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of of of of of of of of of 8 BROCKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1941 SOCIETY A cl SOCIETY TEA DANCE AIDES -Miss Dorothy and Miss Jean Phyllis Little, tee arranging the tea dance noon at the Hotel Plaza, Manhattan, L. Sellew, left, daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight which the Junior Auxiliary of the for the benefit of the Mr.

and Mrs. Welles H. Sellew R. Little of 615 E. 18th Faith Home for Incurables will home, 546 Park Place.

Pre-Nuptial Honors Arranged For Miss Miriam F. Strickland Mrs. Alexander Winton to Entertain Robert E. Batesons to Give Party This Weekend To Several parties have been Miriam F. Strickland, whose DeGraff will take on Feb.

Presbyterian Church, Manhattan. Tomorrow Mrs. Alexander Ave. will entertain at luncheon Senior Guild of Colony House Hears Mr. Spaeth The monthly meeting of the Senior Guild of Colony House was held on Tuesday morning at 297 Dean St.

Mrs. Gordon L. Edwards is chairman of the Senior Guild. The guest speaker was Sigmund Spaeth, who gave an interesting talk on ASCAP. After the meeting luncheon was served by Mrs.

Weston Bower and her committee. Mrs. William Siegrist and Mrs. Charles Meytrott poured. Among those present were Mrs.

Morrison Pretz, president of Colony House, Mrs. Gordon Edwards, Mrs. Herbert Wyman, Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie. Mrs.

Henry Murphy, Mrs. Alan Lohrman. Mrs. Kenneth Hillyer, Mrs. Lester Ten Eyck.

Mrs. Jesse Mehler, Mrs. Platt Willets, Mrs. S. Robert Vanneman, Mrs.

Ainsworth Smith, Mrs. W. Alcorn Brown, Mrs. Charles Holland, Miss Eva Branch, Mrs. John L.

Smith, Mrs. John L. Tallman, Mrs. Weston Bower, Mrs. William Siegrist, Mrs.

Ellworth Haring, Mrs. Fred BenMrs. Christopher Foote, Mrs. Samuel Pope, Mrs. Gustave Thompson, Mrs.

John W. Nichols, Mrs. E. W. Wilmaith, Mrs.

John Buskey, Mrs. Stephen Woolsey, Mrs. Walter Pape, Mrs. Mellen Cushman, Mrs. Harry Watt, Mrs.

Thomas Webster, Mrs. Dayle McLain, Miss H. Scott, Miss T. Russell. Mrs.

Edward Elford. Mrs. David Bishop. Mrs. Charles Meytrott, Mrs.

George Rafter, Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Mrs. Amos Lamphear, Mrs. Max May. The Wall Street Riding Club will combine their fifth annual gymkhana with a St.

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KEARNS 'Margaret H. Willson And D. R. Bagenstose Plan Feb. 22 Bridal Church Ceremony in Merchantville, N.

To Unite Couple: Attendants Are Chosen Miss Margaret Harding Willson of Merchantville, N. daughter of Mrs. C. W. Moffett Rhoads Willson of Eagle Pass, Mexico, has completed plans Rutherford Bagenstose, son of of 298 Parkside Ave.

The Feb. 22 at 3 o'clock in Grace EpisRev. officiating. copal Churchie Merchantville, the Miss Willson will be given in marriage by her and will be attended by Mrs. Marion, Bricker of Merchantville.

H. Meister of Harrison. N. will be best man and the ushers will be Thomas Heaton. William Tew and Robert H.

Stavis of Philadelphia and George Foster of Merchantville. Miss Willson received her education at the Edgehill School for Girls in Nova Scotia and at Temple University. She is a member of the national sorority Theta Sigma Upsilon. Mr. Bagenstose attended Bucknell University and is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity, The couple will reside in Merchantville.

Sutton-Dietrich Wedding Takes Place at Home Miss Ida-1 -Lois Dietrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Early Dietrich of 574 Argyle Road, and Clifton Camperson Sutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clifton Sutton of Wilmington, were married Tuesday evening at the home of the bride's parents.

The Rev. Edmond W. Henvis Millsboro, Delaware, an uncle of the bridegroom performed the ceremony, which was followed by a wedding supper. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white silk tulle featuring a sweetheart neckline, a fitted bodice, puffed sleeves, a full skirt with a slight train, and veil draped to a wreath of white blossoms. She carried an arm bouquet of white bridal roses.

Miss Joy Gerard Dietrich of Brooklyn, maid of honor, sister of the bride, was attired in pink silk tulle with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice, and full skirt. She wore a pink tulle picture hat. and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and forget-me-nots. Robert Vandegrift Sutton, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. were Karel Huybers of Rutherford.

New Jersey, and William G. Shaw 3d of Wilmington, Delaware. The couple will go on a short trip before going to Ithaca, New York, to make their home. The bride is a graduate of Erasmus Hall and until the time of wedding was associated with the Du Pont Film Manufacturing Corporation whose offices are located in Radio City, New York. The bridegroom is a graduate of the University of Delaware where he was elected to Phi Kappa Phi and Tau Beta Pi.

honor societies. At present he is a graduate student at Cornell University where he is studying for his Master's degree in chemical engineering. He is a member of Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity. Mr. Sutton is also a lieutenant in the United States Army Officers Reserve Corps.

Mrs. John F. Hauburger of Brooklyn has arrived at Sea Crest Manor, Hollywood, for a mid-season visit and is accompanied by Mrs. A. E.

Jordon Jr. of Manhattan. Mrs. James A. Hoey Brooklyn is spending the month of February at Sea Crest Manor.

of Denver, and of Gilbert Texas, American Consul to for her marriage to David Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bagenstose ceremony will be performed on Viola Gentry Hostess to Composers Song Dedicated During Party Viola Gentry of 1501 Dorchester Road gave a cocktail party Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel 1 Roosevelt.

Manhattan, in honor of Rod Lehigh and Dick Kirschbaum whose song, "Wings to Victory," was dedicated that afternoon to the 119th Observation Squadron, U. S. Army Air Corps and the 44th Division Aviation. Thirty officers of 119th Observation Squadron were present and adopted the song for the Air Corps. Rod Lehigh, who wrote the music, is a native of Bay Ridge.

Both Mr. Lehigh and Mr. Kirschbaum are aviation editors of the Newark Evening News. Those present included Mr. and Mrs.

Cy Caldwell, George McLaughlin, editor of Aero Digest; Mrs. Rod Lehigh, Mrs. Jean Burling. Miss Edith Blaisdell, Andrew Blaisdell, Major Chester A. Charles, Maj.

A. W. Sorland, Lt. J. E.

Bartlett, Lt. J. E. Davis, Miss Marion Ives. Miss Jessie B.

Chamberlin, Capt. E. W. Estelle, Lt. R.

L. Arndall. Archie F. Reeve, Clark McMichael, Miss Mary Garcia, Mrs. J.

R. Chamberlin, Lt. J. I. Vanderhoof, Lt.

Joseph W. Cooper, Lt. William G. Harwood, Lt. Richard N.

Borgfeldt, Lt. A. W. Mitchell, F.A.; Second Lieutenants Frank D. Schroth Carl F.

Class, Bishop White, Adalbert Zwink, 101st Observation Squadron, Boston, Larry Woodruff, Capt. B. W. Frey and J. W.

Sinnott. Medical Auxiliary Has Monthly Meeting The monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of the County of Kings was held on Tuesday at the Kings County Medical Building, 1313 Bedford Ave. Mrs. Louis Harris, president, presided. Dr.

Adele E. Streeseman, chairman of the advisory council, gave a brief talk. Mrs. S. Zwerling, chairman of program, introduced the guest speakers of the Ms.

Lewis P. Addoms on afternoon, "The Motion Picture Council" and Mrs. Chester A. Peake gave a book review. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs.

Joseph Rizzo, Mrs. Joseph Daversa, Mrs. B. Daversa, Mrs. Russell J.

Fowler, Mrs. Morris Henry and Mrs. William Lancelleotti. Those present were Mrs. Simon Frucht, Mrs.

William Lippold, Mrs. John A. McCabe, Mrs. Robert Barber, Mrs. M.

Rogers, Mrs. W. R. Shetterly, Mrs. M.

B. Bergmann, Mrs. A. F. R.

Anderson, Mrs. E. Lippman, Mrs. Mortimer Kopp, Mrs. M.

J. Dattelbaum, Mrs. B. Koven, Mrs. S.

Saffer, Mrs. A. F. Zahn, Mrs, George H. Smith, Mrs.

Edwin A. Griffin, Mrs. H. M. Rabinowitz, Mrs.

Charles Scofield. Mrs. Milton Strahl, Mrs. H. T.

Wikle, Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mrs. F. E. Elliott, Mrs.

John L. Bauer, Mrs. M. W. Henry, Mrs.

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G. Magrath Are United Reception Follows Church Ceremony mi po lik ha cri mi Si he ur ne es 60 USHER Miss Mary Clavin will be among the young women who will act as ushers at the Dr. White Memorial Settlement's performance of "Romantic Jubilee" at the Academy of Music on Sunday night. Hospital Ladies Auxiliary Names Yearly Chairmen The Ladies Auxiliary of Holy Family Hospital met in the nurses home on Tuesday with the newly elected president, Mrs. Andrew M.

Gillen, presiding. Mrs. Gillen welcomed the officers and members and announced as chairmen of the coming term: Mrs. Thomas H. Cullen, continuing as hostess committee chairman; Mrs.

Thomas M. Farley, chairman of prize committee; Mrs. Helen G. Culyer, chairman of membership, assisted by David Leach, co-chairman; Mrs. Francis J.

Magilligan, continuing as chairman of press. Plans were discussed for the meeting on March 11. This will be the occasion of the annual linen shower to aid the sisters in their work. A St. Patrick's Day musicale and tea will be a feature of the afternoon.

Sister Dorothea, superintendent of the hospital, closed the meeting with an address. At the tea and bridge which followed, the hostesses were Mrs. John F. Cross, Mrs. Thomas M.

Farley, Mrs. A. J. Doyle, Mrs. James Pendergast and Miss Loretto Morris.

Others present were Mrs. Joseph S. Baldwin, Mrs. T. H.

Cullen, Miss Margaret Markey, Mrs. F. J. Kelly, Miss Beatrice Butler, Mrs. James M.

Downey, Mrs. James Deenn, Mrs. Donald J. Magilligan, Mrs. Edward Welch, Mrs.

John McGilvray, Mrs. Henry Brill, Mrs. C. Loretta Freeman, Mrs. Michael O'Neil, Mrs.

J. H. Phalon, the Misses J. Hearns, Muriel Farley, Mary Daley, Elizabeth Ryan, Lillian and Evelyn Cummiskey and Agnes A. Magilligan.

Flanagan--Russell Miss Edith Alexandria Russell, daughter of Mrs. Edith Peel Russell of 284. Nostrand was married to Matthew Garret Flanagan of Jersey City, N. on Feb. 1 in St.

Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church, the Rev. Charles W. Hubon officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Alexander Johnstone Russell. William Flanagan was best man for his brother and the ushers were Michael Sullivan and John Flanagan.

The bride is a graduate of Girls High School and Maxwell Training College for Teachers. After a wedding trip the couple will live in Queens. The marriage of Miss Arline Peper, daughter of Mrs. William J. Peper of Nanuet, N.

and the late Mr. Peper, to Robert Warren Magrath, son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Magrath of Spring Valley, N.

took place yesterday afternoon in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Nanuet, The ceremony was performed by Pastor Paul Kasten. The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Dr. Charles Grosch, wore her mother's wedding gown of ivory-colored satin, with a tulle vell and carried an ermine muff trimmed with white pansies and freesia. Mrs.

Clifford Freund of New City, N. who was matron of honor for her sister, wore gown of beige-colored taffeta and carried a muff of American beautycolored taffeta trimmed with Spring flowers of contrasting colors. The bridesmaids were Miss Edith Magrath, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Gerhart Peper of Pearl River, N. cousin the bride, and Mrs.

Charles Facer of Teaneck, N. and wore gowns the same color as the matron of honor and carried muffs of brown-colored taffeta trimmed with spring flowers of contrasting colors. Howard Molatch of Spring Valley was the best man. The ushers were George Peper, brother of the bride; Orrie Cummings and John Renken Jr. A reception followed at the home of the bride's mother.

of 49 Cambridge Place, are members of the commitsponsor on Saturday after- Miss Wilson Married to Mr. Mathias Couple Is Wed On Holiday Miss Charity Marie Wilson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.

Wilson of 392 Park Place, and James Francis Mathias, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mathias, were married at St. Teresa's Church at a nuptial mass yesterday.

The officiating clergyman was the Rev. William G. Ryan, professor of history at St. Joseph's College for Women. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

She wore a gown of ivory white brocaded damask with sweetheart neck and court train. Her long veil was of net with a coronet of pearls, and she carried calla lilies. The sister of the bride, Miss Rose Anne Wilson, was the maid of honor. Her gown was of ice blue faille taffeta trimmed in shell pink velvet cut in princess style. She wore a small French hat of pink and blue flowers and carried a bouquet of pink roses and Japanese iris.

C. John Mathias was best man for his brother. The ushers were Paul E. Mathias and Luke S. Wilson, brothers of the bridegroom and bride.

A reception at Michel's for members of the immediate families followed the ceremony. The former Miss Wilson is a graduate of the Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School and of St. Joseph's College for Women. Mr. Mathias is a graduate of the Brooklyn Preparatory School and of the College of the Holy Cross in Massachusetts.

He was graduated from St. John's University School of Law and was admitted to the Bar of New York State in June. 1938. He is a member of the Delta Theta Phi Fraternity, the Andrew Jackson Club. Catholic Lawyers Guild, Metropolitan Club of New York.

Mr. Mathias is connected with the office of the District Attorney of Kings County, Mrs. H. J. Krueger of Brooklyn has taken an apartment in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.

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any store which ARRID Home Junior Board arranged in honor of Miss marriage to John Garrett 23 in the chapel of the First Gordon Winton of 441 Ocean for the bride-elect at the Turkey Town House, Manhattan. The other guests will be Mrs. George W. Ruppersburg, Mrs William Cronin Bellaire; Mrs. Edward M.

Gonzalez of Great Neck and Miss Marguerite G. Winton. Miss Strickland's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.

Bateson of Plainville, will honor her and Mr. DeGraff with a house party over the weekend. Miss Winton and James Duff Cleland of Westbury also will be house guests of the Batesons. Miss Strickland plans to entertain next Tuesday at luncheon at the Rockefeller Apartments Restaurant for Mrs. Edward R.

Welles, Miss Janet Blankley, Miss Winton and Mrs. G. William Shea. Miss Strickland is the daughter of the late Mrs. Clifford T.

Strickland of Brooklyn and Mr. DeGraff is the son of Mrs. V. Carnrite DeGraff of Amsterdam. N.

and Howard P. DeGraff of Manhattan. Local Residents Holiday in Poconos Registrites from Brooklyn and Long Island at the Inn, Buck Hills Falls. include: Mr. and Mrs.

James S. Lott, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Merling and Mr. and Mrs. James Coury, the Misses Caroline F. Patterson and Claire Gibson, Austin P.

Backus, Lloyd E. Brown, Donald J. Griffin and A. McAuley, Brooklyn; Miss Nora Dore, Mary Dore and Mrs. T.

Dore, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. H. Rernhardt and Robert Sattler, Woodhaven; Miss Gertrude R. Adolph and Mr.

and Mrs. C. P. Deal. Richmond Hill; Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick A. Kothe. West Forest Hills; Mr. and Mrs.

E. N. Kothe. Hollis; Miss Marion Quell, Stewart Manor: Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Nolan, Great Neck; James A. Malcolm Jericho: Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Hendrickson, Bay Shore; Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Shillito, Douglaston.

Mrs. Jesse Walker of 1602 Ditmas Ave. gave a luncheon and bridge Monday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Her guests were Mrs. Robert H.

Thompson, Mrs. Lewis Hayward. Mrs. Gustave Girard, Mrs. Charles W.

Griffin, Mrs. Merton L. Funk, Mrs. George Moody, Mrs. Howard Daisley and Mrs.

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Ideal for feminine hygiene. Follow the simple directions and enjoy proved hygienic protection that you may never have known before. Sisters, Party Chairmen To Honor Their Aides The Misses Marion and Edna Brennan, of the annual bridge tea of the Alumni Association of St. Joseph's College for Women at Essex House, Manhattan, on Saturday are entertaining the vice chairmen of their committee tomorrow evening at Essex House. The guests will be Miss Angela Deegan, president of the Alumni Association, and the Misses Marie Blaber, Marie Foley, Winifred McMahon, Rosemarie O'Reilly, Grace Reynolds, Dorothy Roeser, Mrs.

Thomas Maher and Mrs. Edward Purcell. Spring Plans Discussed By Physicians Wives The Physicians Wives Guild of the Wyckoff Heights Hospital held a meeting this week at the nurses' home on Stockholm St. Mrs. George ports of the recent annual lunchForbes, president, presided and eon were read.

Plans for the Spring activities were discussed. Mrs. Rudolph Herriman was hostess at the tea which followed. Others present were Mrs. Herbert Woodel, Mrs.

William Lynch, Mrs. Alphonse Algozer, Mrs. Leo Drexler, Mrs. Joseph Golding. Mrs.

Arthur Holzman, Mrs. Joseph Jacaruso, Mrs. Albert G. Cook, Mrs. Henry Kreckman, Mrs.

John Cox. Mrs. Carl Fischer, Mrs. Jack Block, Mrs. Russell Fowler, Mrs.

John Horni and Mrs. Joseph Indelicato, Mrs. W. D. Fitzwater of 178 Pros- pect Park West entertained at luncheon and bridge on Tuesday for Friendly Committee of Chaminade, Mrs.

John Weinstein president. Mrs. Robert Quimby is chairman of the committee. Mrs. George Ebert.

Mrs. F. P. Fitzwater. Mrs.

George Broadhurst. Mrs. Harry Brethorst. Mrs. B.

Bertram Hagadorn, Mrs. Frederick G. Harris, Mrs. Russell Hommel, Mrs. Katherine Hand and Mrs.

Charles Wallace Watson were among those present. Hear Officers' Reports An executive board meeting of the Junior Auxiliary to the Children's Home of the Long Island Baptist Association was held Monday evening at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Miss Kathleen Lolis, president, presided and reports were presented by Miss Eleanor secretary, and Miss Ester Christiansen, treasurer. Plans were discussed for the auxiliary's annual Spring tea. Miss Helen Vellrath was appointed chairman of ways and means.

Several amendments to the constitution were made. Also present were Mrs. John L. Lolis, senior advisor; the Misses Grace Plocher, Elizabeth Hamilton, Pauline DeBolt and Dorothy DuPount. Miss Deegan Hostess Miss Claire Mary Deegan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas J. gan of 12 E. 86th Manhattan, and formerly of Brooklyn, entertained as weekend guests Miss Mary Louise Thomas of Teaneck, N. and Cadets Chester Butcher of New Orleans and Myron Dakin of Dayton, the latter of whom are in the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Miss Deegan and Miss Thomas both are seniors at the College of New Rochelle. Mr. and Mrs. William Cruikshank of Brompton Road, Garden City, announce the birth of a son, Wil- liam Cruikshank on Feb. 4 at Nassau Hospital, Mineola.

Mrs. Cruikshank is the former Miss Esther Gurney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gurney of Garden City. Miss Anna Harrison of Elmhurst is arriving today on the Grace liner Santa Paula from a cruise to Bermuda and South America.

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