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BROOKLYN EAGLE, NOV. 1 3, 1 951 13 i What dte oinq Williamsbuig Success Story i Demi-Tasse Fine Finish Took Childhood Nickname Seriously; a I For Meal Now Heads $20,000,000 Business JoclettA Elaine Louise Brath she was being interviewed and a lie Lewis looks like the typical Use Special Blend Brewed to Perfection By MARGARET MARA There was something prophetic in the nickname given Tillie Erlich when she was a smart matron. Titian-haired and charming, she converses in a musical voice that sounds like By ELSA 8TEINBERGER Food Editor change came over Mrs. Lewis. She was out of her lounging chair in a flash and over to her desk reaching for and paper.

Holiday or not, successful business woman Tillie Lewis was operating again. little girl in Williamsburg. They called her "Chips." Many, ao not realize that a the lilt of musical comedy star, Kitty Carlisle. Becomes Engaged The betrothal of Miss Elaine Louise Brath, daughter of Mr Is not just a small Today Tillie Erlich Lewis But the telephone rang while cup of regularly brewed coffee, is a wealthy woman. She def but Instead It Is one brewed especially for the purpose.

Coffee especially blended and roast initely Is "in the The only woman among the big can-ners of foods in California, Mrs. and Mrs. John Brath of 916 77th to Pfc. Erick Karlson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick Karlson of 112 75th is announced. Miss Brath is a eraduate of the Packer Collegiate Institute. ed for this purpose is best to Lewis left Eastern District iShe is associated with MeiKo High School at 15. She is the 3 use. Last week the S.

A. Schon-brunn Co. was host at-a party at the Waldorf-Astoria to intro Shaji Kaisha Division of World head of Flotill Products, of Stockton, biggest can- Commerce Corporation. Mr. Karlson is serving with the duce their Medagla d'Oro cof ner of tomatoes in the world.

fee to a group of food editors United States Army at Fort At the height of the canning Jay. season she employs 4,500 Flotill does a business of and commentators. While this is known as an "Italian roast" coffee, it is a blend of Central and South American coffees, dark roasted, and ground to a fine texture to Catherine D. Groppa Is Engaged to Be Wed 000,000 a year. i 1 WW Ilk -v'M Mrs.

Lewis is in New York Mrs. Salvatore Groppa of 7225 on a between-season visit. In 6th Ave. has announced the en terviewed in her luxurious make a smooth deliciously different beverage. The special gagement of her daughter, Miss suite in the St.

Regis Hotel, roasting process brings the es- Manhattan, she acknowledged real homesickness for sential oils to the surface, to give extra strong flavor. It Catherine Dolores Groppa, to John Edward Setaro, son of Mrs. Frank Setaro of West New York, N. and the late Mr. "No," she said in reply to a should never be served with cream.

Sugar may be used or a twist of lemon peel added to question, "when I lived in Wil the demitasse. thrJi -4- 'M THE "HELMET COIF" Inspired by the close-fitting head gear of the Roman soldiers, featured in M. G. "Quo Vadis," this youthful hairdo by the M. Louis Hair Design Institute stresses smoothness of line, feathery, swirled bangs on the forehead and brushed-up sides that lend youthful softness.

The hair is two to three inches long at the nape of the neck. Front and back views are pictured. liamsburg I never dreamed I would be where I am today. My father had a music and phonograph record store on Served this way it is said to :0 -m- Setaro. Miss Groppa, who is a graduate of the Bay Ridge High School and a former member of its faculty, is on the faculty of the Morrison Junior High aid digestion after a heavy or --wssw- "-'jpup Graham and I was just rich dinner.

In Italy demi-tasse coffee is a social drink at any hour from mid-morning to like any other kid." School. She received her B.S. degree in education from Ford- But at 15, she left school and Tillie Erlich Lewis midnight, as well as the after married a wholesale grocer ham University and also cua dinner drink. She went to work with his firm graduate work in political philosophy at the Graduate which imported canned toma The Nurse's Notebook A dash of rum, cognac or anisette gives the coffee a deli toes from Italy. This small egg- L.

Brath Elaine School of Arts and Sciences. Mr, Setaro received his bach' shaped variety of tomato could cious accent. Special Equipment Diabetes Detection not be grown in this country, it elor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering from the Many smart hostesses use the was said at the time. Miss Marilyn Gerber Is Engaged to Be Wed Announcement is made special two-tiered coffee makers called macchinetta, such as are Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. He is a member of the by (Prepared by the Visifing Nurse Association of Brooklyn as a service to friends and patients of the organization.) By ANNE M.

GOODRICH, R.N. In recent years we, in this country, have been prone to stage She Was Annoyed! "That annoyed me," revealed Mrs. Lewis. "I believed it could be done." used in Italy. These "little machines" are self-measuring and societies of Sigma Xi, Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu.

He is employed ss development engineer by the Arma Corporation in make perfect demitasse coffee, weeks." We have "Be Kind to Animals eeks," "Fire Preven A rounding tablespoon of the However, it wasn't until she coffee is used for each three Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gerber of 770 Empire Boulevard of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marilyn Gerber, to Arthur Weissman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weissman of the Bronx.

Miss Gerber was graduated tion Week," "Letter Writing Week," and any number of other had left the grocery firm and Brooklyn. ounces of water, if you are us- weeks dreamed up by chambers of commerce or publicity ing a regular coffee maker in taken a job in Wall that she got an opportunity to test her theory. directors for almost any prod-1 Barbara G. Pretat's Betrothal Announced place of the macchinetta. Cold, uct from soup to nuts.

In fact the number of "weeks" that are fresh water is used. To prove Congress, in 1934, jumped the measure the treatment needed for control. No diabetic can work out his best regime him Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.

Pre- the point, Fedora Bontempl, from New York University and the Bank Street School for tariff 50 percent on the import star of her own Italian Cook ed tomatoes and Italian export put aside for some special purpose greatly outnumber the 52 weeks in the calendar year. tat of 461 Stratford Road announce the engagement of their Teachers. ery Show on WATY-TV, used er of the product, Florlnda De self, he needs to be under a doctor's care and supervision. Physician's care in this case does not mean that the diabetic our familiar types of coffee Gaiza, faced ruin. daughter, Miss Barbara Gre-nelle Pretat.

to Alexis Boris Mr. Weissman was graduated from City College of New York. He also attended graduate makers in addition to the con This week has been set aside for a purpose which may be of Shortly after, Tillie met the Dmitrieff, son of Mr. and Mrs tinental type, as she does on exporter and they agreed to benefit to almost all of us. The Boris A.

Dmitrieff of 154-22 9th her nroeram. Guests were in is test the soil of California. American Diabetes Association Beechhurst. School at City College and New York University. During World War he served on Okinawa served the Medaglia d'Oro demi- Years of farming-experiment Miss Pretat was graduated tasse with the suggested accom is planning to test 5,000,000 Americans in a campaign to with the U.

S. Army. He is as paniments. followed by years of success in growing this type of tomato is the result of that high tariff of from Erasmus Hall High School and attended Hunter College. sociated with the Standard Bag Those who like a rich strong Mr.

Dmitrieff was graduated brew of coffee as an eye opener 1934. from Columbia University and Egg-shaped tomatoes today Sales, Inc. Eileen M. Murray fiancee of Mr. Hempstead is a member of Phi Gamma are one of the chief products is an invalid.

If he seeks treatment early in his illness it is usually easier to control the coujse of the disease, but even severe cases can be controled with proper care and supervision. Even if you don't think there is anything wrong with you, you will do well to have yourself checked. A negative report will give you reassurance and if by any chance a test does show that you have diabetes you can get under treatment promptly and prevent the serious consequences of the disease Delta. He is attending the Of in the morning will probably like this coffee, Albert Schon-brunn, sales and production manager for the company, suggested when we chatted with of big produce farms in Cali ficer Candidate School at Fort The engagement of Miss Oklahoma. find people who have diabetes and do not know it.

It has been estimated that almost a million people in the United States do have diabetes and are not receiving treatment. As diabetes is one of the diseases which we have learned to control, though we have not yet found a cure, it is especially important that all people who have the disease be under a physician's care. The old adage that ''what ybu Eileen Muriel Murray to Ray The wedding will take place fornia, and it was Tillie Lewis who first proved that they could be grown in the United States. When her business partner died suddenly in 1937, Tillie him. For another interesting beverage, he recommended that in December.

mond J. Hempstead, son of George H. Hempstead, has been the coffee be brewed with milk announced by her parents, Mr in place of water. Beauty After Forty purchased her former partner's and Mrs. John M.

Murray of Cream is not satisfactory with stock. Two years later she mar 74 E. 17th St. this make coffee due to the oils, ried Meyer L. Lewis, then West before they occur.

Miss Murray is a graduate of brought to the surface in the ern director of the A. F. processing. Usually milk is not All age groups may be effect Erasmus Hall High School and is employed with the New York don't know won't hurt you" does not apply in this case. Canners I'nion.

Mr. Iewis is now a business associate of his Clever Designer Rescues The Imperfect Figure ed from small children through TT recommended, but the unusual brew is simliar to cafe au lait, and a pleant change now and People who have diabetes can ijiie insurance ivir. nemp- sieaa nas jusi compieiea nis be hurt badly if they are not then, 'jut the demitasse is real to elderly people so if you suspect that any member of your family may have diabetes be sure and have them checked this week, or any other week. wife. Versatile "When we first started canning," said Mrs.

Lewis, "1 By EDYTH THORJfTOX McLKOD studies at St. John's University and will re-enter St. John's Law School in January. He served with the U. S.

Air Force during aware that they have it. On the other hand, diabetic patients who are under treatment are able to lead useful and normal ly best, and a gracious finish for a meal. Many hostesses serve the coffee and liqueurs Don't be discouraged if your figure isn't of model propor did everything, peeled tomatoes. tions. Very few women, before or after 40, have a figure of woria war n.

in the Jiving room, so that Good Team I lives in most respects. Early Treatment watched our one kettle and handled the office work." Mrs. Lewis, only woman the accepted standard proportions. Figures imperfect are every guests may relax in comfort able chairs. A son.

Bruce Gerald Mat If peaches ate a favorite in where, yours isn't something special. Some diabetics who have your household as they are in canner in the country, started with tomatoes. Now Flotill also rese, their second child, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank If you face the situation with mine, you re always unhappy to intelligence and determination, ieurved without adding A.

Matrese of 408 Avenue come under treatment early ate able to control the disease by following a prescribed diet. see (He fresh. Dink-cheeked packs chili sauce and ketchup, spinach, asparagus, peaches. bulk. Nutrition Note Calories needed for various types of work vary with the job at hand.

For example, whereas a man in the printing indus on Oct. 25 at Caledonian Hospi you can make your forty plus! tal. Mrs. Matrese is the former Alway? wear smooth, sleek Other patients need insulin therapy. The severity of the cherries, apricots, pears, figs and fruit cocktail.

Her plants Mona Pesce, daughter of Mrs- figure look its very best. A woman can change the figure beauties go. Some of you un-doutedly canned some for Winter use; if not. try frozen peaches. And "stretch" 'em by adding fresh orange sections Truly delicious! fabrics that feel good.

Sheer wool, satin-hack crepe, tissue Antoinette Pesce of Valley try may require from 2,500 to 2,900 clones a day to do his that appears to be "frighten Stream, formerly of Brooklyn disease, the age of the patient and the patient's dietary needs and habits determine in a large also pack Hormei meat products. On her New York holiday, Til- faille and some of the smooth rayon crepes are most satis job and keep well, a stone cut ing" to one which is fashionable and fascinating. Women in factory. Insist upon shoulder pads, even though they are thin ter would need 3,100 to 3,800 and, only a few types of work require more. Food selected should be of the type to supply For tit Mix tut tcrapbaok Uiclt Kit's celuu it picked wilk iatmutii ul mill mfomtMi tkt public life are doing it all the time.

MWHIMHIlMHIll Schneider Studio Barbara G. Pretat and rounded as current fashion decrees. Shoulder pads will lift the extra fullness and they minimize a heavy bustline. Al Says Husband Dislikes Child Iflflam J4aworlh 5 Wjad Lorinda Sage, gifted Ameri ttotUju Eifk'i cane HI- the needed energy. can designer, whose clothes are sold in leading specialty shops, 0 ways have set-in sleeves in has guided hundreds of women your dresses and never wear a1' DEAR MARY HA WORTH My husband happily through the "figure dolman type.

Grace Church Plans Lonwwnt Christmas Festival For a parting bit of advice. emporam reads your column and thinks your ideas are very helpful. I told him I would write to you and see if he would abide by your reasoning in our case. We have a com Lorinda Sage says, "Don't go looking for matronly fashions. Cleancut, simple lines are as The fair will be run under the auspices of becoming to a size forty plus spreading" crisis.

Her clothes have made them feel poised and graceful because they are well groomed and suitably dressed. She knows the lines that are best for that after forty figure. She knows the fancies of fashion which are to be shunned. Here are some of her "Dos" and "Don'ts." the Women's Alliance, of which Mrs Frederick fortable home, a good income, and two daughters Pam, now four, and Ann, two years of age. as iney are to a size YZ.

Monday "Dear Edyth Thornton McLeod." I. Daniels is president. The proceeds of the fair will go to the support of the special I Even before Ann was church projects and community charitable Vertical Linen organizations. Mrs. George M.

Galloway is general chair Do concentrate on vertical born, Dick resented my loving Pam although I showed no partiality between him and her. When she was two months old she contracted a heavy cold and I was worried. He told me, then, that lines in your clothes. The coat dress, never out of fashion, and currently so fashionable, is an man. She is being assisted by the following committee: Mrs.

Daniels, Mrs. Emily Bergquist, Mrs. Nathan Burnett, Mrs. Frank R. Haug, Mrs.

George Burkett, Mrs. B'rederlck Kirchner, Mrs. 1 A John Howland Lathrop, Mrs. H. Morton Peter ideal figure-slimmer.

One of the most popular dresses this season by this designer has a 1 can't help wondering if that, would be right if he doesn't change towards Pam. He is very devout in his religion, his family also and I hesitate to appeal to them. My parent? are dead, so please try to help me. Man Is Warped DEAR G. P.

This is a bad situation, in which you and Pam are two equally innocent victims of Dick's irrational resentment of hypothetical rivalry. He is under a spell of morbid jealousy as regards his firstborn; and this emotional sirk-ness in him date back to his earliest famih ties, of course. Like a person in fever, lie is fighting in his unconscious that have nothing to do with his present, circumstances. Aid Needed He felt thwarted and cheated, angry at you for "neglecting" him, as he fancied; and destructive towards the babe for eclipsing his pn oi ity rating. His preferential treatment of Ann does-n't signify greater devotion in that direction.

It is merely a way of accenting his rejection a phobic procedure that symbolically "eliminates" her, while aiming also to get your gont for loving her "best," better even than him, his unconscious mind insists. To overcome hi? hysteric resistance to sharing love, Dick should have specialist help such as a good psychologist, might provide. Until he seeks growth of understanding along these lines, he isn't fit to be a parent; and unless he does, he may trail off into paranoid illness in middle life. M. H.

I ought to worry over him a little; that babies get along. son, Mrs. S. H. Barney, Miss Katherine Hettes-heimer, Mrs.

Walter A. Morgan, Mrs. Theodore Lind, Miss Mary E. Dennlson, Mrs. Thomas M.

front closing, edged with two As Pam got older, he would whip her for every little By RUTH G. DAVJ8 Society Editor "At Christmas play and make good cheer. For Christmas comes but once a year." "So come ye Merry Gentlemen, Ladies, All!" is the way the members of the committee for the Christmas Fair of Grace Church have invited its parishioners and friends to attend its festival on Tuesday, Nov. 27, from 2 until 9 p.m. at the Grace Church Parish House, 254 Hicks St.

The members of the committee promise to have gifts to fill every stocking and fit every purse. The card announcing the event offers opportunities to browse at the book stalls, nibble on old-fashioned candy and gingerbread boys, take away some homemade foods and a bag of Christmas greens, and purchase gifts for those friends who have everything. Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and in the evening there will be a country auction. An entertainment for small children will be held in the gymnasium of the parish house so that youngsters will not get underfoot.

THESE PRE-HOL1DAYS are certainly "fair" days, for there are numerous events of this kind being held. The Christmas Fair of th Church of the Saviour, Pierrepont St. and Monroe Place, will take place on two days, Thursday and Friday, Dec. 8 and 7, from 3 to 10 p.m. Dinner will be served each night at 6 o'clock.

Mary Haworth If she didn't fall Salisbury, Mrs. Walter Newhouse, Mrs. David rows of pjping in contrasting colors. This a i the long, slim line. In another dress thing and put her to bed.

Russell, Miss Elizabeth Henry A. Farnell and the Rev. Dr. John Howland Lathrop, the closing is outlined with scallops of knife pleating. pastor, ex-officio.

THE QUEENSBORO HOME for the Blind Don't break the line at the waist with a contrasting belt, and don wear buckles or or naments on your belts. Nar 115-12 95th Richmond Hill, will be the scene of a Harvest Festival and tea under the direction of the directors with the aid of the affiliated groups. Th event will be held on row belts of the dress fabric, fastened underneath with asleep at once, he would go in, slap her very hard and command her to sleep. If I tried to intervene, he wouldn't speak to me for days, and would shrug off my efforts to please him. When Ann was born I thought it.

would help; but so far, things have been worse at times. Dick pets Ann, and when Pam tries to climb on his knee he pushes her away. Her formerly good appetite is fitful now; and at times she wouldn't eat if I didn't feed her. When her father is at work she plays with her sister; but when he is home she just sits and bites her nails. Now he ia planning lor i third child; but snaps, give a continuous, flattering silhouette.

Tuesday, Nov. 27, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Alice Bingel of Woodhaven will be Don't go in for draperies in a soft scarf neckline. chairman and Mrs.

Carl Vogt of Jamaica asso ciate chairman. Mrs. John W. McGowan of Don't have real pockets in your Richmond Hill and Mrs. William F.

Hanna of dresses, Simulated pocket-de- LORINDA SAGE design from the Smockery. Woodhaven will be the tea hostesses. I tail often adds an Interesting.