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4, 1941 Rita White BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, SEPT, Descendant of Fort Greene Builder to Be October Bride 1 AT; Virginia Stanley and Richard Sherman Jr. To Be United in Birmingham, Oct. 4 from Harvard where he passed his examinations for a Ph.D. in economics. Then he became a member of the research department of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and for the last year has lived in Washington where he Is on the staff of the Office of Production Management.

He is a grandson of James Schoolcraft Sherman, vice president of tne United States in the Taft Schaefer-Berg Bridal Planned for Sunday The marriage of Miu Gertrude Vivian Schaefer and Albert R. Berg will take place Sunday at 81. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church and will be solemnized by the Rev. Warren L. Wolf, pastor.

Miss Schaefer is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Schaefer and the late George M. Schaefer. Mr, Berg is the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. August R.

Berg, and Is connected with the U. S. Maritime Commission. A reception for the Immediate members of the two families will follow the ceremony at the Hotel Pierre pont. -IT V-J ft- 7 Vff' If i Plans for Her Bridal To Be Married to Mr.

Thompson Sept. 13 The marriage of Miss Rita Molly White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. White of Mill Neck, to Gerald Maurice Thompson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur P. Thompson of Garden City, will take place on Sept. 13. in St.

Gertrude's R. C. Church, Bayvllle. The ceremony will be performed at o'clock and a reception will follow at the Creek House, Cedar Creek Club, Locust Valley. Miss Marion Hodenpyl Sutphe'S will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will include the Misses Faith Atkins, Magaret Centes Morrill, Diantha Summorville, Sara Jane Arkell and Patricia Sears.

Charles K. White, brother of the bride-elect, will be best man, and the ushers will be Arthur P. Thompson, Maurice A. Gilmartln, H. Lenox, H.

Dick and Maurlc A. Gilmartln. Lamour-Hall Picture, Dorsey Band Continue Boasting a record of playing to 132.300 persons in its first week. "Aloma of the South Seas" started the second week of its N. Y.

Paramount Theater engagement yesterday. The Dorothy Lamour-Jon Hall technicolor feature is supplemented by the In-person appearance of Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra. On Local Screens In RKO's Brooklyn and Queens neighborhood houses. Bette Davis and James Cagney will share headline honors in "The Bride Came C. O.

which, starting today, will accompany "Dressed to Kill." featuring Lloyd Nolan, Mary Beth Hughes and Sheila Ryan. SCISSOR MAGIC CUTS HIPMNES A well-known oVeit designer discovered the secret of giving a full flfur an Illusion of ilenrferaets- not by diet, hut by a new system of site fitting. Send lor our FREE booklet learn how It's done. YOUNG Mmpoint t. By HELEN BROWN Society Editor Interesting to old Brooklynltn will be today' announcement by Mr.

and Mrs. Spencer Coleman Stanley of Detroit, of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Virginia Louise Stanley, to Richard Updike Sherman son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard U. Sherman of Utica, N.

Y. The wedding will take place on Oct. 4 In St. James Church, Birmingham, Mich. Miss Stanley is a descendant, on the maternal side, of Maj.

Gen. Nathanael Greene, who built Brooklyn's Fort Greene and commanded Port Lee and Port Washington during the battle of New York. She also is descended from Josiah Bartlett, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and from necticut, in the seventeenth century. Miss Stanley studied in Bostc.ii at the Stuart School and the Cliil'l- Walker Art School. Mr.

Sherman attended the Choate School and was graduated from Williams College In 1936, cum lauiK-. I He was elected to Theta Delta CM and has done graduate work at Columbia University, the Harvard 1 School of Business Administration and the Harvard Graduate School i of Public Administration. He re-j ceived the Masters Degree in 1939 Parties Are Given In Garden City Special to the Brooklyn Eagle I 5 -1 SUN SEEKERS AT MONTAUK Miss Patricia Fehr of Rockville Centre and William Sears of Montauk were photographed at the edge of the pool at the Montauk Surf Club on Long Island's eastern tip. Ruth Naitove Is Married To P. P.

Cohen Waldorf-Astoria Scene of Ceremony Miss Ruth Naitove, daughter of Mr and Mrs, Nat Naitove of 2115 Avenue became the bride yesterday of Philip P. Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip P. Cohen of 240 Central Park South, Manhattan.

Rabbi Harry Halpern performed the ceremony at the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan, and a reception followed. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Natalie Naitove, and Harold Slegel was Mr. Cohen's best man. The bride wore an ivory satin gown made with a long train and long tight-fitting sleeves. Her ceil of duchess and rose-point lace was held by a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a Bible with large orchids and butterfly orchid markers.

The attendant wis gowned in blue faille silk and wore a blue velvet Juliet cap which held a matching tulle veil. She carried African daisies. The bride and bridegroom both attended Cornell University. Thr.v have gone to White Sulphur Springs on their wedding trip. WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN -eXt Ruth Nash Is Engaged To Dr.

R. B. McKittrick 5m Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P.

Nash ef Williams College, class of 1930, and 520 E. 86th Manhattan, and the College of Physicians and Sui -Westhampton Beach, announce tne geons, Columbia University. He Is engagement of their daughter, Mis on the staffs of New York Hos- pital and St. John's Riverside pital in Yonkers. Roy Pinny photo HORIZON GAZERS Miss Catherine Schmitt, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

Paul A. Schmitt of 526 E. 21st St. and James Connelly, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul W. Connelly of 1075 E. 7th take time out from a dinner party on the Hotel Bossert Marine Roof to admire the Manhattan skyline. Garden City, Sept. 4 Among th.

Bachrach past-holiday hostesses was Mis. BRIDAL Mrs Philip P. John R. Miller who gave a luncheon at her Harvard Road (-onen the former Miss residence on Tuesday in honor of Ruth Naitove, daughter of Mrs. George H.

Guinan and Mr.Ou, Qnd Mrs MQt Mairov Df A full mpe of Only Yeler- tlny letters from Old Timers I jt PPr ench Sundny TiroolAyn Eagle. Muriel Van Vranken And Fiance Honored V- :3 atf. -m MandA Own Chain iSSr Choice, Attractive Locattom tun 7- tr-H vi Couple Who Will Wed on Sept. 13 to Be Feted In Manhattan Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sayville-Bayport, Sept. 4 Miss Muriel Van Vranken and her fiance, George Hillard Peck, whose marriage will take place in Sayville on Saturday, Sept.

13, will be honored tomorrow evening at a dinner party given at the Hotel St. Regis In Manhattan by Mr. and Mrs, Robert B. Cooke of Manhattan. Mrs.

Cooke will be one of Miss Van Vranken's bridesmaids, Miss Shirley Smith, daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith, enter- 1 home after spending several davs in 1 625 OCEAN AVE, Cfwr dtbtmatlt RtMtt 9 Koau 4 IUoh om 4 MO Kw cnutch Ave. B. M.

f. Bit. Heritor, telacllve ten- ancj, 44htu service, ruy. eau.pua laundry and dry-lac room. Avvtf on MORTIMER 2115 Church Ruth Nash, to Dr.

Robert Bar: McKittrick, son of Mr. and Mrs Louis A. McKittrick of Yonkers, N. Y. Miss Nash attended the Masters School and made her debut in 1931.

She is a great-granddaughter of uie let lc oicpnen rayne asn, one of the founders of the Bar Asso- r. I elation of the City of New York and ius second president. Dr. McKittrick was graduated from the Horace Mann School, 16 STREET Oltjihtf Rami 4 Rqou II 11 DroapM llvln, lrc" ul bath and flxturai. Diminutive building, miea, ihr Cony, to trmtlt, thoo.

Selective tenancy. rinlm or STEINFELS Brooklya PLATES 1I01.TIS Ilprn all rr. Ml. apta hiiMlnf. Hiima rlna.

K. Herrmann, rinrhlll MM run arirr Ulior Day. N. V. Modern; all activities; uolf nearby; christian management.

Booklet. Y. Homelike tfnfrogitT nd fnvom here AMRTH?) mm" i OYSTERS fA I UI mr.s.-f-ia-l' Jii Ji til BUckmineter i-20O0 fTI TPTAT UWK i- -1. .1 a a fl I Him iu a temptingly, lenaer, juicy Donack I PLuxe Tejideray Steak! He'll grin from ear io ear ll after the first delicious mouthful. PI If you haven't tried Bohach DeLuxe Tenderay Beef, Where to Dl ne J0n Sdon mait any longer.

Try it tomorrow and you'll agree "IT'S BEEF AT ITS IS (AjlK 81 kl" 9 ALL SI RHAYS I tp TENDERAY BEEF VACATION CATSKII I. Elizabeth House Bif ledlaa, N. Y. Hriirlrteil. Ku.

I 3Uusif(mmWyidMOfCdL Byron K. Callan Jr. Other guest; were Mrs. Robert P. Davidson, Mrt Ralph S.

Healy, Mrs. John B. Wolff Mrs. Hugh L. Formap, Mrs.

Thomas P. Losee, Mrs. Matthew Guinan, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Miss Helene Davidson and Miss Claire Callan. Mr.

and Mrs. George Hall Jr of Somerset who have re turned from Madison, have as house guests, Dr. and Mrs i George C. Wilson of Wallingford Connecticut. Mrs.

Walter B. Matteson or Stratford Ave. was hostess at bridge luncheon on Tuesday, her guests being Mrs. Frank R. Bar-nitz, Mrs.

Charles R. McLaughlin, Mrs. Campbell T. Hamilton, Mrs. Bethune W.

Jones, Mrs Charles W. Hoyt, Mrs. Frank W. Cook and Mrs. Henry W.

Wandle.ss. On Monday Mrs. A. Wandless entertained at dinner at her Chestnut St. home for Mrs.

Jones, Mrs McLaughlin and Mrs. Ernest D. Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Jack A.

Gerlin 5th St. entertained at a dinner on Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Dowd. Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Lawrence of Chestnut St. have returned from Cape Cod. Mr.

and Mrs. James Durand of Cherry Valley Road gave a birthday dinner party on Tuesday evening in honor of their son, Dr James F. Durand Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard S. Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Johr J. Bradley, Miss Virginia Durand and Miss Helen Durand were among the guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hollister of Meadbrook Road entertained at dinner Tuesday evening to honor Mrs. Hollister's sister, Miss Gladys Branch, on her birthday. Other early-week hosts were Mr.

and Mrs. Martin H. Schrenkeisen of 3d who entertained at a garden supper party on Labor Day riga PININ DANCING CAFETERIA BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY Through Saturday, Sept. 6 Arlulti Children ROUND TRIP 7r.i zr.v Lv. ElthaniF lerlAy City.

9:10 A.M. Lv Battary Park, N. A.M., 2:00 and 3.14 P.M. SHOWBOAT SAIL UP THE HUDSON SS 81.00 Every Nli fit Through HaliircU). Srpt.

Lv. inrtty City. 7 45 M. Lv. Buttery Park.

8.1fl P.M. LAST SAILINGS SEPT. 7 Day Line UrntW up tL. utncnN tjp outinm TNI0UCN IIIVICI TO tLUNI lail lirkati n. r.

I Roturnilpamtjr Mirif day 'xrfpt Siin- Sim. t.v mxl H'rl i'l-l. I J.V Daylight Bavtai Tmri Daily ran- Saa. la Otl I K.aa4 f.rtt from N. Y.

Saa. la Spt 7 W.4S.I St, 12.1th Ynlikeri Ar. I n.t in Pi U-iir Ml Wi-M I'unl, N'wlxilvl, l'i altkill imIsoii Ar DtSV it) 111 I 111 L'll lu I iL'I'I'l AITi mi 1 nn (HI 1 1 'J fMI Mir Tiff Muir If Urn Hadsm Riyer Pit ine, Si Pier, BR 9 7n0 mm; j4 I I 2115 Avenue K. Her marriage took place yesterday. Evelyn Bathier Engaged To Sidney Converse Ames The engagement of Miss Evelyn Audree Bathier to Sidney Converse Ames, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Watson Ames of 75-53 Kessel Forest Hills, has been announced by her mother, Mrs. S. E. Bathier of 9928 67th Forest Hills.

Miss Bathier was an honor graduate of Richmond Hill High School. Her fiance, an alumnus of Richmond Hill High School, attended N. Y. V. and was a member of the Delta Alpha fraternity.

for Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rowland, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph T. Schrenkeisen, Mrs. M. P. Badenocr.

Miss Page Schrenkeisen, Miss Evelyn Simonson and George Rowland. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Olena of Kensington Road were dinner host -at the Cherry Valley Club on Monday to Miss Marjorie Huber, Dr Prank A.

Robinson and William Robinson. Mrs. E. Morley French of Kilburn Road entertained at luncheon at the Garden City Country Club on Tuesday for Mrs. Davis B.

Max, Mrs. Russell W. Zebold and Mrs A. H. Faust.

'Sun Valley Serenade' At the Roxy Tomorrow Mack Gordon and Harry Warren wrote the musical score featured In "Sun Valley Serenade," the film romance opening tomorrow, at the Roxy Theater. The new tunes, written especially for the screen debutof Glenn Miller and his orchestra, include "I Know Why and So Do You." "It Happened in Sun Valley," "ChattanoogaChoo" and "The Kiss Polka." Sonja Henle and John Payne are starred with Glenn Miller and his band In "Sun Valley Serenade," which also features Milton Berle, Lynn Barl, Joan Davis, the Nicholas Brothers, Dorothy Dandrldge and William Davidson. EIVJOY AN AUTUMN SAIU LAST TRIP SEPTEMBER 7h Sir. 'BELLE ISLAND' ROTON POINT PARK On Long Island Sound Cafeteria BATHING Dmcmf Li. emit It.

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home cooking; tained this week at Fanwood in Bayport at a cocktail party given in honor of Miss Van Vranken and Mr. Peck. Miss Lois Baui'i, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John L.

Bauer, who will become the bride of Henry J. Rem-mer Jr. on Saturday in Bayport, entertained last evening at the Milestone at a cmner party for her bridesmaids. Dr. and Mrs.

Grover A SUliman of Candoc Ave are entertaining for a week Mrs. Frank Stringer of East Orange. J. The Misses Claire and Ruth En-dersbee of Wa-shington, D. are spending this week in Sayville as the of their aunt, Mrs.

toward H. Doolir.g. Mrs. John A. Hayrien and her daughter.

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where they attended the wedding of Miss Eileen Collins and Hubert J. Treacy. Busy Hostess Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.

Horn of Bayport haebeen entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanford of Ma-maroneck. Mrs. Waldemar F.

Basing was a recent hostess at luncheon and I bridge held at the Milestone, John Frost Behr has returned to i New Orleans, after spending three weeks in Sayville at the home of his srater, Mrs. James J. Mc-Inerney. Lt. and Mrs.

John J. Mc-Inerney have returned to their home in Washington, D. C. Miss Barbara Bourne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur K. Bourne has as her guest Miss Barbara Biirrouhs of New Canaan, Conn. This week her brother, Larry Bourne, entertained at a party, i Mr. and Mrs. Stow Wengenroth, who have been spending the Sum mer in Maine, ate now visiting Mr.

and Mrs. F. W. Wengenroth of Bay-port. Mrs.

Henry Watner of Arlington, N. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Merdes of Bayport.

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Thayer of Handsome Ave. are on a week's i motor trip to Cape Cod.

The Sayville Yacht Club will hold a lobster dinner tomorrow evening at Snapper Inn. Miss Marion Snedecor has returned to her Bayport home after having visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee of Hartford, and Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Prall of Garden City. 1 Dr. and Mrs. John Wnimer of Bayport have a.s their house guest Mrs. Edward Mattes of Richmond Hill.

Mr, and Mrs. James Coulter of Bridgeport. Conn are passing a week a.s the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.

Hutitoon. The Rev. and Mrs. D. Paul Her- i riott of Sayville and their sons.

David and Robert Henlott, are on i a motor trip to Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaiser of Sayville have had as their guests at their home on Elm Court Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wemel of Buffalo, Miss Erna Engl of Fort Lee, N.

and Frederick Zeller of Teanrrk. New Jersey. Guy O. Waker Jr. has returned to his home in Sayville after spending the Summer at camp in Maine, EI ward Smith Jr.

and Richmond Van Wagoner have also returned from camp at Wanenibuig, N. Y. Modern; gwlmmlng. ell aporta on prtm-liei: churchea. Booklet.

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MUrray Hill August 26, 1941 Mr. H. Nclnon ClaaRified Advertising Dept. Brooklyn Eagle Dear Sin I want to tell you how gratified we ara with the good rrsulu we have been getting from our classified ads in lie Brooklyn Kagle. I believe the following merits al tout ion.

One day last week we were able to trace 10 inquiries directly to one ad, and of those 10 we were able to i-oiisuinmale 5 rentals. I feel that results such as these could not he obtained from any other source than the Eagle. Thanks again for the co-operation. I assure you our advertising will keep step with the added volume of biicineas we expect this Fall. Yours very truly AI.LYN S.

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