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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1941 i Winifred Meagher Today To Dr. Francis Edmund Donoghue Boys Choir Sings Mass at Church Wedding; Couple to Make Future Home in Milwaukee By HELEN BROWN Society Editor Miss Winifred Meagher, daughter of Mrs. John F. W. Meagher of 458 ciji 1 A1 a I.

Virginia Campbell Honored at Party Mrs. Harvey D. Matthews Jr. of 42 Willow St. entertained at a luncheon today In honor of Miss Virginia Campbell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Dyke Campbell of 145 Mldwood St. Miss Campbell is to be married to Ensign John Robert Dinsmore, U. S. Navy, next month.

Among those present were the Misses Mabel Campbell, Marion Thomas, Evelyn Onken, Miriam Herr, Jennie Lee Holllngs, Estelle Velsor, Elizabeth Phraner, Hope Hall, Deynard Collins, Virginia Peake and Barbara Rowe, Mrs. Spencer Sites and Mrs. Lewis Beser. si "5 -tor i fill J1- Clinton Ave. and the late Dr.

Meagher, was married today at 12:30 o'clock to Dr. Fraacis Edmund Donoghue, son of Mrs. Mae A. Donoghue of Miami, Fla. The wedding took place in the Queen of All Saints Church, with the Rev.

Charles A. Boyd officiating. Mons. Bracken's Choir Boys sang the nuptial mass. The church was beautifully decorated with lilies and cybotlum ferns.

A breakfast at Sherry's, Manhattan, for the relatives and Intimate friends followed the wedding ceremony. The bride was escorted by her brother, John Wallace Meagher, and wore a bridal gown of old Ivory satin with a sweetheart neckline, long-sleeved and her veil of tulle and gown were trimmed with family rose-point lace, She carried a bouquet of orchids and valley lilies. Mrs. Leo Donovan of Bethesda, was matron of honor. Gowned in lilac chiffon sh wore a leghorn hat with matching lilacs.

Bridal attendants were the Misses Vlctorine Foster, a cousin of the bride; Ruth Noaks and Virginia Snyder of Brooklyn, Mary Connolly of Chicago, Faj McKeever of Wayne, and Evelyn Hagmoe of Seattle, Wash. They wore gowns of pale blue chiffon, matching leghorn hats and they carried bouquets of lilacs, A brother of the bridegroom, Leonard Anson Doaoghue of Oxford, Ohio, acted as best man and ushers were Dr. C. Gordon Zubrod and Dr. Kenneth Donaldson of Manhattan, Dr.

Francis H. O'Brien, Greenwich, Dr. Louis R. Murphy, Scranton Dr. Frank Hardart, Forest Hills, Dr.

Robert Gehres, Sacramento, and Dr. James Missett of Springfield, Mass. The bride was graduated from Adelphl Academy, Packer Collegiate Institute, and she is graduating from Barnard College this week. She Is a member of the Colony House, Junior Guild. The bridegroom was graduated from Notre Dame University, class of 1936, and the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, New York, in 1940.

At present he Is on the house staff of the Milwaukee County General Hospital. Following the wedding trip Dr. Donoghue and his bride will make their home In Milwaukee. Third Son Born Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick E. Rieger of Englewood, N. formerly of Brooklyn, announce the birth of their third son, Donald Christian Rieger, on Tuesday at the Lying-in Hospital, Manhattan. Mrs. Rieger is the former Miss Hilda Muller, daughter of Mrs.

Thomas O. Muller of Brooklyn. The Riegers' other children are Frederick E. Rieger Jr. and Thomas Muller Rieger.

Marian Bainbridge Bride of Lt. Lord Military Wedding in Ayer, Unites Couple; Bride to Graduate Next Monday Miss Marian Bainbridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Clinton Bainbridge of 51 Waldorf Court, was married to First Lieut. Kenneth Prince Lord son of Col.

Kenneth P. Lord, U. S. and Mrs. Lord of Governors Island, on May 30 at 8 o'clock in the Federation Church, Ayer, Mass.

The Rev. 'MP mr 'it im ii Aiiinijirf Ifa i ii i Hl Phyfe Photo TODAY'S BRIDE Mrs. Francis Edmund Donoghue was Miss Winifred Meagher, daughter of Mrs. John F. W.

Meagher of 458 Clinton Ave. and the late Dr. Meagher. Her marriage took place this morning in Queen of All Saints Church. Misses Cohan and Cronin Honoring Candida Miele Bride-Elect of Frank J.

Fee Jr. Given Luncheon by Her Classmates HELEN WORTH Woman in Forties Seeking Companions With Simple Interests Dear Helen Worth I had to go to work for a good many years and did not have the opportunity to make friends. Now that I stay home I get very lonely during the daytime. I am in my 40's and enjoy walking, swimming, crotcheting, bridge, window shopping, picnics or any little inexpensive outing. Would like very much to make a friend or Join a group of women who like any of these things.

I enjoy your column very much and wish you much health, wealth and happiness. Mrs. T. My dear Mrs. T.

"Health, wealth, happiness" that's a trio that IS a trio to paraphrase the quip attributed variously to Henry Ward Beecher and half a dozen other ministers. Thank you. Very probably there are some other women who will be glad to Join you. Letters to you will be forwarded. HELEN WORTH.

Seeks New Friends Dear Helen Worth I read with great interest your column in the Brooklyn Eagle and notice that from time to time people write in and ask your assistance in making the acquaintance of others, usually those with like interests, through the medium of your column. I hope that in the same way you will help me locate and become acquainted with some people who arc Interested in music, photography and the outdoors, etc. I am American born, in my early thirties and would Indeed appreel- ate lt if you would help me. C. S.

P. Xetters forwarded. HELEN WORTH. Menu Cranberry Juice Cocktail Grilled Cubed Steak Au Gratin Potatoei Buttered Green Beam Grapefruit Salad Whole Wheat Muffint Butterscotch Marshmallou) Cake Cofee Tea Milk BUTTERSCOTCH MARSHMAL- LOW CAKE 1 cups sifted flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt cup shortening l'i cups brown sugar cup water 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 eggs cup milk 12 marshmallows Measure the sifted flour and sift again with the baking powder and salt. Mix the shortening, sugar and water and cook over low heat until the sugar ii dissolved.

Cool and add the vanilla. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Alternately add sifted dry ingredients with the milk. Beat until smooth. Pour into a prepared deep 9-inch cake pan.

Place marshmallows at intervals on top of batter. Baoke at 350 degrees for about 50 minutes. LEGAL NOTICES tain Instrument in writing bearing date the 11th day of April. 193S. relating to real and personal propertK.

be duly proved as the last Will and Testament of HERBERT F. JENNINGS, lately residing at No. 1335 79th in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York. NOW.

THEREFORE you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County or Kings, to be held in Room 25-A, at the Hall of Records. In the County of Kings, on the 26th day of June. 1941. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why auch decree should not ba TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to hereunto affixed.

(Seal) WITNESS. Hon. CEORGE ALBERT WINGATE. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 21st day of May. 1911.

PERCY T. STAPLETON. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. m24-4t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Francis M. Venilli, Permanent Receiver of HEGO MANUFACTURING that I shall file my final account of all of my proceedings as Temporary and Permanent Receiver of said corporation at the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court.

State of New York, Kms County, on the 16lh dy of June, 1941. FRANCIS M. VERRILLI. ni31-3t 3 FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY RICHARD MURKEN. plaintiff, against MARTIN MURKEN.

and others, defendants. In pursuance of an interlocutory Judgment of partition and sale, duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date March 21st. 1941. I. the undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by BARON SHUTER.

auctioneer, at the Real Estate Exchange. 189 Mon- tague Street. Brooklyn. New York, oa June 19th. 1941.

at 12 o'clock noon, the premise directed by said judgment to be sold, with the Improvements thereon, situate in the County of Kings. State of New York, briefly deBcnbed as follows: FIRST PARCEL. Beginning at a point on the east side nf South Elliot Place. 242 feet 10 inches south of the corner formed by the Intersection of the east side of South Elliot Place with the south side of De-Kalb Avenue; being 20 feet in width, front and rear, by 100 feet In depth on ea.h side, the side lines running st right angles to South Elliot Place and part of the distance through par-t 1 1 SECOND PARCEL. JVffinninK at noinl on th noutb-went aid nf 4th Strt.

127 feot 10N inch1! northwest of the romer formed bv the intersection of the nouthwpM ide of 4th Street with thtj northwest jid' of 7th Avenue; being 15 eet in width, front and rear, by 100 feet in depth on ea side, the side lines run-nine parallel with 7th Avenue and the northwest pfdw line running partly through a rarty wall. And all the estate, rlirht title and Interest of the partien to this action, whether present or future, vested or roniintjent of dower, courtesy or otherwise, and the rights to which any otWr person miirht nereinafter become entitled Ihroutch them or either of thm to the said premises. Reference being: made to said Judc-mnt for a more complete description, Psted. Mav 28th. 1941.

O.ARLES nopp, Referee. HAROLP BERNSTEIN. Plaintiff's Attornev. Montague Street Brooklyn. New York, mM-tH let 4Hj ENGAGE Miss Barbara Whipple George, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henrv Roberts George of 128 Marine is the fiancee of Clen Simmons Humphrey also of Brook lyn. Miss George Engaged to C. Humphrey Tea Today Means Of Announcement Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Roberts George of 128 Marine Ave. announced at a tea today the engagement of their daughter, Miss Barbara Whipple George, to Qlen Simmons Humphrey son of Mr. and Mrs. Clen Simmons Humphrey, also of Brooklyn. Miss George Is a graduate of Shore Road Academy and now is attending the Mills School for Kindergarten-Primary Teachers, Manhattan.

Mr. Humphrey was graduated from the Darlington School for Boys in Rome, and with the class of 1939 from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he was elected to Phi Delta Theta and the Daily Tar Heel. PUBLIC NOTICES TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit. Bureau of Internal Revenue, New York.

Date of first publication May 31, 1941. Notice ia hereby given that on Feb. 11. 1941. one La Salle Conv.

Coupe. 1934 Model. Motor No. M-2106044, wa aeized at 290.r) 163th Flushing-, L. for violation of the Internal Revenue Code, to Section 3321.

Any person claiming an Interest in said property must appear at the office of investigator in Chanre, Ahohol Tax Unit. Federal Building. Washington and Johnson Brooklyn N. and file claim and cost bond as provided by Section 3724 of the Internal Revenue Code on or before June 80, 1941. otherwise the property will be disposed of accordins to law.

WM. D. MOSS. m31-3t DISSOLUTION NOTICES STATE OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, ss I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that certificate of dissolution of EMMETTS GARAGE.

INCORPORATED, has been filed in this department this day, and that it appears therefrom that auch corporation has complied with section one hundred and five of the Stock Corporation Law. and that it is dissolved. GIVEN IN DUPLICATE under mv hand and official seal of the Department of State, at the (Seal) City of Albany, this twentv-sixth day of May. one thousand nine hundred and forty-one. MICHAEL F.

WALSH. Secretary of Sl.Tle. ny rnnK a. Denutv Secre- tary 'if State. lnSl-2! LEGAi, NOTICES File No.

323.11941. THE FEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of Cod free and independent To INEZ MER-SON. ALEXANDER STUART MER-SON DAVID MERSON. MARY VAN-DEN STEEN, ISABEL ANSON. WILLIAM R.

MERSON, WILLIAM DEANS EPPIE D. ADKINS. GRAPH BRYANT, send greetinK: WHEREAS. BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY, a domestic banking corporation having Its principal place of business at No. 177 Montague Street.

Borough of Brooklyn. City and State of New York, has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain Instrument in writing bearing date the 2nd day of May. 1935. relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the last Will and Testament of JAMES MERSON. lately residing at No.

4SII Franklin Avenue, in the Borough nf Rronklyn. Citv of New York. NuW, THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kimrs. to be held in Room 25-A, at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 17th day of June, 1941, at nine-thirtv o'clock in the fi.ronoon. why such decree should not be made.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to tie hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. Hon. GEORGE ALBERT WINGATE, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 8th dav of May, 1941. PERCY T.

STAPLETON. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. nil7-4tj File No. iw-iwi. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, hv the grace nd fine and Independent To ELIZARETH CHERRY, send greeting WHEREAS.

ISABEU.E JENNINGS, who resides at 1.135 Street. Rrnnklvn. New York, has presented tion praying for that a or- Cox Baumann Bridal Held This Morning Thi wedding of Miss Prances Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Francis Cox of 435 41st and Thomas J.

Baumann, son of Mrs. Margaret Baumann of 423 41st took place at 9:30 this morning in St. Michael's R.C. Church. The Rev.

Xavler Anthony Cox, O.TM., brother of the bride, officiated. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore ft gown of white marquisette and rose point lace. She had a Mary Stuart bonnet with a fingertip veil of tulle and carried a prayer book with white sweet peas, gardenias and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Thomas J.

Quirk of Brooklyn, sister of the bride, was dressed In yellow point d'esprit. The bridesmaids were Miss Kath-ryn M. Kenny and Miss Loretta M. McNally, all of Brooklyn. They were dressed In green point d'esprit frocks.

All attendants carried old-fashioned bouquets of yellow roses and yellow sweet peas and wore large Tuscan straw hats with yellow and green sashes. Mary Therese Quirk, niece of the bride, was the flower girl. She was dressed in a Kate Oreenaway frock of yellow net and a matching Mary Stuart bonnet. Francis Baumann of Brooklyn was best man for his brother and the ushers were Randolph Anderson and Thomas J. Quirk of Brooklyn, brother-in-law of the bride.

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tDS.T.). 4-wwiT Mil. Wwk Dindiig Hud uxi Rinr Day Lin I Miss Muriel Cohan of 1076 E. Sth St. and Miss Margaret Cronin of Brooklyn are entertaining for luncheon at Sherry's, Manhattan, today in honor of Miss Candida Miele of hoSg Beach, whose marriage to Frank J.

Fee Jr. of New Rochelle, N. will take place next Saturday in Long Beach. Miss Cronin and Miss Cohan were classmates of Miss Miele at Mary-mount College, Tarrytown, and are Chiropean Juniors Dance at Waldorf The Chiropean Juniors, Mrs. John W.

Dobson president, held their Spring dance last night on the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan. Mrs. Wallace W. White was chairman and the co-chairmen were Mrs. Martin Nebel and Mrs.

Thurston O. Bas-sett. Among those present were Dr. and Mrs. August Flnike, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Jaeger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bible, Mr. and Mrs, Thurston C.

Bassett, Mr. and Mrs'. John Dobson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacLeod, Mr.

and Mrs. Rennold Graham Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. White, Mr.

and Mrs. Nilsson Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Emerson, Miss Mabel Duff, Harry Var-relman, Miss Ruth Kort and Frederick D. Lawrence.

Mrs. De Forest Candee of Hilton Garden City, has returned from a five-month visit in Key West with her daughter, Mrs. Rob ert P. Baruch. Daily Sailings DANCING CAFETERIA COCKTAIt I OUNCE Mum CkWm ROUND TRIP 1.00 501 Lv.

Etching! JorHy City, A.M. Li. Bttt.ry Port, N. 10 A.M. Unf 3 P.M.

Sunooyi only.) MOONLIGHT SAIL $oo Up Ii. Hudtim Toait-k-t I MUSIC DANCING Lv.Joraty City 741 P.M.:aottorypk.t:MP.M.. 90 MILE SAIL ON LONG ISLAND SOUND Eunice Everett Engaged To Warren Stuckert Mr. and Mrs. Randell J.

Everett of $3 Hempstead Lynbrook, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eunice Everett, to Warren Lemont Stuckert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weissmann of Ridgefield Park, New Jersey. Miss Everett attended Women's College, University of North Carolina, and was graduated in 1939 from St. John's Training School for Nurses In Brooklyn.

Mr. Stuckert received a Bachelor of Science degree in landscape architecture from Syracuse University In June, 1940, and is now associated with the Arma Corporation in Brooklyn. He is a member of Phi Alpha Kappa and several engineering societies. The eouple expect to marry within a year. Ave Maria Burns Married Today In St.

Saviour's The wedding of Miss Ave Maria Burns, daughter of Mrs. Francis James Burns of 495 8th Ave. and the lata Mr. Burns, to Thomas Joseph Dobbins son of T. J.

Dobbins and the late Mrs. Dobbins, took place this morning at a nuptial mass in St. Saviour's Church. The Rev. Charles E.

Bermingham, diocesan director of the Catholic Youth Organization, performed the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Ward Burns, and had her sister, Mrs. Vincent M. Keber, as matron of honor and Miss Lillian OTourke of Mt. Vernon and Mrs.

Ward R. Burns of Douglaston as bridesmaids. Miss Burns wore a gown of duch ess satin made with a square neck line trimmed with duchess lace. Her point de Venlse veil was held by lilies of the valley and she carried a pearl prayer book with streamers. The attendants all wore white lace marquisette and had leghorn hats, two trimmed with blue velvet ribbon and two with pink velvet.

They carried old-fashioned bouquets. White peonies decorated the altar. James Dobbins was best man and the ushers included William Dobbins, John Vincent Summers, James T. Brady Adrian Norbert Renz and Dr. Vincent M.

Keber. The bride attended St. Saviour's High School and was graduated from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland in 1938. She Is a member of National Catholic Honor sorority, Kappa Gamma PI. Mr.

Dobbins was graduatd from Brooklyn Preparatory School and Holy Cross College, class of 1936. He Is a member of the Metropolitan Club of Holy Cross. The eouple will go to Skytop, in the Poconos, on their wedding trip and will reside at 10 Montgomery Place. Miss Marilyn Barnes Graef has returned home from Trinity College, Washington, D. where as one of the selected sophomore class members she assisted in carrying the daisy chain at the graduation exercises of the class of 1941.

Miss Graef is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Randall Graef of 1150 Ocean Ave. Mr, and Mrs. Frank J.

Gllbride of Huntington entertained at the Huntington Crescent Club Wednesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Todd of Brooklyn to celebrate the launching of the Todd Corporation boat Todd-Shlp at the Jacogsen Shipyard at Oyster Bay. The Todd-Shlp took to the water at noon, christened by the Gllbrldes' daughter, Maureen, aged 3.

Miss Kathleen Mary Maxwell, daughter of Hugh J. Maxwell of 14th St. and the late Mrs. Maxwell, who will be married to Vincent J. Mulcahy of 439 16th 8t.

In August, was honored this week at a miscel- Doris Rice Bride of G. L. Bishop Couple Wed Today In Brooklyn Church Miss Doris Rita Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry B.

Rice of 7401 4th and Gordon Laurence Bishop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Bishop of 730 E. 18th were married this morning in Our Lady of Angels Church.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph Graham. A luncheon reception fol lowed in the Salon Madrid of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Manhattan. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with tuck and peplum, and Juliet cap trimmed with seed pearls beneath a flowing fingertip veil, and carried a prayer book and ribbon streamers, with lilies of the valley bouquet. Her maid of honor and only attendant.

Miss Catherine O'Hara of Brooklyn, was attired in a pale pink ruffled gown of organza and wore a leghorn picture hat trimmed with lavender velvet ribbons. She carried an old-fashioned bouquet of mixed flowers. The bridegroom had Thomas O'Brien of Jackson Heights as best man. The ushers were Perry B. Rice a brother of the bride, and Leslie Schroeder of Jersey City, N.

J. Following a wedding trip to Vir ginia Beach, the couple will reside in Brooklyn. Garden Party Arranged By Waterloo Chapter The monthly meeting of Water loo Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire, was held at the home of Mrs. William Johnston, Richmond Hill, this week. Refreshments were served, with Mrs.

William Johnston and Mrs. Rennie as hostesses. Final arrangements were made for the garden party to be held at the home of Mrs. Samuel Jackson, regent, 450 E. 22d Wednesday.

The proceeds will be donated to the British War Relief in New York. The musical program will include songs by Elliot R. Pflomm, accompanied by Mrs. Pflomm. Mrs.

W. Ewlng will sing several British and American selections. Miss Murphy Guest Miss Eileen Murphy of 401 8th Ave. entertained this week at her home at a luncheon and shower in honor of Miss Oeraldlne Donovan, who is the fiancee of Thomas Hines. The couple will be married this month.

Among those present were the Misses Frances Rellly, Jean Callahan and Florence Sullivan, Mrs. Eugene Grogan, Mrs. Neal Koch, Mrs. William P. Moyles, Mrs.

Joseph M. Mullaney, Mrs. Timothy Murphy and Mrs. Edward Schreiber. Cocktail Party Mrs.

R. J. West of 2118 Bay Ave. entertained at a cocktail party today in honor of Mrs. L.

A. Von Till of Freeport, who will leave shortly to make her home In Lancaster, Pa. There were 50 guests present, including relatives and friends of Mrs. Von Till. Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Hill have returned from their wedding trip to Havana and are residing In Flat, bush. Mrs. Hill is the former Miss Mary Daly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Daly of 616 Macon St. Justice and Mrs. Percy D. Stod-dart of Mlneola entertained a party of six at dinner at the Huntington Crescent Club Wednesday in honor of Justice and Mrs. Leander B.

Faber of Brooklyn. Schools and College. llniorrBitu leaeraHrkara St, Braaklra, N. narom j-ieMaye officiated. It was a military wedding.

The bride was given in marriage by her father and had Miss Ann Stevens Waters of Brooklyn as maid of honor and Miss ltatalle Smith, also of Brooklyn, as bridesmaid. The bride's gown was of mull, with an embroidered bodice. She wore an illusion veil caught with a coronet of orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of white orchids with lily of the valley ribbons. Miss Waters wore a powder blue chiffon gown and carried an old-fashioned bouquet. The bridsmaid wore yellow chiffon and carried an old-fashioned bouquet.

Herbert Lord was best man for his brother and the ushers were Lt. Peter Denisevlch, Lt. Constant A. Trioiano, Lt. Carl W.

Plitt and Lt. Bryce F. Denno. There was a reception for the families and the bridal party at the Raymond Hotel, Fitchburg, after which Lieutenant and Mrs. Lord left for a wedding trip to Specter Lake, Mass.

The wedding was not Intended to take place until later in the year, but as Lieutenant Lord is on active duty with the 16th Infantry, 1st Division, and will be transferred to Puerto Rlto, the wedding was advanced. The bride will be graduated from Packer Collegiate Institute next Monday night. She has been president of the Packer Junior Guild, a member of Omega Iota and is on the board of the Junior Auxiliary of Faith Home for Incurables. Lieutenant Lord is a grandson of the late Gen. Herbert M.

Lord, a former director of the Bureau of the Budget, and Mrs. Lord, and is a graduate of the University of Vermont, class of 1937. He is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Spraying Makes Scents Spraying perfume assures your full enjoyment of all the subtle and captivating qualities blended Into it by the perfumer who created lt. Perfumes invariably are concocted of several fragrances blended into a distinctive over-all aroma.

In the concentrated drop, the more delicate of these often are completely submerged in the stronger odors. When sprayed, however, the perfume is broken up into a myriad of tiny particles and the exact over-all aroma Intended by the perfumer brought out in Just the proper degree. laneous shower given at the home of Miss Margaret Sullivan of 470 3d St. Filty guests were present. ASSIGNEE NOTICES SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF KINGS In the matter of the general assignment for the benefit of creditors of ALLIANCE FIREPROOF DOOR assignor, to LOUIS COHN and HARRY BRAINUM assignees.

Pursuant to an order of Hon. FRANCIS G. HOOLEY, a Justice of the Supreme Court, Kings County, dated May 26th, 1941. notice Is hereby given that an order to show cause will be brought on before the above Court at Special Term. Part 1 thereof, to be held at the Court House.

Jo-ralemon and Fulton Brooklyn. New York, on the Sth day of June, 1941, at 9:30 clock in the forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter aa counsel can be heard, for an order granting leave to the assignees to accept an effer of one BERTHA A. BUSCH to pay $100.00 for all the right, title and Interest of the said assignees in and to certain real property located at 155 Freeman Street. Brooklyn. New York, or anv better offer which may be made for the same.

LOUIS COHN and HARRY BRAINUM Assignees. BENJAMIN ROSENTHAL, Attorney for Assignees. 191 Joralemon Street. Brooklyn, New York. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY In the matter of the general aa-signment for the benefit of creditors of MORRIS ROSEN, assignor, to HARRY CARROLL, assignee.

Please take notice that the undersigned will sell at Public Auction, by CORNELIUS A. HEANEY. auctioneer, the assets of the above assignor, consisting of wholesale linkers' maehincry, flour, and store furniture, on the day nf June, 1941, at 10 o'clock a.m., on the premises, 2fi0 Troy Avenue. Rrnnklvn, New York. HARRY CARrtOLL.

Assignee. TETELMAN TETELMAN. Attorneys for Assignee. 14M) Srosdwsv New York City, N. T.

m30 members of the bridal party. Among the luncheon guests were: Mrs. Humbert L. Miele, Mrs. Frank J.

Fee, Mrs. Richard J. Cronin, Mrs. Harry A. Cohan, Mrs.

Marvin Chandler, Mrs. A. Brewer Sanford, Mrs1. J. Edwin Denning, and the Misses Dina Miele, Betty Fee, Irene Fee, Peggy Fee, Georgeann Skakel, Marguerite Krussman, Margaret Carroll, Peggy Smith, Helen Dono-hue and Joan Lucey.

St. Angela Auxiliary Guests at Tea Party Mrs. Edward J. Dannemiller and Mrs. Frederick Haenlein gave a tea at the Montauk Club on Wednesday afternoon.

The members of St. Augela Hall Auxiliary were their guests. Among those present were Mrs. Lewis D. McGuire, Mrs.

Arthur Lamb, Mrs. William G. O'Brien, Mrs. William C. Edmunds, Mrs.

Lester Henry, Mrs. Ralph Gelson Price, Mrs. Maurice Bennett, Mrs. Franklin Dunham, Mrs. Woisard, Mrs.

Joseph V. Glamkowskl, Mrs. Edward Vermylen. Mrs. Anthony Grossman, Mrs.

Francis Gleeson. Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. Richard Lambert, Mrs. Francis Williams, Mrs.

Henry L. Freese, Mrs. Robert McCormack, Mrs. John Sleburg, Mrs. Francis Swenson, Mrs.

Clement Averill, Mrs. John Wering, Mrs. George Copeland, Mrs. George Bresnahan and Mrs. Pasquale Fis-cella.

Surprise Party Miss Marie Garcia Mannina of 4910 Snyder who is to become the bride of C. Peter Giuffrida on Saturday, was honored recently with a surprise linen shower given by Mrs. William M. Wilson and Miss Dorothy A. Proper at the latter' home, 354 Linden Boulevard.

Guests present were Mrs. Paul Mannina, mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. Philip C. Maida, Mrs. David A.

Lister, Mrs. Charles J. Monestere, Mrs. Walter Latte-mann, Mrs. C.

Edward Gideon, Mrs. John Molony, Mrs. Bela St. George, Miss Zara D. Grauer, Miss Ethel R.

Protheroe, Miss Patricia D. Volkle, Miss Roslyn Shorr, Mrs. John DeRosa, Mrs. Frank DiLauro, Mrs. Peter Robertl, Miss Mary Alfano, Mrs.

Thomas Dorsa, Miss Barbara M. Nelson, Mrs. Earl D. Proper, Mrs. Laura Maggio, Miss Evelyn Gamblno and Mrs.

Edwin S. Fields. Lerners Honored Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Lerner of 470 Ocean Parkway will be the guests of honor at a dinner party to be given for them on trie occasion of their golden anniversary this evening in the Grecian Room of the St.

George. The party is being arranged In their honor by their five sons and one daughter. More than 100 guests have been Invited to attend, among them being their eight grandchildren and several friends and relatives from Detroit, and Pittsburgh. A program of entertainment, Including a floor show and an orchestra, will be presented. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS LOON LAKE COLONY Tnn and mtltiti; mivUrn rnrlitlan iMeci: innrtt Itlore: homilwe oar; nrebettrl.

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