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Aide Course To Start on 1 Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sayville Bayport, Sept. 18 Women of leisure along the South Shore are gearing themselves for the increasing call for volunteer work in the many fields of the war endeavor. One of the most important projects is the latest call for nurses' aides. Mrs. Ivor S.

Conklin Bayport. chairman of the South Suffolk chapter of the Red Cross Volunteer Nurses' Aides, announces that the third class for training aides will begin on Oct. 1. Classes will be conducted by Mrs. McLaughlin, R.

who is director of the School of Nursing of the Central Islip State Hospital. The aides who study under Mrs. McLaughlin are fortunate for her school of nursing was accredited the finest in State. The South Suffolk chapter working in conthis, junction with the Babylon Town chapter, which is under the able chairmanship of Mrs. William Heath.

It is interesting to note that these combined chapters, working a unit, are the only ones to be training aides in the psychiatric field, although the work is done exclusively with the hospital sick. During week Mrs. Conklin called a meeting of the members of the committee who are enrolling volunteers. Miss Betty Anderson, daughter of Lt. and Mrs.

Guy A. Anderson, has returned to her Sayville home following a week's visit in O-Co-Nee, Bay Shore, where she was the guest of Miss Florence Picken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Picken. On Wednesday, Miss Anderson will begin her college course at Packer Collegiate Institute.

James M. Goodwin of Sayville recently was elected head of the St. Lawrence Council of the Knights of Columbus. Mrs. LeVan C.

Robinson has had as her guest at her home on W. Main St. Mrs. May H. Hammersley of Manhattan, formerly of Bayport.

Miss Anne Mead of Candee Ave. has returned for her junior year at the College of New Rochelle. Mrs. George A. Robinson and her daughter, Mrs.

Robert W. Adams, have returned to Sayville following a visit in Wilton, with Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brown, formerly of Sayville.

Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cohalan Jr. of Sunset Drive were Mrs.

John P. Cohalan of Manhattan, Thomas Kiernan and his daughter, Miss Kiernan, of the Bronx. Miss Dolores del Castillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael del Castillo of Bayport, has returned to Emmitsburg.

where she will resume her studies at Mt. St. Joseph's College, where she is now a junior. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul N. Wester- Young Ladies Aid The first meeting of the season of the Brooklyn Young Ladies Aid Society was held on Tuesday at its new meeting quarters, the Plaza, Mrs. Ida Berger, president, presiding. Reports were given by officers and chairmen of affairs. In the absence of the secretary, Mrs.

Anna Heller acted in her place. Events scheduled for the future are a luncheon and mahjong on Sept. 22 at the Plaza. Flatbush Ave. Extension; a matinee on Oct.

13. "One Touch of a bazar on Dec. 7 and 8 at the Park Manor. The chairmen are Mrs. Isabel Bernstein, Mrs.

Florence Shalit and Mrs. Etta Krauss; co-chairmen, Mrs. Dora Adler, Mrs. Augusta Falk, Mrs. Evelyn Nussbaum, Mrs.

Ellen Delmont, Mrs. Gussie Zimet and Mrs. Betty Shenkman. In charge of gifts for the boys in service will be Mrs. Delmont.

Waxberg-Rosenberg Miss Helen Waxberg's engagement has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Waxberg of Raymond Rockville Centre. Miss Waxberg will wed Lt. Mortimer W.

Rosenberg this coming Winter. The lieutenant is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Armin H. Rosenberg of Jackson Heights.

Miss Waxberg received her education at an elementary school, at South Side High Schocl, Rock-' ville Centre, at Columbia University and Guggenheim School for Dental Hygienists. She is now a dental hygienist in Manhattan. Her fiance is a gradute of Flushing High School and of the West Virginia University. He is with the medical administrative division of the army air corps, stationed at Wendover Field, Utah. O'Sullivan -Einarsson The engagement of Miss Irene O'Sullivan of Shepherd Rockville Centre, has been announced by her father, Daniel J.

O'Sullivan of Manhattan and of Petersburg, Fla. Her fiance is Einar Einarsson, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. N.

Einarsson of North Long Beach Rockville Centre. Miss O'Sullivan is a graduate of St. Paul's Academy, St. Petersburg, and of the Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School, Manhattan. Mr.

Einarsson was graduated from South Side High School, Rockville Centre. and attended the Casey Jones School of Aeronautics. The wedding is expected to be a May event. Auxiliary to Meet The first Fall meeting of the Trinity, Alliance, Auxiliary, will Missionary be Cenacle, 566 Sterling Place, at 8 o'clock tonight. The officers are: President, Miss Edythe Byrne; vice president, Mrs.

Frank McDonough; treasurer, John Bushey; financial secretary, Joseph Bohler, and recording secretary, Miss Julia Hogerty, and corresponding secretary, Sister Mary Ignatius. Plans for the coming season will be discussed and arranged. Sister Ignatius is the moderator of the auxiliary. Kraatz-Doremus Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs.

William Kraatz of Fenemore Lynbrook, of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Arlene Kraatz. to Pvt. Edward Doremus of Langdon Place, also Lynbrook, Private Doremus is stationed at Fort Miles, Delaware. Garden City Weekend Personals Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Garden City, Sept. 18-Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Felton of Willow St. will entertain at a birthday dinner party tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Felton's mother, Mrs. Henry Hilker of Forest Hills.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Richmond of 10th attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. Richmond's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Richmond in Rochester, N. today. News of Service Men Lt.

George A. Nelson Jr. of Fort Custer, Battle Creek, and Mrs. Nelson are the guests of the Nelson seniors of Kilburn Road. Ensign Richard Remer, U.

S. N. is the weekend house guest of Miss Jacqueline Torney of 4th St. Lt. of Hilton Ave.

has been home on a short furlough from Taunton. Mass. Lt. Comdr. Edward A.

Maher of Chestnut St. has returned from visit to the West Coast. Ensign Theodore Courtney of California and Ensign William Quinn of New York City, have been recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren W.

Carpenter of Clinton Road. Mrs. George Merritt Eddy of Alabama is the guest of Lieutenant Eddy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Eddy of Euston Road. Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Sr. have just returned from a visit with Col.

Walter E. Barnes at Riverhead. Mrs. David W. Brown has returned from a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Langley W. Isom at Belmont, Mass. Ensign Brown, U. S.

N. joined Mrs. Brown there for a brief visit. Pfc. Gail Richmond.

U. S. M. C. has completed her control tower training in Atlanta, and is now at Cherry Point, N.

C. Her brother, Kenneth C. Richmond is now an aviation cadet having completed his basic training at camp Wheeler. Their parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth C. Richmond, reside on 10th Street. Ensign Herbert H. Schell U.

S. N. R. received his wings at Vero Beach, on Sept. 1.

Pic. James W. Rummel. U. S.

son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Rummel of Hampton Road, has been home on furlough from Aberdeen, Md. Lt.

(j.g.) Robert E. Snowden Jr. of Locust St. has completed his training at the New Orleans naval air station and has been transferred to Norman. Okla.

Mrs. Snowden and their daughter, Miss Barbara Snowden, will join the lieutenant at his new post. Mrs. Emerson Swartz of Hattiesburg, is visiting her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Snowden of Locust St. Lieutenant Swartz is at Camp Shelby. Lt.

Julian H. Burgess U. S. Army Air Corps, is visiting his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Burgess of Beach St. His sister. Miss Caroline Burgess, is home from Norfolk. Va.

Mrs. Adams C. Sumner of 4th St. gave a dinner Wednesday evening in honor of the Very Rev. George A.

Robertshaw and Mrs. Robertshaw. Mrs. Ray Jantzer of Oxford Boulevard gave a luncheon at the Garden City Country Club yesterday to honor Mrs. Robert W.

Morrell of Houston, Texas, formerly of Garden City. Dr. and Mrs. Ray M. Bowles of 10th St.

have returned from Manchester, N. H. Luks-Garelik Mr. and Mrs. Harry J.

Garelik of pouncestethe Parkway marriage of have their daughter, Miss Zelda Garelik. to Pvt. Bernard Luks of 911 46th who is stationed at the army air base in 1 Salt Lake City. Utah. The ceremony took place in Salt Lake City on Aug.

14. The bride wore an aqua ensemble white accessories and carried white orchids. matron of honor was Mrs. Fay Marcus. wife of the chaplain attached to the army air base in Salt Lake City.

The best man was Sgt. Matthew Epstein, also a native of a Brooklyn. Private and Mrs. Luks are making their home in Salt Lake City. Malverne Items Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Malverne.

Sept. 18-Mrs. Edgerley M. Schmich will be dessertbridge guest of Mrs. Henry Larson of Hempstead on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bertram will have as their Sunday dinner guests on Sept. 26, Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolf Schmidt of Carlstadt. N. J. The Bertrams reside on Drake St. Levine photo NEWLYWEDS- Lt.

and Mrs. Robert Fannon are shown following their recent wedding in Holy Innocents Church. The bride was Miss Pauline Finochio of 325 E. 21st St. Lynbrook Gardeners The Garden Department of the Women's Club of Lynbrook will meet with Mrs.

William O'Keefe, 9 Lloyd Lynbrook, on Tuesday. Mrs. E. A. Schramm, chairman, is to preside.

There will be a round-table discussion among the members about their garden successes. The group will tour Mrs. O'Keefe's gardens. Bay Ridge Juniors Wilton photo ENGAGED Miss Veronica Bernadette Lawton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James J. Lawton of 296 E. 16th St. and the fiancee of Lt. Elmer Sherwood Franklin, U.

S. N. son of Mr. and Mrs. F.

B. Franklin of Los Angeles, Cal. Miss Lawton was graduated from St. Francis Xavier's Academy and attended St. John's College.

Lieutenant Franklin received his B.S. at the California Institute of Technology; his M.S. at the University of Southern California, research fellowship, Allan Hancock Foundation, Cal. BETROTHED Miss Florence Thornton is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Thornton of 1608 11th Ave.

and the fiancee of Sgt. Frank J. O'Donnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

O'Donnell of 307 E. 4th St. Sergeant D'Oonnell is stationed in California. -Gumbs The marriage of Miss Shirley A. Gumbs, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Gumbs of Pine Rockville Centre, to Pfc. Walter R. Burns of Bethel. took place on Friday, at St.

Agnes Church. Rockville Centre. The Right Rev. Monsignor Peter Quealy officiated at the ceremony and mass. Mrs.

Charles Dougherty of Rockville Centre was matron of honor. Robert Burns of Bethel was his brother's best man. A reception and breakfast. for members of the immediate families. was held at Lincoln Inn, Rockville Centre.

The bride is a graduate of South Side High School, Rockville Centre. Pfc. Burns, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burns of Bethel.

was educated at St. John's Preparatory School. Danvers. at Fordham University. The couple has left for Ashville.

N. where Pfc. Burns is stationed with the air force. Engagements Engagements WEBER-LONDON-Mr. and Mrs.

Max Weber of 1123 E. 26th Street and Lake Mahopac, announce the engagement of their daughter, Debsie to Mr. Andrew London. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Morris London of 1152 E. 26th Street. GARDEN CITY BROOKLYN BAY SHORE Also at Loeser's-Garden City fashion thrift new fall shoes 5.95 Need a pair of casual shoes to wear with your new tweed suit? They're here! Looking for a pair of frankly feminine shoes to wear with your sophisticated black dress? They're here! In fact there's just about every type of shoe you'd want in this brand new group of Fall shoes. You'll find open or closed toes, high or medium heels. Black or Brown suede or Calfskin.

Stepins and Trimmed Pumps. BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, SEPT. 19, 1943 15 Port Washington News 3 Liskin photo BRIDE-Mrs. Michael Hartnett was formerly Miss Elizabeth Quinlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Quinlan of 1320 E. 59th St. Corporal Hartnett is the son of Mrs. Anna Maloney of 1258 Ryder St. He is stationed at Camp Dix.

Great Neck, Manhasset Notices Massachusetts Institute of Technology. French Art photo TO BE WED--Miss Bernadette Therese McMahon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J.

McMahon of 15 79th is engaged to James man, R. M. 2-c of U.S. N. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Leishman of 555 80th St. Miss McMahon is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier Academy. Before entering the service in 1940 Mr.

Leishman was with the National City Bank. Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Great Neck-Manhasset, Sept. 18 Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Boyce of Munsey Park, are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Vlad Benco of Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs.

Charles Dunbar, president of the North Shore Chapter of the American Association of University Women, has named two Great Neck women as committee chairmen. Mrs. Marion Pratt, chairman of War Information and Mrs. Stanley Sauer, chairman Social Studies. Leslie Dittman Manhasset is of acting chairman for the annual outdoor get together of the Manhasset Republican Club, which will be held on Oct.

2 on the grounds of the High School. The Garden Club, Manhasset. the garden group of the Great Neck Women's Club and the Men's Garden Club are holding a joint Victory Garden harvest show at the Great Neck Women's Club Building today and tomorrow. Lieutenant and Mrs. Ivor Roslund have returned from spending their wedding trip at Atlantic City and Lieutenant Roslund has returned to Camp Butler, North Carolina.

Mrs. Roslund is the former Miss Ruth Hicks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hicks of Manhasset. Jean and Joan Jostyn, daughters of Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Jostyn of Strathmore Vanderbilt, have returned from attending Camp Elektor in Pennsylvania. Mr. Jostyn is professionally known on the radio as Mr. District.

Attorney. Mr. and Mrs. L. Bishop Clark of Perry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sara Stone Clark, to Alvin S.

Bullen, son of Mr. Bullen and the late Mrs. John Bullen of Cambridge Road, Great Neck. Miss Clark was graduated from Florida State College and attended Philadelphia. Divinity School.

Mr. Bullen WAS graduated from Hobart College with the class of 1941, and is now in his senior year at the Philadelphia Divinity School. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Larsen, formerly of Manhasset, moved this week to their new home at North Tarrytown, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Storie of Strathmore village have returned their. Summer home at Fire Island. The wedding of Miss Helen Dorothea Irving, daughter of Mrs. Ennet W.

Irving of Great Neck Estates, to Lt. William Arthur Horton U.S. N. son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Horton of Cleveland, Ohio, is expectde place this coming week at Miami. Fla. Miss Irving was graduated from Great Neck High School and attended Wellesley College. Lieutenant Horton is graduate of the beke and their son, Paul Westerbeke have returned to their home on Greene Ave. following a trip through New York Sate.

Accompanied by their daughter, Miss Joyce Westerbeke, who left them at to resume her Poughkeepsie, Vassar College, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shirley, who have been spending the Summer at the WestchesterBiltmore in Rye. They for a few days at Lake Mahopac. Mr.

and Mrs. McGiff and family and Mr. John McJames. Gift and family have closed their Bayport homes and have returned Jackson Heights for the Winter. Before leaving Mr.

and Mrs. John McGiff sold their Bayport home on Gillette Ave. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nester, who with their two children are arriving this week from Geneva, N.

to make Bayport their permanent residence. Miss Catherine Fellerath, who is to be married in the near future to Sgt. Francis Keenan of Ronkonkoma, was the guest of honor this week at a personal shower given in Massapequa at the home of Mrs. Maurice O'Sullivan. Dr.

and Mrs. H. F. Whalen and family have returned to their Brooklyn home after spending the Summer season in Bayport. During the last week of their stay in Bayport Miss Elizabeth Plunkett of Brooklyn visited their daughter, Miss Whalen.

Mr. Kurt Grunwald Rosemary, returned this week to their Bayport home on Snedecor Ave. from Center Harbor, N. where they spent the Summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Ludwig Battermann have had as their guest Miss Barbara Wolffs of Westfield. N. J. Mrs.

William J. Binney has returned to her home on Greeley Ave. following a visit with Mr. and George Behrman of Baldwin. Mrs.

Henry Frank Rogers has returned to her home on Candee Ave. after visiting with friends in Manhattan, Yonkers and Teaneck, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Owen J.

Evers have closed their Sayville home on the bay and have returned to Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Hoeckley and three children have closed Summer home on Cantheir, dee Ave. and have returned to Ardmore, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koehler and their son, who spent the Summer at the Cove in Bayport, have returned to Garden City. The Sayville Unit of the Allies Wing of the British War Relief Society, of which Mrs. Bryan M.

O'Reilly is chairman, reached its peak in production last month when they shipped abroad 300 pounds of used clothing and 409 sewn garments. Their latest project is a campaign for collecting books to be sent to the Allied seamen and soldiers serving overseas. TO MARRY--Miss Hazel B. Snyder of 385 E. 18th niece of Mrs.

D. B. Walker of Manhattan, is engaged to Petty Officer Philip F. Grey, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank S. Grey of 2110 Newkirk Ave. Miss Snyder, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harold B.

Snyder, attended Berkeley Institute and Erasmus Hall. Mr. Grey attended the Flatbush School, Montclair Academy and Niagara University. Donnelly -Evans Miss Mary Virginia Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Aloysius T. Evans of Brooklyn, was married Tuesday to Leonard F. Donnelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H.

Donnelly, also of Brooklyn. The Rev. Aidan Burns, O. F. uncle of the bridegroom, performed the ceremony in the Church of Our Lady of Angels.

A reception followed at the Franklin Arms Hotel. The bride was given in marriage by her father and her attendants were the Misses Betty Evans, maid of honor; Margaret Berkery, Betty Dalton, a Rosemary Harvey, all Brooklyn; Evelyn Huisking of Huntington, and Alice L. Mercier of Bayside. Michael Engel was best man and the ushers were Jeremiah Dalton Lt. Frank R.

Huisking, Pvt. Aidan Donnelly and Midshipman Frank J. Evans. The bride wore an ivory satin gown with a tulle veil and a seed pearl Juliet cap. The maid of honor wore wild grape velvet and the bridesmaids American Beauty velvet dresses with matching feather coronets and short veils.

The bride and her attendants all carried prayer books. Mrs. Donnelly is a graduate of Our Lady of Mercy Academy, Syosset, and Manhattanville, College of the Sacred Heart. Mr. Donnelly, a graduate of Brooklyn Prep, attendpresently associated with the MetroColumbia University and is politan Life Insurance Company.

Miss Esther Tollefsen celebrated her birthday At the home of Miss Ann Oswald last Sunday. There were 14 present, Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Port Washington, Sept. 18-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tully of Plandome, have returned from a trip to Canada.

Miss Jane Priscilla Sousa Abert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Abert of Harbor Acres, and granddaughter of the late John Phillip Sousa, sponsored the navy Pickett boat, Miss Harbor Acres, launched at the Purdy shipyard, Port Washington, this week. Mrs. Arthur Cornell Jr.

of Bar Beach Road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Church formerly of BeaHill, has enlisted Wacs. con Mrs.

Cornell is the widow of the Lt. Arthur Cornell. United States Army Air Corps. who died in late a Japanese prison camp. Mr.

and Mrs. Warener Van Zandt of Sands Point are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. William Gilmore and daughter, Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. George Graf of Miss Weber Engaged Mr.

and Mrs. Max Weber of 1123 E. 26th St. and of Lake Mahopac, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Debsie Barkin Weber, to Andrew London. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Lonodn of 1152 E. 26th St. Miss Weber is a graduate of the Moon Secretarial School and New York University, Her fiance WAS graduated from the Philadelphia Textile Institute. Plan Theater Party Long Island Women's Auxiliary of the Hebrew Kindergarten and Infants Home will hold its annual theater party on Tuesday, Oct.

19. "One Touch of Venus," starring Kenny Baker, Paula Lawrence, Mary Martin and John Boles, has been chosen. Mrs. Alfred Held and Mrs. Samuel Uffner are co men in charge of arrangements.

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14 Sidney Place, Brooklyn Heights, N. Y. Beacon Hill have returned from trip to Nashville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Jones Jr. and infant son been visiting the former's parents, Judge and Mrs. Arthur Jones of Mill Pond Road. Mr. Jones Jr.

member of the United States Merchant Marine. Mrs. Ethel Bosworth and son, who have been the guests of Mrs. Bosworth's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Cozzens of Webster have returned to their home in Hartford, Conn. BRIDE -Mrs. John V. Garito was Miss Frances Donato, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

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