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City Scene Of Various Events Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Garden City, Nov. 18-Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy J. Weed of Cathedral Ave.

will entertain tomorrow afternoon in honor of Dr. John C. Adams, president of Hofstra College, and Mrs. Adams, who will reside on Westbury Road. A Thanksgiving dessert bridge was given by the candy table committee of the forthcoming Cathedral Guild bazar at Cathedral House yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. Claude G. Williams, chairman, and Mrs. John L. Hall, co-chairman, were assisted by members of the committee.

Mrs. Rudolf K. Kind of Locust chairman of the recent bazar of the Garden City Community Church, gave a luncheon at the Cherry Valley Club on Thursday to entertain her aides on the committee. Mrs. Herbert K.

Mount of Meadbrook Road was a tea hostess on Wednesday to the Westminster Chapter, D. B. E. Outstanding among the events of the the eighth annual ball sponsored by friends of Mercy Hospital. This affair, under the direction of a committee which Frank A.

Christensen of Garden City was the general chairman, was held in the Garden City Hotel last evening. More than 500 attended. The American Legion Auxiliary of the William Bradford Turner Post held a turkey dinner in conjunction with their meeting at Casino on Thursday evening with Mrs. Maurice C. Wilson and Mrs.

Thomas C. Flanagan in charge of arrangements. The committee of the Community Club's music department tained at luncheon at the Garden City Casino on Tuesday for Mary Becker, violinist; Ardyth Walk, cellist, and Bertha Melnik, pianist, following, by the the morning committee at musicale the Garden City Hotel. Mrs. Harold E.

H. Knight of Locust St. gave a luncheon for eight at her home after the musicale. Plans for its Christmas tea for members and guests to be held in the Garden City Casino on Dec. 11 were completed at the meeting of the Long Island Panhellenic in the Casino on Monday.

Malverne News Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Malverne, Nov. 18-Mrs. John G. Nelson is at home again with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Standish Whitman Holmes of Rider after visit to the Middle West. Mrs. Ralph Kaufman of Eagle Grove, Iowa, and Mrs. Edward Coons of Milwaukee, left the village this following a stay with Mr. and Mrs.

Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Edgerley M. Schmich of Drake St.

will be the Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grisback of Oceanside. Mrs. J.

Price Richardson of Malverne represents the Long Island Mount Holyoke Club on the committee for the Christmas concert which the New York Mount Holyoke Club will give at Town Hall, Manhattan, Dec. 19. TO MARRY -Miss Katherine Frances Cleary, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Cleary of 1281 E. 46th is engaged to Pvt.

Herbert B. Kohn, son of Mr. land Mrs. Bertrum Kohn of 4572 Kings Highway. Private Kohn is with the U.

S. A. Corps overseas. BETROTHED Miss Kathryn L. Driscoll, daughter of Mrs.

Joseph A. Driscoll of 171 Washington Park and the late Dr. Driscoll, is engaged to Petty Officer Robert A. Burchell, U. S.

N. son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burchell of 586 E.

28th St. Miss Driscoll is a graduate of St. Angela Hall and attended New York University. Mr. Burchell attended St.

Joseph's Seminary and Manhattan College. Hart- -Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hart of 808 Park Place announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marjorie Hart, to Perry H.

Brennan, son of Mrs. Marion H. Brennan of Brockton, Mass, Miss was graduated from Girls Commercial High School AS president of her class in 1940, and also is a graduate of St. Luke's Hospital Nursing School of New Bedford, where she was graduated with the highest scholastic honors of her class and was appointed head nurse of the pediatric ward. Mr.

Brennan is a graduate of Brockton High School, class of 1939. He is now employed by the Foxboro Company in Foxboro, Mass. Zimmerman- Mr. and Mrs. Henry P.

Zimmerman of 525 West End Manhattan, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joy Zimmerman, to Jerome Winter, U. S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. Winter of Manhattan Beach.

Frey -Matzelle Mr. and Mrs. George Frey Sr. of 281 Onderdonk Ridgewood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eleanor J. Frey, to Staff Sgt.

Frank Matzelle of the army air force, now stationed at Columbus, Ohio. Miss Helen Fennelly is general chairman of the annual corporate communion and breakfast to be held by the St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association on Sunday, Nov. 26, at 9 a.m. in the Convent Chapel.

The monthly meeting of the Junior Auxiliary of the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor will be held this afternoon -t the convent, 439 Henry St. Miss Dorothy McGoldrick is hospitality chairman. The Rev. Eugene T. McCloskey is the moderator of the Junior Auxiliary.

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Come in to see her! Dorothy M. Johnson Weds A. H. McCrodden Miss Dorothy M. Johnson of Brooklyn was married yesterday to Allen H.

McCrodden, also of Brooklyn, at Grace Protestant Church. The Rev. Clifford S. Kidd, pastor, and the Rev. Walter S.

Patrick of officiated. Miss Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Johnson of 1183 E.

96th St. Mr. McCrodden is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCrodden of 91 Conklin Ave.

The bride wore a white satin gown with a train and long tulle veil. The headpiece of the veil was caught with orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet was of white roses and iris. The matron of honor, Mrs. Ruth Kraehling of Glendale, wore a blue satin and chiffon gown with a flowered headpiece and blue veil.

She carried talisman roses. Miss Muriel Arnold of Woodhaven, a cousin of the bride, and Miss Margaret Thompson of Flatbush were the bridesmaids. Both wore pink satin and chiffon gowns, flowered headpieces with pink veil and carried pink roses trimmed with a pink bow. Dorothy Grace Johnson, a niece of the bride, was the flower girl. She wore a gown of pink satin and chiffon, blue pink flowered headpiece and carried a colonial bouquet.

Ensign Howard J. McCrodden, brother of the bridegroom, was best man for his brother. Everett L. Johnson, brother of the bride, and Albert Abrams ushered. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Rivoli Restaurant.

couple left on a week's honeymoon trip and will reside at 1320 E. 91st St. upon their return. Young Ladies Aid A party was given on Tuesday by Mrs. Regina Waldman and Mrs.

Bessie Milstein to members of the Brooklyn Young Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Ida Berger, president. Future events are a bazar on Dec. 5 and 6 at the Park Manor, the Winter luncheon on Dec. 12 at the Park Central Hotel, Manhattan, and a theater party on Jan.

18. The chairmen are, respectively, Mrs. Betty Shenkman and Mrs. Etta Krauss; Mrs. Isabel Bernstein and Mrs.

Anna Kahn, and Mrs. Anna Heller. The Sigma Chi Epsilon sorority of St. John's University will hold its annual induction dinner for the new members at the Hotel- Pierrepont, Manhattan, today. Officers for the year are: President, Miss Virginia Squire; vice president, Miss Ann Sullivan; secretary, Miss Gloria Gallo; treasurer, Miss Arline Baldwin.

Warner's Le Gant' Roll Over Wont Ride Up wont THE ULTIMATE IN FINE CORSETRY Re Pat Rockville Centre Personal Items Rockville Centre, Nov. 18 Dr. and Mrs. William H. Stewart were dinner guests last evening of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl J. Bennett of Terrell Ave. Mrs. Russell Palmer and her son, Thomas Russell Palmer, have returned.

to their home in Amsterdam, N. following a stay with Mrs. Palmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester G.

Chapin, of Harvard Avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Myron Scileppi will have a Thanksgiving dinner party at their home on Warwick Road. Private 1st Class Robert Jones has arrived overseas.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Jones of Wachusetts St. Private Robert Benedict left today for Fort Meade, Maryland, after a furlough of ten days spent at home with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Benedict, of N. Forest Avenue.

Mrs. Carl of Sherwood R. Road honored Arthur LaHines Nutzhorn, of N. Village Ave. at a tea early this week.

Charles E. Richmond of Locust president of the Department of Public Welfare Employes Association of Nassau County, attended the conference of the New York State Public Welfare Employes Federation, in conjunction with the New York State Conference on Social Work, held this week in Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. S.

Kenneth Stanleigh will be hostess on Tuesday evening at her home. 289 Lakeview to the members of the Pi Chi sorority. Mrs. Melvin J. Henry and her son, Remsen Henry, of Cedar Ave.

are the guests of Mrs. Henry's sonin-law and daughter, Lt. William H. Longenecker and Mrs. a Longenecker of Miami Springs, Fla.

McDonnell Alumnae Arranges Reunion The committee for the reunion of the class of June, 1940, of the Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School held a meeting at the home of Josephine Saverese, 291 Jay recently. The class reunion will take place in the Jade Room of the Hotel Towers on Nov. 29 at 8 p.m. A buffet supper and cocktails will be served. The committee members the Misses Josephine Saverese.

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Rosenberg of Manhattan, formerly of Baltimore, is engaged to Solomon W. Meyerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Meyerson. Miss Rosenberg is a graduate of the Eaton and Burnett College of Baltimore.

Mr. Meyerson attended City College of New York. Miss Rosenberg's father is associ-! ated with Frederick Loeser Co. Nursing Sisters to Be Hosts to Officers The meeting quarters of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor, 439 Henry will be the scene tomorrow of a reception in honor of the new officers who will assume their duties at that time. These include Mrs.

James Fee, president, succeeding Mrs. George Sutcliffe: Mrs. Francis A. Young, vice president; Mrs. George L.

Twigg, treasurer; D. O'Brien, recording secretary; Mrs. W. Murtha, corresponding secretary. GARDEN CITY BROOKLYN BAY SHORE FOR THE CHOSEN YOUR PHOTOGRAPH FOR CHRISTMAS! It's the loveliest compliment you can pay for you naturally give this most personal gift to those you hold most dear.

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and Mrs. Abraham Levine of 225 Park- side Ave. Her marriage took place at the Hotel St. George. D.

A. R. Card Party To Be Held Tuesday Mrs. Robert Frank Mathews, regent of New Netherland Chapter, N. D.

A. is in charge of the chapter's annual benefit bridge party to be held at the Hotel Gotham on Tuesday. The chapter sponsors a scholarship for a girl at the D. A. R.

School at Tamassee, N. and contributes to New York charities and war work. NOV. 19, 1944 13 Oceanside items Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Oceanside, Nov. 18-Mr.

and Mrs. George Roeser of Roosevelt St. will give a dinner party on Thursday, On Monday night Mrs. Ernest Olin will have as her guests at her home on Madison Ave. the members of the floral committee of Cassiopeia Chapter, O.

Mrs. Herbert J. Buchan of Atlantic Ave. will entertain at a family dinner party on Thanksgiving Day. Ira L.

Hill photo Mrs. Joseph P. Cunningham Miss Kathleen Regina Horan, daughter of Mrs. Martin P. Horan of 322 Albemarle Road and Kingston, N.

and the late Mr. Horan, was married yesterday to Corp. Joseph Peter Cunningham. son Mr. and Mrs.

Leo F. Cunningham of 226 E. 3d at a nuptial mass in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. The Rev. John J.

Brennan officiated at the ceremony. A reception followed at the Towers Hotel. Given in marriage by her brother, Pfc. Martin J. Horan of the U.

S. Army Air Forces, the bride was attended by Miss Margaret Donohue as maid of honor, and Mrs. Thomas F. Horan, her sister-in-law, and Miss Camille Maher as bridesmaids. Mr.

Cunningham was best man for his son, and the ushers included Conrad Gundlach and George Stuchbury. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin, an illusion veil and carried white orchids and gladiolas. The honor attendant wore emerald green velvet and the bridesmaids American Beauty velvet. They cardied bouquets of Autumn flowers. Mrs.

Cunningham was graduated from St. University and Corporal Cunningham received his education St. John's Preparatory School and Pratt Institute. He has recently returned from serving overseas as an army correspondent for Yank magazine, and participating in the invasion of France. Upon their return from a wed: ding trip Corporal Cunningham will resume his assignment on Yank, the army weekly.

St. Joseph's Guild Meeting on Nov. 10 The regular meeting and grocery shower of St. Joseph's Guild, N. S.

S. was held at the convent, 4615 4th Friday afternoon, Nov. 10. Mrs. William G.

Hamm, president, and William J. McCarthy and Mrs. George Vesey, general chairmen of the recent Fall bridge, spoke. Christmas stockings were distributed among the members to be filled with toys, candy and clothing for the less fortunate boys and girls of Bay Ridge. Mrs.

Walter Truslow of the Visiting Nurses Association addressed the meeting on "Sickness Takes No Holiday." he Motion pictures were shown the work done by the Visiting Nurses. BRIDE--Mrs. Joseph Muller is shown at her wedding reception at the Park Terrace. She is the former Miss Miriam Carley of 643 Vanderbilt Ave. ENGAGED--Miss Agnes Coleman, daughter of Lt.

Comm. and Mrs. Edward Coleman of Elmhurst, is the fiancee of Richard A. White, A. M.

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