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2B BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, JAN. 11, 1942 31 Auxiliary Arranges Card Party Hospital Group Event on Jan. 24 The Ladles Auxiliary of Bush-wlck Hospital will sponsor a dessert bridge on Jan. 24 at the Biltmore Hotel, Manhattan. Mrs.

William C. Mogk is general chairman and Mrs. Charles Hirzel co-chairman. Chairmen of committees are: Cards, Mrs. Joseph Calcagno and Mrs.

Robert Barber; reception, Mrs. Edwin Griffin, Mrs. Henry W. Dangler and Mrs. A.

Wright Benoit; tickets, Mrs. Charles Zimmer, Mrs. St. Agnes Party Well Subscribed Aux. President To Be Honored Mr William D.

McClunn, chairman of prizes for the luncheon and bridge to be sponsored by Saint Agnes' Seminary Auxiliary on Saturday, Jan. 24th. in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel St. George will honor Mrs. William A.

Bonner, president of Saint Agnes' Seminary Auxiliary, Mrs. John J. Flannery, general chairman of the party and her co-chairman, Mrs. Joseph Pi-cone and Mrs. John Van Buren at a tea tomorrow at her home 706 East 18th St.

I (y X7 'A ns 1 Charles K. Levy, Mrs. Harry Abra- hams and Mrs. Joseph Brandres; i prizes, Mrs. Walter Vogt and Mrs.

Palmer Crowell; publicity, Mrs. Wil- i 7 -A ft. At Patronesses for the luncheon an-- t-''' liam E. Lippold and Mrs. Claude C.

Crippen and fashion show Mrs. John A. Wllkens. Beatrix O'Connor Is Bride-Elect 1SJ JL Ir L. Hill photo TO MARRY Miss Beatrix S.

O'Connor, daughter of Mrs. Charles A. O'Connor of 700 Ocean Ave. and the late Mr. O'Connor, is the bride-elect of Edward Walter Rowan, son of the late Alfred G.

Rowan and Adele Roche Rowan. Of Edward Rowan Mrs. Charles A. O'Connor of 700 Ocean Ave. announces the engage-.

ment of her daughter, Miss Beatrix i Susanne O'Connor, to Edward Wal-j ter Rowan, son of the late Alfred i G. Rowman and Adele Roche Row-! an, and stepson of Mrs. Alfred G. Rowan of Montclair, and Mon-i mouth Beach, N. J.

On the maternal side Miss O'Connor is a granddaughter of the i late Susan B. Loughran Olcott, well known philanthropist and honorary president of the Ursuline Convent in Bedford Park, N. Y. I On the paternal side the bride-elect is a granddaughter of the late Prtnt phots WED YESTERDAY Mrs. Frank N.

Jackson Jr. was Miss Jeanne Butcher of 1479 Jefferson Ave. prior to her marriage in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Jeanne Butcher Wed To F. N.

Jackson Jr. Artcrtft photo ENGAGEMENT KNOWN Miss Ann V. McCarron's betrothal to Robert Philip Donohue, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Donohue of 571 Bedford has been announced by her mother, Mrs. John J. McCarron of 81 0 Lincoln Place. Boxholders, Subscribers For Concert on Thursday Rev. William F.

Cummings, Miss Yearly Theater Party Planned by the C. C. F. nounced by Mrs Flannery include: Mrs. Robert Caldwell, Mrs.

William Maher, Mrs. E. J. Bender, Mrs. Nicholas Scandore, Mrs.

Thomas Jeflrson Cox, Mrs. Helen Gibbons CHyer, Mrs. George A. Etzel, Mrs. Sinclair J.

Wilson, Mrs. John F. Lawlor, Mrs. Daniel F. Sager, Mrs.

William T. Powers, Mrs. LeRov Root, Mrs. Antonio Munoz, Mrs. Walter Minns, Mrs.

Edmund Doody, Mrs. Frederick Kein, Mrs. John Van Buren, Mrs. John Joseph Black. Mrs.

Joseph Picone, Mrs. Richard Burke, Mrs. Edmund Deehan, Mrs. William V. Walsh, Mrs.

William A. Bonner, Mrs. William L. Bechtold, Mrs. Thomas Byrne, Mrs.

Leo F. Carey, Mrs. Valentine Carroll, Mrs. Edward W. Case, Mrs.

T. Churchill Pollack, Mrs. Leo Healy, Mrs. William Dierkes, Mrs. George Christie, Mrs.

Edward Oakes, Mrs. Daniel Lyden, Mrs. Martin A. O'Neill, Miss Ello Michaels, Miss Grace Michaels, Mrs. Peter Fauci, Mrs.

Walter J. Fen-ton, Mrs. Daniel Finucane, Mrs. John Garland, Mrs. Edmund Ge-han, Mrs.

John J. Kearney, Mrs. William A. Harvey, Mrs. J.

Sylvester Glynn, Mrs. Charles Hagen. Mrs. John Hanley, Mrs. Thomas Hockstrasser, Mrs.

Andrew Igoe. Mrs. Frank Clarke. Mrs. Frank Lillis, Mrs.

John T. In-glesby, Mrs. John Stanton, Mrs. Michael Jones, Mrs. Edwin L.

Keating, Mrs. Frederick K. Keim. Mrs. John J.

Mackey, Mrs. John Maher. Mrs. Charles Mansfield, Mrs. Richard Mulhern, Mrs.

Thomas Mul-hern, Mrs. William D. McClunn. Mrs. Bernard McGurrk, Mrs.

Jo-eph McLaughlin, Mrs. James E. Nash, Mrs. Michael C. O'Brien, Mrs.

William G. O'Brien, Mrs. James Scileppi, Mrs. Frank Stanley, Mrs. George Sutcliffe.

Mrs. Pelham Womerly, Mrs. Po-seph Kiernan, Mrs. John Henry Bergin, Mrs. Charles Graeber, Mrs.

Graham Petri, Mrs. Ferdinand Gehrhardt, Mrs. Charles Qtiinche, Mrs. Emmett Love, Mrs. Arthur Murnane, Mrs.

George W. Buck, Mrs. Edward C. Burke, Mrs. Clyde Marshall, Mrs.

Frank Steinbugler, Mrs. Charles J. Steinbugler. Mrs. Thomas Grady, Mrs.

James D. O'Brien, Mrs. Sylvester Sabba-tino, Mrs. J.James Shea, Mrs. Edmund Whalen, Mrs.

John J. De-laney, Mrs. Herbert Gretsch, Mrs. William Herbert, Mrs. Ambrose Carr, Mrs.

William C. Bolton, Mrs. LeRoy Miller, Mrs. Clarence Tobin, Mrs. John J.

Flannery, Mrs. J. The wedding of Miss Jeanne M. Butcher, daughter of William H. Butcher of 1479 Jefferson Ave.

and Frank Neer Jackson son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Jackson of Fair-lawn, N. took place yesterday in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

The Rev. John Meng officiated at the ceremony. A reception was held at the Bermuda Terrace of the Hotel St. George. The bride, given in marriage by her father, had Miss Margaret Rueffer as maid of honor and Mrs.

Matthew Miller, her cousin, and Miss Alice Hauserman as bridesmaids. The bride wore a basque gown of white satin trimmed with Charles O'Connor, a prominent builder of the early '70s who erected New York's Catholic Protectory. Miss O'Connor, whose father was the late Charles A. O'Connor, Is a graduate of the Academy of Mt. St.

Vincent on the Hudson and attended St. Joseph's College. Mr. Rowan is a graduate of the Newman Stthool in Lakewood, N. and Yale University.

He is vice president of the Dillon-Beck Manufacturing Company and is a member of the Yale Club of New York. seed pearls and a long train. Her long veil was held by a headpiece of orange-blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white eucharist lilies and stephanotls. Miss Rueffer wor a basque gown and hat of orchid velvet and the bridesmaids' dresses were of gold velvet.

All attendants carried shower bouquets of mimosa pansies. Joseph Hasselman was best man and the ushers included Raymond Mitch, Ernest Hugenbruch, Ralph Jackson, brother of the bridegroom, and Ray Heifer, cousin of the bride. After a wedding trip to Williamsburg, the couple will make their home in Brooklyn. I Mary J. Delaney, the Rev.

John J. Dwyer, Miss "Elizabeth Gannon, I i Miss Nellie Geraghty, Mrs. William I H. Good, Miss Helen Grilll. Miss Josephine T.

Grilll, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Alfred F. Hauser, the Rev. Sylvester J.

Hlggins, the Rt. Rev. Mons. Ed- ward P. Hoar, Miss Mary C.

Judge, the Rev. James Kehoe, the Rev. Mother P. Kelty, the Rev. Thomas J.

Kelly, the Rt. Rev. Mons. James J. Kelty, the Rev.

Jeremiah J. King, Mrs. Charles J. Lauria, the Thr woman's board of the Church Charity Foundation of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island will sponsor its annual theater party on Monday evening. Feb.

2. The play which has been selected for the event is "The Rivals" with Mary Bolan, Walter Hampden. Bobby Clark and Helen Ford, at the Shu-bert Theater. Manhattan. Mrs.

Divine F. Burtis of Garden City is president of the woman's board. The proceeds of the benefit will be devoted to the work of the wom an's board among the Institutions under the direction of the foundation, which include the Home for the Aged, the Home for the Blind, the Children's Cottages, the Sister's Home and the School for Nursing of St. John's Hospital. The monthly and annual meeting of the social service committee of St.

John's Hospital, Church Charity Foundation, will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in the solarium of St. John's Hospital, 480 Herkimer St. Mrs. Walter H.

Schmitt, chairman, will preside. Rev. Alfred A. Loewe. the Rev.

William Lyons, Dr. and Mrs. Frank The annual concert of the Catholic Diocesan Choristers under the direction of the Rt. Rev. Mons.

Lawrence H. Bracken, will be held on Thursday at the Academy of Music. Mrs. Thomas E. Murray general chairman, has announced the following boxholders: Justice and Mrs.

Philip A. Brennan, Mr. arid Mrs. Edward V. Killeen, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Mannix, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. McCormick, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas E. Murray, Justice and Mrs. Peter P. Smith.

Mrs. Hugh A. McCloskey, chairman of subscriptions, lists the following patrons and patronesses. The Most Rev. Thomas E.

Mol-loy, S.T.D., Bishop of Brooklyn; the Rev. Charles S. Ahearn, the Rev. Ambrose S. Aitken, Mrs.

Benjamin Aquaro, Miss May A. Beakey, Mrs. Peter E. Bennett, the Rt. Rev.

Mons. Lawrence H. Bracken, Mrs. Edward Bracken, Miss Emma M. Bracken, Miss Helen M.

Bracken, Miss Joephine Bracken, Miss Mary Jane Bracken, the Rev. Joseph Brophy, Mrs. Charles J. Buehner, the Rev. TJlick S.

Buckley, the Rev. Thomas Carroll, the Rev. Thomas Casey, the Rev. Joseph Cataldo. Miss Anna Cather-wood, the Rev.

Henry W. Churchill, the Rt. Rev. Mons. A.

R. Cioffi, the Rt. Rev. Mons. F.

P. Connelly, L.LD.; Hrs. Sadie E. Cronon, the Shaw La Barbera Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Shaw of 8110 Fort Hamilton Parkway announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Grace O' Shaw, to Joseph Conrad La 1" of Bay Ridge, Gladys Mackechnie Mr. Fallen's Bride Miss Gladys Mackechnie, daughter of Mrs. Peter Mackechnie of 1.495 E. 13th was married to Clyde M.

Fallen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fallen of 2648 E. 26th yesterday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Advent. The Rev.

Fred Crossland officiated. A small reception followed at the bride's residence. The bride was given In marriage by John Scott, a close friend of the family. She wore a gown of brocaded satin with a veil of tulle and a tiara of lilies of the valley and carried a white Bible trimmed with 'Battle Pass Has Season's E. Mallon, the Rev.

Francis H. Mendler, the Rev. George Metzger, the Rev. Joseph A. Murphy, Ph.D.; Mrs, Thomas D.

Murray, the Rt. Rev. Mons. Joseph V. McClancy, Mrs.

Hugh A. McCloskey, the Rt. Rev. Mons. Richard B.

McHugh, the Rev. James Mclnenly, the Rev. Archibald McLces, the Rev. Howard McMon'agle, the Rev. Daniel F.

O'Sullivan, Mrs. Charles Partridge, Mrs. William Pembe, the Very Rev. Mons. Alllan T.

Pendelton, Miss Marie T. Peropat, the Rev. A. J. Pfundstein, Mrs.

Frank J. Prial, the Rev. J. Augustine Roth, the Rev. William S.

Ratigan, the Rt. Rev. Mons. Edmund J. Retlly, the Rev.

James T. Rogers, Joseph Scan-Ian, Miss Agmes Taylor, the Rev. Francis J. Varriale and Inspector Phi Beta Sigma Party Plans Laid Mrs. Florence Vincent, chairman of the candy committee of the 26th annual bridge of Phi Beta Sigma.

Alpha Chapter, will have as her assistants the Misses Jeanne Young. Janet Jones, Virginia Robertson. Wilhelmina MacDougal, Barbara Poling and Marion Kapper. Mrs. Charles Rand is general chairman of the bride which will be held on Saturday, Jan.

31, at the Waldorf Astoria, Manhattan. The Flatbush Boys Club will be the recipient of the proceeds of the bridge which will be used for their social service program. Mrs. Edward T. Harris is president.

Ann V. McCarron To Wed Mr. Donohue Mrs-. John J. McCarron of 810 Lincoln Place announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Ann Veronica McCarron, to Robert Philip Donohue, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William F. Donohue of 571 Bedford Ave. Mi.1 McCai ron. who i the daughter of thr late John J.

McCarron, Is a r.a'.e of McDonnell Mrmoriiil School. Mr. Dono-h'te is the srandscn of the iate Water Commissioner, Philip F. Dnnohur. He is a graduate of De La Salle Institute of Manhattan and Manhattan College and now is with Armour Co.

Bottstein Mirel An announcement made by Mrs. Julius Bottstein of Lynbrook, reveals the engagement of her daughter, Miss Joan A. Bottstein, to S. Louis Mlrel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis I. Mirel of Brooklyn. Miss Bottstein is in her senior year at Cornell University. She is president of Sigma Delta Tau sorority. Mr.

Mirel, a Cornell graduate, is with the Hercules Powder Company, Wilmington. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi honorary societies and of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity. i Edward H. Walsh. gardenias and lilies of the valley.

The maid of honor, Miss Helen C. Rorke, wore a hyacinth blue dress of silk jersey trimmed with silver i and a Juliet cap of silver sequins and blue tulle. She carried a bouquet of tea roses. Graham Petri, Mrs. Irving D.

guire, Mrs. John A. Sherry, Mrs. Adelphi Alumnae Fashion Show Friday Oceanside Notes Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Alfred Pitti, Mrs. Joseph Lewis, Mrs.

Emerson Love, Mrs. Edward McGrover, Mrs. James D. McGann, Mrs. Charles Mastronardi, Mrs.

David Soden, Mrs. John McManus, Mrs. William Weber, Mrs. William Weber, Mrs. William Ischorna and Miss Elizabeth Goodman.

First Meeting Battle Pass Chapter, NSJ5.AJI., held its first meeting of the new year yesterday at the Brooklyn Woman's Club. The regent, Mrs. Edna Richards Finney, presided. The guest of honor was Mrs. Maurice Dana Farrar, National Chairman of Ellis Island Committee, who spoke on the work done by the D.A.R.

in the Occupational Therapy Department on the island. A donation of various kinds of material for this work was collected by the chapter chairman of Ellis Island, Mrs. William T. Casanova. The speaker of the afternoon was George R.

McSwaln of the office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Department of Justice. The hostess of the afternoon was Mrs. Erwin P. Bancroft assisted by Mrs. Frederick E.

Haskins, Mrs. Charles N. Lane, Mrs. Frederick A. Lippold.

Mrs. John F. Mayer, Mrs. William E. Rawlins, Mrs.

Lydia K. Urmey. Miss E. Muriel Bacon, Miss Grace L. Brush, Miss Edith M.

Matthews, Miss F. Ethel Stephenson, Miss Leila E. Stephenson and Miss Sophie E. Stephenson. Oceanside, Jan.

10 Mrs. Harry H. Stelle will be hostess at a morning bridge at her home on Tuesday for the benefit of the Wayside Home School for Girls, Valley Stream. Miss Adele Buchan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert J. Buchan of 9 Atlantic returned this week to Blue Ridge College to continue her sophomore studies after a month's vacation at home. Thomas W. Robertson acted as best man for Mr. Fallen.

Howard Fallen, brother of the bridegroom, and Albert Bosch Jr. were ushers. The tfide is president of Zeta Chapter of Theta Kappa Rho sorority and a member of Sheeps-head Bay Chapter of the Eastern Star. The bridegroom is a member of the Hillgrove Masonic Lodge and junior post patron of Sheepshead Bay Chapter of the Eastern Star. The couple will go to Lake Placid, N.

Y. Sherman Slatterly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Sherman of 1671 West Fifth Street announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy A.

Sherman, to Robert L. Slatterly, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Slatterly of Schenectady, N. Y.

Miss Sherman attended Russell Sage College and was graduated from the Katharine Gibbs School in 1941. Mr. Slatterly Is ft graduate of Union College. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and at pre.sent is associated with the General Electric Company in Henderson Logan The engagement of Miss Ruth Elizabeth Henderson 'to Corporal William M. Logan, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Logan of Freeport, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James T. Henderson of Oceanside. Big Sisters Plan Friday Evening The Association Alumnae of Adelphi Academy will sponsor a fashion show by DePinna on Friday at 2:30 p.m. In the Social Hall of the Academy. Dorothy coburn, writer, lecturer, and radio commentator, will be the commentator.

The guests of honor will be presidents of Brooklyn Clubs. The committee in charge includes Mrs. C. Leslie Horning chairman, Mrs. Frederick S.

Benson, Mrs. August Greiner, Mrs. Conrad E. Dueer. Mrs.

Joseph A. Harvey, Mrs. Charles A. Hewlett, Mrs. Howard MacDougal, Miss Florence Self and Mrs.

Edwin Thoet. The hostesses will be members of the classes of 1917 to 1927. Mrs. W. Clifford Bowden is president Grace Harron to Wed Richard E.

Kelaher Mrs. Denis Harron of 305 Lafayette Ave. announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Grace Loretta Ha-ron. to Private Richard E. Kelaher.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kelaher of 40 Clifton Place. Miss Harron is a graduate of Bishop McDonnell School and Attn. tied Grace Institute.

Mr. Kelaher is a graduate of Brooklyn Preparatory Schcol and Ford'nam and is now stationed at Camp Croft, S. C. Protestant Big Sister Council to Meet The annual meeting of the Protestant Big Sister Council will be held on Monday, Jan. 19, at the Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church.

The speaker will be Paul Blanchard, formerly Commissioner of Accounts, now executive director of Society for the Prevention of Crime. The topic of his talk will be "Saving the Youthful Offender." mm. I Birney Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William W.

Birney of 319 Parkvillc Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Catherine Eileen Birney, to Timothy Joseph Murphy of Boston, Mass. MLss Birney is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier Academy and a graduate of Packard. Mr.

Murphy is a graduate of St. Bonaventures College, Alleghany, N. Y. He is now teaching at Brooklyn Prep. A meeting of the board of directors of the Brooklyn Catholic Big Sisters will precede the regular meeting at the Helen P.

McCormick Memorial, 338 Clinton on Friday evening. Mrs. James M. Ryan will preside. Various reports will be read arid cases and topics relating to Big Sister work will be discussed.

Patrick J. Shelly, chief probation officer, will speak on "Opportunities for High School Graduates in Civil Service." Final arrangements will be made for the annual card party to be held at the Columbus Club, 1 Prospect Park West, on Saturday for the benefit of the Big Sister Shelter. Further subscribers are Mis Teresa McKenna, Mrs. Walter W. Busch, Miss Alice Cavanagh, Miss Augusta Hynes, Mrs.

William Byrne, Mrs. Timothy Donovan, Miss Elizabeth Donovan, Mrs. Richard L. Mainwaring, Mrs. Nan V.

Mc-Nabb, Mrs. James Larmour. Mrs. M. A.

Jones, Miss Mary J. Hickey, Miss Mary Furey, Mrs. Joseph J. McAvoy and Mrs. Russell Wilhoit.

France Pearsall Mr. and Mrs. A. W. France of Auerbach lane, Lawrence announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jane P.

France to Lewis F. Pearsall son of Mr. and Mrs. Pearsall of Franklin Woodmcre. The prospective bride is a gradu The devotional period will be led by the Rev.

Henri F. Gondret, pas-1 tor of Grace Gospel Church and the musical program will be pre ate of Woodmere High School and the National Academy of Design of New York City. Mr. Pearsall is a graduate of Woodmere High School and the Roosevelt Aviation School. He is associated with Pan American Airways.

The couple will be married in May. sented by Mrs. Elbert W. Van Aken, soloist, and Mrs. LeRoy Gillette, pianist.

Mrs. G. Schenck Van Siclen will be the hostess during the social hour. Mrs. William Paine is Mis.

Dwight Morrow will be the featured speaker at a citizens' dinner to be given on Jan. 26 at the Biltmore, Manhattan, in honor of the four heads of New York's own Ford Habart Engagement i colleges, President Harry N. Wright of the City, President George N. Shustcr of Hunter, President Harry D. Gideon.se of Brooklyn and President Paul Klapper of Queens.

The event is held under the auspices of a new citizens' group and is spon-; sored by 20 organizations interested in civic affairs. The executive committee includes Dave Hennen i Morris and Mrs. Frederic Rhine- A 1 1 v-v! r. i jL 1 i Miss Hickey Hostess To Aid Boys Club A bridge for the benefit of the Boys Club N'avy Yard District was recently given by Miss Mary Hickey at her home, 59 Rutland Road. The prizes, huge blackout candles, tied with the national colors.

Spring flowers decorated the supper table. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Ford of 1334 E.

26th St. announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Arlene Marie Ford, to Harrison B. Habart son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison B.

Habart of 2722 Avenue at a cocktail party recently. Miss Ford is a member of Pi Omega Mu sorority. Mr. Harbart attended James Madison and St. John's University and is now stationed at Fort Dix.

lander King. Weston Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley of Pearsall Inwood, the engageirfent of their daughter. Dr.

Elaine Weston to Dr. John Paul Riordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Riordan of South Orange, N. J.

The prospective bride was graduated from Lawrence High School and Barnard College 38. She was a junior interne at St. Joseph's Hospital, Far Rockaway last summer. She will be graduated in June from New York Medical College. Mr.

Riordan is a graduate of Fordham University and also will be graduated from New York Medical College this June. Both Miss Weston and her fiance expect to interne at St. Mary's Hospital, Hoboken starting July 1. They will be married immediately upon their raduation. Halpin Bresnahan Mrs.

Andrew Carnegie has accepted the honorary chairmanship of the Polka Ball, ninth annual benefit of the Kosciusko Founda-ion. to be held in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, Friday evening, Jan. 23. i A 8. photo GED Gir.LS -Miss Gcraldine Mane Ross, left, is the cf Mr and F.

L. Ross of 637 Sterling Place EMC Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Halpin of 463 63d St.

announce the enaaste-ment of their daughter. Miss Clare Frances Halpin, to Vincent, de P. sun of Mr. and Mis John F. Birsn.than of 77lii Shore Road.

Miss Halpin is a graduate of Bay Ririgp High School and the Hrffley School. Mr. Bresnahan is an alum-cm of St. John i University. Mr.

and Mrs. Alden Hatch of Somerleas. Cedarhurst. will leave Jan. 15 for Miami Springs, Fla.

where Mr. Hatch will go to the estate of the late Glenn Hammond Curtis, famous aviator, whose biography he is writing. Before returning home. Mr. and Mrs.

Hatch will end C-. Irctho! lo cc L. Cccper, son of Mr. and Mrs. cf Cr: A yn.

Misb Grace Harron's be-Mtd E. sen of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mr. and Mrs.

Russell T. English of 770 Ocean Ave. announce the birth of a son. Geoffrey English, on Dee. 23 at Harkness Pavilion of Mishit.

photo ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Miss Ora June Seals is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hall Seals Jr. of 1388 E. 17th who have announced her engagement to dean de Loreso Renesse son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jean Loreso Renesse, also of Brooklyn. Presbyterian Hospital, Kclahrr of 40 Clifton Place, has been announced by her mother, Mrs. Denis Harron of 305 Lafayette Ave. I take a brief holiday..