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Saul S. Davis Will Marry Vivian Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schwartz of Manhattan announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Vivian E. Schwartz, to Saul Stephan Davis, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel of "Davis Brooklyn. of Washington Square College The bride is a graduate and New York University Law School. She is admitted to the New York State bar and is practicing in Manhattan. Mr.

Davis attended Brooklyn College, New York University Post-Graduate Law School and received his law degree from St. John's University Law. School. In 1948 he was Special Assistant Attorney General, New York State, and is a member of the faculty of Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, where he teaches law. He is a member of the N.

D. C. Club, a director of the Monroe Club, past chancellor, K. of an associate director of the Beth-El Hospital and vice president of the Albert Einstein Lodge, B'nai B'rith. Mr.

Davis is admitted to practice in the State, Federal and United States Supreme Court. Vivian E. Schwartz Patrons Announced For Deaf Benefit Patrons are announced for the 12th annual card party and fashion show by Martin's of Brooklyn for the benefit of the Apostolate for the Deaf. Speechless and Hard of Hearing, which will take place on Monday evening, March 1, in the grand ballroom of the Hotel St. George.

They are Mr. a and Mrs. Thomas J. Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard J. Allgaier, Miss Alice M. Bolten, Miss Terry Capasso, Miss Catherine E. Connolly, Miss Rose M. Crowley, Mrs.

Thomas Cunningham. Thomas J. Dempsey, Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Dolan, Charles P. Eschann, Mrs. Joseph Froeh linger, Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Gaffney, Miss Ann Golden, Miss Adelaide Gregor, Cornelius F. Haggerty, Matthew E. Heller, Mrs. R. O.

Haubold. Eugene L. Hickey, Edward A. Horne, Mrs. James E.

Harley, Miss Alice A. Kelty, John Lawles, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Leto, Miss Ann Theresa Maher, Miss Rose Marinello, Mrs.

Wil. liam Meadowcraft, the Rev. E. J. Nolan, Miss Anne O'Brion, Mrs.

Mary Theresa O'Connor, Miss Beattie N. Olsen, Mrs. Grace P. Plourd. Miss beth H.

Powers, Joseph Prime, Harold Reardon, the Rev. Francis Ricigliano, Vincent Rowan, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Scotto.

John J. Snyder, Mrs. William H. Stoddard, the Rev. Thomas Swanbrick, Mrs.

John Tiernan, the Rev. H. J. Tilley, Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony T. Howhy, Miss Winifred M. Walsh, Mrs. W. R.

Werder, R. Gordon Young and John Zicara. Catherine Ann Warren Is Betrothed To Robert J. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar C. War. ren of 1630 45th St. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Catherine Ann Warren, to Robert John Sheehan, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Sheehan of 3615 Avenue P. Miss Warren is a graduate of New Utrecht High School and the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn School of Nursing, and is employed as a registered nurse at the Jewish Hospital. Mr. Sheehan is a graduate of James Madison High School and for two years served with the United States Navy.

He is presently employed with the Vitro Corporation of America as a transportation agent. A Fall wedding is planned. Catherine 'A. Warren Society Kathleen T. Gallagher Kathleen T.

Gallagher's Betrothal Announced Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher a of 495 Sterling Place announce the engagement of their daugh-a ter, Miss Kathleen Theresa Gallagher, to William Joseph Driscoll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Driscoll of 200 Guernsey Street.

Miss Gallagher is a graduate of St. Joseph's Commercial High School and was graduated from Prospect Heights Hospital School of Nursing yesterday. Mr. Driscoll is a graduate of Bishop Loughlin High School. gan and Company atHe is employed by J.

P. Mor. tending City College. Di Marco -Oliveri Miss Nina Oliveri, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Larry 292 South Ocean Patchogue, became the bride of Joseph Di Marco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Di Marco, Route 303, Valley Cottage, N. yesterday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. A reception followed at the Casa Seville, Franklin Square.

Blanchard Is Bride of E. P. Delahunty Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H.

Blanchard of 3822 Avenue have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Virginia Alice Blanchard, to Eugene Paul Delahunty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P. Delahunty of West Pittston, Pa. The ceremony took place yesterday at the R.

C. Church of the Resur-1 rection. The Rev. Raymond Shevlin celebrated the nuptial mass. A reception was held at the American Inn.

The bride, who was given in by her father, wore narriage, satin Empire waistline and a cathedral train. The bodice and sleeves of Alencon lace were now re-embroidered with seed pearls versity and iridescent sequins. Her Business, fingertip veil was held in place United with a coronet of matching lace three trimmed with seed pearls and sequins. She carried a motherof-pearl prayer book adorned with orchids and stephanotis. Mrs.

Andrew Tomcufcik was matron of honor. She wore a gown of blue tulle with a lace bodice and a basque jacket with collar. She carried an bouquet of stand up, pink roses and carnations. She wore a headpiece of matching flowers. The bridesmaids were Miss Barbara A.

Blanchard, sister of the bride, and Miss Miriam A. Delahunty, sister of the bridegroom. They wore gowns of cotillion blue tulle and carried bouquets of pink roses and blue carnations. They wore headpieces of matching flowers. George D.

Smith of Clifton, N. was best man and the ushers were Raymond H. Blanchard brother of the bride and Francis Schneck of Scranton, Pa. The bride was graduated from Catherine McAuley High School and the College Misericordia, Dallas, Pa. She is a member of the Kappa Gamma Pi, Catholic national honor society.

Mr. Delahunty, was graduated from Pittston High School and the University of Scranton, Scranton, Pa. He is Mr. and Mrs. Irving Reiter of 4738 Bedford Ave.

and Knollwood Beach, Huntington, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ruby Reiter, to Jordan Katz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Katz of 2280 Burnett St. Miss Reiter is a graduate of James Madison High School and attended Brooklyn College. Mr.

Katz i is a graduate of Lafayette High School, as well as the University of Illinois. He is now attending Chicago Medical School. A June wedding is planned. Miss Ruby Reiter Becomes Affianced Aleon Photographers Eugene P. Delahunty attending New York UniGraduate School of and served in the States Air Force for years.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Glynn of Peter Cooper Village, Manhattan, announce the birth of a daughter on Feb. 10 at (Doctor's Hospital, Manhattan.

Ruby Reiter Mrs. Glynn is the former M. Joan Finley of Brooklyn. Turi-Larkin Mrs. Vincent L.

Giffuni Miss Dorothy Gillen Married Yesterday St. Brendan's R. C. Church Miss Dorothy Gillen, daughter Avenue and the late Mr. of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Giffuni morning. The Rev. Pasquale, Stratico officiated at the ceremony and a reception was held at the Hotel Roosevelt, Manhattan. The bride, who was given in.

marriage by her brother, Robert Gillen, wore a strapless gown of Chantilly lace with semi-redingote of taffeta with a full scalloped edge terminating into a cathedral train. Her veil of illusion was held in place by a crown of seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of white orchids. Mrs. Joseph Giffuni was matron of honor. She was tired in a gown of powder Iridescent taffeta fashioned with a boat neckline and a bouffant skirt.

She wore a matching headpiece and carried a bouquet of violets. Joseph L. was best man and the 'ushers included Daniel Bartram, Joseph Towers, Paul Pops and Alex Crudo. The bridegroom was graduated from St. John's University School of Law and is now serving in the Signal Corps of the United States Army.

The couple have gone on a wedding trip to Bermuda. St. Paul's Church Plans for Card Party Be Held Friday St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Flatbush, will hold its annual bridge in the auditorium of the church, Paul's Place and Church on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Under the direction of the rector, the Rev.

Dr. Harold S. Olafson, Cornelius Kiendl will act as general chairman, Mrs. S. Earle Saylor, chairman of patrons; Mr.

and Mrs. mond Boyd, decorations chairmen; Mrs. Saylor, Miss Sarah Arthur, Miss Helen G. Smith, hostesses. Other committee chairmen are Mrs.

Reginald Budd and Mrs. George Macdonald, donations; Mrs. Edward Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. William Luyster, basket of cheer; Mrs.

Saylor and Mrs. Cornelius Kiendl, 'table prizes; Mrs. Frank Kiendl and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Marjorie Thornhill Marr, candy; and Mrs.

Charles Gamage, tickets; Mrs. A. K. Brewer, refreshments, and Mr. Brewer, advertising.

Catherine Wisniewski To Wed in Spring Mr. and Mrs. Michael of 257 56th St. announce the engagment of their daughter, Miss Catherine Mary Wisniewski, to Seaman Allen B. Homeier, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Homeier of Gary, Ind. A Spring wedding is planned. Miss Wisniewski is a graduate of Bay Ridge High School and is employed by Greer Hydraulics in Brooklyn, Mr. Homeier is on duty wtih the U.

S. stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Catherine M. Wisniewski was 1 the scene of the wedding of Mrs. John Gillen of 910 Gillen, to Vincent L.

Giffuni, son of 1567 E. 10th yesterday Initial Subscribers Listed for St. Peter's Hospital Benefit Mrs. Armand M. Patella, chairman of St.

Peter's Ital bridge which will be held' in the ballroom of the Biltmore Hotel, Manhattan, March 2 p. announces the initial list of subscribers: Mrs. A. Sidney Barritt, Mrs. Louis Berger, Mrs.

Louis Breglio, Mrs. C. Edward Mrs. Salvatore D. Carillo, Mrs.

Helen G. Carroll, Mrs. Charles Hugh Coughlin, Mrs. Thomas C. Cullen, Miss Lillian Cummiskey, Mrs.

Nicholas DiGregorio, Mrs. Genevieve Donaldson, Mrs. John J. Don nellan, Mrs. Timothy J.

Dono van, Miss Alice G. Farrell, Miss Lauretta C. Flattery, Miss cis J. Gartland, Mrs. William Mary L.

Fleming, Mrs. H. Good, Mrs. Margaret Graham, Mrs. James V.

Greene, Miss Gertrude M. Griffith, Miss Helen C. Hansbery, Mrs. I. Henry, the Rev.

Walter A. Kiernan, Mrs. Frank F. Kister, Mr. Alex Klingenberg, Mrs.

M. Martuscello, Miss Anne Mastellone, Mrs. N. J. Mazzola, Mrs.

Frank Milea, Dr. Francis V. Mitchell, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Edna McArdle, Miss Frances McArdle, Miss Estelle McCrossin, Mrs. rence McDonald, Mrs.

Harry P. McTague, Miss Madeleine C. Noonan, Mrs. A. Lloyd Norris, Mrs.

Edward T. O'Brien, Miss Marion O'Brien, Dr. John 0. Ohly, Mrs. Armand M.

Patella, Mrs. Eugene M. Mrs. J. Montgomery Peecook, Miss Rose Pelletieri, Mrs.

Lorenzo J. Pico, Mrs. Pigott Mrs. Salvatore to. Miss Mary Mrs.

Peter Fitz Mrs. Johana Ritzmann, Mrs. A. Benedict Rizzuti, Mrs. Ralph Sammarco, Mrs.

James Sheehan, Mrs. S. Soranno, Mrs. George C. Tilyou, Miss Loretta Tonry, Dr.

Mauro A. Tumolo and Dr. Eugene Vitagliano. Mrs. Harry P.

McTague 1s president of the auxiliary. Patricia A. Mulligan Patricia A. Mulligan, Mr. Robusto Engaged Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Patricia Ann Mulligan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Mulligan of 584 7th to Anthony J. Robusto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robusto of 300 Sherman St.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School and is associated with the New York Life InsurCompany. ance. Robusto was graduated from Manual Training High School and attended Brooklyn College. He is employed by Smith and ComI pany. This New Gray Package contains 30 Regular Kotex' napkins! Same fine Kotex nOTEX 97 in a newly-styled, more convenient package B.

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