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dat SOCIETY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1945 Eagle Staff photo Adeline A. Buffington and Miss Charlotte H. Farr (left to work of the Family Service Bureau of the Salvation Army. A Army to continue their good works of which the Family Service zie Staff photo GOODLY ADVICE-Mrs. Violet Randall Roach, secretary of the Family Service Bureau of the Salvation Army, interviews a young woman seeking aid.

Walworth Chapter Celebrating Feb. 26 Ellen Hardin Walworth Chapter, N. D. A. Mrs.

William E. Donovan. regent, will celebrate its 26th birthday with a reception and tea at Midston House, Manhattan, on Feb. 26. Mrs.

Henry A. King. honorary regent, will be chairman of program. Among the honor guests will be Miss Edla S. Gibson, State regent: Mrs.

James Grant Parks, State vice regent; Mrs. Grace L. H. Brosseau, honorary president general; Harry D. McKeige, national chairman of D.

A. R. war service units; regents of the chapters of Greater New York and Westchester, and Mrs. Edna R. Finney, president of the Brooklyn Colony.

National Society of New England Women. The Rev. Harold S. Olafson, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, will give the invocation, and a musical program will be rendered by Ralph Haris, organist of St.

Paul's, and Mrs. Helen Williams. A showing of colored pictures of Mexico and its new volcano, Paricutia, will be given by Mrs. William Hays Lawrence. The chapter is presenting a D.

A. R. medal for outstanding work on citizenship during the year to a pupil Wingate Junior High School and in addition to its war activities is contributing to the Red Cross and Salvation Army. Almunaes Subscribe To Lenten Lectures Members of Alumnae associations have subscribed to the first Lenten lecture to be sponsored by the literary committee of Brooklyn circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae on Tuesday at 3:45 p.m. at the Bossert Hotel, by the Rev.

Cyril S. Meyer, C.M.. Ph.D., dean of St. John's University. His topic will be "While Peter Watches." The Alumnae include Jame's.

St. Joseph's Commercial. St. Augustine's. St.

Angela Hall. St. John's University (Teachers), St. Francis Xavier Academy. St.

Agnes Seminary, St. Brendan's. Bishop McDonnell. Fontbonne Hall. Nativity, Visitation, St.

Joseph's College. St. Joseph's Academy Brentwood), Mary Louis Academy (Jamaica), St. Saviour's, Lady of Wisdom (Ozone Park), Lady of Mercy (Syosset), Our is St. Agnes Academic High School (Rockville Centre.) Mrs.

John E. Baxter, chairman, will entertain her committee this afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Bowie is cochairman. Boxes for the Free Milk Fund for Babies annual benefit opera are going very fast and a brilliant A.

audience is promised for the Milk Fund presentation of "Aida" at the Metropolitan on Sunday evening, March 11, Apollo Club To Present 2d Concert Polyna Stoska To Be Artist Tuesday, Feb. 27 The Apollo Club, Alfred Boyce, conductor, will give the second in its series of concerts on Feb. 27 at the Academy of Music. Miss Polyna Stoska, dramatic soprano, will be the guest artist. Among the many outstanding numbers to be sung by the club are Randall Thompson's musical setting of the Hilaire Belloc poem, "Do You Remember an the famous poem "Casey Jones," as set to music by Edward B.

Lawton: Faith Shall Live," the poem by George H. Holland, a former member of the Apollo Club. Polyna Stoska will join the club in the performance of Schubert's "Great Is Jehovah" and Victor Herbert's "Romany Life." Sinding's "Sylvelin" will be sung by George Dietz, accompanied by the chorus, and other songs on the program are Henschel's "Morning a madrigal by Morely and numbers Beethoven, Schumann, Protheroe ands Speaks. Miss Stoska will sing "Ombra mai fu," by Handel, the aria "Vissi d'arte." from Puccini's opera, "Tosca" and miscellaneous songs. Givner King is the accompanist, and Erwin Jaeckel will be at the organ.

Blind Benefit Card Party Aides Listed Miss Ella M. Rowe, chairman of boxes for Miss Madeleine W. Smith's 16th annual Spring bridge, to benefit the blind of the Brooklyn A. I. C.

announces that her co-chairman will be Mrs. H. Carroll Wall. Others on the committee are Mrs. John J.

Cannon, Mrs. Thomas F. McEnaney, Mrs. Albert V. Smyrk and Elizabeth Collins, Mae Heffernan, Marie O'Connell, and Rose O'Connell.

Miss Marion P. Conmy, chairman of the door committee, will have the following group as members of her committee: Mrs. Eugene P. Conmy, Mrs. Agnes Crechet, Mrs.

Helen Culyer, Mrs. Louis J. Helfer, Mrs. John A. Monck, Mrs.

C. Clifford Rohrbach and the Misses Grace A. Bradburn, Alice E. Crawford, Margaret Granfield, Florence G. Hartye, Effie W.

Langhorst. As usual. there will be a large number of special prizes, and Miss Helen R. Conley is in charge of this committee. Miss Conley will be assisted by Mrs.

James Deal and Misses Jeanette Cronin, Kathryn the. Dowd. Helen Granfield. Florence Guion. Florence M.

Hanion, Loretto Hanny. The sweepstakes table will be under the direction of Mrs. Joseph F. Loftus with Mrs. Francis X.

Doyle as her co-chairman. This committee includes Mrs. May Deuel and Mrs. John McLaughlin and will be augmented by about 35 members of the junior and sub-deb group. The party will be held on Saturday afternoon, March 24.

at the Hotel St. George. Infants Hospital Augments Tea Plans Mrs. E. B.

Hansbury will be chairman of the 22d annual tea and sale to be sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hospital, 396 Herkimer' on Wednesday, March 21. Maj. Mabel Wilson is the honorary chairman and Mrs. E. A.

Young will be Mrs. Hansbury's cochairman. Mrs. Humphrey J. Williams will be chairman of the luncheon served from 12 noon to 2 p.m.

and tea from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Trakat-Maddox Mrs. Irene Trakat of Bay Ridge announces the engagement daughter, Miss Shirley Jane Trakat. to Lt.

John F. Maddox U. S. N. of Beaufort, S.

C. Miss Trakat is now a private 1st class serving in the U. S. Marine Women's Reserve in Washington, D. and is a graduate of Bay Ridge High School and the Packard School of New York City.

Lieutenant Maddox attended the University of Middle Georgia and was graduated from Northwestern University in 1940. He has been serving with the navy on active duty for four years. -MacHone -MacHone The engagement of Miss Madge Cook to Corp. John Andrew MacHone of Wally Hales, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Green B. Cook of Pearsall Lynbrook. Miss Cook is a Wave, stationed at Washington, D. C. A graduate of St.

Joseph's College for Women. Brooklyn, Miss Cook is serving as Corporal MacHone, who is a graduate of Berea College and of the Eastern State Teachers College. Kentucky, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse MacHone.

Terrell-Sealey Announcement is made by Mr and Mrs. Glenwood Terrell of East Chester Oceanside, of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alice Terrell, to Howard C. Sealey, seaman first class, U. S. son of the Colbert Sealeys of Woodland Rockville Centre.

Seaman Sealey, who served for 10 month in England and in France is at present stationed at Norfolk Virginia Tost-Bradshaw Mrs. Julia C. Best of Lewis Place. Rockville Centre. has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Hope Best, to Donald Bradshaw, son of Mrs.

Gladys Bradshaw of Vernon also Rockville Centre. Petty Officer Bradshaw is radio technician third class, U. S. stationed at Little Creek, Va. Platt- -Giraldi Mrs.

Robert H. Kelly of Toronto, Canada, and formerly Brooklyn. announces the engagement of her deughter. Miss Louise Arlene Platt of Brooklyn, to Raymond Maguire Giraldi, Mo. M.

M. U. S. N. son of Mrs.

Philip E. Giraldi -of Brooklyn and the late Mr. Giraldi. Mr. Giraldi is on a receiving ship in the South.

Betrothals And Bridals Featured Valentine's Day Occasions Many Announcements By HELEN BROWN Florence Hosie Hosie-Ziegler Betrothal Announced Mr. and Mrs. Myles G. Hosie of 216-53 113th Drive, St. Albans, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Florence Ruth Hosie, to Miss Lt.

Arthur Hosie, J. a Ziegler, graduate A. U. of Sandrew Jackson High School, is employed by the Medical Department of the navy. Lieutenant Ziegler is the son of Mrs.

William Ziegler of 2684 Bedford Brooklyn, and the late Mr. Ziegler. He attended Villanova University, Pennsylvania, and is a graduate of St. John's School of Law. He is now serving overseas.

Rosamund Chilton Chilton -Hobler Mrs. Robert W. Chilton of 274 Rutland Road announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Rosamond Chilton. to William E. Hobler, United States Naval Reserve.

Mr. Hobler. who resides in Illinois, returned two. months, ago from 17 months Pacific area, having engaged in three major battles. Dempsey--Dougherty Miss Margaret Ethel Dempsey's engagement has been announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. ville Centre, Donald O. Dempsey of Woodland.

RockDougherty, U. S. Coast Guard Air Forces, son Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dougherty of Philadelphia, Pa.

Miss Dempsey received her college education at Beaver College, Jenkintown, Pa. Mr. Dougherty attended the University of Pennsylvania. He is stationed at Salem, Massachusetts. Pratt-Carter Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Marylin Pratt of 2401 Newkirk daughter of the late Robert R.

Pratt to Lt. (j. Richard W. Carter, U. S.

Naval Air Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie O. Carter of Evansville, Lieutenant Carter entered the navy in July, 1942, and received his wings in September, 1943, at Corpus Christi, Texas. Kaffenberger-McGee Mr.

and Mrs. Karl G. Kaffenberger of Driscoll Rockville Centre, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Alice Kaffenberger, to 1st Lt. Glenn W. McGee U.

S. Marine Corps, son Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. McGee of Hamburgh, N.

Y. Miss Kaffenberger attended Pembroke College, Brown University, Providence, R. I. Lieutenant McGee is a Brown University graduate. Now stationed at Quantico, Lieutenant McGee served for 18 months in the South Pacific, Society Editor From Wilmington, comes news of the announcement by Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe B. Smith of Edgewood Hills of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ruth Arvilla Smith, to Ensign Frank E. Mendes 3d, U. S.

N. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Mendes Jr.

of Maplewood, N. J. The announcement was made on Valentine's Day, wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Smith and birthday of Miss Smith.

The romance dates back to Bucknell University where Miss Smith was president of Delta Zeta Sorority and Ensign Mendes was president of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. Both were graduated in '44, Ensign Mendes with degree of E.E. navy V-12 program. He then "went to Midshipmen's School at the S. S.

Prairie State and Camp Endicott where he was commissioned ensign, U. S. N. in the navy Seebees in January. Mendes is now awaiting orders with his unit at Davisville, R.

I. Ensign Mendes comes of two well-known Brooklyn families. His father saw action in the Argonne in World I with the famous 79th Division, A. E. after serving on the Mexican border with the 1st Cavalry, N.

G. U. S. (old in 1916. Ensign Mendes' father and three uncles, George John D.

and Stuart B. Mendes all were graduated from Poly Prep from 1912 to 1922. His aunt is Mrs. Peter Cowenhoven (Elizabeth Mendes). His paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Frank E. Mendes of the Hotel Mohawk. His mother, Helen Randall Mendes, is the daughter of the late Harry Mrs. Harry D.

Randall, long identified with New York Ave. and the Bedford section. HowlettWedding Yesterday Miss Beatrice Cornish Talmadge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.

Talmadge of Garden City, and H. Mechling Hewlett. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.

Hewlett, also of Garren City, were married in the Cathedral of the Incarnation yesterday afternoon by the Very Rev. Hubert S. Wood. the Dean. A reception was held at the Talmadge home on Kensington Road.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore an aftergown of lime green crepe and a white flowered hat. She carried a bouquet of white roses and bouvardia. Miss Barbara Howlett, sister of the bridegroom, was the maid of honor and the bride's only attendant. She was gowned in cocoa brown with yellow accessories. Mr.

Howlett was his son's best man and the ushers were Capt. Richard Kipp and Thomas V. Talmadge, brother of the bride. The bride attended the Greenvale School, Roslyn, and the can School of Design in Manhattan. Mr.

Howlett attended the Cathedral School of St. Paul. Garden and the Wooster School, Danbury, Conn. He is now a navigator on military operations for the American Airlines. Both are members of the Garden City Ski Club and will reside here.

Phillips- -Lake Miss Elsie Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lake of 266 71st was married on Sunday to John A. Phillips. son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Phillips of 582 78th St. The ceremony took place at Our Lady of Angels Church.

The Rev. Joseph Spellman officiated. Mr. Lake gave his daughter in marriage. Miss Grace Place was maid of honor and the bridesmaids included Mrs.

J. O'Hara and Miss Chickie Olden. Sgt. Jene Manning was best man and the ushers were Sgt. A.

Mortimer and Sgt. D. Pascal. A reception followed at the Hofbrau on 4th Ave. Sergeant Phillips is stationed at Green Haven.

N. after two years' service overseas. Brown--Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Brown of 1384 E. 57th St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Brown, to Joseph G. Hickey, U. S.

N. son Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hickey of 1192 E.

38th St. Miss Brown was graduated from the Girls High School. Mr. Hickey was graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School and attended Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Ozern photo SUPPER AT THE WALDORF--Miss Helene Vermylen of 75 Willow St.

and Lt. Joseph Hogan of 2111 Albemarle Terrace, guests at a recent supper party, were photographed in the Wedgewood Room. Gertrude Ertel Ertel-Schomer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jame of 322 Albany Ave.

Kingston and Twilight Park. Haines N. announce the engages their daughter, Miss Louise Ertel, to Sgt. Jon Schomer, of Mr. and Mi liam Schomer of Brooklyn.

Miss Ertel attended the Institute and also studied Her fiance was graduated Brooklyn Tech and Polytech stitute where he received degree. Staff Sergeant Schomer two years with the army 111 and is now stationed at City, N. J. BROOKLYN EAGLE, THE PROBLEM IS right), with Envoy campaign for $75,000 Bureau is a part. SOLVED Miss Elsie Robertson, Miss Thomas H.

Craig, meet to discuss now is being held by the Salvation Salvation Army Aids Serviceman's Family Many Problems Facing Those at Home Solved By Service Bureau; Campaign for Funds Started By RUTH G. DAVIS Ready to assist in solving the service man 1s winning the war, is the Bureau in Brooklyn, with its 80 to service man's proxy. His wife and mother turn to the Family Service Bureau these days. The cases that come to the Family Service Bureau have changed from those of inadequate incomes to emotional difficulties. The service man's wife has had to make numerous adjustments.

no nomic ones and consultMany of the problems. are ecoants are only too glad to assist in budgeting income. In fact a home economist has been added to staff of the central office of the Family Service Bureau. The wife. whose husband is far away sometimes cannot cope with the housekeeping problems or with her children.

Some youngsters. used to their fathers' discipline, are inclined to get out of hand and take advantage of their mothers. The Salvation Army bureau is there to help answer the unusual probof behavior that result from emotional disturbances of broken homes. Often the mothers the of taking war jobs but what about the needs must be considered. The Salvation Army attends to that.

Another wartime matter the bureau solves is that of persons trying to live with their relatives. A service man's wife might find it necessary to live with her motherin-law or a sister-in-law. and being accustomed to managing her own home finds situation intolerable. Again the Family Service Bureau helps to think these problems through, showing the way to happier homes. Cases of deep emotional disturbance may be referred to the psychiatric clinic of the Salvation Army.

The unnatural excitement of war has increased the work of the Family Service Bureau at 130 Clinton St. The bureau is the direction of Mrs. Violet Randall Roach, district secretary. Social workers for the Brooklyn district are Miss Elsie Robertson and Miss Charlotte H. Farr.

Miss A. A. Buffington is a case supervisor borough offices. The advisory" committee of the Salvation Army, of which Mortimer H. Michaels is chairman.

often meets with the district staff to aid and advise them. Many social problems not directly Nursery Directors Meet Tomorrow The board of directors of the Flatbush Day Nursery will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. George 8. Tamlyn, 116 E. 26th St.

The president, Mrs. Charles F. Colchester, will preside. The 26th annual drive for voluntary contributions is being made. Miriam Valentine Mrs.

Flannery's Guest Mrs John J. Flannery of 8603 Shore Road entertained at a miscellaneous shower at her home vesterday in honor of Miss Mirian: Therese Valentine. daughter of Commissioner and Mrs. Lewis J. Valentine of 1650 68th whose marriage to John J.

Sheehan of Rego Park will take place in the Summer. About 45 guests were present. Children's Home Directors to Meet The monthly meeting of Women's Board of Directors of the Children's Home of the Long Island Baptist Association will be held at the Hanson Place Baptist Church. 88 Hanson Place, on Tuesday at 1:45 o'clock. The Rev.

Mark Wayne Williams, pastor of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church will lead the devotions, man's problem while the service Salvation Army. The Family Service 100 cases a month, has become the connected with wartime are forever with Salvation Army. deaf. the blind and the aged must be cared for. The delinquent children, the mentally sick, the deserted family, as well as those requiring financial assistance, all need help.

The social workers at the Salvation Army Family Service Bureau study each individual situation to find out the root of the difficulty and help their clients reach their own conclusions. The results may mean use of the resources within the Salvation Army or community facilities. The Army provides institutions for men, women and children; nursery care, legal aid, hospitalization, clinical care, camp vacations, and even a missing persons service. Those who flock to the Family Service Bureau at 130 Clinton St. go because know of the Army's great reputation and unselfish purpose helping their fellow men.

However, other social agencies, churches, schools and contributors have spread the news of the good work of the Family Service Bureau. The bureau is looking for a day when there will be a new unit protective care for those unable to feel responsible for themselves. men and women not sick enough to be in hospitals. There are no resources. for such people at the and that particular problem remains unsolved.

It is for this work of the Family Home Bureau, along with other activities too numerous to mention here. that the campaign for $75,000 started this month. Walter Bruchhausen is general chairman, Richard B. Loomis is head of the men's division and Miss Bess Bloodworth is chairman of the women's committee. The Family Service Bureau can really be considered one of the vital departments of the Salvation Army.

For the guiding idea of the Rev. William Booth, founder and general of the Salvation Army in 1865. when the Army was created, was to aid the wretched in London. And so the Family Service Bureau carried on and 80 years later now is healing the minds and spirits of unhappy Brooklynites. Orphan Asylum Makes Party Plans The Orphan Asylum Society of the City of Brooklyn, Mrs.

Donald A. Haman. president, is completing plans for a bridge party to be held on Wednesday, April 11, at the Hotel Pierre, Manhattan. Mrs. C.

Vanderbilt Barton is chairman of the patroness committee and Mrs Benjamin F. Stephens is cochairman. St. Angela Auxiliary To Arrange Bridge The monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Angela Hall Academy will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m.

in the auxiliary room. Mrs. Edward Z. Vermylen, president. will preside.

Final plans for the Lenten bridge to be held on March 2 will be discussed. Mrs. Joseph P. Murphy is chairman of the bridge and Mrs. Edward W.

McMahon is cochaira man. Sycuro-Schwarze Mr. and Mrs. Astor J. Sycuro of 1392 34th St.

announce the engagement: of their daughter. Miss Dolores Marie Sycuro, to John A. Schwarze A. R. M.

3 of the navy air corps. son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schwarze of Nutley, N.

J. Schneider Norma Foley Faith Home Juniors Augment Party Plan The Junior Auxiliary of Home for Incurables will spa bridge party to be held on 28 at the Hotel Biltmore, tan. A special meeting of the committee was held last week home of Miss Margaret president of the auxiliary Norma Foley is chairman bridge. Mrs. Robert E.

Tyrrel is chi of the tickets, assisted by Mis Ernst, Miss Gloria Walton, Louise Rich, Mrs. Freden Travis, Miss Seavers, Miss Ziropla, Mrs. Frank W. Je Jr. and Miss Eleanor Weiler.

L. I. State Society To Meet at Club Long Island State Society, Daughters of the Revolution, Mrs. Arthur J. Hallock, regent, will meet at the Brooklyn Woman's Club on Wednesday.

Mrs. Ernest H. Holton, chairman of the day, will present as speaker Maj. Robert S. Hail, post chaplain, Fort Hamilton.

Doris Nannsen will give a group of three soprano solos, with Alice McNeill at the piano. Doris Nannsen, Helen Behlen and Mildred Behlen will be heard in a group of trio vocal selections. Alice McNeill accompanist. Following the program, tea will be served by Mrs. A.

Eugene Engeman and her committee. Mrs. Robert L. German, chairman of reception. will be assisted by Mrs.

Eliphaz Buffett and Mrs. Louis R. Peet. Pratt Alumnae To Sponsor Bridge The Home Economics Alumnae Association of Pratt Institute will a sponsor a card party Saturday afternoon at the Brooklyn Woman's Club. The proceeds will go toward Alumnae Scholarship Fund which has just been established the past year.

Miss Katherine B. Hodgkins heads the benefit committee and has among her aides Mrs. Harry Longueil, Mrs. Dorothy Gillespie, Elizabeth Ray, Mrs. Dora Turano, Miss Virginia Guild, Miss Helen Townley and Miss Stella Soltys.

N. S. S. P. Card Party Chairmen Named Miss Elaine Beatty, chairman of the bridge and fashion show to be given by the Junior Auxiliary -of the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor 011 Saturdav.

March 10, at the Commodore Hotel. Manhattan, announces the members of the various committees. They a are Patrons, Miss Frances Garvey. chairman; the Misses Marie Allen, Patricia Blair, Garnet Brennan, Veronica Burke, Eleanore Grennan, Ann Root. Eileen Toohill; arrangements, Agnes Ann Parks, chairman; Eileen O'Neil, Dorothy Trum.

Pat Hooks, Valorie Schmidt; door committee, Dorothy McGoldrick, chairman; Sally Van Bokkelon, Anne Dorsay, Eileen Garside. Eilleen Healy, Louise Sabbatino, Josephine McGoldrick; chances. Peggy Sabbatino, chairman; Mildred Pouch. Yvadne Bostelman. Kathryn Crockett, Nancy O'Brien.

Jeanne Alvino: invittions. Clare Bardwell. chairman: Helen Gray. Jean Connelly: special prizes. Isabel Perazzo, chairman, and Doris Wixted.

Alice Smith Wed To Brian O. Gale Miss Alice Harriet Smith. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of 290 E.

16th becal bride last night of Brian Gale, son of Mrs. Louise C. 65 Christobal Lynbrook, al late Brian Gale. The ceremony place at 8 o'clock in the Church the Redeemer. Th Quentin Lightner, pastor of.

church, officiated. A recepti the Towers Hotel followed bridal party and immediate ilies. The bride was attended Woodrow W. Vincent and the maids included Miss Jeanne and Miss Dorothy Moore. Mis is the fiancee of the bride's bi Vincent H.

Smith. now with the 30th ing overseas Reconnaissance Squadron. Smith wore a white satin dress illusion neckline and with long ing train. Her fingertip ver from a cap of seed pearls and blossoms. The bridal bouque of white roses.

The matron of or was in peach chiffon. Her was made with a sweetheart line and long full sleeves. bridesmaids wore dresses the as the matron of honor's excl aqua chiffon. Donald McKenzie of Allel N. best man.

The were "John Frank Smith. broth the bride, and Woodrow W. Vil The bride attended Erasmus High School and the C. Secretarial School. The brideg received his education at Mal High School and Gaines School is associated with the Metrop Life Insurance Company.

The wedding trip to AL ple, after a City, N. will reside in Flatot Cairns -Eck Miss Frances Eck. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Eck Albans became bride of son of poral John D.

Cairns, Peter Schor of Feb. the Church of Jansacred Heal George Da Albans. The Rev. foll officiated. The reception at the Franklin Hotel.

Jamaicl given in mal The bride was Mrs. John O'D by her father. was of honor. was William S. Cairns, S1 nan for his brother.

Nichol Kiernan, brother-in-law was an usher. bridegrocm. The bridegroom is now seas after 35 months over Division. He is the the 27th Harbor bar the pre-Pearl Combat Infa ple Heart and man's Badge..