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1 Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Great Neck-Manhasset, Feb. 20- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Marshall of Avalon Road, Great Neck Estates, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mildred Knapp Marshall, to George Gordon Lowe son of Mr. and Mrs.

G. G. Lowe of Marshall, Minn. Mr. Lowe is a member of the U.

S. Army Air Corps Reserve, waiting his call for training. Miss Jeanne Logan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Logan of Bonnie Heights Manhasset, has departed for Daytona Beach, where she will train at the Second Waac Training Center as a member of 8th 2d 4th Regt.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Watson Payne of Shoreview Road, Manhasset, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gloria Watson Payne, to Robert Edin DePuy of Akron, Ohio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey DePuy of Honolulu, Hawaii.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Otte of Great Neck and New York, announce the marriage of their daughter, the former Miss Eileen Otte, to Ensign Charles Paul Sheppard, U. S. N.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheppard of Sulphur Springs, Texas. Ensign and Mrs. John C.

Martin announce the birth of a son, John Jay Martin, on Feb. 4, at the South Nassau Community Hospital. Mrs. Martin is the former Miss Ruth Schenck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

R. M. Schenck of Arrandale Great Neck. Mr. and Mrs.

William Reich of Strathmore- Vanderbilt returned on Thursday from Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lubbers have returned from a short wedding trip, and are residing at the Colony, House Lubbers' Hotel, call to Great the U.S. Neck, Army Air Corps.

Mrs. Lubbers is the former Miss Grace Doris Oestreich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Oestreich of Plandome Heights. Mr.

Lubbers' parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lubbers of Munsey Park. He is a cartoonist, having studied at the Art Students League and Pratt Institute. Mr.

and Mrs. Sydney McManus of Brompton Road, Great Neck, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lillian McManus, to Jesse T. Ferguson son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse T.

Ferguson of Chicago, Ill. Malverne Notes Neck, Manhasset Personals Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Malverne, Feb. 20-Mrs. Chester Bahn of Birch Road accompanied a group of Malverne High School seniors to the banquet held last evening, under the auspices of Syracuse University Alumni, at the Biltmore Hotel, Manhattan. Miss Jeanne Driscoll will tain tomorrow at her home on Eimer Ave.

Mrs. Carl Rasweiler of Hempstead was hostess on Thursday afternoon to the Women's League of the Community Presbyterian Church of Malverne. Mrs. Fred Cook will return to her parents' home on Wicks Lane early next month. She is at present at Alabama with her husband, will receive the commission of lieutenant next month and will then come North a short stay.

Coxswain William Koch of fornia returned this week to Brooklyn after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Standish Whitman Holmes. Peter Martin of Forest Hills has been spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.

Holmes' son, Standish Whitman Holmes Jr. Mrs. Holmes is to be a luncheon bridge hostess on Wednesday, Feb. 24. Higgins -Sullivan Miss Grace M.

Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sullivan of 328 E. 16th was married in Holy Innocents Church on Sunday to Adrian Bede Higgins, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George W. M. Higgins of 44 Butler Place. The Rev.

Thomas J. Sheridan officiated. The matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. Dudley F. Phelps, and the bridesmaids included Miss Margaret A.

Higgins, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Thomas Power, a cousin of the bride. Howard Fenn Jr. was best man and James Ross and Dudley F. Phelps ushered.

The couple left for Pinehurst, N. on a wedding trip. Davison -Keillor Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davison of Rockville Centre announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alma -Gene Davison, to Ronald Keillor, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Keillor of White Plains, N. Y. Miss Davison attended the Cathedral School of St. Mary, Garden City; Hewlett School.

Cedarhurst, and, Penn Hall Junior College, Chambersburg, Pa. Mr. Keillor, a graduate of Barnard School for Boys, is with the U. S. Coast Guard, stationed at Gloucester, Mass.

Whelan-Davis Mr. and Mrs. James Whelan of Ocean Malverne, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ruth Monica Whelan, to Pvt. George Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Davis of Davison Lynbrook. Private Davis is with the U. S. Army Air Corps, stationed at Victorville, Cal. Morton O.

Davis and Miss F. M. Davis of Brooklyn are guests at the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec. Sea Cliff Weekend Notices Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sea. Cliff, Feb.

20 Announcement has been made here of the marriage on Jan. 26 of Lt. Ramah Elliot Maidment, son of Mr. and George Maidment of Sea Cliff, Miss Juanita Jean Evans of land, Ore. The wedding took at Walla Walla, Wash.

Lieutenant Maidment, a navigator on one the army's Flying Fortresses, is a Kansas base at present in preparation for an overseas flight. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Breen Bois Ave.

will leave next week make their permanent home in Du nish, Vt. Mr. Breen, who has assistant principal of Greenvale School for many years, has been pointed principal of the Windsor School at Windsor, Vt. Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Huntington of Littleworth Lane have gone West Palm Beach, to visit and Mrs. Fred H. Maidment at Winter home there. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Brake their son, Barton of Lafayette are spending two weeks in York. Mrs. Douglas Claughton Fox hostess at a cocktail party on day at Windyheath, the Thompson Park home of her mother, Brian Evans, for her a husband, Douglas Claughton Fox. who this week to be inducted into army. Mrs.

C. Oliver Iselin of Brookville is at Aiken, S. C. Her daughalter, Mrs. Iselin Jones of Tucson, who visited here for a weeks, is now staying at the Beekman, N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Buchtenkirch of Glen Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Grace L.

Buchtenkirch, to Fred ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Mauger of 17th Ave. BRIDE- Mrs.

Harry F. Cullen was Miss Peggy Ann White, daughter of Mrs. Marina White of Bay Ridge and late John J. White, prior her recent marriage. St.

Vincent de Paul Benefit Arranged St. Gregory's Ladies' Auxiliary will hold its motnhly card party on Thursday evening. at 8:30 p.m. St. Gregory's Auditorium, St.

John's Place and Brooklyn Avenue. The proceeds will be donated to the St. Vincent de Paul Society of the parish. Mrs. Robert Parks, general chairman of the card party, entertained her committee this week at her home, 910 Park Place.

The committee includes: Mrs. Robert W. Murtha, Miss Regina A. Twigg, Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss Cecelia Clark. Miss Harriet Kelly, Miss Elizabeth Collins, Mrs.

James S. Rowen, Mrs. Ludlow T. Albert, Miss Laura Albert, Miss Helen McGovern, Mrs. Albert Salmon, Miss Nellie McHenry, Miss Margaret McHenry, Miss Elizabeth Vengoechea, Miss Lillian Vengoechea, Miss Rosemary Plant, Mrs.

William Hayes, Miss Sadie Mason and Mrs. George L. Twigg. McDonnell Alumnae Has Many Activities The Alumnae of Bishop, McDonnell Memorial High will have its annual communion breakfast on March 21 at the Columbus Club, 1 Prospect Park West. Mrs.

George Kelly is chairman. Miss Ruth Costello is president of the association. The executive committee of the alumnae, which consists of at least two representatives from every class from 1928 to February, '43, meets the first Tuesday of each month at the school. The members of the alumnae are occupied with various activities from hostessing at the Navy Street Canteen, monthly bridges, working for the Legion of Decency to bowling and dramatic clubs. Fontbonne Auxiliary Plans Bridge-Meeting The bridge and meeting of the auxiliary of Fontbonne Hall will take place on Tuesday at 2:30 the school auditorium.

The president. Mrs. Harry Devoy; chairman, Mrs. Frank Basil, and cochairman. Mrs.

Paul Kane, will reand extend their welcome to the mothers of the new freshmen. Mrs. Finney To Address D. A. R.

Group The Women of '76 Chapter, N. S. D. A. Mrs.

John Whelchel Finger. regent, will hold a monthly meeting at the Neighborhood Club on Wednesday. Mrs. Edna Richards Finney, New York State chairman of Americanism, will be guest speaker. The hostesses for the day are Mrs.

William Schweikert, Mrs. bert Ketcham, Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Arthur Wright, Mrs. William F.

Keene, Mrs. V. B. Tandy, Mrs. Thomas Lewis and Mrs.

Charles Rand, chairman. Mrs. Finger announces the date of the annual bridge as March 6. at the Wanamaker Clubhouse, the proceeds to be given for several charities, but chiefly to support the Blood Plasma Bank, the national of the Daughters of the project Revolution. Mrs.

William Ryan and Mrs. Arthur Arnold are co-chairmen. They have appointed the following committee heads: Receiving line, Mrs. John W. James; arrangements, Mrs.

Harrison MacLenathan; prizes, Mrs. Loring M. Black; candy and nuts, Mrs. Harry Gaither, and hostesses, Mrs. Anthony Fiala.

Rockville Centre News Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Rockville Centre, Feb. 20-Mrs. Ralph Long will have a Red Cross sewing session at her home on Park Ave. on Tuesday. Charles S.

Richmond, a student at the American University, Washington, D. is at home for the weekend with 1 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Richmond of Locust Avenue.

Mrs. Howard Torrey of Wallace St. was hostess at her home early this week at a duplicate bridge party for members her club. Daniel G. Albert of 85 Stratford Road left this week to join Mrs.

Albert at the Beverley Wilshire, Beverley Hills, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Grey of Overlook Lane are at Miami Beach, Fla. Mr.

and Mrs. David Roseman of Long Beach Road, with their son, Gilbert Roseman, are also vacationing at Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John Deming are entertaining this weekend for Sgt.

George Southard and Mrs. Southard. Sergeant Southard iS the brother of Mrs. George Storms of Fountain Ave. and is stationed at Camp Barkley, Texas, at officers training school.

He is North on furlough. Mrs. Franklyn Doe of Hempstead Ave. will entertain on Thursday at a luncheon- bridge for her club members. Mrs.

Otto Lotz was among the village's early-week hostesses. She entertained at her home on Lakeview Ave. Mrs. Stanley N. Shaw will be a luncheon-bridge hostess at her home on Stratford Road on Thursday.

Vassar Club TO WED- -Miss Loretta Marie McCarthy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. McCarthy of 240 Linden Boulevard, is engaged to George F. Harkins, son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. George Harkins of Park Slope. Miss McCarthy is a graduate of Holy Cross and Erasmus was Hall. Mr. Harkins is a gradSun- luate of Manual Training.

Mrs. Theodore T. Hazlewood Jr. of 8801 Shore Road, president of the Brooklyn Vassar Club, entertained the members of the executive committee at tea on Saturday afternoon. Plans were made for the Scholarship Fund of $500 that is awarded annually to a Brooklyn girl entering Vassar.

This scholarship is open to any girl on a competitive basis. Selection is made by a committee from both public and private schools and the choice is based on character and personality as well as academic training. Plans for the Spring meeting in April were discussed. Miss Jessie Dorman, Mrs. John Jones, Miss Jane Langthorne and Mrs.

Corbin Z. Demarest are on the executive committee. FIANCEE Miss Mary Irene Meerbott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

O. Meerbott of Bogota, N. is engaged to Sylvan B. Burdick, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Burdick of Brooklyn. Miss Meerbott is a graduate of Bogota High School and is attending Bergen College in New Jersey. Mr.

Burdick was graduated from Erasmus Hall and is a student at Fordham University. He is a member of the Marine Corps Reserve. BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, FEB. 21, 1943 11 Committee Heads Named For A. I.

C. P. Card Party Delar photo TO MARRY -Miss Helen Mary Skead, daughter of Mrs. Robert G. Skead of 618 E.

21 st is engaged to Aviation Cadet Joseph C. Fowler of 711 Ocean Ave. Cadet Fowler is stationed at Selmon Field, La. Miss Nadelstein, Chief W. R.

Wilson United in West Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nadelstein of Brooklyn announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Miss Theodora Nadelstein, to William Robert Wilson, C.B.M., A.A., U. S. N.

son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wilson, Muncie, Ind. Lt.

James Weber, Chicago and Indianapolis, officer in charge of navy recruiting for Indiana, and Mrs. Max de Jong Evansville, were attendants at the ceremony in Indianapolis, which was followed by a dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Chief and Mrs. Wilson will make their home in Indianapolis, where he is headquartered at the main recruiting station, and is currently in chrage of radio and publicity for navy recruiting in the State of Indiana. Before her marriage Mrs.

Wilson had been a member of the Evansville (Ind.) Press editorial staff since her graduation in 1937 from the University of Kentucky, Lexington, where she was a member of Phi Betaa Kappa, Mortar Board, Chi Delta Phi and Cwens. She also was president of Theta Sigma Phi, national journalism sorority, was vice president of the Association of Women Students, associate editor of the Kentucky Kernel, editor of the Book, editor and founder of Thru Y's Eyes, Y. W. C. A.

publication, and was winner of the first and third national prizes in the 1936 intercollegiate shortstory contest sponsored by Chi Delta Phi. In her junior year she won the scholarship given to the university's outstanding junior woman. and in her senior year was named to Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. Chief Wilson was director of navy rallies in Indiana cities during the first six months of the war, having enlisted on Dec. 26, 1941.

Before his enlistment, he was news commentator and public events for Westinghouse radio stations in Ft. Wayne, Ind. He attended Central High School, Muncie, and Southeastern Louisiana College, Hammond, was district circulation manager for the Muncie Evening Press, and announcer -production man for WLBC, Muncie. Kelly- -LaViolette Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Jeanette Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. M. Kelly of West Orange, N. to Sgt. William W.

La Violette, son of Mrs. William W. La Violette of Rockville Centre and the late Mr. La Violette. Kelly was educated at West Orange High School and at Rutgers University.

Sergeant La Violette is stationed at Leesburg, Fla. Dr. John H. Heldt, who has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the army, was honored this week at a farewell cocktail party by Mrs. Heldt at their home on Central Woodmere.

He left later for service with the First Auxiliary Surgical Unit at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Lorstan photo TO BE BRIDE--Miss Gloria Carolyn Voss, daughter of Herman G. Voss of 29 Clifton Place, is engaged to Howard Vehslage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vehslage of 520 Madison St.

PILOT'S FIANCEE -Miss Ma- rion MacRury, daughter of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. Allison MacRury of Woodhaven, is engaged to Lt.

Frank B. Coffey, U. S. Army, a pilot in the Air Force, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank D. Coffey of Richmond Hill. Miss MacRury is related, on the maternal side, to the Ryderson family, long Brooklyn residents. Auxiliary Has Installation The Immaculate Heart of Mary Auxiliary held its annual installation party on Monday. The retiring president, Miss Mae McGovern, was presented with wristwatch from the members.

Community singing was a feature of the evening, and Mrs. Harry L. Anstey directed a musical skit, with the aid of Miss Florence Reaney, Mrs. Bessie Sponagle, Miss Kathryn Dwyer, Miss Mildred O'Hea, Mrs. William A.

Purcell, Mrs. George Findley, Mrs. Edward Weis, Mrs. John Callahan, Mrs. Edward Peterson, Mrs.

Thomas Iervalino and Mrs. Edward L. Langton. The Rev. Daniel A.

Dwyer, moderator, thanked the retiring president and officers and introduced the newly elected officers, who are: President, Mrs. Henry C. Milhard; first vice president, Mrs. John Callahan; second vice president, Miss Clelia Balassi; corresponding secretary, Miss Mildred OHea; recording secretary, Mrs. Lester Ramsey, treasurer, Mrs.

Edward L. Langton, and financial secretary, Mrs. Edward Peterson. Episcopalian Group Plan Card Party Plans are being' completed by the Woman's Auxiliary of St. John's Episcopal Church, Fort Hamilton Parkway and 99th for a card party to be held on Tuesday evening, Feb.

23, at the Washington Democratic Club, 9004 4th Ave. Mrs. H. L. Roberts is chairman of the committee.

Lynbrook Items Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Lynbrook, Feb. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Enno Harger of Bellerose announce the birth of a son, Robert Enno Harger, Feb. 9.

at South Nassau Communities Hospital, Oceanside. Mrs. Harger is the former Miss Martha Donaldson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Donaldson of Jarvis Place, Lynbrook.

The Hargers have one other child. a daughter, Irene Shearin Harger. Mrs. Norman Amos entertained the second group of the tournament bridge players of the Lynbrook Women's Club yesterday afternoon at her home on Sunset Ave. Mrs.

James A. Phillips is making her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeLisa of Maple Ave. The bride is the former Miss Ida DeLisa.

Her husband is stationed at Orlando, Fla. Oceanside News Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Oceanside, Feb. 20-Lt. John K. Petersen and Mrs.

Petersen left Oceanside this week for their wedding trip to Monroe, La. Mrs. Petersen is the former Miss Jean Sabin, daughter of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Sabin of Davison St. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mordhorst of Holmerest Court have announced the birth of Roy Wayne Mordhorst, their second son, Feb. 12, at the home of Mrs.

Mordhorst's mother, Mrs. Marie Wegener of Baldwin, Gabriel photo BRIDE- -Mrs. James R. Farrell Jr. was formerly Miss Florentine S.

Chapple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Chapple of 669 6th Ave. Miss Madeleine Walsh Smith has chosen the following committee chairmen to serve with her in sponsoring the 14th annual card party in the interest of the blind and handicapped in the Sheltered Workshops of the Brooklyn A. I.

C. P. This event will be held on Saturday afternoon, March 20, at the St. George. The awards committee includes Miss Helen Tayntor Kracke, chairman; Miss Ellenore Boselly, Miss Mabel Coulter, Miss Kathryn C.

Dowd, Mrs. Walter A. Foley, Mrs. Joseph Loftus, Miss Madeline R. Pierce.

Mrs. Henry V. Raymond, Miss Mae R. Shanley, Miss Marguerite F. Shanley, co-chairmen.

Boxes, Miss Ella M. Rowe, chairman: Mrs. F. McEnaney, co-chairman. Miss Mary R.

Thomas, Furey, chairman; Miss Madeline J. Slane, co-chairman. Door, Miss Marion P. Conmy, chairman. Special prizes, Mrs.

ing M. Black, chairman; Mrs. Ernest Bernard, co-chairman. Hostesses, Mrs. Robert E.

McGrath, chairman. Information, Miss Clara N. Huffington, chairman. Publicity, Miss Virginia Mead, chairman. Table prizes, Miss Anne Marie McGlue, chairman; Miss Marion McGlue, co-chairman.

Nonplayers, Mrs. John B. Heaslip, chairman. Program, Miss Elizabeth A. Goodman, chairman; Miss Helen J.

Smith, co-chairman. Reception cochairmen, Mrs. Patrick Goodman, Miss Margaret Markey, Mrs. John J. O'Connell.

Mrs. John Smith, Miss Margaret G. Walsh. Sales. Mrs.

John J. Cannon, chairman; Miss Helen R. Conley, co-chairman. Sweepstakes, Mrs. Joseph F.

Loftus, chairman. Miss Dorothy M. Smyrk is chairman of the Juniors and will have Miss Ann O'Connell as her COchairman. The following group will serve as Junior chairmen for this outstanding benefit: Awards, Miss Adelaide Marshall, chairman; Miss Dorothea Smith, co-chairman. Boxes, Miss Margaret O'Connell, chairman; Miss Mary Charrott, cochairman.

Candy and cigarettes, Miss Dorothy Palm, chairman: Miss Floris Schwarzkopf, co-chairman. Cards, Miss Mary Daly, chairman. Door. Miss Kay Rice, chairman. Special prizes, Miss Katherine MacDonald, chairman; Miss Mary Carley, co-chairman.

Hostesses, Miss Dorothea O'Connell, chairman; Miss Mary McInerney, co-chairman, Table prizes, Miss Rose Mary Holran, chairman. Program, Miss Betty Meta Schlichting, chairman; Miss Jane Taylor. co-chairman. Sales, Miss Eileen Murphy, chairman. Sub debs, Miss Frances Loughlin, chairman.

Sweepstakes, Miss Catherine Cooke, chairman; Miss Mary Foster, co-chairman. Word has reached here of the birth of Hugh Hunter Handsfield on Jan. 27. The baby is the son of Lt. Hugh Wadsworth Handsfield and Mrs.

Handsfield of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Frederick Handsfield of Garden City, formerly of Rockville Centre, and the late Rev. Mr. Handsfield are the infant's paternal grandparents.

Lt. Francis, J. Ritz and Mrs. Ritz are making their home in Alexandria. La.

The bride is the former Miss Marion McMacken of Washington, D. and of St. Joseph, Mo. Lieutenant Ritz' parents are Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Ritz of Linden Rockville Centre. Mrs. Marcel Leschot is making her home for the duration with Mrs.

Elizabeth Walsh of Lehigh Court. Her husband, Private Leschot is stationed at Camp Pickett. Va. Mrs. Samuel Kniffen of Lakeview Ave.

has joined Air Cadet Kniffen at San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Grover Mead is making her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis T.

Robinson of Wachusetts St. Her husband is stationed at Camp Breckinridge, Ky. The bride is the former Miss Gwendolyn Robinson. A bridge and late supper party was given at the home of A. G.

Anderson on Thursday night, Feb. 18, by the Thursday Night Social Club of Rockville Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Braun of Harvard Ave.

are receiving gratulations upon the birth of Michael William Braun on Feb. 4 in the Harkness Pavilion, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, Manhattan. The Brauns have a daughter, Janet, Susan Braun, years old. War Groups Scrap books of stories for the USO are being made by the Junior League of the Lynbrook Women's Club. This project is sponsored by the Federation of Women's Clubs.

South Shore Unit, AWVS, is moving its headquarters from Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, to the Strand Theater Building. Rockville Centre Junior Headquarters will continue at 212 Sunrise Highway. The Senior Unit is furnishing a room in the doctors' quarters at Santini Hospital, Mitchel Field. The public is asked to contribute sofas, chairs, tables, book -cases, radios, phonographs, records, sporting equipment, games, books and magazines. The Lynbrook Branch of the South Shore Unit, AWVS.

met on Thursday in the Queens Borough Gas and Electric Company in Lynbrook. The Oceanside Junior Unit, AWVS, has Mrs. Walter Davis as new senior adviser. She succeeds Mrs. Grace Moore.

History of USO The history of the USO and its functioning will be the message of Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow at the annual luncheon and President's Day of the Woman's Press Club next Saturday at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Besides Mrs. Morrow, the speakers will be Miss Katherine Devereux Blake on "Our Post- War Mrs.

Goodman Richard Davis on the American Red Cross, Assemblyman Jane Todd, Mrs. J. T. Johnson Mali, chairman of the Victory Book Campaign and the Rev. William C.

Kernan on "Democracy in Today's Crisis." Mrs. Clara Whittaker Morrissey is president of the club. Membership Tea A membership tea was given yes. terday by the Daughters of the Faith of St. Agnes R.

C. Church, Rockville Centre, at the school hall. Monsignor Peter Quealy spoke. A musical program was presented. Mrs.

Herbert W. Scholtz was chairman. The Greenwich House Music School, 46 Barrow Manhattan, will present the orchestra of the school in a benefit performance for the scholarship fund on Friday eveevening at 8:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the school. Carl Wierum.

violinist. and Sol Schectman, pianist, will be the soloists. School Settlement Has Many Patrons for Party Members of the Junior Guilds of Berkeley, Packer and will act as candy vendors at the School Settlement bridge party to be held at the Towers Hotel on Friday, March 5. They include the Misses Anne Conroy, Margot Grace, Joan Mehler, Helen Rice, Rosalie Parker, Gertrude Grace. Virginia Crane, Marie Mottola, Helen McCooey, Alice Robertson, Janet Mayes, Barbara Earle, Beatrice Zinn, othy Naumer, Michaelis Murphy, Gretchen Weymuller, Grace Gray, Janet Hess, Mary Latson, Betty Watkins.

Elaine Albino, Carmen Estejo, Mildred Nixon, Ann Thompson, Gloria Hansen. Jane Sinclair, Natalie Wildstein, Molly Jean Hubon, Virginia Hagstrom, Louise Stevens, Marval Morehouse and Dorothy Duerr. The patronesses include Mrs. Harold Amos, Miss Dorothy Betts, Mrs. Henry Aikens, Mrs.

George H. Betts, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. Russell Cruikshank. Mrs.

Arthur A. Hanson, Mrs. Emile S. Harper, Mrs. Ida R.

Luzzatto, Mrs. Charles E. Perkins. Mrs. Valintine K.

Raymond, Mrs. John F. Thompson, Mrs. J. Norman Carpenter, Mrs.

Richard L. Carpenter, Mrs. Raymond V. Ingersoll, Mrs. John W.

James Mrs. J. Christopher Meyer, Mrs. Paul E. Vernon, Mrs.

Jason L. Crolius, Mrs. Ralph Benedict, Miss Martha Casamajor, Mrs. Remick C. Eckardt, Mrs.

Raymond G. Forbes. Mrs. Lewis W. Francis, Mrs.

Edward M. Deems Miss Elisabeth Bischoff, Mrs. Wilbur M. Gemmi, Miss Effie A. Carter, Miss Margaret Struse, Mrs.

Laird Dinsmore, Mrs. Kenneth P. Lord Mrs. Charles L. Gesell Mrs.

Charles A. Gordon, Mrs. Louis Nerb, Mrs. M. H.

Renken, Mrs. Frank T. Trull, Mrs. H. Edward Vollmers.

Mrs. Francis L. Durk, Mrs. Edward Cassin, Mrs. Walter E.

Divine, Mrs. Irving Eliasburg, Miss Elisabeth Magnus, Mrs. Herbert J. McCooey, Mrs. John McCooey.

Mrs. G. C. Tilyou, Mrs. John F.

Winters, Mrs. L. Megill, Mrs. John A. FitzRandolph, Mrs.

Edward C. Blum, Mrs. Charles A. Decker, Mrs. John Russell Kiernan, Mrs.

Waldo McC. McKee, Mrs. Robert M. Winslow, Mrs. William F.

Kerby, Mrs. Sam LaBarba, Mrs. Raymond F. Barnes, Mrs. Arthur E.

Lethbridge Mrs. Robert B. Magnus, Mrs. William E. Howes, Mrs.

George S. Horton, Mrs. James A. McCurrach Mrs. Harold Parsons, Mrs.

M. B. Carey, Mrs. Robert E. Merwin, Mrs.

Fred T. Parsons, Mrs. Cyril Redmond, Mrs. Merwin M. Shafer, Mrs.

Paul D. Shafer, Mrs. Haughton Bell, Mrs. Walter St. J.

Benedict Jr. Mrs. William M. Parke. Mrs.

Gilbert H. Thirkield, Mrs. John R. Tappan, Miss Anna R. Thomas, Miss Ruth Vincent, Mrs.

Roscoe C. E. Brown, Miss Gertrude Benson, Mrs. George Whittlesey, Mrs. Clara Pitcher, Mrs.

George M. Billings, Mrs. Otis Swan Carroll, Mrs. Jean A. Curran, Mrs.

Jason Davis, Mrs. William H. Field, Mrs. Otto Goetze, Mrs. James M.

Hills, Mrs. Willis G. Nealley, Mrs. Russell T. Starr, Mrs.

Thomas T. Whittier, Mrs. Charles L. Babcock Mrs. William V.

Hester Jr. and Mrs. Walter F. Smith. League to Meet The 18th A.

D. League of Women Voters will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Morris E. Packer, 1336 Union St. Mrs.

Louis Steiger will speak on "Taxes, How Much and Why." The board will meet at 1:30 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary of Brooklyn Council 60, K. of will give a card party for men in the service Wednesday evening in the clubhouse, 371 9th St. Mrs. Joseph J.

Rock is chairman. Mrs. Edward C. Schiffmacher will open her home, 29 Glover Place, Baldwin, for a meeting of the Anne Cary Chapter, D. A.

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