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1 THE STANDARD STAR NEW ROCHELLE RIDAY APRIL 12 1946 JOHN KILLY MISS EDNA SMITH John Kelly Missionary Guest Speaker To Be Speaker the MR AND MRS CHARLES WHITELY were PERSONALS of the New Contract took their Elephant Shortage 10 0 8 7 of elephant marke 7 Kigftt ixp Mrs 2 aster 4 A Thought or ood Imtlj a Easter Eve Catchers MARIE ITZGERALD in Suits and Sport Jackets Gift Handkerchiefs Beginners or Advanced for EASTER Piano Jazz Lessons in your home Cliff Goodman 2 0682 LINENS GITS HANDKERCHIES in the College 10 4 8 A 6 4 3 yj 1 9 5 4 10 8 West Pass Pass North Pass party at the Beverly Hills attended by 500 celebrities the Hollywood movie and colony of a Rabbi Gershon eigon will be guest speaker at an open meet ing of the Hebrew Aid So ciety of New Rochelle to be held Wednesday night at 8 at Beth El Synagogue Tire presidents of the Jewish organizations in the city have been extended a special in vitation In order they may be further acquainted with the relief work of the society Miss Virginia Richards daugh ter of Mrs Bernard Richards of 20 Grand Street and the late Mr Richards was married Sunday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock in the rectory of St Church to Charles Whitely son of Charles Whitely of 41 Lawton Street and the late Mrs Whitely The dou ble ring ceremony was performed by the Rev Edward Mahoney Mrs Charles Setford of this city was matron of honor and the brother Bernard Rich ards was best man Mrs Whitely attended St Gab riel's High School and her hus band Isaac Young High School Mr Whitely served four years in the Army three of which were spent in the Pacific theater He was discharged ip October with the rank of corporal The couple having returned from a wedding trip to New York City are residing at the Grand Street address gen Mrs Just perfect for the very young man who likes to step out in style Moderately priced too! i Personal items may be tele phoned to The Standard Star at New Rochelle 2 7200 between the hours of 8 A and 4 Miss Adrienne Campbell Ander son grand daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Edgar Anderson of Larchmont was married last riday at her home in Pough keepsie to rank Sheridan son of the late Mr and Mrs rank Sheridan The Rev Chalmers Holbrook of the ederated Church of Millbrook officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Anderson was giv en in marriage by her father and was attended by her cousins the Misses Renee and Mary Jane Adriance and redericka Simp son of Poughkeepsie A former student at Putnam Hall School for Girls and Oak wood School the bride was grad uated from the Masters School Dobbs erry and has been studying in New York at the David Mannes Music School Her husband a concert pianist who has appeared in Europe is on the school faculty The couple will live in the Sherman Square' Studios in New York East Pass Pass I a The second in a scries of pre Easter concerts at North Avenue Presbyterian Church will be given Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock when the Collegiate Madrigal Choir of New York City under the leadership of William Jonson director ot music at North Avenue Presbyterian Church: will present a cantata "Christ Lay In Death's Dark Prison The choir will include 20 young people all members of the large metropolitan chorus the Collegi ate Chorale with which Mr Jon son is associated as assistant to Robert Shaw conductor The third and final concert in these Easter season programs will be given next Sunday when the choir of the church will present an abridged version ot "The Pas sion According to St Matthew" by Bach Mr Jonson is also choir director at the church an office he has held since last all All three of the concerts have been planned for the benefit of the choir fund which will be used for the maintenance and enlarge ment of the music library men missionaries were anowea uieur considerable freedom until their inerly a member of the editorial repatriation The meeting which will be held in the vestry will be followed by a social hour PHI MU LUNCHEON Tire Westchester Alumnae of Phi Mu will meet for luncheon Tuesday at 1 in the home of Mrs Russell Greenman Pine wood Garden Apartments Harts dale The meeting will be open to all fraternity members in the county planning to at tend are asked to contact the hostess Mrs Davis Larchmont is prescient Joy1 at Eastertide is part ol oldest heritage And this year joy is twofold So families' are reunited' so many men are back to start a new life Make this a memorable Easter with beautiful shining lasting gife kind you find only at a good jeweler's the kind you always find in our stocks! 1 Dorchester Road un auspices of the New Group ot Westchester of the College of New Alumnae Association Committee Selected or Benefit Bridge A a 4Q7 5 7 The committee for a benefit dessert bridge and game night to be held by the Guild Church of the Redeemer Pelham on April 26 at the parish house was an nounced today Proceeds will be psed to benefit the rench War Orphan the Guild adopted last year through the oster Parents Plan for War Orphans of York City Mrs Adrian Bomand is eral chairman of the event Archibald Calderwood president of the Guild and Mrs Kenneth Watman are hostesses Mrs reeman York and Mrs Joseph Daniels tickets Mrs Mag nier and Mrss Mildred Minnerly arrangements and miscellaneous sales table: Mrs Albert Rice and Mrs William Hamilton refresh ments Mrs Henri Velon table prizes Mrs Kenneth Cassin and Mrs Charles Gallichio special prizes i in Trinity Hostesses will be Tapley and ago but Roden insisted(there Mrs George Symons of 67 Edgewood Avenue Larchmont was elected president of the American Association of University Women Westchester Branch recently at the annual meeting at the Mount Vernon home of Mrs Harris Hineline The slate elected with her in cludes Mrs Richard Bcrgren of White Plains vice president: Mrs? Edward Chorlian of Scars dale corresponding secretary Mrs Hiram Daggett of White Plains recording secretary and Mrs Donald MacKnight of Mount Ver non recording secretary ollowing the business meeting Mrs rank Dunsmore discuss ed the social service work at Riverdale Chapel in Yonkers Installation of officers is sched uled for May 14 Mrs William Raley of Yonkers and Mrs Rodney Schmidt of Bronxville presided at tea during inc social hour preceding meeting which was a feature of Spring dance held night by the Boys Club of Rochelle in the clubhouse at ney Park Approximately 200 at tended Judges who also acted as chap erons included Mrs Bruno Bar illari Mrs Albert Barillari Mrs rank De Clemente and the Miss es May Puglia Mary Villa Mag na and Lucy De Clemente An eye witness report of the Red Hal ceremonies at the Vati can in ebruary as a member of rancis Cardinal en tourage of 32 lay and religious leaders will be given by John Kelly of der the Rochelle Chapter Rochelle Inc The lecture will be given Mon day night at 8:30 lounge ot the sports building Mr Kelly a member Board of Education and President of the National Catholic Com munity Service is one of the out standing Catholic laymen in the country He has known Cardinal Spellman for 20 years Members of the committee in charge of the event include the Misses rances Loughman Jose phine Paino Rita Ann Houlihan Angela Rose Virginia Mitchell Mary Scully and Dorothy Bren nan and Mrs John Addison Ben nett all of New Rochelle SON TO AIRBANKS Mr and Mrs red Alden air banks of 30 Clinton Place are parents of a son born Tuesday at rench Hospital in New 'York 3 Mrs airbanks is the former Bea 3 trice Putnam daughter of Mrs Leslie Reid of the Clin ton Place address and Robert A Putnam of Bogota Colombia The child will be named Putnam Reid Edmund airbanks Publicizing Name To Be Prominent Is Not Best Taste Barbara Spies Out of Waves Li A LUCKY HAND The declarer in today's deal needed plently of luck to fulfill his contract but at least he advantage of his South dealer Neither Rabbi eigon to Speak At Open Meeting Bovine Boogie ARMINGTON Minn When Ernest Spurts walked into his dairy bam and found his cows doing the rhumba without the benefit of he became sus picious He investigated and found a short circuit on a line that led from a nearby water pump to the metal stanchions The cows stopped their stomp ing after Spurte shut off the cur rent (Recipes serve four) Plum Tomato Canape One pound plum tomatoes One package cream cheese One tablespoon chopped anchovies Combine chopped anchovies with cream cheese Cut tops from plum tomatoes and remove pulp and seeds ill each tomato with cream cheese mixture Chill Place thin slices of stuffed tomatoes on toast rounds cut to fit Breaded Avocado Peel the avocado cut in half carefully and remove pit Cut each half into one half inch slices Dip the slices into heavy cream and then into bread crumbs' Saute until delicately browned on both sides Drain on unglazed paper Serve hot Colorful Hand Rolled Linen Prints Dainty Swiss Embroidered Hand Embroidered Madeiras Bright Kiddie Prints for "Small ry" Mr and Mrs Heimy Vidaver ot 75 Center Avenue have announced the engagement of their daughter Yetta to Arthur Klein son of Mr and Mrs Louis Klein of New York formerly of Mount Vernon Miss Vidaver is a graduate ol New Rochelle High School Iler fiance who was graduated from A Davis High School in Mount Vernon and Columbia University is a teacher No date has been set for the wedding Late Attack INAVALE Neb A childhood disease finally caught up with Tom Jones one of the commun ity's oldest residents Jones who is 90 is confined to his home with the mumps Junior Catholic Troop To Co Skating Sunday Plans for a visit to a Mount Vernon skating rink this Sunday were made by Troop 3 Junior Catholic Daughters meeting last night at the home of Miss Mary Bemabei 66 St Place Hand embroidered scarfs were awarded to Mrs Mary Vallelonga and the Misses Rose Sylvester and Mary Hynes SIMPLE TO PREPARE Plum Tomato Canape Dried Beef on Holland Rusk Com with Pimiento Breaded Avocado Radish Cucumber and Watercress Salad Lemon Meringue Pie Robert A Hardt of Larchmont vice president of Squibb and Sons and Mrs Hardt have re turned to their home at 39 Chest nut Avenue after spending two weeks in Los Angeles and Holly wood Calif where they attended the opening presentation of the Squibb Academy Award Theater radio series at Hollywood's CBS studios During their stay in California Mr and Mrs 'Hardt were guests at a Hotel from radio Robert Cochrane Jr of this city was best man at the wed ding of Miss Ruth Linea Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Jensen of Greenwich Conn to Alden Spurr McWilliams son ot Mrs John McWilliams of Old Greenwich The ceremony was performed Monday at the Jensen home and a reception followed at Pickwick Arms Greenwich mnrrUH Sun day in the rectory of St Gabriel's Church The bride is the former Virginia Richards of 20 Grand Street Studios Mothers Plan Annual Bridg Michael Vaccaro eted At ifth Birthday Party Michael Vaccaro celebrated his fifth birthday yesterday with a party given by his mother Mrs Enella Vaccaro at their home 28 irst Street Games were played and refreshments served Among those present were Jean Rosabella Joseph Di Cosmo Nl colina Vaccaro the guest of hon sister: Thomas Codella Jo seph Rosabella Barbara Ann Car madella Mary Ann Carmadella Dolores Toma Mary Ann and Rose Marie Stralno Dorothy Aiello Also Mrs Elizabeth Aiello Mrs Theresa Rosabella and uncle Joseph Di Cosmo Boys Club Spring Dance Brings 200 to Clubhouse Miss Jacqueline McKay and Dominick Amorosana were win ners of the Jitterbug contest the last New ee Miss Richards Becomes Bride 4 A 2 AK 6 3 2 32 4AQ3 The bidding: South If 3NT It should be observed that South started to properly by bidding only one heart despite his five and one half honor tricks He had far too many losers for a two heart opening North's two diamond response was too strong for his holding This two over one reponse should show at least two honor tricks North should have answered with one trump He was lucky that South restrained himself and Allfour classes of the College of Jumped to only three notrump West opened the club jack and after capturing king de clarer took stock He could count two sure tricks in clubs two in hearts and in spades making six and saw that the other three tricks necessary to the contract might be established through a successful diamond finesse and setting up a long card in the heart suit The later possibility however struck him as decidedly remote irst he would have to find a 4 3 break of the missing hearts seond he would have to stave off challenges in other suits After due thought South de cided that the diamond suit of fered greater hope True he would need considerable luck in that diretclon also but since the diamond gnesse would be need even if a third heart could be established it seemed foolish to experiment with both red suits At the second trick South led a diamond and passed it a suc cessful finesse at this early would do no good East won and turned a club South won and now tried the diamond finesse to the queen It held and he ran the entire suit University Unit Elects Officers By EMILY POST I have encountered many old fashioned points of view but never have I met with the one de scribed: "Recently I gave a small luncheon for a friend who had been seriously ill for more than a year The occasion therefore was in frank celebration of her being able at last to leave her home Unknown to me one of my other guests sent a small item about her gracious acceptance of my hospitality to the social col umn of our small suburban week ly My friend is nearly prostrated According to her code "Ladies do not permit their names to appear in the paper Her feelings are causing great embarrassment to me I do not care for too much publicity myself but I cannot un derstand how so trivial a matter as the brief and courteous comment can be in bad taste" In answer to this I cannot even imagine what she means! Almost every newspaper in the United States carries a social column giving just such news about the citizens It is true that the behavior of climbers who send un asked for notices about them selves to the social column editor in order to appear to be promi nent is outside of the code of a lady But that your guest who is perhaps a friend of the society editor would tell her (had she encountered her) that it was so nice to see Mrs after her long illness was the most natural thing to do Certainly there could have been no had taste in that! Variety Of Clothes At Evening Party Doar Post: At a junior dance the girls wear afternoon dresses the boys plain suits or else a variety of sports jackets and the teachers who are invited every year generally go In day clothes A new teacher in our midst now brings up the question of impropriety in the teachers go ing in day clothes and she thinks we all should buy evening dresses for which a majority of us would have little or no use Do you think it necessary? Answers Getting evening dresses to dance with boys in sports jack ets would be very uncalled for I also think the teachers should wear afternoon dresses but not tailored street dresses Bride cd At Her Home Miss Barbara Louise Spies ot iv Aruvie Avenue io lias ucvn I serving as a Wave lieutenant in 1 the Office of Chief of Naval Op erations Navy Department wasn ington was discharged April 1' She entered the in ebruary 1943 Miss Spies daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Edwin A Spies formerly of Pelham attended the Ursuline School and was gradu ated from the College of New Ro chelle class of 1942 She was for Yetta Vidaver Betrothed The Group of Blessed Sacrament High School will hold its third annual dessert bridge onSaturday May 4 at the school it was announced at a meeting of the group yesterday Brother rancis Chapman principal addressed members and told them about the needs of the school Mrs James is gen eral chairman of the affair withMrs Edgar Hall acting as co chairman In charge of tickets are Mrs Donald Tracy and 'Mrs Edgar 'Hall prizes Mrs James Boyan Mrs Eugene Tub and Mrs James Mrs James Bellizzi 'and Mrs Paul Valastro: utility George Lahm telephone Mrs Emma Strohmann and Mrs Harry Brodine: cakes Mrs John Marshall and publicity Mrs Donald OUTITTERS TO CHILDREN Corner MAIN and CHURCH Streets Opposite City Hall MARIE ITZGERALD 184 North Avenue Opp Arnold Constable side vulnerable 4 10 9 8 5 AQ87 6 465 4 2 LOS New Council man John Roden former Army flier wants the Park Commission to do something about an acute elephant shortage in the City Zoo 13 111 1 warune mgu cosi ox eiepnnrus monthly meeting of the Catholic delayed a cement for Tom Cradle Guild Monday night at 8:15 Tone who died a year and a half clock at the home of Miss Mar garet Kennelly 3 Beaufort Place may be some improvement in the on Mothers Place in the Home Mrs William Dunsmore has returned to her home 494 Siwanoy Place Pelham Manor having spent six weeks vacationing in Miami la While there she visited with her two daughters Margaret and Elizabeth who are attending Barry College ALPHA DANCE TOMORROW The Alpha Chapters of Phi Zeta Sorority and Phi Lambda rater nity will hold their annual Spring dance tomorrow night from 9 to 1 A at the Club of Rochelle Johnny Martin's Orchestra will play TO CONVENE MONDAY Lord Kitchener Chapter Daugh ters of the British Empire will hold its monthly meeting Monday afternoon at 2 Parish House' Mrs Mark Baird Informal Dance May 4 To Aid Children's Village Committee chairmen were ap pointed for an informal dance to be given for the benefit of Chil Village Saturday May 4 at a meeting of the board of the Junior Section of the Manor Club "'Pelham Tuesday at the home of Mrs Bevin Colby Jr 540 owler Avenue The dance will be held from 9 to 1 A at the 1 Manor ftfrs Webster Cosse is general chairman Mrs orrest Bed ford is in charge of refreshments Jane McIntosh music Miss Harriet Woodman tickets and I Mrs William Moore publicity a All Children Need Play To Help Them Develop Nfost ully By ANGELO PA TRI School is not the only place where children learn valuable les sons in living happily We so often forget that many most valu able lessons are learned in play on the playgrounds Children must play and play narq in order to make growth sturdy and sound Nature laid down that law before schools were organized It is a law that we disregard at our peril Growth that is stunted physically and mentally punishes the generation that fostered it If we neglect to provide opportunity and mepns for children's play we shall pay that debt with interest compounded in a few years time Important Business Play is the important business of a life He has no con cern with 'the troubles nor should he have He knows nothing about taxes national debts wages and costs His only business in life is to grow a strong body and a healthy mind1 in the years al lowed him Grown people are often irritated at the sight of "big strong boys wasting time on the ball fields" What would you have the boys do? They are not grown yet They are making growth fast and irreg ularly They grow legsand arms at the expense of mental growth Many a boy and gjrl fail in school for the tvto years or so that they are forced to use up their energies in growing their bodies Why grudge them the time? Nature gave it to them for that very pur pose Our duty is to see that the purpose of growth mental and physical is achieved Playgrounds Needed That is why we ask for play fields playgrounds open spaces where children may play in safety When we supply them we are supplying insurance and assur ance for a healthy happy genera tion to come Play well done enriches the intelligence and strengthens the body The quality of a child's play is carried into his lifework for play merges into work as the years pass The young person who plays well will in time work as well The worker who has carried the quality and the spirit of good sportsmanship into his work as he surely will do becomes a valuable worker and fine citizen Good playgrounds well trained well paid teachers are worth more than ever they cost What value can we put on healthy cooperative youth? The qualities of character stimulated on the playfields is priceless They are born and nur tured on play 'We must support the playground teachers the lead ers of recreation for our own sakes Bridge By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON DUNLOPS TO BE HOSTS ive new couples will be guests at a monthly meeting of the Mar ried Group of the Con gregational Church of the Pel hams today at 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs David Dun lop 4 Brookside Avenue Pelham After a brief business meeting a social hour will be held with games and refreshments SELECTED BY MUSIC CAMP Miss Eleanor Hopkirk daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Howard Hopkirk of 80 Argyle Avenue and Robert Slncerbeaux son of Mr and Mrs Slncerbeaux of 36 Albert Place have been select ed as members of the 1946 Na tional Music Camp at Interlochen Mich according to an announce ment today from Dr Joseph Maddy president and director the camp CRADLE GUILD MEETING Two College ot New Rochelle students will address the regular Choir Concert Set Sunday Miss Edna DeWitt Smith mis sionary to China and recently repatriated will be the guest speaker at the Business and Pro fessional Women's meeting Tues day at 8 at Salem Baptist Church Her topic will be "The Women of China" Miss Smith has spent many years in China having gone there as a missionary in 1921 or a time she was associated with the Woman's Bible School in Swatow working especially with the kin dergarten children In 1938 when war made It im possible for her to return to Swatow following a brief furlough in South China Miss Smith went to the Maymo Girls' School in Burma where she served as super visor A year later she returned to Swatow and when war broke out between the United States and Japan she and theolher wo mrn mlccinnDrioc 1 I staff of The Standard Star Her brother Sergeanj: Edwin A Spies Jr who entered the Air orce in March 1942 has reenlisted and is presently stationed in Ger many ir 3 1 a 'Wo ft WIM fee da If 4 w1 tar inHojO jg (J JL jfll I I GY 1 1 iff 1 i If I wk 55 a'n reet New Rochelle 2 3692 0 i Vi IB i law irT i i Ml i 'AHI i IM 4 I fgs Vd I Xtetfmanii 5 i 1 A it I si.