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Thirkield Is Wed Miss Pamela Thirkield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Haven Thirkield of 20 Prospect Park West, was married to Dr. John David Nesbet, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Kenyon Nesbet of Lakewood, Ohio, yesterday afternoon at Christ Methodist Church, Manhattan. The Rev. Dr. Ralph W. Sockman performed the ceremony.

A reception followed at the St. Regis Roof. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of ivory satin with an heirloom rosepoint cap and fingertip illusion veil. She carried a bouquet of orchids, amazon lilies and stephanotis. Miss Terry Faulkner, of Richmond, was maid of honor and the attendants were Miss Nancy Delaporte and Miss Katharine Parker of Brooklyn, and Miss Lucia Pierce of Portland, Maine.

All wore green grosgrain gowns with emerald satin sashes. They carried crescent-shaped bouquets of dark red and pink roses and wore wreaths of ivy and garnet roses. Clarence Kenyon Nesbet, father of the bridegroom, was best man, and the ushers included Gilbert Haven Thirkield Jr. and Robert Leeming Thirkield, brothers of the bride, and Dr. John Farrell of Chevy Chase, Dr.

Edward L. Ferguson of Holyoke, and Dr. Thomas Rafferty of Lynn, Massachusetts. Mrs. Nesbet is a graduate of Berkeley Institute and Vassar College.

She is a granddaughter of the late Bishop and Mrs. Wilbur Patterson Thirkield and the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lonsdale Leeming. Dr.

Nesbet was graduated from Kenyon College and Harvard Medical School and is a surgical, intern at the New England Medical Center in Boston, Mass. He is a grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Nesbet and William Henry Bowen and the late Mrs. Bowen.

After a trip to Bermuda, Dr. and Mrs. Nesbet will live in Boston, Mass. RobinsonMcNamara Nuptials Miss Regina Mary McNamara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel McNamara of 35 Prospect Park West and Sea Girt, N. and William Albert Robinson son of Mr. and Mrs. William Phoenix, yesterday. The the R.

and the brated ception Suite Hotel. The marriage Albert Robinson of were wed ceremony took place in C. Church of St. Xavier, Rev. John Kean celethe nuptial mass.

A refollowed at the Jansen of the Waldorf-Astoria bride, who was given in by her father, wore a gown of pleated white tulle and Chantilly lace, made with a fitted bodice and fashioned with a drop shoulder neckline trimmed with sequin embroidered lace, and a bouffant skirt of tulle and lace tiers. She carried a cascade bouquet of white baby orchids and lilies the valley. Her finger-tip veil of silk illusion was arranged from a cap of matching lace. Miss Marie Louis McNamara, sister of the bride, wore a gown of American Beauty velvet and a bouffant skirt made in panels of American Beauty and pale rose. She carried rubrum lilies.

The bridesmaids were Mrs. John Land, sister of the bride, and Miss Ann Mulligan. They were attired in gowns similar to that of the maid of honor. Daniel McNamara brother of the bride, was best man and the ushers were Stanley Colbert and Sterling Lord: Mrs. Robinson was graduated; from Fontbonne Hall and Col-; lege of St.

Elizabeth, Convent Station, N. and studied at Sorbonne, University of Paris. Mr. Robinson received his B.A. degree from Olivet College, Michigan, and an M.A.

degree from New York sity. He served with the U. S. Army in the European theater during World War II, and is associated with the National Bureau of Economic Research. in Manhattan.

He is a member of the Author's Guild. Kappa Phi Members Will Have Charity Bridge on Jan. 30 The next regular meeting of Kappa Phi will be held at the home of Mrs. Hoyt D. Lucas, 44 Prospect Park West, tomorrow at 2 p.m.

Mrs. Eric Arpert, president, will preside. for the annual charity bridge Plans have been completed to be held at the parish house of Grace Church on January 30. Mrs. Samuel J.

Chesebro will be chairman assisted by Mrs. Howard G. Smith. The committee chairmen include: Mrs. Lauritz Lauritzen, and membership; Ralph Benedict, patroness; Mrs.

Hoytling D. Lucas, prizes; Mrs. Daniel Collins, candy; Mrs. George Morrisey, refreshments; Mrs. Arpert, awards; C.

Hersey Lent, door; and Mrs. Howard G. Smyth, arrangements. Miss Smith Married to E. W.

Free Jr. Miss Katherine Cooper Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith of 24 Wellington Court, became the bride of Edwin W.

Free son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Free of 244 Brown Hempstead, yesterday at noon in St. Rose of Lima R.

C. Church. The Rev. Joseph A. Smith, cousin of the bride, performed the ceremony after which a reception was held at the Roof of the Hotel St.

George. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white satin, fashioned with a Queen Anne neckline. Her princess gown was terminated in a cathedral train. Her fingertip veil was attached to a cap of lace, embroidered with seed pearls. She carried a calla lily bouquet.

Miss Margaret A. Clarke of Valley Stream was maid of honor. The bridesmaids. were Mary Ann Smith. sister Miss, bride; Mrs.

Richard L. Mikolon of Baldwin, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Thomas F. Fiala of Brooklyn. They wore gowns of peacock green silk taffeta and carried bronze chrysanthemums.

Thomas' B. Gilmore of New Rochelle, N. was best man and ushering were James W. Smith brother of the bride; Arthur E. Fuss Jr.

of Merrick, R. Stewart McKim of Hicksville and Joseph Wackerman of Garden City. Mrs. Free is a graduate of Mt. St.

Vincent College, Riverdale. Her husband is a graduate of Adelphi College, Garden City, and is attending St. John's Law School. He served in the U. S.

Navy during World War II and the Korean war. After a wedding trip to Canada, the couple will reside in Dr. Kiss Marries Miss Kenny ter of Mrs. Garry A. Pape of Cafferey of 515 E.

16th and Peekskill, were attired in N. and the late Mr. Pape, of blush pink was married yesterday to Waland had violet ter Anderson, son of Mr. and dresses. They Mrs.

Walter H. Anderson of of dark violets Brooklyn and Saugerties, N. camellias. in Bethlehem Evangelical James Robert and Reformed Church. The Hills, brother Rev.

John W. Schauer Jr. per- groom, was best formed the ceremony. A re-ers included Mr. and Mrs.

Michael James Kenny of 9437 218th Queens Village, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Elaine Ann Kenny, to Dr. George Thomas Kiss, son of Dr. Stephen Kiss and Dr. Olga Kiss of 109-23 71st Road and Centerporterdate ceremony took place morning at the R. C.

Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Queens Village. The Rev. Raymond Leonard of St. Joseph's College for Women celebrated the nuptial mass. A reception was held at the Fountain Room of the Forest Hills Inn.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of candlelight satin and imported Chantilly lace, designed with a fitted lace bodice, a standing collar and long sleeves. The bouffant skirt terminated in a cathedrallength train. Her finger-tip veil of candlelight silk tulle was attached to a matching lace headdress. She carried a bouquet of calla lilies. Mrs.

Giovanni Mazzone of Kew Gardens was matron of honor. She wore a gown of blush pink Chantilly lace, waltz length and a mauve velvet headdress. She carried a bouquet of mauve violets and pink camellias. The Miss Ellen Reddington of and Mrs. Charles Mc- Brooklyn.

They bouffant gowns Chantilly lace velvet headcarried bouquets and deep pink Kiss of Forest of the brideman, The ushJames Michael Kenny, brother the bride; Dr. Oscar Kruesi of Manhattan, Carlton Robert Satford Jr. of Bronx, N. and Lt. Robert William Stabe of Washington, D.

The bride was graduated from St. Joseph's College for Women and received her masters 'degree from Hunter College. She is a member of the faculty of Alden Terrace School, North Valley Stream. Dr. Kiss attended Blair Academy, Princeton University Cornell Medical College.

He is resident in medicine at St. Luke's Hospital, Manhattan. He is a member of Nu Sigma Terrace Club, and the Princeton Club of New York. During World War II he served with the U. S.

Navy in the medical corps for two years. After a wedding trip to Canada and a St. Lawrence cruise, the couple will reside in Holliswood. Women of '76 Chapter To Convene Wednesday National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Franklyn H.

Peper, regent, will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark St. Tea will be served by Mrs. Edward Muster, assisted by Miss Maud E. Dilliard, Mrs.

Harry W. Gaither, Mrs. A. Lloyd Lott and Mrs. Harold E.

SOCIELY 12 BROOKLYN EAGLE, NOV. 15, 1953 Bradford Bachrach Mrs. John D. Nesbet Turi-Larkin Mrs. William A.

Robinson Jr. Nursery, Foster Home Group Plan For Benefit Bridge The Woman's Auxiliary of the Salvation Army Brooklyn Nursery and Foster Home Service will hold its benefit bridge at the Brooklyn Woman's Club, 114 Pierrepont St. on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. Mrs.

William I. Wallace is bridge chairman with Mrs. P. M. Comstock her co-chairman.

Assisting on the committee are Miss Mildred Bainbrige, Mrs. Albert Beebe, Miss Nella Brown, Miss Mabel Campbell, Mrs. Henry F. Corwin, Mrs. Ross Nelson Dougherty, Arthur Alan Hanson, Mrs.

William E. Howes, John J. Klobasa, Mrs. Edwin C. Leavens, Mrs.

C. Wesley Meytrott, Mrs. Frederick E. Rieger, Mrs. Helen Ryon Sayles, Mrs.

John Stavry and Mrs. Hubert W. Schleuning. Caryl Anne Bruns Is Betrothed to Ensign W. D.

Hutchens Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Bruns of Douglaston announce the enMiss Caryl Anne Bruns, to gagement of their daughter, sign William David Hutchens, son of Mr. and Harold W.

Hutchens of Johnstown, N. Y. Miss Bruns is a senior at Skidmore College, Saratoga N. Y. Ensign Hutchens was graduated from Dartmouth College and Naval Officer Candidate School.

He has been directed to CIC School in Glenview, Ill. Flatlands Branch, N. G. A. Will Meet The Flatlands Branch of the Needlework Guild of America will hold its annual Fall meetat the Flatlands Dutch Reformed Church, Kings Highway and E.

40th on Tuesday. At the ingathering on Oct. 27, over 1,500 garments were received and sent to hospitals, homes and institutions. Turi-Larkin Mrs. Edwin W.

Free Jr. Turi-Larkin Mrs. George Thomas Kiss Festival Thursday Church Charity Foundation Island will hold its Fall Fesservice at 11:30 a.m. in the Hospital chapel), 470 Herki- Helen Flagg; decorations, Mrs. William Long Helen Drew; treasurers, Mrs.

Russell H. Iler and Mrs. Francis Heddens; luncheon, Mrs. Augustus Ludtmann; tea table, Mrs. Edward W.

Russell; dining room, Mrs. Arthur Stevenson and Mrs. Howard W. Weekes, and cashier, Mrs. H.

W. Titus. In charge of sales tables will be: Home for the Aged (aprons and gifts), Mrs. Benjamin T. Young; Nurses (cakes and cookies), Mrs.

David T. Bishop; Holy Trinity Church (infants wear), Mrs. Walter Truslow; Grace Church (cards and magazines), Miss Minnie Smiley; St. Paul's Church, Flatbush (candy), Mrs. Frank Kiendl; Long Island Churches (miscellaneous), Mrs.

Edward and coat room, residents of the for the Aged. St. Peter's Hospital Members Will Meet The monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Peter's Hospital will be held Thursday at 3:30 p.m. On 'Saturday, an anniversary mass for the deceased members and benefactors will be held in the chapel of the hospital at 9 a.m.

The Rev. Martin H. Rushford will be celebrant. Third Thursday Party For Trinity Group The Trinity Alliance of Richmond Hill and Woodhaven will Thursday card party at Holy Child AudiThird, torium, 86th Ave. and 111th Richmond Hill, at 8:30 p.m.

on Thursday. Proceeds from the event will aid the activities of the Trinitarian Sisters. De Kane WILL MAKE DEBUT Miss Patricia Ann Dickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll J.

Dickson of 30 Garden Place, will be presented at the annual Yuletide Ball sponsored by the Brooklyn Kindergarten Society on Saturday, Dec. 26, in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel St. George. Miss Dickson, Knox School, Cooperstown, Wheelock College, Boston, tain for her at a reception Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 29.

who is a graduate of The N. is a student at the Mass. Her parents will enterat the Heights Casino on Contemporary By RUTH G. DAVIS Society Editor Comment Holiday glamour appears to be the theme of the Fall season of the members of the Division of the Montauk Club. At their first meeting last week, they were shown how to make themselves more attractive by Miss Kay Jamesson of the Richard Hudnut's Du Barry School of Beauty and at their next meeting on Dec.

8 they will be concerned about decorations for New Year's parties. At the meeting last week the members participated in the program. The chairman, Mrs. Maurice F. Monahan, was used for a model in a make-up demonstration.

Mrs. Richard McCarthy and Mrs. Charles Hawkins, both members of the Division, had been to the beauty salon for new hair-dos and also were exhibited to the guests. Miss Jamesson offered many helpful hints and answered questions. Following the lecture, a luncheon was served to about 135 members.

Mrs. James Kelly arranged the attractive floral decorations on each table. Yellow mums were used. Seated with the chairman at the committee table were Mrs. Alfredo Suarez, Mrs.

Leslie Murray, Mrs. John Griffin, Mrs. Edward A. Feeney, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs.

Frank Parker, Mrs. Francis Foley, Mrs. Martin Dirkes, Mrs. Edward Wicht, Miss Nancy Ross, Mrs. John Melady and Mrs.

Edmund Gillespie, mother of Mrs. Monahan. Church Charity Will Be Held The Woman's Board of cf the Episcopal Diocese of Long tival on Thursday. At the Walter Gibbs Memorial (St. mer a small Hammond organ will be dedicated by Bishop James P.

DeWolfe. This organ, which has been placed on wheels, may be moved from the chapel to any floor of St. John's Episcopal Hospital, to the Homes for Aged and Blind and to the nurses' residence, to extend the work of chapel. The organ is the gift of the Woman's Board. The chaplain of the C.

C. F. is the Rev. Charles E. Gus.

Mrs. William T. Simpson is president of the board. Mrs. Paul D.

Kauffman is general chairman of the festival, assisted Mrs. N. Brewster as co-chairman. Sales tables and a tea room will be in the Home for the Aged, 452 Herkimer St. A hot luncheon will be served from 12 noon to 2 p.m.

Committees include: Invitations, Mrs. Brewster and Mrs. James J. Fee Honored by St. Mary's Aid Association Mrs.

James J. Fee was honored at a communion breakfast held by the Ladies' Aid Association of St. Mary's Hospital at the hospital, 1298 St. Mark's Friday. Mrs.

Dominick F. Maurillo, president, presented the guest of honor with an inscribed sterling silver Mrs. Fee has been group leader in the United Hospital Fund from 1940 to 1952. Sister Valenta, superintendent of the hospital, also gave Mrs. Fee a crystal rosary.

The regular meeting the association will be held on Tuesday at the hospital. Mrs. Maurillo will preside. Sister Valenta will be hostess at the I meeting-luncheon at 1 p.m. Viola Anna Pape Becomes Bride Of Mr.

Anderson ception was in the ballroom at Michel's. The bride was given in mar. riage by her brother, Garry A. Pape. Miss Pauline W.

Pape, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. William G. Weiss of Brook-: lyn, was best man. The ushers were John H. Pape, brother of the bride; Donald cousin of the bridegroom; James Nilson, Howard Kloppenburg, all of Brooklyn, and Robert Krampetz of Irvington, N.

J. After a motor trip South, the couple will reside in Brooklyn. The bride attended Berkeley Institute and is a graduate of Hood College, Frederick, Md. She is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul J. Hoffman of Brooklyn and Cooperstown, N. Y. and the late Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Pape. Mr. Anderson is a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School and recently served with the Army in Europe. He is affili-, ated with Guaranty Trust Company of New York. Graham Home Donation Party, Fair Dates Set The annual donation party and fair for Graham Home for Old Ladies will be held at the home, (320 Washington on Wednesday and Thursday, Dec.

2 and 3. A turkey dinner will be served from 6 to 8. p.m. Mrs. William F.

Heissenbuttle is the first director. MRS. FRANK HOWLAND PARCELLS, president of the Brooklyn Colony, New England Women, was truly surprised on Wednesday at a luncheon at the Hotel St. George. Members of the board entertained their president at a birthday party luncheon.

Mrs. Parcells had received I hundreds of cards from members but was completely amazed at the party. She was attired in a dark blue frock with a coral colored felt hat, Participating in the surprise were Mrs. John P. Kaminska, Miss Ruth N.

Walker, Mrs. P. Y. Linker, Mrs. Clinton Frazier Swimm, Mrs.

J. Richard Wiggins, Mrs. Helen Ryon Sayles, Mrs. William Pfeiffer, Mrs. Frederick H.

Schluter, Mrs. Theodore S. Cornell, Mrs. Harry D. McKeige, Miss Eleanor R.

Baker, Mrs. Alfred Brennan, Mrs. B. Cutler King, Mrs. George W.

Winan, Mrs. William H. Heins, Mrs. R. Harold Preston and Mrs.

W. C. Cole. Mrs. Everson Entertains Miss Ruth Barrow Colony House Committee Is Mr.

Resnick's Fiancee Mrs. Alfred H. Everson, chairman of the patroness committee for the Colony House Jan. 23 dinner-dance, was hostess at a meeting and luncheon for her committee on Thursday. Members of the committee are Mrs.

Frederick Bennett, first vice chairman; Mrs. Arthur Lethbridge second vice president, and Mrs. Harold M. Walker, included third vice are president. Also Mrs.

Henry S. Acken Mrs. Louis G. Andreozzi, Mrs. A.

Boyce Bolean, Mrs. Frederick D. Chapman, Mrs. Henry F. Corwin, Mrs.

Arthur O. Ebinger, Mrs. Gordon L. Edwards, Mrs. Augustus C.

Froeb, Mrs. Alan B. Gilmour, Mrs. Harry R. C.

Hickey, Mrs. Russell H. Iler. Also Mrs. Alfred M.

Koester, Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Leslie, Miss Sara M. Caulley, Mrs. Miles F.

McDonald, Mrs. J. Courtney Mc. Groarty, Mrs. William H.

Pouch, Mrs. Harry Rice, Mrs. James A. Robertson, Mrs. Dorothy M.

Rocke, Mrs. Helen Ryon Sayles, Mrs. Donald G. C. Sinclair, Mrs.

Ainsworth L. Smith, Mrs. John Smith, president of Colony House, Mrs. John L. Swan.

The engagement of Miss Ruth Barrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Barrow of Brooklyn and Lake Mahopac, to Louis B. Resnick, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Solomon Resnick of Brooklyn, has been announced by her parents. Miss Barrow was graduated from Cornell University. Mr. Resnick studied at Brooklyn College and Fordham University and was graduated from Columbia Law School. He is associated with the law firm of Paskus, Gordon and Hyman, Concert Wednesday The Women's Society of Christian Service, of the Kings Highway Methodist Church, Kings Highway and E.

37th will sponsor a concert given by the Charles Pope Choristers on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Walters of 48 Sheffield announce the birth of their daughter, Eileen Alana Walters, on 20, at the Jamaica Hospital. Mrs.

Walters is former Patricia Hand..