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Ann Maynard Engaged Elizabeth Pope Behr's Betrothal Announced Richard S. Maynard of 1 Pierrepont St. and Westhampton Beach announces the gagement of his daughter, Ann Gordon Maynard, to Richard Davis Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. FranklinS.

Rice of Duluth, Minnesota. Miss Maynard is the daughter of the late Mrs. Laura Dudley Maynard and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P.

Maynard and the late Dr. and Mrs. William F. Dudley. She attended Packer Collegiate Institute and was graduated from Westlover School, Middlebury, and Finch Junior College, Manhattan.

She is a member of the Junior League of Brooklyn. Mr. Rice was graduated from Forest School. Lake Forest. Ill.

He attended Cornell University and served overseas with the Navy during the war. He will be graduated from Michligan College of Mining and Technology in June. Vassar Graduate To Marry Lawyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.

Behr of 235 Berkeley, Place announce the betrothal of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Pope Behr, to John Frederick Seiberling son of Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Seiberling of 150 E. 72d Manhattan, and A Akron, Ohio. The prospective bride is the granddaughter of the late Rev.

and Mrs. Louis A. Pope of Newburyport, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Gustave E.

Behr of Brooklyn. Miss Behr attended the Packer Collegiate Institute and was graduated from the Mary C. Wheeler School, Providence. R. 1..

and from Vassar College with the class of '13. During the war she served with the Office of Strategic in Washington, D. and in Europe. Since that time she has been with the Government in Washington. Mr.

Seiberling is a grandson of Frank A. Seiberling of Akron, who is chairman of the Seiberling Rubber and the late Mrs. Seiberling, and of the late Judge and Mrs. J. Augustus Buckler of El Paso, Texas.

He was graduated from Staunton Military Academy and in 1941 from Harvard University. Dur. ling the war, Seiberling served in Europe for three years with the Transportation Corps of the Army, being discharged with the rank of major. He will be graduated in February from the Columbia University Law School. He will be with the law firm of Donovan, Leisure, Newton, Lumbard Irvine, Manhattan.

Lois Quick Reid To Become Bride Of Richard Cutler Mrs. Lois Quick Reid, ter of Mr. and Mrs. William' daugh Quick of 345 Clinton will be married to Richard Worcester Cutler of Somerville, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Waldo Page Cutler, today at 1:30 p.m. in Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims. The Rev. Dr. L.

Wendell Fifield, pastor of the church, will officiate at the ceremony assisted by the Rev. Ernest A. Harding, rector of the Church of the Messiah and Incarnation. A reception will follow at the Towers Hotel. Mrs.

Quick will be attended by Miss Edith H. Burns of Garden City, and Jams P. Cutler of Arlington, will be best. man for his brother. The prospective bride received her education at Froebel Academy, the Packer Collegiate Institute, and the Katharine Giggs School, Manhattan.

Mr. Cutler, who is the Southern Railway System, served four years in the navy, both in the South Pacific and the Mediterranean areas. The couple will make their home in Alexandria, Va. Their Future Looks Promising They are growing fast! Parker Smythe Sims (right) is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Colegrove Sims of Rockville Centre. He will be three on Feb. 17. His mother and father are former Flatbushites but have been living in Rockville Centre for two years. Parker's brother, John Colegrove Sims is now eight years old and a schoolboy attending Oceanside School.

Parker has blond hair and blue eyes and John is as dark as 'Parker is fair. They are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Richardson Smythe of 530 E. 22d St.

and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Sims of New Haven, formerly of Brooklyn. The Caminiti boys (pictured below) are busters! They are Frank Christopher, who will be one year old on April 21, and Peter Anthony Caminiti, who will be three on July 21.

Frank is dark in coloring like his father and Peter is fair like his mother. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Cosimo A. Caminiti of 210 Clinton Ave.

Their mother is the former Viola Sonsire, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Sonsire of 1809 Albemarle Road. Tudor Studios Parker Smythe Sims A. H. Berger Frank C.

Caminiti Peter A. Caminiti Literary Events to Be This Week; Chaminade Plans Party Saturday Miss Esther Johnson, chief of the circulation department of the New York Public Library, will speak on "Reaching for a Book" at the meeting and tea of the Friends of the Brooklyn Public Library on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. The event -will take place in the trustees' room of the Ingersoll Memorial Building of library. "The chair. man of the organization Miss T.

Righter, who will preside. Hostesses for the tea include Mrs. Thomas Gilbert Brown, chairman; Mrs. James M. Fairman, Mrs.

William B. Parker, Mrs. Harold J. Szold and Miss Helen C. Parker.

Arthur P. Beach and Mrs. L. W. O'Connor will pour.

Preceding the program will be an exhibition of books pertinent to Miss Johnson's talk. Philanthropic Card Party Chairmen Announced The annual philanthropic card party of Chaminade will be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Cadman Memorial Church, Lafavette and Clinton Aves. Mrs. Charles Graeber is the general chairman and co-chairmen are Mrs.

Blanche Nowak and Mrs. Laura Shannon. Heads of committees include tickets, Mrs. William C. Knoll; table prizes, Mrs.

Cord Meyer; parcel post table. Mrs. John Weinstein, Mrs. Clara E. Horn, co-chairman; door prizes, Mrs.

Harry Brethorst, Mrs. William Fitzwater, co-chairman: cards, Miss Edith Androvette. Mrs. Frances Tamargo, co-chairman; candy and cake, Mrs. Greta SUPPER PARTY- -Miss Anne Hale of Garden City, with her escort Douglas M.

Dougherty, were photographed at the Wedgwood Room of the Waldorf Astoria. Contemporary 3 By RUTH G. DAVIS Society Editor Comment BROOKLYN EAGLE, JAN. 30, 1949 Hessler Studio Mrs. Edward J.

Hesterberg Edward Hesterberg Weds Miss Coughlin The Shrine of the Blessed was the scene of the wedding daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. and Edward Joseph Hesterberg. former Borough President, Mrs.

Hesterberg of 536 E. 19th at noon yesterday. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Louis B. Motry.

A wedding breakfast, and reception followed at the Wardman Park Hotel, Washington. The bride, who was given in marriage by her stepfather Lieutenant-Colonel Hoehl, a gown of white faille. The a gown of white faille. The dress was made over two hoops with bands of ermine around the bodice. Ermine also faced the bonnet from which fell a fingertip veil of French illusion.

Mrs. Hesterberg carried an ermine muff with white orchids. The matron of honor, Mrs. Joseph M. Fox 3d of Brooklyn, wore a Grecian blue faille frock.

also made with a hoop skirt. The dress had cap sleeves. a Peter Pan collar, and a basque waist. She carried talisman roses in a nosegay and had a matching headband of roses. The other attendants were Miss Helen E.

Spaeth of Manhattan and Miss Mary Jean Coughlin of Davenport, lowa, cousin of the bride. They wore dresses similar to that of the matron of honor. Alexander G. Hesterberg was best man for his brother. The ushers included Dennis S.

Regan and Edward G. Biggins, both of Brooklyn: Mark Pierce Coughlin and Peter J. Coughlin, brothers of the bride. After a wedding trip the' Sacrament in Washington, I D. of Miss Mary Pierre Coughlin, Francis K.

Hochl of Chevy Chase, son of Henry Hesterberg, couple will make their home at 451 Clinton Ave. The bride is a graduate of Villa de Chantel, Rock Island, Ill: Georgetown Visitation Convent, Washington, D. and studied music and singing in Manhattan. Mr. Hesterberg is a graduate of Brooklyn Preparatory School, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C..

and St. John's Law School. He is practicing law in Brooklyn. Tiny Tim Society Meeting on Tuesday The Tiny Tim Society of the House of St. Giles the Cripple, Mrs.

J. Hunter Lack, president, will hold its monthly meeting in the social service room of the hospital, 1316 President on Tuesday. The society held the first of a series of small benefit card parties at the hospital last week. Miss Ida Louise Bainbridge was chairman and Mrs. Cord A.

Meyer co-chairman. The table prizes were sewing kits. Among the hostesses were Mrs. William C. Bowman, Mrs.

Theodore Cornell, Mrs. Elzey Walters, Miss Marian E. Andrews. Mrs. A.

C. Dilworth, Mrs. Lewis J. Spence, Mrs. Cornelius L.

Kelley, Mrs. James Pedley, Mrs. George F. Miller and Mrs. George Schofield.

The society recently installed a television in the ward for the children. It was given in memory of Mrs. Frank Henderson. CHATTER--Mr. and Mrs.

James Robinson of 96th St. are pictured at the Stork Club, where they stopped off after the theater for refreshments and a talk. DO YOU FEEL NOSTALGIA for the days beyond reA chance to forget you are in 1949 call--say, ten years ago? will be given to the subscribers of the annual scholarship benefit of the Brooklyn Vassar Club. On Friday evening, Feb. 25, the club will have a showing of "One Night of Love," starring the late Grace Moore, at the Academy of Music.

Those remembering that beautiful picture, and its lovely music, will certainly want to repeat that experience of yesteryear. Besides the presentation of this picture there will be another feature in which the Vassar alumnae will be most interested. However, we find that many of the young men of our community will be most eager to note this date. The Vassar Night Owls, a singing group of 12 undergraduates, will give a recital. The Vassar Night Owls are among the most attractive and popular girls at the college.

In fact, the Brooklyn club is mighty pleased that the young women will come to our borough, for it seems that they are in great demand at the many dances at the men's colleges as well as the co-ed parties. The members of the Vassar Night Owls will be enter, tained at dinner by Miss Mary Jean Eckardt at her homes. 35 Prospect Park West, before the performance. Miss Eck. ardt is a member of the class of '47 and is also the chairman of invitations for the benefit.

Mrs. John W. Faison is honorary chairman of the event, and other chairmen include Miss Mary Maury Fiala, finance; Mrs. Carl Greene, tickets; Mrs. Mary Louise Johnson, patrons; Miss Betty Muller, ushers, and Mrs.

James O'BeirneRanelagh, arrangements. Mrs. Karl E. Jacoby is president of the club. IF SHIPS ARE LAUNCHED WITH CHAMPAGNE why not use champagne to launch a party? This was evi.

dently the sentiment of Mrs. Romeo W. Auerbach as she entertained at her home, 272 E. 19th last week for the committee chairmen of the annual card party for the Immaculate Conception Day Nursery. Mrs.

Auerbach, general chairman of the party to be held at the Commodore Hotel on Easter Monday, April 18, served the champagne as a prelude to a discussion of party plans. Tea followed. Mrs. Chester D. Carroll, co-chairman of the bridge, presided at the tea table.

Mrs. Christopher D. Kevin is president of the nursery. We learned that one of the exciting features of the party will be the awarding of a mink sling cape. Among those present at this launching party were Mrs.

Rome, Mrs. Francis D. McGarey, Mrs. Henry L. Ughetta, Mrs.

William J. Grace, Mrs. Walter F. O'Malley, Mrs. John F.

Regan, Mrs. Michael C. O'Brien, Mrs. Frederick Weisbrod, Mrs. Charles P.

Lambert, Mrs. Herbert J. Michaelis, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Robert J.

Hubbard, Mrs. John L. Gray, Mrs. John I. McNamara, Mrs.

Walter E. Trum Mrs. Everett D. McCooey, Mrs. Charles F.

Ehrhardt, Miss' Winifred Aste, Mrs. Benjamin J. Conroy, Mrs. William E. Edmonds Mrs.

Laurence Griffin Bodkin, Mrs. James S. Brown Jr. and Mrs. James J.

Dempsey. Miss Beatrice Married to K. The wedding of Miss Beatrice Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T.

Alfke and Kenneth M. Schubert. son Schubert of Parkchester, N. place yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Good Shepherd. The Rev.

William F. Sunde officiated at the ceremony which was followed by a reception at the Towers Hotel. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin trimmed with Point de Venice lace. Her full length veil of Belgian lace applique was caught to her hair with orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet was of orchids and sweet peas.

Miss Irene M. Alfke was maid of honor for her sis. ter. She wore peacock blue taffeta and had a matching bonnet and carried pink sweet peas and roses. The other attendants, Mrs.

George S. Good of Gettysburg, sister of the bridegroom: Miss Jane Gilbert of Montclair, N. Miss Doris Kamps of Brooklyn, and Miss Roberta Lowitz of Greenwich, F. Alfke M. Schubert Sjorgren, Mrs.

Edwin L. Rvon. co-chairman; friendly committee, Mrs. E. Schrell.

This last committee was entertained at the home of Mrs. Andrew G. Campbell on Thursday at luncheon and bridge. Mrs. Willilam Hays Lawrence is president of Chaminade, Mrs.

Amelia -Clarke is conductor and Mrs. Ruth Smith Plate is accompanist. Capt. Van Pelt to Speak At Salvation Army Report Tea Meeting Capt. Elsie Van Pelt, tary of the Missing Bureau of the Salvation Army, will be the guest speaker at first report meeting of the Women's Division of the 1949.

annual maintenance appeal of the Salvation Army on Wednesday at the Brooklyn Woman's Club at 2:30 p.m. Reports will be given by division leaders: after which tea will be served. At the tea table will be Miss Minnie Cameron and Mrs. Humphrey J. Williams.

Mrs. Ross N. Dougherty is chairman of the Women's Division. The division leaders are Mrs. J.

W. Catharine, Mrs. E. T. Sulfebarger, Mrs.

John H. Jackson, Miss Grace Stuart Murty, Mrs. Williams, Miss Cameron and Mrs. Joseph Johnson. The opening tea of the drive was held last week by the chairman.

Mrs. Dougherty, at the Brooklyn Woman's Club. Brigadier Mabel Wilson spoke on the children's Christmas at Crane's Neck. Materials and kits were given to the workers. Miss Murty and Mrs.

Johnson poured. Luncheon Plans Are Completed The Brooklyn Woman's Club. Mrs. John F. Stevens president, announces the completed plans for the annual Readers, and Writers luncheon Hotel St.

George tomorrow. Seated on the dais will be Mrs. Stevens, the Rev. Dr. L.

Wendell Fifield. coordinator, and Mrs. Fifield, authors Dr. Henry Noble McCracken, St. John, Anya Seton, Countess Palffy, Justis J.

Shifferes and Fulton Oursler; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith Carter, Mrs. H. S. Rasi and Miss Mary Tuthill.

Alvah Nichols, concert singer, accompanied by Mrs. George Schofield, will sing at, the luncheon. An autographed copy of one of each author's books will be given to holders of the lucky numbers and extra hooks will sale in the autographed copies, of their hotel foyer. Francis X. Maher Engaged to Miss Allspach Mr.

and Mrs. S. Ralph Allspach of 521 E. 28th St. and Lake Owassa, N.

announce, the engagement of their daughter, Miss Olive Allspach, to Francis X. Maher. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Maher of 4707 Beverly Road.

Miss Allspach was graduated from Midwood High School. Mr. Maher, a graduate of St. Leonard's Academy, served three years in the U. S.

Navy. Marjorie W. Traub, B. L. Spence United Miss Marjorie W.

Traub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Traub of 584 Warburton Yonkers, and Bernard L. Spence, son of Mrs.

B. L. Spence of 548 3d St. and the late Mr. Spence, were married yesterday at the First Unitarian Church of Yonkers.

The Rev. Arthur R. Graham performed the ceremony. A tion followed at the Hotel (Gramatan, Bronxville, N. Y.

Given in marriage by her father, the wore white satin gown with an offbride. the -shoulder neckline. a lace bertha and a train. Her fingertip-length veil fell from a coronet of roses and she carried a bouquet of white roses and orchids. Miss Charlene H.

Bartley of Yonkers, the maid of honor, was dressed in a gown of American Beauty satin. Her bouquet and coronet were of blue lace flowers. The bridesmaids included the Misses Jane P. MacDonald of Baldwin and Norma M. Carlson of Concord.

IN. H. They wore pale Florence Alfke, daughter of of 8009 Harbor View Terrace, of Mr. and Mrs. Quentin M.

formerly of Bay Ridge, took wore pink taffeta frocks, matching hats and also carried pink sweet peas and roses. Donald Garlock of Hartford, was best man and acting las ushers were George S. Good of Gettysburg, brother of the bridegroom: Donald Bagger of Westfield, N. Harold Rambusch Jr. of Bellerose, and Gilbert Tanis of Livingston, After a wedding trip South the couple will make their home in up-State New York.

The bride is a graduate of Wellesley College. She is a member of Phi Sigma Society and Phi Beta Kappa. Mr. Schubert served in India and Burma with the American Field Service and was graduated from Bowdoin College. He is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity.

satin gowns and their coronets and bouquets were of American Beauty roses. Earle L. Traub of Yonkers. brother of the bride. was best man.

Ushers were Graham L. Waldron of Sorrington, and Kenneth S. Hillyer and James F. McMahon, both of Brooklyn. The bride's brother, Peter H.

Traub, was train bearer. The couple will reside at 584 Warburton Yonkers, following a wedding trip to Bermuda. The bride, a graduate of Gorton High School and Edgewood Park Junior College, is a provisional member of the Junior Guild of Yonkers. Mr. Spence is an alumnus of Polytechnic Preparatory Country Day School and is attending the School of Education at New York University.

He is a member of Kappa Phi Kappa, an honorary educational frater. nity, and of the active Naval Air Reserve. He is a veteran of War II. ON HONEYMOON -Dr. and Mrs.

Francis Phillip Bilello were photographed at the Lauderdale Beach Hotel, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Bilello is the former Jeanne Grace Liota, daughter of former Magistrate Gasper J. Liota and Mrs. Liota of 159 Sunnyside Ave.

Dr. Bilello is the son of Dr. and Mrs. James A. Bilello of 21 Jefferson St..