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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, DEC. 29, 1940 B5 Miss Dorothy Schmitt Engaged to Be Wed F. C. A. Elects Officers, Chairmen At a recent meeting of the executive bocrd of th Nets York State s.

1 LV J- ill 19tl greetings From fjw GALLAGHER'S ASA I--- Whitely FergUSOn Bridal Yesterday The wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson of Glen Cove, formerly of Great Neck, and William C. Whitely son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Whitely also of Glen Cove, took place yesterday at 4 p.m. St. Paul's Church In Glen Cove.

Only members of the family attended and a small reception followed at the Ferguson residence. The bride is a graduate of Friends Academy, Locust Valley, and oi Edgewood Park, Briarcltff, N. Y. Mr. Whitely was graduated from Hofstra College.

Hewletts Entertain At Woodmere Party Woodmere, Dec. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hewlett entertained at Christmas dinner at their home on Centre Wednesday, for Mrs.

Hewlett's father, William S. Williamson of Brooklj-n; Miss Hannah Hewlett, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Hewlett, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert E. Hewlett. In the evening Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Hewlett gave a buffet supper for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Harvey of Rockvllle Centre, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Eggleston of Hempstead, their house guest, Miss Alice Lowe of New Haven, Arthur K. Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Robley F.

DeMott, Mrs. Jacob Van-derloo and Mr. and Mrs. George Hewlett. INN5 To Our New Branch GALLAGHER'S SUBWAY INN "Famoui tor Sttaht and Chop" I AY STREET, Cor.

Willoughby "In Heart of Boro Hall No Cover! No Minimum! No Increase pg OX NEW YEAR'S EVE Our Other Branch 9 WILLOUGHBY STREET 432 NOSTRAND AVENUI 560 FULTON STREET 503 NOSTRAND AVENUI 6801 FOURTH AVENUI v'l i I mf I sVJissmW Valecha photo RECENT BRIDES Mrs. Peter Mintz, left, was Miss Flor. ence Rosenzweig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Rosen-zweig of 1 408 E.

7th St. Mrs. Sam Eisenstork is the former Miss Shirley Reiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reiner of 1845 66th St.

TO BE FALL BRIDE Miss Chorlotte E. Hughes, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Hughes of T068 E.

3d is engaged to Frederick George Saunders of East Elmhurst. HOTEL PI ERREPONT 55 Pierrepont Street MAin 4-5500 Celebrate New Year's Eve Port Washington News Mahhasset-Great Neck News; Miss Yale to Wed Mrs. Carroll Cooney Jr. of Wald boro, Me. 3.50 Steak Supper Entertainment Dancing Noisemaken Make Reservationi NowJ New Year's Day Dinner $1.00 Wednesday, January 1st Served from Noon to 9 P.M.

ftBtine and Bance 1 BROOKLYN Year's Eve Celebration An DARR0W. M. C. with 00 ALOHA SM iKiMAi, CAFE nr. NoUrand Gala New "DAFFY" CHICK STAR STUDDED featurftio GLAMOl GIRLIE LHOW TFAfMn A UIQ -a a T.

REVELRY Ave. ALL NIGHT ferwa RES. INGERSOLL 2-9814 uinwfcK, incl. COCKTAIL, NOI3EMAKERS, HATS, Etc. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul A. Schmitt of 528 E. 21st St. announce the en gagement of their daughter.

Miss Dorothy Irene Schmitt, to Joseph A. Callahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Arthur Callahan of New Rochelle.

Miss Schmitt is a graduate of St. Agnes Seminary. Mr. Callahan attended Brooklyn Prep and was graduated from Fordham University. The engagement was announced at a cocktail party Christmas night.

Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. Arthur Callahan, Mrs. G.

W. Schmitt, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Cooley, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter McKaba, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Armstrong, the Misses Virginia O'Brien, Doris Schwitter, Rosemary Schmitt, Irene Stanley, Irene Wlss-ner, Margaret Cronin, Ann McCar-ron, Valorie Schmitt, Katheryne Dolan, Lorraine Saunders, Cather ine Schmitt, Cecily Mattlmore, Virginia Regan, Ann Helene Schwitter, Marie Sabbatino, Santa Pologreno, Dorothy Murphy, Doretta Smith.

Also John Callahan, Arthur Callahan, Dr. Lucian Schmitt, Austin Schmitt, William Schwitter, Wil liam Schmitt, Andre Schwitter. Robert Donohue, Joseph McDonald, Walter Partrlck, Gilbert McCotter, James Brady, Barclay MacKinnon, Lou Panzlca, Russell Jo seph Irwin, Leslie Blanco, John Vaughn and William Steffen. Lee Blade Mrs. Mary Lee of 524 85th St announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Marjorie Rowan Lee, to Malcolm Douglas Black of 41 East 3d St.

Miss Lee Is a graduate of Manual Training High School, Miss Dunbar's School and a member of Rho Sigma Phi sorority. Mr. Black is a graduate of Brook lyn Technical High School and Pratt Institute and Is associated with the Bethlehem Steel Corpora' tlon. Mrs. Edward B.

Williams of Manhasset entertained Epsilon chapter of Alpha Gamma Pi sorority at the annual Christmas party Friday night. NEW YEAR'S EVE Complete DINNER Dancing till Dawn Noiiemakert Entertainment Favors PER PERSON OPEN ALL NIGHT NEW YEAR'S EVE SO IXCREASE IS PRICES OF WISES ASD LIQUORS Make Retervations with Oscar BU 4-7011 Church FUtbuih Avei. Ample Ptrkinf mm "Hi AT THE SAVOY-PLAZA HILDEGARDE AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS CONTINUOUS DANCING THREE ORCHESTRAS Supptr St Pr Pirso Including Coitr Charge ind "Bmkfast in Kitchen" Rtsemtiont Phont 'Piul' VOIuntm 5-2600, Ext 352 PLA2A Spend NEW YEAR'S EYE at NEW LITTLE'S RESTAURANT 114 to 118 PROSPECT PLACE (Cor. Flatbii'h Ave.) Reservations minimum per pem on FOOD And MQIOR. 'nrludinr HATS FAVORS NOtSEMAKERS NEW YEAR'S EVE 065 Kiuairei mua.ua INCL.

TAX AM I uinntn, unnwnti HTE RTAI NT. FAVORS Uloltl Inrrmtw tn Win or Liquor Prien GREAT ror HSMTvanona Jft rjTIICDII Dlmitrf Circle 7-1900 HUK I HlKH 1118 WEST 57th ST. RESERVE YOl'R TABLE FOR A Gala New Year's Eve AT ORMOND'S RESTAURANT 1S71 Fl'LTON ST. STYKLINO Full tourls dtnnsr. done- A(r Inc.

Elttrrtllnmrnt, 'Iran, in IjU our upstairs bnMronrri. Two bn flut ronmi ifitlng 25 to 300, wtiuxCUib Chinatown' 't Hot Spot" NEW YFAH'K EM: CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMCNT DANCING, FAVORS, ETC, $1 Cover $2 Minimum RESERVE NOW mi wohth nr. wo. s-ATni I WS At ft Spatial 44 New Year Dinner Tests Imported lnes. Lmuois st IMs A.l 3l7Uest 20lh N.

Y. 4 5 Botfly -of ST. 1 at EMBASSY Flatbmh Ave. Ave. I ESnlanade 7-0472 ENJOY A GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE.

Elaborate Floor Show. Gorreoui Girls. BELLE BAKER'S PROTEGE, HARRIET GROSS, Chicken Dinner, Sonrenirs. MARIE DOHERTY GENTLEMEN OF 8WINO. Chapter ot the International Federation of Cathollo Alumnae, which was held at the Mldston House, Manhattan, the following department chairmen were elected to office: Education, Miss Josephine T.

Amend; literature. Miss Isa-belle Redmond; social servloe, Miss Susan T. Lyons; motion pictures, Mrs. William A. Dalton.

Fifteen department committee committee chairmen were appointed by the newly elected governor, Mrs. James E. Dougherty, who also Introduced the other newly elected officers of the New York State glna Kennedy; Mrs. James A. McLaughlin recording secretary; Miss Helen Warren, corresponding secretary; Miss Nell Merrigan, treasurer; Miss Jean Rossman, first trustee; Mrs.

Herman Helde, second trustee; Mrs. John B. Lazzar- rl, third trustee; fourth trustee, Miss Mable Dimmers. Mrs. George H.

Bradford international president of I. D. C. was the guest of honor. Mrs, Richard O.

Auspltzer of Lawrence, who is international chairman of social service of I. F. C. at a tea at her home, hon ored Mrs. George H.

Bradford, re elected president of F. C. and Mrs. James E. Dougherty, newly elected governor of the New York State Chapter, Mock Csty Wedding Planned for Ian.

18 Miss Elizabeth Rita Mock, daughter of Mrs. Anna Mock of 7851 79th St, Glendale, will be married to Thomas L. Christy, son of Mrs. Anna Christy of 7439 62d Glendale, on Saturday morning, Jan. 18, at a nuptial mass at the R.

C. Church of the Sacred Heart, Glendale. Miss Mock Is a graduate of All Saints Academy for Girls. Mr. Christy Is a graduate of Brooklyn Preparatory High School and Fordham University.

He is a member of the Brooklyn-Long Island Club. He is employed in the Brooklyn office of the American Steel and Tube Company. Mary Keenan Will Be Wed to Mr. Hoerburger Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Mary Keenan of 438 Clermont daughter of Mrs. John Keenan and the late Mr.

Keenan, to Francis Joseph Hoerburger, son of Mrs. Francis Hoerburger and the late Mr. Hoerburger of' 853 70th St. Miss Keenan 1s a graduate of Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School and the Grace Institute. Mr.

Hoerburger is a graduate of Morris High School and Is associated with the Kanova Sales Company. The wedding will take place next Summer. Sigma Gamma Delta Epsilon chapter of Sigma Gamma Delta sorority held Its second anniversary party recently at 696 Lef-ferts Ave. Chi Beta Nu fraternity from City College attended. Miss Helen B.

Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Williams Jr. of 1st East Rockaway, will entertain at her home at a New Year's Eve party. Krum Foy Miss Lois Krum, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William W. Krum of Denton Lynbrook, was married yesterday to Albert E. Foy, son of Mrs. Robert E.

Foy of Weberfield Freeport, at 4 p.m. at St. James M. E. Church, Lynbrook, with the pastor, the Rev.

Charles C. Cain, officiating. Miss Helen L. Holmes of Lynbrook was maid of honor. Alexander Bills Jr.

of Valley Stream served Mr. Foy as best man. A reception for the Immediate families and a few Intimate friends followed the ceremony. It took place at the Krum home. Mr.

and Mrs. Foy, who are on their wedding trip, will return to reside In Kew Gardens. The bride is a graduate of Lynbrook High School and of the Packard Secretarial School, Manhattan. Mr. Foy, an alumnus of Freeport High School, is a student at Hofstra College, Hempstead.

Htnnau photo I RING IN THE NEW YEAR Marion Powers, New Singing Sensation Ernestine and Joseph Lee, Qanrer Supreme, Janice Datko, Bali Balladlers, Hnnev Child. TONY VARRELL'S ORCHESTRA Nouemakeri, Souvenirs, Favors, ate. OPEN ALL NITE No Cover "Mln, BALI 26(J0 Oean P'kwar At Belt kway EDDIE "ALLAH" K1NLEY, mc. New Year Revels CAST OF 20 I MAXn.lTTAN Strathmore, has been on a several weeks cruise to the West Indies. George Flanders of North Strathmore, has returned from a South American trip.

Brizse Haines Miss Elizabeth Brizse, daughter of Mrs. Norman Charles Brizse of Great Neck, and the late Mr. Brizse is engaged to Charles A. Haines son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Haines of Queens. Miss Brizse is a graduate of Sacred Heart Convent, Noroton, and of Finch Junior College. Mr. Haines attended school In France.

Both are members of the Sands Point Bath Club. Koenig Slopak Mr. and Mrs. George Koenig of 451 Rldgewood Ave. announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Marie Koenig, to Paul Slo-pak, son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Slopak of Hazleton, on Christmas Day. Dorothy Thompson and Byron Hunt to Be Wed Mr. and Mrs. George S.

Thompson of 246 Westminster Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Thompson, to Byron I. Hunt, son of Richard Hunt of 727 Ditmas and the late Mrs, Hunt. Miss Thompson was graduated from Maxwell Training Teachers College and now Is teaching In Manhattan. Mr. Hunt Is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, has studied at Columbia University and now Is teaching in Bristol High School, Bristol, Conn.

Nelson Oland The engagement of Miss Gloria Viola Nelson to Leslie Eric Oland was announced at a Christmas Eve party at the home of Miss Nelson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sander H. Nelson of 1658 E. 45th St.

Mr. Oland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Oland of 728 50th St. Miss Clare P.

Mulligan of Ozone Park and Miss Kathleen McManus of Rldgewood, both Juniors at Our Lady of Wisdom Academy, are spending the holidays In Atlantic City with Miss Mulligan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulligan. DINING DANCING ENTERTAINMENT Sullivan St. S-KS31.

Under Personal Management ol WH1TEY MARSHALL. JUNGLE CAMP E. 51 St. (EL. 8-8810) I INCL.

SPEC. 49 i Restaurants VV IX BROOKLYN 5SS NEW YEAR'S EVE $2 ENTERTAINMENT. FAVORS A N0I8EMAKERS .1 ITLTOJt IT. an. Fox Theater Famous for rood food at 1 partiea.

Finest Wines Vint CHUBBY'S ITALIAN KITCHEN Italian-Amerlean Rrstanrant v.u,r nnrrs. norclal lunrhenn. 1A and Brer. Baiiooet room available for L0HR SCHAYNE GATES AVE, near B'WAT Celebrate reasonable New Tear Eve. Fin Food at vary prices.

Eirellvnt Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Port Washington, Dec. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pilling of Cincinnati, Ohio, announce the mar- krlage of their daughter, Miss Helen Pilling, to Albert Trussel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

H. V. Trussell of Bar Beach Road, Port Washington Park. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Richard Heg-erty of the Port Washington Methodist Church, at the Trussell home on Christmas Eve.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Pilling are graduates of Syracuse University. Upon their return from their wedding trip they will reside in Manhattan. Mr, and Mrs.

Heathe Steele, accompanied by their two sons, Heathe Steele Jr. and David Steele of Plandome, are spending the holidays at their farm in Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wallace and son, Edwin Wallace and Mrs.

Georgiette Wallace of Mackey Ave. were the guests on Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace of Baldwin. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Harris of Plandome will entertain tomorrow at an eggnog party. Miss Bunny Le Van of London, England, is the guest of Mrs. Victor Kleisrath of Manhasset Woods Road, Flower Hill. Jack Young, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Young of Sands Point, is home from the University of Southern California for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKean of Manhattan were the holidays guests of Mrs.

McKean's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lotz of Manhasset Bay Estates. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Cooney of Plandome have been entertaining Ethel Lombaer Engaged To William C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Lombear of 25 Shelton Court, Rockvllle Centre, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ethel Pearl Lomboer to William C. Miller of 24 Fenton Place, Lynbrook, formerly of Brooklyn. Miss Lombaer Is a graduate of Freeport High School. Mr. Miller attended Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, and is a member of the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity.

He is associated with the Seaman's Bank for Savings, Manhattan. Reunion Dance Plans have been completed for the annual reunion of guests of the Hotel Atateka, Friends Lake, Chestertown, N. and their friends. A dinner-dance will be held in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel New Yorker, Manhattan, on Saturday evening, Jan, 25. Quests who have visited the Hotel Atateka during the past 20 years will attend.

On the executive committee are Miss Elizabeth Murphy, honorary chairman; the Rev. J. Francis Mc-Mahon, spiritual director, and the arrangement committee Includes Arthur V. Becker, Harold L. Brod-rick, John P.

Burns, William J. Cronin, David J. Gillespie, Edward J. O'Hare, Peter J. Meade, George W.

Rauch, Charles W. Weis and John Wolpert. Chappie Breitfeld Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Chappie of 130 19th St. announce the engagement of their Miss Ann Marie Chappie, to Charles Brelt-feld son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breltfeld of Middle Village. The wedding will take place July 15.

Chalfonte-Haddon Hall arrivals from Brooklyn are Miss Ellen Ross, Henry Gokey, Miss F. Cordelia Ookey, Mrs. Louis Stetcher, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Trevette Allen, Miss Florence Peters, Mr. and Mrs. G. Pcckham and G. E.

Peckham, parties. Tel. FOlrroft -l)B2S. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Brant of Irma Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Vir ginia Brant, to Robert T. Mona han, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Monahan of Williston Park.

Thomas Whitcomb, son of Dr. and Mrs. Everitt Whitcomb of Beacon Hill, is home from the Hoosac School for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs.

Bryant CHara of Plandome are vacationing at Miami, Fla. Henry Harrison Is home from Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology, Marvin Harrison has re turned from Caldwell, and Paul Harrison Is home from the Uni versity of Chicago, to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison of Bayview Ave. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Kyritz of Beacon Hill Road are entertaining Mrs. J. E. Faulk and daughter, Miss Faulk of California.

Jack Bandfleld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bandfield of Port Washington Estates, is home from the University of Michigan for the holidays. Mrs. Frank Larkin of Murray Ave.

is spending the holidays in California as the guest of her son. Miss Suzanne Trussell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. V.

Trussell of Port Washington Park, is home from school In Richmond, for the holidays. Miss Eleanor Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins of Carlton is home from school in Vermont. Miss Jean Lowry, daughter of Mrs.

M. Lowry of Madison is home from Oberlin College for the holidays. Doris Whiteford Married To W. J. Hendrickson Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Doris Elinor Whiteford, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lowell Jay Whiteford, to William Jay Hendrickson, son of Mrs. William Fltzpatrick of Queens Vil lage, on Dec. 22, at the home of the bride's parents at 220 Westminster Road. Dr.

William E. Dudley performed the ceremony which was followed by a reception. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by Mrs. Carlton L. Whiteford as matron of honor and Miss Gladys M.

Hendrickson, sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor. The bride's two sisters, Miss Norma E. Whiteford and Miss Loraine E. Whiteford, were bridesmaids. Leonard Mulvihill Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph N. Leonard of Richmond Hill announce the engagement of Mr. Leonard's daughter Miss Jane Leonard to Daniel P. Mulvihill son of Lt.

and Mrs. D. H. Mulvihill of Sag Harbor. Mr.

Mulvihill Is a graduate of Cornell University where he was a member of Sigma Nu and now is a student at the Long Island College of Medicine. Horowitz Appelbaum Mirs Sara Horowitz, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. I. Horowitz of Johnston, will be married to Herbert Appelbaum, son of Mrs.

Sara Appelbaum of 1702 8th on Sunday, Jan. in the Ambassador Mansion. Farrell Kelly Mrs. Catherine L. Farrell of 497 Eastern Parkway announces the engagement of her daughter, M1m Anne Elizabeth Farrell to Francis Henry Kelly, son of Mrs.

Mary Kelly of Bellerose. Lent Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lent announced the engagement of their daughter, MLss Mildred Lent to James F. Sutton' of 433 Lincoln Plac, at a party at their home, 478 E.

45th last night, Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Manhasset, Dec. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Yale of Clover Drive, Great Neck Estates, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Martha Jane Yale, to Lt.

Robert Barry Schofield, son of Colonel and Mrs. Herbert M. Schofield of Washington, D. C. The Rev.

and Mrs. E. A. Durham of Claremont, N. are the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Hobart Durham of Munsey Park. Mr. and Mrs, Branch Messlck and family of North Strathmore, have returned from a visit with relatives at Dover, Del. Mrs.

Jack Jessel of Great Neck, returned home this week from a visit with relatives at Dallas, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. William Owen and Mr. and Mrs.

William Lohman of South Strathmore, are on a two-weeks Caribbean cruise during the holidays. Mrs. John Wagner formerly of Port Washington, who has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Miller of Brook Lane, Great Neck, departed on Thursday for' North Carolina, where she will Join Mr. Wagner for a month. Mr. Wagner 1s co-pilot for Consolidated Airlines. Miss Charlotte Minkln, a student at Cornell, is home for the holidays visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. M. H. Minkln of Third Great Neck. Mr.

and Mrs. Alan B. Doran of North Strathmore, entertained on Christmas for Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Burnham and family of Rockvllle Centre; Miss May Burnham of Northport, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Matthews of Manhattan, and Mrs. Bernard Hansch of Brooklyn.

Charles Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murphy of Saddle Rock Estates, Great Neck, Is home from Tufts College for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Bower of North Strathmore, have been entertaining Mrs. Bower's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edsall of Miami, Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Grady Watts and family of North Strathmore, will leave next week for a six months trip to California. Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Probeck and their two daughters, the Misses Jean and Dorothy Probeck of Strathmore-Vanderbllt, spent the Christmas holiday at Hollywood Beach, Fla. Frederick Clarkson son of the Fred Clarksons of Flower Hill, Is home from Exeter for the holidays. Among those who will entertain on New Year's Eve at the annual party to be held at the Soundvlew Golf Club at Great Neck, are Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Keyser, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Shea, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Bancker, Mr. and Mrs. A.

L. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. H. Recker, Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Wood, Mr. and Mrs.

H. R. Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hawks, Mr.

and Mrs. O. L. Alexander and Mr. and Mrs.

F. P. Had-cllffe. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Radcliffe and family of South Strathmore, spent the Christmas holiday with Mr. Radcllffe's parents of Middle-tawn, Conn. Mrs. T. F.

Frawlcy of Boston, Is the guest of her son, Thomas Frawley and Mrs. Frawley r.f Castle Ridge Road, Vanderbllt. Mrs. Charles J. Maley has been elected to presidency of the Manhasset Garden Club for the coming year.

Other officers are Mrs. Joseph Carr and Mrs. Wilbur Forrest, rice presidents; Mrs. C. M.

Hutchlngs, treasurer, and Mrs. W. A. Kelmel and Mrs. S.

C. Schumacher, recording and corresponding secretaries, respectively. Robert Ullrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Ullrich of Munsey Park Is home from Cornell for the holidays. Mrs. Robert Watti of North PRIf F'Q FAMUS FOR SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN. 50c rilLCl 201 FLATBrsH AVFNTF. LlVoRI ENTERTAINMENT NITELT TAVERNS NEAR AVE ME N.

CAFES HIAI'LE COLHT I TRIANGLE H0FBRAU eiaiNew yesr'i Eve Pnrty with rim AND FE "7 QIEE.VS rant, Jamaica and Mrrtla Am ir.nr Mtrs. Fxicnd 'Seasons 8ne- Inn, er ResArvatlors VTrvlnia 0-9016. RESTAURANTS l. SIAMIATTW GALA NEW YEAR CELEBRATION. $7.50 see rsvon, Ernltrtalnmrnt.

Dlrtethn Jatk etutr. RESTAURANTS New Year Kve at l.V) w. St. CI. 8-S1J3 Kn (it Lienor Prices Music, Eniortainmcnt, Noisemnktrt and Duinfr or Bupprr.

00 per person Csnul St. WO. 8-(IHM Dinner or Budpt $1 per person. it AMERICAN GAME COCK CHINESE LUM FONG IT-TOWN DOWNTOWN FRENCH MAIS0N A. DeWINTER W.

48 St. Same met. ROUMANIAN BERK0WITZ HOI MANIAS. 1IIH AI.LtN ST. Xitfht L.

4ITII ST. couple, lntliiai plnntr, Celebrate favors. Onn Hfiiise 30 tiAI.A RESTAURANTS 8petlal Near Yesr'i Dinner, sernif tram 12 1 s. ten P.M. ChoUs alnes and loucri.

yrs RESTAURANTS NEW YEAR EE. "Slop to Nuts" Houvenirs, Hats. yH a couple. OR. -trton IN BARKLEY'S Clubs ft New Manacer HANDY A.

EHRMANN I'lNNER. TWO SHOH. IMT N(IIEMAKIRS. TC. At I.

I AMI TTAi (jorsenas tilrlie Winter Eroiirs STEVE MURRAY Orljinalor 3 Rsrkel heers, C. Rnbv DM.E La I'eda Lalln Hcimbhelli Kill Warner Orrh liio Arenas I'. DFtter i XEW YEAR'S aVVT" a mj ITHOI'T PINNI OPEN ALL NITE 1 CluIiGaucho f.R. 7-43 US Stilllran Sneas Nlll! EVE-Supper, 81. iCer.

W. Thirni. (ilv as Carnival lima la PHI Dinner 1 .15 No Cover, Oson (unsay. NEW YEAR'S him o.i ne Coektall. Caitsnets far the lial.i.

15 ar aarsaa NEW YIARS EVE RESERVATIONS NOW SVST.M RSON lltlljBW lrl I ilC fun.OsyNlta Kill, IsTHI Pises' LouliSatel JIVVT KtLLT "4W" S-7' isvv.xn vr Airs HOW II HKVI I. "IN I.HEENWK VILI At. 47 WEST THIRD N. Y. 0.

i'lNtii nivn iavdrh moor miow NOISE-MAhKRR a DANCIN'l, ETC.I I or Ueseratlnns A STnyvoiint -BRII A AT MIAMI BEACH Miss May Sloan, left, of 518 7th St. is shown on the beach ot the Shore Club of the Cromwell Hotel, where she has been vacationing. Miss Mildred Akins, also of Brooklyn, was photographed at the Hotel Good, where she has been on a Winter holiday, TONY PASTOR'S ME Moke 3s It. at sin Ave. On.

Intl. Supper, VIU FORGET Res. Now $5.00 Per Perion Coiktall, tnt'nt, Souvenirs, Danrhi. I'tasl, sis..