Charles Hunter. chairman: handicraft, Miss Harriet Cohen, chairman, Mrs.

Van Dyke Tyndall, co-chairman; house and rules, Miss Alice Chambers, chairman, Mrs. Frank Cushman, co-chairman; infirmary, Mrs. Kenneth Mort, chairman, Mrs. Otto Risch and Mrs. Ralph Hector, co-chairmen: investigation, Mrs.

Edward Kells, chairman, Mrs. Anna Stephens, cochairman; library, Miss Grace Robertson, chairman; printing, Mrs. George Schwalb, chairman; publicity, Mrs. Lester Dietrich, chairman; reception and assignment of rooms, Mrs. Edward Kells, chairman; repairs, Mrs.

John Armstrong, chairman, Mrs. James Pullman, co-chairman; table, Mrs. Henry Rice, chairman, Mrs. August Lindemann, co-chairman, wardrobe, Mrs. Jerome Lewthwaite, chairman, Miss Grace Robertson, co-chairman.

Nursing Sisters Auxiliary Feted At 'Thank You' Tea Miss Elizabeth A. Goodman, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor, 439 Henry was hostess last Monday noon at a "Thank You" tea held in the Gallery of the Brooklyn Museum. Miss Goodman presented cor. sages of orchids to the chairman and two co-chairmen of the recent card party, Mrs. William V.

Herbert, Mrs. G. Eugene Zimmerman and Mrs. George H. Sutcliffe, respectively.

Mrs. Zimmerman was appointed chairman of the newly formed ways and means committee. A proclamation regarding the Silver Jubilee of Sister M. Perpetua was read. A gift also was presented to Sister M.

Perpetua. Mrs. Edward V. Killeen, first president of the Auxiliary, told the story of the early days of the Auxiliary. The youngest member of the Auxiliary, twoyear-old daughter of Mrs.

Walter P. Gibbons, was enrolled and was given a baby corsage for the new member. Mrs. Gibbons has accepted the general chair. manship of the October 2d card party.

Mrs. Clarence G. Bachrach, president of Community Service of the Museum, welcomed the Auxiliary as a member. Charles Nagel, director of the museum, also welcomed the group and invited them to participate in the museum's activities. Adolph S.

Cavallo, curator of American decorative art, conducted the group on a tour of the, various early American period rooms. The Rev. Raymond S. Leonard is the moderator. BUY U.

S. SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS Needlework Guild Branch Members Select Fall Dates The annual ingathering of the Brooklyn Branch of the Needlework Guild will take place on Oct. 27 at Hillis Hall of Plymouth Church, Hicks and the meeting will take place 28. The dates annual, were set at the Spring meetling of section presidents of the branch held recently at the home of president, Mrs. Rodney C.

Ward, 187 Hicks St. Mrs. Harry Geib reported a net profit of $576 from the card party held during the Winter. With this money 1,600 yards of flannel and percale was purchased and $133 was spent on wool. Twenty-five members cut the flannel 1,426 active, layout articles.

Mrs. Geib also announced that next year's card party will be held on Jan. 20 at the Lafayette Ave. Presbyterian Church. After reports given by each of the section presidents, it was announced that Mrs.

Wallace White will take charge Guild Group of the Methodist Hospital; Miss Nettie Moore will replace Mrs. Kate D. Payne, and Mrs. Philip paugh will carry on the work of Mrs. W.

L. Durand's section. Tribute was paid to Mrs. Fredric G. Norton, retiring vice president of the guild.

Mrs. H. W. Chapman Jr. was elected to take her place as vice president and chairman of the ingathering.

Angel Guardian Home Guild Plans For Oct. 16 Event The Guardian Guild of the Angel Guardian Home has set the date for its 14th annual bridge and fashion show. The event will be held on Oct. 16, in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Pierre. The chairman, Miss Shelia Melia, has announced that the fashion show will be presented by Kings Dress Shoppe, 6413 11th Ave.

The models will be workers at the Angel Guardian Home. Assisting Miss Melia will be Miss Diana Ruffalo, Mrs. Richard Hart and Miss Betty Borden, co-chairmen. In the Brooklyn Eagle the emphasis is on Brooklyn! First, last and all the time! BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAY 23, 1954 19 Suzanne Rubin Is Betrothed to Wm. Hershleder Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Rubin, of 1171 Ocean Parkway, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Suzanne Rubin, to William Hershleder, son of Mrs. Irving Zinderman, also of 1171 Ocean and Max Hershleder of Chicago, Ill. The prospective bride attended Bennington College and is completing her studies at Parsons School of Design, Manhattan. Mr.

Hershleder is a graduate of the School of Engineering, Cornell University. He served with the U. S. Navy and recently returned from an extended engintering project in Brazil. An' October wedding is planned.

Suzanne Rubin Second Child Born Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S. Marks of 711 Brightwater Court announce the birth of their second child, Robin Arlene Marks, on April 18 at Brooklyn Women's Hospital. The couple have a son, Lloyd Allan Marks, 4 years old.

Mrs. Marks is the former Florence Shorofsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moe Shorofsky of Flat. bush.

Demonstration Luncheon Lorstan Studio Claire Frances and Mary Theresa Schwartz The Schwarz Sisters Will Be Wed Saturday Announcement is made of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary Theresa Schwarz to Joseph Francis Cwikla, and her sister, Miss Clare Frances Schwarz, to Charles McBride on Saturday. The prospective brides are the daughters of Mrs. Anthony Schwarz of 60 Martense St. and the late Mr. Schwarz, Mr.

Cwikla is the son Mrs. Frank Cwikla of 180 Underhill Ave. and the late Mr. Cwikla, and Mr. McBride is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph McBride of 1361 E. -58th St. nuptial mass will take place at the R. C.

Church of the Nativity, Classon with the Rev. John A. pastor, officiating. A reception will be held at the Flatlands Post of the American Legion, 2295 Nostrand Ave, Villa de Sales Board Meets, Sets Date for Fall Bridge The Board of the 'Auxiliary Advisory, Sales held a meeting at 191 Joralemon St. week at which the president, Mrs.

Joseph F. Stratton, presided. The president announced that the annual card party will be held on Oct. 21 on the roof jof the St. George Hotel, The general, J.

chairmen McCarthy, are: Mrs. Mrs. George R. Holahan and Mrs. William D.

Colgan. The following are members of the Advisory Board; Mrs. Robert C. Ayling, Mrs. Peter E.

Bennett, Mrs. Albert T. Brophy, Mrs. Samuel S. Cox, Mrs.

Clifton L. Dance, Mrs. William F. Gleeson, Mrs. Andrew J.

Gonnoud, Mrs. John J. Hauff, Mrs. Edward V. Killeen, Mrs.

Alfred H. Nollman, Mrs. Peter P. Smith, Mrs. Andrew I.

Somers, Mrs. Vincent M. Sozzi, Mrs. Joseph F. Stratton, Mrs.

Thomas H. Tierney and the Rev. Joseph X. Spellman. Communion Breakfast The members of the Sacred Heart Rosary Society will hold their annual communion breakfast at Michel's Restaurant on Sunday, June 6, at 9:30 a.m.

Rosemarie De Vito Wed Yesterday Miss Rosemarie De Vito, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pasqual A. DeVito of 3318. Avenue became the bride of Edward Wallace Karthaus, son of Me.

and Mrs. Edward A. Karthaus of East Atlantic Beach, at a nuptial mass yesterday in Our Lady Help of Christians Church. reception followed at the Officers' Club, Floyd Bennett Field. The bride wore a princess style gown of ivory satin and lace and her cap was of ivory satin with a French illusion fingertip veil.

The maid of honor, Miss Betty Jane Martin, wore a blue crystalline gown with a ribboned hat to match. Robert Karthaus, brother of bridegroom, served as best man. an cH Anthony DeVito, brother of the bride; Bert Conn, Robert McDonald and Charles Hangley ushered. Mr. Karthaus is a World War II veteran and a graduate of Seton Hall University.

He is employed by Ruthrauff, Ryan, Inc. After a wedding trip to South Carolina, the couple will reside in Manhattan. Kingsbrook Mrs. Edward W. A demonstration luncheon will be held at the Baptist Home, 665 Greene on Tuesday at 12 noon.

The regular meeting of the directors will be at 2 p.m. Mrs. John Schlinger is president. Eagle Photo HONORED Mrs. James M.

Hills was honored by Medical Staff of the Prospect Heights Hospital at the annual dinner-dance held at the Commissioned Officers Mess of the Brooklyn Navy Yard last week. Mrs. Hills, who has served as president of the board of trustees for the past 32 years, is held in high esteem by all the members of the Medical Staff and their friends and is, with affection, referred to as Mrs. Prospect Heights Hospital. At the celebration, N.

J. Karabich, the new administrator, was welcomed. The committee for the event included Dr. Ludwig J. Cibelli, Dr.

Morris Goldman and Mrs. Graham Entertains For St. Agnes LuncheonBridge Committee Mrs. Arthur. Graham, chairman of the luncheon-bridge the Ladies Auxiliary of St.

Agnes Se ninary and her cochairmen, Mrs. Daniel George and Mrs. Alfred Carrano, entertained their committee mem- bers at a luncheon at the Doyle Restaurant recently. The party will be held at the Park Lane Hotel, Manhattan, at noon on June 3. The committee includes Mrs.

Henry Abrami, Mrs. Frederick Hofmann. Mrs. Ernest Zema, Mrs. Francis Browne, Mrs.

Dominic Cesternino, Mrs. Anthony Terranova, Mrs. James Currano. Mrs. Joseph Mastronardi.

Mrs. Gerald Ponsiglione, Mrs. John Doyle, Mrs. Thomas Gale and Vincent Landi. Anniversary Party Mr.

and Mrs. Carl E. Nilsson E. 10th St. celebrated theirs silver wedding anniversary on May 14.

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Cavanagh Mary W. Murray's Bridal Made Known Mr. and Mrs. Peter Murray of 43 Sutton St. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Winifred Murray, to William Francis Cavanagh, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Cavanagh of 260 Nassau Ave. The ceremony took place on May at the R. C. Church of St.

Cecilia. The Rev. Jerome Murphy celebrated the nuptial mass. A reception held at the Crystal Palace. The bride wore a gown of imported silk taffeta with a scalloped neckline trimmed with Alencon lace.

She wore a scalloped crown with fingertip veil of illusion and carried a prayer book with white orchids. Miss Eileen F. Murray, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore gown of lavendar nylon lace and net and floral headpiece. She carried white and purple iris.

George Cavanagh was best man for his brother and the ushers, Peter were Murray John Murnane brother of the bride. The bride was graduated from St. Francis Xavier Academy. Mr. Cavanagh, a graduate of the Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades and the Washington School, of Art, Washington, D.

served with the Armed Forces during World War IT. After a wedding trip to the Pocono Gardens Lodge. Cresco, the couple will make their home at 65 Sutton St. Gregg-Schumann Bridal Announced The wedding of Miss Ann I. Schumann, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Schumann of 184 Conover and Raymond J. Gregg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gregg of 169 Luqueer took place at the Visitation R.

C. Church Saturday. The Rev. Michael Moroney officiated and a reception followed at Flagg Court. The bride was attended by Miss Margaret Nelson as maid of honor and the Misses Barbara Sturner and Jean Clark as bridesmaids.

Albert J. Gregg Jr. was best man and George F. Gregg and Michael Wallace were the ushers. Mrs.

Gregg was from Manhattan High School and Mr. Gregg attended St. Mary Star of the Sea School. The couple left on a wedding trip to California. Albert Studio Mrs.

Raymond J. Gregg Elizabeth S. Moftey Elizabeth S. Moftey, Stephen G. Lipschitz Will Be Married Mr.

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Miss Moftey attended Adelphi Academy and has been accepted as a student at Cornell. niversity. The prospective bridegroom alumnus of Abraham Lincoln High School and is attending Cornell University. Orphan Home Donor Luncheon The Rockaway League of the Hebrew National Orphan Home which includes members from Far Rockaway, Lawrence, Cedarhurst, Woodmere and Hewlett, will hold a donor luncheon in the empire room at the a on Tuesday. Mrs.

Samuel Levine is senior president and Mrs. Elliot Rosenberg junior president. The chairmen are Mrs. Harold Roth and Mrs. Lee Hall.

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