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For Classified Ad Results BROOKLYN EAGLE, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1939 Telephone MAin 4-6200 Althea Edmands Weds Charles Mason Of Washington, D. C. Rev. Dr. John H.

Lathrop Performs Ceremony At Bride's Residence on Orange Couple To Divide Time Between Boro and Chevy Chase Mrs. Althea Edmands, widow of the late Dr. Samuel Sumner Ed- mands, was married on Saturday of Washington, D. at her H. Lathrop officiated at the of the families.

The bride, daughter of the was attended by her daughter, Miss Patricia Edmands and John Mason was best man for his father. The couple left on a wedding trip to the West Indies. They will make their home there and in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Mrs. John W.

Weber of 101 Eighth Ave. and her daughter, Miss Caroline U. Weber. will leave on Friday for Alturas, Shelter Island Heights, where they will remain until November. The Seeing Eye, the school which educates dogs to guide the blind, will present its work at the Lawrence Farms Theater in Lawrence Farms, Mt.

Kisco, tomorrow at the invita- at 1 o'clock to Charles Alexander Mason home at 28 Orange St. The Rev. Dr. John ceremony, which was attended by members late Mr. and Mrs.

William Webster Miller, Miss Heathcote Plans Wedding To Marry James S. Turner July 1 in Westford Church Miss Virginia Codding Heathcote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Milton Heatheote of Husley Lodge, Westford, has completed the plans for her marriage to James Sinclair Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Chandlee Turner of 28 Monroe Place. The ceremony will take place July 1 in the Unitarian Church, Westford. The Rev. Dr. William E.

Lewis will officiate. Mrs. John Gilbert Adden and Mrs. Edward Jackman will matrons of honor their sister. Mrs.

Henry Chandlee Turner Jr. of Philadelphia, Raymond Woods Julian of Alexandria, and the Misses Audrey and Pauline Phillips of Dedham, May Jan Benton of Concord, Helenka Chmielinska of Brookline, will be attendants. Thaine Youst of Scarsdale, N. will be best man and Robert Lawrence, Raymond Bosche, Kimball McMullin, George Milton Heathcote Jr. John Gilbert Adden and Henry Chandlee Turner ushers.

Mr. and Mrs. Paradis Hosts For Son and His Wife Mr. Mrs. Adrian F.

Paradis of 758 Westminster Road entertained yesterday at a tea in honor of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Alexis Paradis 2d, at their home. The guests of honor, who were married in October, have been making their home in Glen, and now will reside in Brooklyn.

Mrs. Paradis is the former Miss Grace Dennis of Eator own, N. J. Assisting at the tea were Miss Jean Harlan, Miss Isabelle Kelly, Mrs. MacKay, Miss Elizabeth Montgomery and Miss Marjorie Bacon.

About 80 guests were present. Juliette Cooper of Brooklyn returned today on the Santa Elena of the Grace Line from a 16-day cruise. Miss Imhoff Is Wed To David Pallister The marriage of Miss Beatrice Ione Imhoff of 310 E. 44th Manhattan, daughter Mr. and Mrs.

George H. Imhoff of Hillsboro, and David Stanley of Pallister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vincent Pallister of Mountain Lakes, N. and Shoreham, took place Saturday noon at the Marble Collegiate Church, Manhattan.

The ceremony performed by the Rev. Norman Vincent Peale. A wedding breakfast at the Hampshire House, Manhattan, followed the wedding. The bride had as maid of honor Miss Bonnie Donahue of Houston, Tex. Claude Vincent Pallister acted Mrs.

as best Pallister man received for his brother." tion in the Middle West her and educa: sociated with the John Powers studios in Manhattan. Mr. Pallister prepared at Morristown School in Morristown, N. and was graduated from Dartmouth College with the class of 1938. He is now attending New York Law School.

After a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple will reside in Mountain Lakes. Mrs. Thomas McQuade announces that the final meeting of Anthonian Hall Auxiliary will be held tomorrow evening at 105 Greene Ave. Finch--Black Mr. ani Mrs.

Howard Russell Baker of Great Neck announce the marriage of Mrs. Baker's daughter, Miss Barbara Brigham Black, to Sherman Finch on Saturday at St. Thomas' Church, Manhattan. The Rev. Mr.

Brooks, rector of St. Thomas'. performed the ceremony. The bride wore gown of iceblue en mousseline de soie and a fingertip matching veir fastened with a coronet of forget-me-nots and carried a Colonial bouquet of lilies of the valley, Talisman roses and forget-me-nots. Miss Joan Fontaine of Great Neck attended the bride and wore a gown of peach chiffon and carried a bouquet of delphiniums and roses.

Clarence Coler of New Canaan, served as best man. Mrs. Finch is a granddaughter of Mrs. Walter Brickenridge Brigham of Augusta, and the late Mr. Brigham and a great-niece of the founder of the Peter Brent Brigham Hospital in Boston, which bears his name.

Mr. Finch is the son of Mrs. Sherman Finch of St. Paul, and the late Mr. Finch.

He attended Taft School and the University of Minnesota. Following the ceremony a reception at the St. Regis Hotel, Manhattan. The couple will go abroad on their wedding trip and upon their return will make their home Massachusetts. Mrs.

Rose Zuckerman of Far Rockaway entertained at luncheon Saturday and was at mah jong to Mrs. Jack M. Schwartz, Mrs. Harry Applebaum, Mrs. Reuben Pinkler and Mrs.

Pay Blair at the Far Rockaway Shore Club, Ostend Beach. Marries Brooklynite Mrs. Lee Fleming O'Meara was of Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Light of riage to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Te Winburn photo. Miss Audrey Marie Light, daughter Westport, before her marThomas O'Meara of Brooklyn, Helen Worth Young Woman Is Too Critical for Times Over Friendly Kiss Which Means Little Dear Helen Worth-A young man takes a girl friend out in his car and stops in to visit a family he knows. As he drives up with the girl the daughter of the house and her them.

The daughter steps up and you think of this? Am I narrow for a kiss? EDITH. My dear Edith- arr minded but unduly critical. For in this casual day such things mean little. Forget it is the advice of HELEN WORTH. WANTS TO BUY HOME Dear Helen Worth-You have helped me in so many other ways that I am confident you will now.

although I'm afraid it is somewhat out of your line. Have you any descriptive particulars concerning the Home Owners Loan Corporation? My husband and I are thinking of buying a twofamily house under the H. O. L. C.

We are thinking of paying about $6,500, putting $1,000 down; leaving 8. little over $1.100 in hand for the proverbial "rainy day." We plan to live in the house, renting the upper floor. My husband makes a good salary. We have no children and no debts. Do you think this a good investment? Any literature you may know of we will greatly appreciate.

If any of your readers know of the H. O. L. 1. would appreciate nearing their views.

J. M. J. My dear J. M.

French say: "Tell a beautiful woman that she is intelligent, an intelligent woman that she is beautiful if you wish to flatter her." Certain: under the head of flattery comes your request. for my knowledge of arithmetic is scant, of sound investments ditto. I am a great believer in owning one's own home because of psychological returns on money invested, if for no other reason. Perhaps some of the readers will give us the information you seek. HELEN WORTH.

QUESTION OF FAIRNESS Dear Helen Worth-Do you consider it fair either to the child who is about to graduate from grammar school or to the parents who have to hand out hard-earned money to provide a complete outfit of clothes NOT to be told until the night of graduation whether the youngsters have passed ALL of their regents or not? It has always been a rule in this small school that, no matter whether Johnnie or Helen have passed all of their examinations, they just go up on the platform with their fellow classmates and get graduated with the rest of the class. Then, if they have failed anything, it 1 is stated on the school certificate, "conditioned in so and so." A GLEN HEAD (L. READER. My dear Reader--Probably it is impossible to manage the matter differently. Perhaps the feelings of the pupil are less hurt under this system.

But it does seem to impose a hardship on the parents. HELEN WORTH. Dear Helen Worth-I have never written to you before but enjoy your answers and letters of kindness to so many. Could you please publish the name and address of some person who makes up scrapbooks for children? RASHES DUE TO EXTERNAL CAUSES Soothe the irritation promote SOAP quick healing with MEDICINAL usually effective CUTICURA SOAP and OINTMENT Start using Cuticura today! At all druggists. For FREE sample, write Cuticura, Dept.

18, Malden, Mass. M. Mitchell, Dr. Spratt To Be Wed Engagement Is Announced at Supper Party Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Mitchellof 540 Fourth announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marjorie Elizabeth Mitchell, to: Dr. Charlees Edward Spratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson H.

Spratt of 580 Fourth at a supper party on Saturday evening. Miss Mitchell is a graduate of The Packer Collegiate Institute. Doctor Spratt is a graduate of Brooklyn Prep, Fordham University and the Long Island College of Medicine. Gloria Waterbury Hostess to Class Miss Gloria Clare Waterbury, daughter of Mrs. Thomas D.

Waterbury of the Towers Hotel, entertained for her entire class at Marymount School, Tarrytown, at a butfet supper and card party Wednesday at the hotel. Miss Waterbury was graduated from the school and besides receiving an academic diploma was awarded an honor diploma in music, advanced senior division, from the London Trinity College of Music. Mrs. Waterbury entertained guests at a supper party Towers Hotel following the graduation. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Norvrezian Hospital held a May social at the Sisters' Home on Wednesday.

A check. proceeds of the annual fair, was presented by Mrs. Frank Magruder to Peter Berge, president of the board of directors of the hospital. The quartet from 59th Street Lutheran Free Church, Mrs. G.

Samuelsen, Mrs. E. Samuelsen, Mrs. A. Nilsen, Mrs.

C. Oisen, gave several selections. Final plans were made for the garden party to be held at the Shore Road Academy tomorrow afternoon. were served by Mrs. William M.

Scot and Mrs. John Tronstad. Mrs. Sewell Hostess For Bride-to-Be Mrs. Robert Armstrong Sewell of 435 80th St.

entertained at a shower last evening at her home in honor of Miss Claire de Sales Kavanagh, whose marriage to Edward Ryan of Jersey City will take place in July. The guests included Mrs. John T. Burke, Mrs. Thomas Byrne, Mrs.

Michael Byrnes, Mrs. Thomas F. Carey, Mrs. Corinne Carlin, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs.

Edward Cummerford, Mrs. William B. Cook, Mrs. W. Lawrence Dee, Mrs.

Louis J. Dee, Mrs. Charles A. Dee, Mrs. Margaret Downs, Mrs.

Edward Ellis, Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Mrs. Dennis Foohey, Mrs. J. Trevor Garmey, Mrs.

Paul Henning, Mrs. Joseph Kavanagh, Mrs. J. Shaw Kavanagh, Mrs. J.

Henry Kukielski, Dudley Morier, Mrs. Joseph E. Monaghan, Mrs. John J. Mackin, Mrs.

James Perry, Mrs. Edward Peterson, Mrs. Edward Ryan, Mrs. W. Harry Sefton, Mrs.

Harry P. Sharrock, Mrs. Robert Wardle, Mrs. Robert Whitehead. Also the Misses Rita Byrne, Agnes and Estelle Cogan, Mary Esther Cook, Elizabeth and Augusta Dee, Marie Downs, Margaret Harriet G.

Duane, Beulah Foster. Anita Fusco, Margaret Kent, Marie and Mary Loretta Kavanagh. Alice Rvan, Marea and Margaret Seton, Dorothy Sharrock and Helen Schmoll. Miss Kavanagh is the daughter of Mrs. Joseph Kavanagh of 328 73d St.

and her fiance is the son of Mrs. Edward Ryan of Jersey City. Short Coats Are Practical Around town shops are conover anything -through the centrating on short, coats to toss Summer. There are boxy reefers with brass buttons. short plaid toppers and white and pastel affairs in both silk and wool.

Mrs. William J. Baade Jr. WAs Miss Louise Mock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Mock of 140 E. 42d before her recent marriage. Miss Enequist Party Hostess Tea Is Given in Garden City Home Weds Valeche photo. Miss Mary Enequist, daughter Mr. and Mrs.

William L. Enequist of Whitehall Boulevard, Garden City, entertained at a tea at her home. Her guests were her classmates in her home room at the Cherry Valley Avenue School. Those present were Miss Saretta McCrea, of the faculty, and the Misses Miriam Stuhr, Dorothy Reuter, Margaret McLean, Jane Calcagno, Daiene Downer, Justine Brewer, Marion Carter, Fairlie McAllister, Elizabeth Hutchinson, Ann Evers, Genevieve 'Walsh, Ann Mohan, Florence Noland, Ruth Hegeman, Josephine Dillon, Jean Wilson, Katherine Nash, Margaret Butler and Patricia Hall. Ridder-Leach Miss Hedwig Ridder, daughter Mr.

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Ushers will be Adelrick Benziger, Bernard and Eric Ridder, brothers of the bride-elect; Andrew B. Murray, Frederick R. Hammer, Donald C. Bogert, John K. Gurney and George C.

Ruth. The Billmore Rotel Roof will open for the season on Friday Horace Heidt and his Musical Knights will play for the dancing. The Fountain Court, Cafe Moderne and Empire Lounge of the hotel, on the same floor as the Roof, will open for luncheon the same day. NEURITIS Neuritis, Neuralgia, or Lumbago in a few minutes, NURITO, the splendid formula, used by thousands. Dependable--no opiates.

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Cramm, Robert Grant Walter Goodwin of Hartford, and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dunphy. Mrs. Howard Field Chappell nf High Farms, Glen Head, entertained her daughter, Mrs.

J. C. Hitchcock; Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Budd, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Lee and H. D. Ewing Jr.

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and Mrs. C. Perry Beadleston and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stromson.

Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Robinson of Lawrence entertained at home. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.

W. Averell Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Stowell. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank X. Sadlier Club for the guests they their gave a luncheon at the Piping box. Their party included Mr. and Mrs.

L. Carbery Ritchie, Mrs. GorRidsdale and Mr. and Mrs. 1 F.

Sadlier Dinger. Some other box holders and their guests for the match were Mr. and Mrs. George J. Atwell-Miss Edwina Atwell, Mr.

and Mrs. William B. Duryea, Edward Bradley Martin; Col. and Mrs. F.

R. Appletonand Mrs. F. H. Prince James W.

Appleton; Mr. and Mrs. ler, Miss Dorothy Butler, James ler F. Roberts Blair; Mrs. George W.

Crawford-Mrs. Robert W. Warmack, Frank K. Houston, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter G. Mortland; W. R. Coe-Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene P. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, George Brewster; William EwingMiss Jessie Ewing, Mr. and Mrs.

F. Wilder Bellamy, George O. Forest of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs.

Elbridge T. -Mr. and Mrs. James Doubleday of Ridgefield, Mr. and Mrs.

Felix O. Janke of Plainfield, N. Mrs. C. T.

I. Roark of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock Jr. -Mr.

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Herman F. Baerwald; Charles E. F. McCann- and Countess Alfonso P. Villa, Mr.

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Mr. and Mrs. John M. Schiff-Mr. and Mrs.

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and Mrs. Thomas Bancroft, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore Cohn-Weiss tion of Northern committee F. C.

merly The Marjorie Chamberlin, hold when a committee of residents in Westchester County. The is headed by Mrs. William Ewing of Bedford, N. forof Brooklyn. see "What a Life." Miss Young is chairman of the party Miss Ruth, Jane Battell chairman of arrangements for a prefatory dinner at the Schooner.

Morning Choral Juniors, Kane, president, Miss Jessie junior chairman, will a theater party this evening a group of members will go to Urquhart -Hansen Urquhart -Hansen Miss Dorothy Kline Hansen, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Anthony H. Hansen of 38-18 West Drive, Douglaston, was married to David Randall Urquhart, son Mr. and Mrs.

David S. Urquhart of 1666 72d on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony "Com performed in the Douglaston Community Church by the Rev. M. Eugene Flipse.

A tion followed at the Douglaston Club. Miss Helen Hansen was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Fred Bauer, Miss Virginia Scheer, Mrs. James Lake and Miss Catherine Urquhart. Anthony H.

Hansen Sr. man and ushers were Frederick Bauer, Frederick von Scholly, James Lake and Albert Windvandt. The bride was dressed in white satin with a long train and a tulle veil held by a coronet of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Her attendants wore white net dresses and white net hats trimmed with green velvet ribbons.

They carried Spring flowers in pastel shades. Following a wedding trip to Atlantic City the couple will live at 144-16 35th Flushing. The bride attended the Packer Collegiate Institute, the Roerich Art Museum and Grand Central Art School. She is a member of the Mu Nu Chi sorority. Mr.

Urquhart attended Harris Academy, Scotland, and New Utrecht High School. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Ketcham of 25 Monroe Place entertained at dinner last night on the Marine Roof of the Hotel Bossert in honor of Miss Frances Morgan Wood a and their son, Sanford Farrington Ketcham, whose marriage will take place this month in Philadelphia, Pa.

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Y. The marriage of Miss Hortense F. Weiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman H.

Weiss of 2304 Sedgwick Manhattan, to David Cohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cohn of 23 Ireland Place, Amityville, took place at noon yesterday in the College Hall of Hotel Astor, Manhattan. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harry Weiss, Rabbi of the Congregation Shaari Zedek, was followed by a reception and luncheon.

The bride is a graduate of Brooklyn College. Mr. Cohn is an nus of St. John's College of Pharmacy. The couple will live in Amityville after their return from a trip.

Mr. and Mrs. George Coward of 6735 Ridge Boulevard are at Chalfonte Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey. mother walk to the car to greet greets him with a kiss. What do minded or is the young lady "hard up" I have so many beautiful ful cards I could sena to her.

Every good wish. N. A. O. My dear N.

A. send your name and address, since the Long Island reader received a tremendous number of cards and at present does not wish any more. I can furnish you with the name of some one who can use them--but please, dear lady, send none here! Many thanks for the kind words and thoughts. HELEN WORTH. Konecky-Weinstein Miss Edythe H.

Kenecky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Konecy of 1408 Avenue will be married Sunday to Joseph A. Weinstein, son of Jacob Weinstein of 4705 Clarendon Road. The nuptials will take place in the chapel of Rabbi G.

Spund at 130 E. 3d St, Manhattan. Miss Konecky is private to former Alderman Walter secretary. She is a graduate of New Utrecht High School and Hunter College. Mr.

Weinstein, who is an attorney, is a graduate of the Brooklyn Law School. The maid of honor will be Miss Rose Konecky, sister of the brideelect. The best man will be Milton Weinstein, brother of the bridegroom-to-be. The bridesmaids will include Miss Madelaine Weintraub, Miss Frances Schefter, Miss Blanche Hertz, Mrs. Lawrence Kraut, Mrs.

Sue Drazien, Mrs. Etta Doctor, Miss Esther Shields and Mrs. Miriam Ginzberg. Serving as ushers will be Dr. Jacob J.

Altholtz, Jacob D. Yaro, Joseph Doctor, Max Roth, John Piconi, Peter Konecky, Murray Konecky and Dr. Edward Stanton. The couple will go on a four weeks motor trip through New England, Canada and the Thousand Islands. They will make their home in Brooklyn.

Maas- -Gibb Miss Anne Gibb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gibb of 4909 5th and Howard Maas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maas of 1207 86th were married Saturday at St.

Agatha's R. C. Church. The Rev. Joseph Kirk performed the ceremony.

Miss Isabel Gibb was bridesmaid for her sister. The bride was gowned in lilac sheer. She wore an illusion veil and carried a bouquet of talisman roses. The bridesmaid was attired in maize net. Patrick J.

Flanagan acted as best man for his nephew. The ushers were Harold N. Carroll and Louis A. Accurso. After the ceremony a reception was held at Bay Ridge Hofbrau.

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Y. Small- -Cohen The wedding of Miss Miriam Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen of 867 E. 46th and Henry Small, son of Hyman Small of Lakewood, N.

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