The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 16

of BROOKLYN EAGLE, Viola Merlino Mr. and Mrs. Louts Merlino of 2080 Gerrittsen announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Viola Joanne Merlino, to Sgt. Roland Paul Basini, U.

S. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Basini of Connecticut. formerly of Brooklyn.

Miss Merlino, a graduate of St. Agnes Seminary, attended St. Joseph's College for Women, and is at present secretary to the chief photographer of Sperry Gyroscope Company. Sergeant Basini attended Pratt Institute and Mechanics Institute of Arts and Sciences. He is a communications sergeant 111 the 26th (Yankee Division) Infantry Division stationed at Fort Jackson, South Carolina.

St. Agnes Auxiliary To Meet The monthly meeting cf St. Agnes Ladies Auxiliary will be held in Alumnae Hall on Tuesday at 3 p.m. Members of the nominating committee will announced. Mrs.

Leo F. Carey, president, will preside. The auxiliary is sponsoring a Parents and Students Communion Breakfast at 9 o'clock at St. Augustine's Church, followed by breakfast at the Columbus Club. The board of governors.

Mrs. Andrew J. Igoe chairman, will meet in the library prior to the regular meeting. Tea will be served by the following members of the auxiliary: Mrs. John H.

Bergin. Mrs. John A. Maher, Mrs. S.

Joseph Belle Isle Mrs. John M. McKenna. Dr. White Exhibit To Be Given At Settlement The annual Spring exhibition of the Dr.

White Memorial Catholic Association will be held on Wednesday, May 17. at the settlement house, 181 Gold St. On this day the work done by the children at the house during the year is placed on display. All those interested in the activities of the Catholic Settlement are invited to attend. Tea will be served at the conclusion of the daw's events.

The exhibition is under the supervision of Mrs. Andrew J. Gonnoud. chairman of the day, assisted by Mrs. William Hagarty, Mrs.

Harold Rambusch, and Mrs. John Callaghan. Mrs. John J. Smith is president of the association.

Y. M. C. A. Mothers To Elect Tomorrow The Mothers Club of the Flatbush Y.

M. C. A. will hold its dessert luncheon and biennial election of officers tomorrow at the at 563 Ocean Ave. Miss Elizabeth Harper of the Brooklyn Public Library will speak.

Since next week is being observed 35 Religious Book Week" Miss Harper will speak on the topic "Religious Mr. and Mrs. Lou Zarowitz gave a sweet sixteen birthday party for their daughter, Miss Rosalie Zarowitz, and her friends at the Diamond Horseshoe on Friday. There were 12 in the party. and Mrs.

Beers Miss Dorothy Whitehead. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Whitehead of 455 36th St.

became the bride of Staff Sgt. Walter Beers, of the U. S. Army Air Force and son of Mr. and Mrs.

Foster Beers of Hazleton. formerly Brooklyn, on April 1. "The wedding took place at the Fourth Avenue Methodist Church. with Rev. Harold H.

Clemans. pastor officiating. A reception for 50 people followed at the Hotel Gregory Miss Dolores Whitehead was her sister's maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Parlati and Miss Veronica Horn, both of Brooklyn. Joseph Castaldi of Elmhurst was best.

man Staff Sgt. Beers was on a 21-dav delay en- route. after returning from two tears foreign service with the Air Transport Command and having been decorated by the Minister cf Aeronautics of Brazil for duty of distinction. After a brief wedding trip Sergeant Beers will report to Greensboro N. where Mrs.

Beers will Join him shortly, SUN, MAY 7, 1944 Fontbonne Auxiliary Plans Fete A meeting to discuss final atrangements annual Spring Fontbonne Hall Auxiliary was held 111 school on Friday evening. The card party will be held Saturday at the school. Mrs. William M. Polglase is chairman.

In September Fontbonne Hall will celeorate its seventh year in Bay Ridge, It was opened September, 1937, under the supervision of the present directress, M. Dolorita. The high school is conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph. who were the pioneer religious educators in Brooklyn.

They opened their first school here over 83 years 320- 1856-at the invitation of Bishop Loughlin. Approximately 1.200 members comprise this great community. The mother house 15 in Brentwood. The meeting included the following committee chairmen who reported on the various assignments under their charge: John J. Dorsey, co-chairman, Mrs.

Hugh J. Carroll. Mrs. Leonard H. Goddard, Mrs.

Harold Devoy, Mrs. Thomas Tiernan, Mrs. Patrick J. Donovan. Mrs.

James C. Keenan, James F. Fennelly, Mrs. A. R.

Zevola, Mrs. Patrick A. Brown, Mrs. Raymond Hill. Mrs.

B. J. Salamack. Mrs. Joseph Hayden, Mrs.

J. V. Matts. Mrs. George Lilly, Mrs.

James King, Mrs. Jack Talbot, Mrs. Harry Duffy, Mrs. Mary E. Lynch, Mrs.

John J. Cummings, Mrs. Edmund J. Rotchford, Mrs. Albert Agans, Mrs.

Francis P. Flaherty, Henry Laurencot. Mrs. E. L.

Racek, Mrs. John J. Callahan, Mrs. Louis Romani, Mrs. Stanley Wasser.

Mrs. Michael Farnell. Mrs. Vincent Dolan, Mrs. Thomas Hayden, Mrs.

John W. Angus. Mrs. Mrs. P.

J. VanderPutten. O'Brien, Mrs. Matthew 'Queales. Francis Conte, Mrs.

Christopher Mitchell, Joseph E. Morris. Mrs. Charles F. Piedmonte.

Mrs. William J. McCarthy, William Larkin and Mrs. Leo Amorosi. Brooklyn Colony May Breakfast Thursday Event The annual May breakfast of the Brooklyn Colony, National Society of New England Women, Mrs.

Herbert Leeds Holly, president, will take place on Thursday in the Wedgwood Room of the WaldorfAstoria. A reception will be held at 12 o'clock followed ed by the breakfast and program. Bessie Beatty, radio commentator, will speak on Women's Place in War and Peace." A program of music will be given by Mildred Dilling Harp Ensemble. The meeting will open with the pledge of allegiance to the flag led by Mrs. John J.

Feerick, National chairman of Flags. Mrs. Frederick H. Schluter will lead the national anthem and the invocation will be given by the Rev. Dr.

John H. S. Putnam. Officers will be installed and the new president, Mrs. Edna Richards Finney, presented.

Guests of honor will include Mrs. Leon E. Bushnell, Mrs. Frederick Starr Pendleton, Mrs. S.

Lloyd Fisher, Miss Alice D. Butterfield. Mrs. Kenneth S. Strayer, Mrs.

John Weinstein. Mrs. John H. S. Putnam, Mrs.

Feerick. Mrs. Charles A. Soper, Mrs. Arthur C.

Dyer, Mrs. J. Morton Halstead, Mrs. Thomas McClintock. Mrs.

Berton L. Maxfield. Mrs. W. Palmer Smith, Dr.

Cornelius Chase Brant. Mrs. Robert Franklin Ives. Mrs. Charles D.

Sperry and Mrs. George Beveridge. Personals Concerning North Shore Set Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sydney Lyon of Davis Road, Port Washington Estates.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mason Lyon, to Ensign Fred Cornelius Beisel U. S. N. now serving in the South Pacific. son of Mrs.

Fred C. Beisel and the late Lieutenant Commander Beisel, U. S. of Green Bay, Wis. Lt.

and Mrs. Harold Johnson. whose wedding took place on April 19. have departed for Sebring, where Lieutenant Johnson 1S with the U. S.

Air Corps. Mrs. Johnson is the former Miss Dorothy Lunde of Montfort Hills. Mrs. Francis Wooley of Manhasset Bay Estates, Port Washington.

has returned from Chicago. where she spent the past week as a delegate to the annual convention of the National League of Women Voters. Mrs. Wooley is president of the Port Washington Chapter. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Hoyt of Manhasset Bay Estates announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Gloria Hoyt. on April 22 to Lt. Frank W.

Druehl. U. S. A. Air Corps, stationed at Ellington Field, Texas.

Mrs. James Martin, who has been the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray of Great Neck.

has departed for Avon Park. to join husband, who is with the U. S. Army Air Corps, Gerneth-Casey At a nuptial mass vesterday. Miss Evelynne Casey, daughter of Mrs.

John Casey of Lakeview Rockville Centre, became the bride of Sgt. John I. Gerneth Jr. son of Mrs. Madeline Gerneth of Pittaburgh.

Pa. The ceremony was performed at St. Agnes Church, Rockville Centre. The Rev. Thomas Sheeran officiated.

Miss Frances Casey was her sister's maid of honor. Sgt. Philip Gerrish vas best man. There was a reception at Winona Fisher's. Rockville Centre.

The couple is honeymooning in Connecticut. Young Ladies Aid The Brooklyn Young Ladies Aid Society will hold its regular meet- 111 at the Plaza. Flatbush Ave. Extension. 011 Tuesdav.

Mrs. Ida Berger, president, will preside. On May 24 the annual luncheon will take place at the Hotel Waldorf- Astoria, Manhattan. The chairman 15 Mrs. Fannie Sverdlik.

In charge of flowers will be Mrs. Lillian Rosenthal. Juniorate To Give A Revue For the first public presentation in its history, St. Anthony's Juniorate will offer, in St. Francis Xavier's School Auditcrium, Sunday, May 14.

at 3:00 and 8:15 p.m.. A program that will demand stock-company versatility of 1 its youthful cast. The performance will be given under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Franciscan Brothers' Novitiate and Juniorate and the proceeds will go towards the effecting of necessary improvements of the Juniorate at Smithtown, where youths are trained for the teaching Franciscan Brotherhood. Entitled "Mixtum-Gatherum, the entertainment is an criginal revue of wide-ranging variety. Its proloz and seven acts call for a more than fifty, but will be enacted by twenty students of the juniorate.

Despite the quick changes in costume and make-up, however. the acts will follow one another without intermissions. The revue, written for the occassion by an unnamed friend of the Juniorate with radio and stage experience, is farce from to finish. It will include humorous takeoffs of oriental magic. a popular radio amateur hour.

the wartime trials of a gas station attendant, a political campaign speech, a jitterbug romance, "Men at and the science cf memorizing. The writer of the entertainment is likewise the author of the four original songs to be featured on the program. Garden City To Be Scene Of Festival Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Garden City, May 6-The fourth Long Island Bach Festival will be held in the Cathedral of the Incarnation tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Long Island Choral Society, the Cathedral Choir, the Adelphi College Glee Club and other choral groups will participate. Guest artists will be Daum, soprano; Edith Rain, ist, and Richard Reeves.

flutist, Maurice Garabrant, the Cathedral organist, will direct the festival. Dr. William Schleider of the Union Theological Seminary and Mrs. Schleider will be guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Garabrant of Roxbury Road. Dr. Schleider wrote the Continuo for the organ for Cantata 51, which will be sung for first time in this arrangement at festival. the Mr. and Mrs.

Garabrant will tain at tea after the affair. The committee of the philanthropic-visiting nurse service of the Woman's Club of Garden City will hold a garden bridge party on Wednesday, June 14, at the home of Mrs. Warren Park Doing of Cathedral Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

William W. Wilson of Roxbury Road are entertaining James Maxwell Fassett of Manhattan and Ensign Thor Bergstahl, U. S. N. of Fort Schuyler as weekend guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were hosts to a theater party at the Masquers' Club performance of "Our Town" at the Garden City High School this evening. Mrs. L.

Victor Seydel of Roxbury Road was elected regent of the Colonel Aaron Ogden Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, the annual meeting of the chapter let held in the Casino on 1 Tuesday. Other officers are Mrs. George A. Powers, vice Mrs. -nk olfe.

chaplain; Mrs. Kenneth C. Richmond. recording secretary: Mrs. Joseph K.

Ryan, corresponding secretary; Francis C. Rodman, registrar; Mrs. Mary P. Badenoch. historian, and Mrs.

Harold C. Dow, the retiring regent, a director. The chapter's annual card party for the benefit of its scholarship fund and the American Red Cross will be held on Tuesday, June 6. under the chairmanship of Mrs. Eugene Darr and Mrs.

John Frogge. The Ladies' Golf Committee of the Cherry Valley Club held the first of this season's golf. luncheon and bridge days on Tuesday. Mrs. Harry S.

Percival and Mrs. Alfred W. Busby were co-chairmen of the committee. Mr. and Mrs.

Reginald T. Mitchell of Road were hosts Monday evening to the entertainment committee of the Couples' Club of the Garden City Community Church. Mrs. Alexander J. Gleason was reelected president of the Rosary Society of St.

Joseph's Church at the annual meeting held this week. Mrs. James D. Ouchterloney was elected vice president. Mrs.

Louis Lehman, secretary, and Miss Hannah Burkholder, treasurer. The Community Club held its annual meeting in Cathedral House on Wednesday when Mrs. J. Burton Back, the president, and the entire slate of last vear was installed as officers for the coming year. As guests of honor were several of the club's past presidents.

including Mrs. William C. Ferguson, Mrs. Charles W. Hoyt.

Mrs. Wilfred L. Wright. Mrs. Harry E.

Moule, Mrs. Charles E. C' Arthur G. Decatur, Mrs. Frederic W.

Olm-1 and Mrs. William M. Whitney. Mrs. Donald Covert Bowne was hostess of the day and was assisted by Mrs.

Henry Ward Beebe. Mrs. Herbert M. Behrer gave a luncheon for 20 at her Chestnut St. home en Thursdar.

Mr. and Mrs. Roval Toner of Oxford Boulevard are passing the weekend at Greenport. Before her departure, Mrs. Toner gave a luncheon for 10 at her home.

Dr. and Mrs. Archibald D. Smith of Nassau Boulevard have as weekend house guests Mr. and Mrs.

E. Venning Bryant of Brooklyn. Dr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Hollister were rests of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley H. Andrews of Hilton Ave. last evening. Among Garden City residents at the opening of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club th' were Col.

Harry A. Persell and Mrs. Persell and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M.

drick. Mrs. William F. Englis of Chestnut St. attended the annual luncheon of the Westchester County Women's Republican Club at the Hotel Cominodore today.

Admiral Will Talk At New York Fund Report Luncheon Rear Admiral Edward U. Reed. district medical officer of the 3d Naval District. will address the first report luncheon of the Greater New York Fund campaign in Brooklyn, Philip A. Benson, president of the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn, and chairman of the borough's $500,000 appeal, announced yesterday.

Executives of five Brooklyn partment stores will be awarded of recognition for their citations, the fund at the luncheon which will be held Wednesday in the St. George Hotel. Members of the awards committee are Borough President Cashmore. Edward A. Baily.

executive vice president of the Brooklyn Edison Company. Edwin P. Maynard. chairman of the Brooklyn Trust Company, and Adelbert G. Wright.

vice president of the New ehf-zer photo Mrs. Thomas Trail MaryM'Hugh Is Married To T. C. Trail Miss Mary Louise McHugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick J. McHugh of Fort Hamilton, and Thomas Carlton Trail. son of George C. Trail of Baltimore, and the late Mrs. Trail, were married yesterday in St.

Patrick's R. C. Church by Monsignor Joseph Kelly at a solemn nuptial mass, The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore bridal gown of ivory brocaded satin, with a sweetheart neckline, long train and long, fitted sleeves. Her tulle veil was fastened to a Juliet cap of seed pearls and she carried a praverbook trimmed with white orchids.

Miss Patricia C. McHugh, sister of the bride. was maid of honor and wore a blue mousseline de soie gown, with brocade insert. lace mitts and a tiara cf blue brocade. Robert Osmers, ex-captain the Brooklyn College track team, was best man.

The bride attended St. Francis Xavier Academy and the Delehanty Institute. Mr. Trail, a feature writer for Southern industrial magazines, attended Calvert Hall. Maryland.

and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After a trip to Palm Beach the couple will make their home in Baltimore. ENGAGED -Miss Claire Rosensweet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Rosensweet of 220 Neptune Ave. and the fiancee of Lt. (j. Jack M. Weisel of the merchant marine, son of Mr.

and Mrs. S. Weisel of 1022 E. 15th St. St.

Francis Alumnae To Have Reception St. Francis Xavier Alumnae will hold a reception for the graduates of 1944 on Tuesday evening, May 16, at the Knights of Columbus. Miss Mary, Elizabeth Buckley, chairman, be assisted by the following hostesses: The Misses Mary M. Dwyer, Eileen Colvin. Rita Budd.

Patricia Harding and Mary Elizabeth Winkler. Miss Catherine Ann Rice. president. is the honorary chairman. The Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Gamma Delta sorority initiated and installed four new members last held at the home of Marilyn week.

Installation exercises, were Stoppick, 81 E. 91st St. The new members are the Misses Sonia Auerbach, 8 Anita Kirsh, Renee Sugarman and Rhoda Warner. After their installation they were entertained at dinner and theater by their new sorors. Hempstead photo WEDS- Mrs.

Francis X. Ono rato was Miss Alexandria Joan Kobrinetz, daughter of Mrs. Jack Kobrinetz of East Hempstead. Lieutenant and Mrs. Onorato are making their home in Miami, Fla where Lieutenant Onorato is stationed.

Mayfa'r photo YOUNGER SET-Lynn Carol Smith and her brother, Edward Smith are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Edward Smith of Manville, N. formerly of 500 Ocean Ave. Their mother is the former Miss Elsie Fulgrath and their father is with the Fed- eral Government.

Spring Fete Is Planned By N. S. S. P. The Spring party for the benefit of the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor, 439 Henry will be held on Saturday, May 27, at the Hotel Commodore, Manhattan.

Mrs. John J. Robinson is chairman, and Mrs. Edward Brenack and Miss Catherine McTernan, cochairmen. The ticket committee includes Mrs.

George L. Twigg, Mrs. Robert W. Murtha, cochairman. Mrs.

Jule Dunne is chairman of War Bonds. cochairmen. Mrs. William G. O'Brien, Misses Lillian and Mary Conway, Henry G.

Dowsett. Mrs. William V. Herbert, Helen Tracy, Mrs. Joseph Balzarini, Miss Winifred Wallace, Mrs.

Walter White. Mrs. Edward J. Price, Mrs. Ann B.

Davidson. The May meeting will take place at the convent Monday afternoon, May 15. It will include a Thank You Tea to the members tribute to the past presidents. Mrs. George C.

Sutcliffe, president, will be hostess of the day. The vice president is Mrs. Charles A. Graeber. The Rev.

Eugene T. McCloskey, S. T. is moderator. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament will follow the meeting.

Sea Cliff Personal Notices Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sea Cliff, May 6-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson Smith returned this week from York. where they spent the Winter, to open their Franklin Ave. home here for the Summer.

Mrs. Robert Walker. who spent the few months at West Palm Beach, Fla. returned this week to her home here on Main Ave. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles S. Powell. who have sold their home in the North Shore Acres, will move this week to Morristown, N. J.

Mrs. H. P. Graham of Main Ave. left this week for Wildwood.

N. to visit her son. Lt. Henry Graham. who is stationed there.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin have worth Lane. after spending the returned to their home on a LittleWinter and early Spring in Florida. Mrs.

J. Lewiston Birdsall of Glen Cove. who recently purchased the Lewis Hall house in Thompson Park, will. with her daughter, Miss Eleanor Birdsall, occupy it this weekend. Maj.

Edward B. Williams U. S. Army Air Forces, and Mrs. Williams announce the birth of a son, Stephen Clinton Williams.

on April 30, at the North Country Community Hospital. Mrs. Williams is the former Miss Louise T. Eastment, daughter of Mrs. Percy Eastment of Duck Pond Road.

Major Williams is stationed at Field. Trowbridge-Schalck Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. B. F.

Trowbridge of Lynbrook. of the engagement of their granddaughter, Miss Henrietta Trowbridge. to Lt. George Schalck son of George Schalck also of Lynbrook. Lt.

Schalch is at Craig Field, with the army air corps. BRIDE-Mrs. Joseph D. Cyburt is the former Miss Verna Lugar. Mr.

and Mrs. Cyburt, who will make their home in Johnstown, were married in Our Lady of Angels Church. GREATER It GRE NEW YORK York Telephone Company. Supports Many Agencies The fund campaign in the five boroughs has a goal of $4,500.000, representing an important, share of needed to 403 voluntary hospitals, health and welfare agencies. Eighty-six of these agencies are in Brooklyn.

Vocal and instrumental music at the luncheon will be under the direction of Harvey Harding, navy specialist, 1st class, assisted by Leo Bernache, Jack Wilson and Jerry Adamson, all seamen, 1st class. Appeal activities in Brooklyn department stores during the coming fourth week of the drive will begin with A rally for more than 1,000 employes in the Frederick Loeser Co. store at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Speakers will be Walter Hammitt, vice president of Loser's: Everett M.

Clark. and Edward Bykowski, pharmacist's mate. 1st class, who was blown from the deck of the cruiser Vincennes when the warship was sunk by enemy action in the Solomons. Store Employes Meet Walter Rothschild. president of the Abraham Straus store.

will be host to chairmen of employes solicitation groups at a luncheon in the store on Thursday. The luncheon will launch the campaign among employes of the borough's department stores. A rally for the 1.200 employes of the Namm store will be held Saturday under the chairmanship of Bess Blood worth. vice president the store and first vice chairman of the fund's campaign in Brooklyn. The glee club of the School Settlement Association will provide music unWeekthe direction of Wellington For Service Men And Women The New York City Defense Recreation Committee.

99 Park Ave. (at 40th St.I, Manhattan, member agency of the National Wer Fund, through the generosity of the entertainment world offers a partial list of free amusements available today. Afternoon tickets from 11 a.m., evening tickets after 4 p.m. Apply 99 Park Ave. for tickets.

The Brooklyn Defense Recreation Committee. Concord and Navy and the T. V. S. O.

Information Center and Lounge. 191 Joralemon also distribute free tickets to leading Brooklyn motion picture theaters and various other amusements on special occasions. Todav: Tickets for Baseball Game at Yankee Stadium. Stage Plays Tickets available for matinee and eVe. ning performances of legitimate Broadway plays through the courtesy of the League of New York Theaters.

Motion Pictures Albee, Fox. Metropolitan, Paramount, St. George Playhouse, Tivoli. Parties and Miscellaneous Apply 99 Park Ave. for passes.

Yankees VS. Boston -Yankee Stadium, 2:05 p.m. 12:30 Amusement p.m Palisades to a.m. Swing Shift Party--Dance, orchestra (servicemen only, 7:30 p.m. Mascagni Opera Guild- Rigoletto," 3 "Il Trovatore." 8 p.m Engineering Women's Club Buffet sup- We SCOUT VOLUNTEERS Senior Patrol Leader Eugene Sherman gives final instructions to boy scouts of Flatbush Troop 268 at Brooklyn scout headquarters, 191 Joralemon St.

They will distribute Greater New York Fund posters and stickers to department stores and shops in Brooklyn. Red Cross Lists Repeat Donors In Plasma Drive If you donated the army and navy Cross Blood Donor loughby St. on or 7 you are now another donation. Phone the Center another appointment. is TRiangle 5-8040.

The following listed their blood at the Center are made repeat Aaron, Harry Abraham, Felix Adrat, Loretta Ambrosino Salvatore Baines, Henry Berger. Bella Berkowitz. Abraham Bolta, George L. Breslow, Sarah Bursian, Fred Carr. Almet F.

Castro, Carl Clooney, Helen Sao-Costalis, Louis Cunningham, John Davix, Bernard S. De-Noia. Mary D'Onofrio, Michael Doyle, Margaret Dutcher, Arthur M. Ehrenfeld, William Esposito, Anthony Falkin, Meyer Feldman, Celia Fischkin, David Gaclin. Albert Gibbons, Genevieve Gillette.

Gerard Goenner, Ruth Gordon, Myra Graff, Samuel Greco, Joseph Grevstad, Oscar Harkins, Teresa F. Healy, Helen Hennessy. John a pint of blood to through the Red Center at 57 Wilbefore last March eligible to make today and make The number persons who enfor the duration among those who donations recently: Hirsch. Harold Honigman, Joseph Hothersall. Rita Huddy, Wilfred Isacofi, Albert Johnston.

George Joy. Marshall R. Kaplan, Sarah Kerner. Blanche Kurlachick. Esther Langdon.

Charles Lewis, David A. Lynch, Genevieve MacLean, Donald N. Madison. John McKeown, Mary Neuwirth, Isidor Nicolettie. Salvatore Paar.

Margaret Person, Edgar Potts. Milton Rabon, Herman Reich, Henry F. Saake. Carleton T. Schlanger, Rose Skeie.

Klara Solomon, Sam Squires, Clara G. Sucher, Max Taranto. Yolanda Tighe. Marie V. Umpleby.

William. Jr. Vaughan. Oscar L. Walsh.

Lottie Wilders Charlotte Wyler. Lawrence Yelinek Lee Zeuthen, Frederick per, dance (servicemen only), 5 to 9 p.m. Sloane House Y. M. C.

sightseeing trip, 1 p.m. Webster Apartments Buffet supper, dance, 5:30 to 11 p.m. No passes required: Navy Street Canteen, Navy and Concord Sts. -Recreation room open 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.

191 Teachers Joralemon Voluntary Service Organization. 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Brooklyn Defense Recreation Committee suggests that Brooklynites who have tickets, for cannot any pitond kind of send entertainment them to that the committee at the Navy Street Canteen, Navy and Concord Marjorie MacDonell, Wac, To Wed; Other L. I.

News Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sayville-Bayport, May 6-Dr. and Mrs. David Lawrence MacDonell of Sayville announce the engagement of their daughter, Pvt. Marjorie Jean MacDonell. Wac.

to Sgt. John P. Kitchell of Brooklyn and Sayville. Private MacDonell attended Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Oberlin, Ohio. and the Presbyterian School of Nursing in New before joining the army.

She is now stationed at Camp Shanks, N. Y. Sergeant Kitchell is overseas. Both young people were prominent here, where they were members of the Wet Pants Yachting Association. Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Cv Beebe of Sayvill announce the birth of a son, David Cy Beebe, on May 2 in the Southside Hospital in Bay Shore. Mrs. Beebe was formerly Miss Marion Snedecor of Bayport. The members of the South Shore College Women's Club were entertained week at the home of Miss Louise Ockers on Montauk Highway.

Other hostesses included Mrs. Robert Edwards. Mrs. Edward Lyon, Mrs. Sydney Cable, Mrs.

Tillman Wenk and Mrs. Joseph S. Arata. Mrs. Ford de Camp Thompson.

who has been living at the Hotel Granada in Brooklyn, has returned to Sayville, where she will spend the Summer. The Sayville Village Improvement Society met this week at the home of Mrs. Spencer Ackerley of River Street. Dr. and Mrs.

Harry D. Bucalo of Brooklyn are coming out weekends to their Summer home on Puritan Drive, Sayville. The Sayville Girl Scout Council met this week at the home of Mrs. Francis Smith, with Mrs. Joseph S.

Arata as cohostess. Mrs. Wilson R. Smith and her sister. Miss Belle Cooke of Brooklyn, now at their country residence.

care Fanwood, on the South Road in Bayport. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Little of Bayport announce the birth of a son, born in Southside Hospital on April 20. Mrs.

John Schenck Williamson of Candee Ave. has returned to Sayville from Jacksonville, where she accompanied her daughter, Miss Flora May Williamson, who was married recently to Ensign Robert E. Antos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emile Antos of Sayville.

A recent meeting of the Savville Auxiliary of Southside Hospital was held at the home of Mrs. Frederick Skelton. The board of governors of the Sayville Garden Club met during the week at the first meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. Warren Eller. Mrs.

Merwin Woodard, the former Miss. Supervisor Ora of Duryea, Islip Town daughter Charles of H. Duryea and Mrs. Duryea, was the guest of honor this at a shower and buffet supper given at the home of Mrs. Ethel Gross, with Mrs.

Robert Stewart as cohostess. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huber of Richmond Hill have opened their country home on lower Greene Ave. for weekends during the Spring.

The Scuri Choral Society of Bayport met this week, with Mrs. Edmund Brown and Mrs. Barton Lefferrandre as hostesses. Dr. and Mrs.

Harry W. Mayes of Brooklyn have opened their home on Candee Ave. and are coming out weekends. Mr. and Mrs.

Seabury Oliver of Morristown. N. were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy O.

Walser of Candee Ave. Closed A Special Gift Wednesdays For MOTHER Our new Curl Cut and Lanolin Cream Permanent for lasting loveliness and comfort! Only $8.50 Complete ALBERT JOHN 7111 Third Avenue Phone SHore Road 8-3714 (Opposite Bay Ridge Theater) Dies After. Writing Dad 'Take It Easy' Continued from Page 4 goes You seem to be forgetting that little all important fact, Dach For quite a while you have beer driving yourself a little past th danger point. "The fact that you do this for the welfare of us all is very admirable but don't you realize that good health is the most important thing that Lorraine and I care about' For Lorraine's sake if not for min -and you know I would rather be left six feet under New Guinea than return to the States and no find you at homer -take it easy, re lax and have of good times. "You knok how much I like fun, but unfortunately it is our 1cl to be fighting a war over here.

is what we are needed and traine for. It is what I wanted and, mor than that, it is a privilege we ar proud of. 'It "Dad, May Be My Last Request', for my sake take al the money you can use from whal home. use you and Lorraine. Take a vacation--to he.

with your present job. When yo get back you can find an easier job "Please don't disregard my plea to you. For all we know it may be Heaven forbid. my last request Talking to his sister, he wrote, ix lighter tone: "We are all in fine shape here: We've been on quite a few 'gala events' and will probably be on lot more in the near future. Bu don't give it a second thought.

W. don't. Guess we've got a charm ovei us as we found out on the way to this dump. "We are in A swell outfit, with a record a mile long. all wa.

from the early days of the there Beautifying His Home "Today my pilot. ca-pilot and bombardier and I tried our han at beautifying our home. It is tent four feet off the ground. No it's not floating in midair, Sis. It' up on stilts.

We built a table all chairs, put up a few racks, and nor it's a mansion fit for a king. so we try to make ourselves believe "None of us has seen a whit woman for quite a while, so you ca see our 'wolfing' activities have beer curtailed. There are supposed be girls swimming around in ever lake, but-darn it -no lakes." The! he signed off: "My space is running short. Hop you have a happy birthday, Si! Lots of 4 Good Reasons WHY YOU SHOULD HOLD THAT PARTY AT THE TOWERS 1. Excellent facilities for 10 to 650 persons.

2. Fine food and efficient service. 3. Pleasant atmosphere and a smart address. 4.

Surprisingly moderate prices. PHONE MAIN 4-2000 Cart Letsch, Gen. Mgr. The TOWERS Hotel 25 CLARK STREET BROOKLYN 7th Ave. IRT Clark Street Express Station 1 block EST.

SINCE 1910 Your Furs Store with MAX BLATT Reliable Fur 120 7TH AVE. SOUTH 8-1790.