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BROOKLYN D'ATEY EAGLE HOME TALK -THE ITEM SECTION, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1933 Honeymooning in Europe 'Twas Xmas at the Nursery The Holy Grail9 Presented At Church of Good Shepherd Utalj mi a Happjj to Hear Christmas Pageant Based on Wagner 5 'Parsifal to Be Repeated Tonight and Tomorrow Night The Christmas pageant, "The Holy Grail," woven about the central theme of Wagner's "Parsifal" was presented last night for the children of the junior department and their parents in the Church of the Good Shepherd, 75th St. and 7506 Fifth Avenue 4th of which the Rev GQNGAN COUNCIL A Clearaway Sale of CdDHSSETTS of Well Known Makes Dr. William F. Sunday is pastor. The pageant was 1 given under the direction of the Rev.

Paul R. Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smathers, Miss Mildred Lauster, tv" .7 7 if JV.r r'r I 1 fi I DANCE ON FEB Theophile Eppler and Harold Ander 1JV If Thomas Dongan Council, 125f, son. Participating in the pageant were Helen Kelly, William Porth, Alfred Matthews, Howard and Knights of Columbus, will hold its George Fraser, Joel Dreyer, Wilbur annual entertainment and dance on Saturday evening, Feb.

10, at the Columbus Club, 1 Prospect Park West, it was announced last night Weeks, John Carlson, Jack Early. Robert Thiem, Robert Paul, Fred Wilbert, Edwin Peterson, Hope Van- neman, Marjorie Byrne, Winifred at the clubhouse, 7601 4th Ave. Deputy Grand Knight James E. O'Keefe has been appointed general chairman and has lined up a group Paukstadt, Harol Riekers, John Hendricksen, Arthur Schaeffer, Francis Sheehan, Ruth Carlson, Mary Wiegand, Ruth Hoy, Margaret Wiegand, June Hoy, Marcia Martin, Mildred Johannesen, Helen Motzer. The pageant will be repeated 0 Now at SJ.00 S3.00 That Were Regularly Priced at $2.00 to $6.50 Because of the increased cost of many fabrics and materials manufacturers have had to discontinue many of the former styles or increase the price so much that it was deemed unwise to continue their manufacture.

As a result we desire of energetic Donganites to assist in preparing for the event. Among the chairmen of subcommittees named The Intermediate and senior de to assist are John D. Hickey, journal; Peter Burke, tickets; Edward partments and the parents of the members tomorrow will witness the pageant. L. Swanson, printing, and Edward And a jolly good Christmas party it was for these tots at the Bay Ridge Day Nursery with toys and good things to eat thrown in.

Supporting the principals are the Schlueter, publicity. Others who have been selected to aid the general committee include senior choir, the high school choir and the junior choir as follows: Grand Knight Edward L. Kunzinger, SENIOR CHOIR UNDtZRtQOl Miss fried a Reese Miss E. Nennstiel Mrs, E. C.

Babcock. Others who took part In the meeting were Mrs. T. S. Belyea, Mrs.

Bruce Blackmar, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. E. W. Boyce, Mrs.

W. L. Morehouse, Mrs. F. Jackson and Mrs.

H. Fletcher. gave a talk on current events. This was followed by a general' discussion. The meeting was opened by Mrs.

William Purdy of 183 81st the president. A paper was read by Harry Hughes, Charles A. Stauden-maier, Joseph Faglon, Harry Beres-ford, William J. Hirtin Leon Helm, Thomas Carroll. Thomas Gil- Mrs.

Lilyan Banta Miss M. Haag Miss Ruth Gary Miss B. Van Huben Miss V. Dixon Mrs. M.

Krueger Mrs. E. Krolfus H. Anderson Miss Marguerite R- Shaw Keese unaries scnweizer Mrs. Karen Hartman Charles Bertland len, James Gillen, Al Behre, John Long, Dale Pennington, John J.

Miss Helen Van Georpe Anderson Thomas Eppler A. Holmberg H. Reese H. Landres R. Banta B.

Koechel The former Hedwig Schnee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Berthold Schnee, who recently became the bride of Michael Goldstein of 1962 77th St. The couple are now honeymooning on the Continent. They will take up residence here on their return.

Huben Mrs. Charles Schweizer Mrs. Van Huben Miss D. Reading Miss Erickson Miss B. Selliken Cunningham, Joseph Morano and Edward Grady.

Mrs. William Hopewell Gives Book Review WSSm HOFBRAU HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR CELEBRATE MASS HITS CRUELTIES Mrs. William Hopewell reviewed Margaret Ayers Barnes' book, "Within This Present," at a meet 9924 4th Cor. 100th St. BAY RIDGE Telephones SHore Road 6-4844; 6-9857 Celebrate New Year's Eve.

ing of the Bay Ridge Chapter of TO BLIND KIDDIES the Delphians held on Tuesday of Miss E. Peak Miss G. McGoff Miss J. Milks Miss J. Krause Miss A.

Cram Miss J. Krietemeyer Miss A. Pearson Miss L- Chance Miss R. Linden Miss M. Grady liss D.

Johnson K. Perkins J. Mrisner R. Hov C. Ahl J.

Henriksen Allen Milks R. Huttemeyer H. Behncke H. Hutter G. Backman J.

Cross to rid our shelves of all numbers that we cannot reorder or continue to carry in stock. Sizes naturally are not complete in every style or shape, but there is an excellent assortment to choose from. There are corselettes, wrap-arounds, girdles and step-ins in the sale in the various lengths. Also a number of back lace and front lace corsets. Our expert corsetieres will help you choose the right model for your figure.

Warner's, Redfern, Venus, Double Ve and other makes. And your size is no doubt here in some good desirable style. Year End Clearing Sale of DRESSES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Now 82-50 S3.JO 8.00 That were fairly priced at $3.95 to $8.95. Silks for street, dress or party wear. Wool for street and business.

Misses' and women's sizes. last week at the home of Mrs. P. F. Miss M.

Oracey Miss G. Pape Miss G. Kelly Miss M. Stevenson Miss D. Purpura Miss E.

Koester Miss A. Rupnrecht Miss D. Kerrigan Miss W. Stentzel Miss B. Sieckmeyer Miss E.

Andersen Miss M. Stewart Miss M. Gorman Miss A. Hoag Miss M. Nil.

son Miss M. Andersen Miss G. Flftschman Miss J. Carlson Miss S. Johnston Miss H.

Arthur Miss E. Olson Miss P. Lembke Miss M. Iversen PER PERSON McCarthy, 510 State St. She also SPECIAL SUPPEII S3-50 Expert Eye Examinations JUNIOR CHOIR 1 1 Dorothv Tang Gloria Clifford Eunice Tana Including Entertainment, Dancing Music bu LAZARO AND HIS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Advance Reservation Suggested Wines, Liquors and Beers served.

Only the very highest quality and well-known brands. Licensed under Permit No. R. L. 424.

NEW YEAR'S DAY DINNER $1.25 Requiem mass for the Rev. J. Leo Williams, assistant pastor of Our Lady of Angels Church, 4th Ave. and 73d who died Thursday, was celebrated yesterday. Burial was at the Holy Cross Cemetery.

Mons. Francis J. O'Hara, pastor, was celebrant at the mass, and the Rev. Father Scullin and the Rev. Father Sullivan served as deacon and sub-deacon, respectively.

Father Williams was the son of Valentine and Margaret Williams, and was born in this borough. After being educated at St. Francis College, he was ordained to the priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church in 1916 at Propaganda College. Rome, Italy. All his assignments were in Brooklyn, the first of which was at St.

Francis Xavier Church at Carroll St. and 6th Ave. Since then he served at St. Martin of Tours, St. Ann's and St.

Vincent's prior to his appointment to the Our Lady of Angels R. C. Church. He is survived by three brothers, John, Daniel, Frank, and three sis-tne Misses Mary and Loretta Williams, and Mrs. Theresa William Riley.

Margaret Wiegand George Fraser Gertrude Litchfield Ruth Fraser Henry Eckert Audrey Banta Howard Fraser Anna Mae Oebhnrdt Eugene Hionas Mabel Laubenberger Robert Lane Helen Rannow Kenneth Schubert Leslie Schweizer Frank Stewart Betty Van Huben Ann Wetzel Rf.nnld Ingwaldsen Marjorie Byrne Albert Decker Mildred Holmes Robert Scott John Jensen Jack Arthur Harriet Thornton Virginia Minikine Oladys Skei Jeannette Taggart Edith Hallenbeck Virginia fc'ekert Continued from Page 1 the atmosphere orderly and quiet." Mrs. McMillen, who has supervised the lives of hundreds of blind children at the local institution during the last 20 years, has been eminently successful in her work. Her theories on matters of health she has seen work out with marked success; vegetable diet, long hours of rest and treatments of sunshine and sun lamp rays. She has seen the home "graduates" leave the Dyker Home equipped to earn their own living, and on Christmas Day nine young men and women who were reared at the Dyker Heights Home returned for a reunion and a visit with their friend, Mrs. McMillen.

All Self-Supportinc Among the nine are an electrician, a church organist, a social service worker, music teacher, physiotherapist and a hospital orderly. All are' self-supporting. The three children who were taken from the New Jersey institution are charges of New York State, and, according to Mrs. McMillen, there was no reason why they should be committed to the Arthur Sunshine Home when there are facilities here to care for them. In addition to the Dyker HeiRhts Home there is another institution In New York specializing in the care blind children, the Jewish Home for Blind Babies in Yonkers.

Dorothv Wobber Edwin Keil Diedrick Kriet- meyer William Meincke Donald Throop Albert Lvons Doris Lind Ruth Goets! Oswald Ingwaldsen Justis Devries Wilma Ulrich Henry Tomsuden Anne Tomsuden Harold Stewart Jean Shubert Clara Scholtz Otto Muller Louise Moller lb Mork Nelson Miller Marcia Martin Homer Lnne Seymour Hionas John Gebhardt Jean Fraser Mildred Cudmore Eleanor Alfke Natalie Braun Florence Bensen 810 PIFTH AVlSut lIlDOKOTM.M.'t mom WW 8 Direct Banking 1 I Connections I in Norway, Sweden I and Denmark I MONEY ORDER CHECKS RADIO ORGANIZED 18BO RESTAURANT 4 Ave. at 84 St. hish-American Unit Plans Sew Year Fete A New Year's Eve entertainment and dance will be held by the Irish-American Independent li 1 1 a 1 Unit No. 6, Sunday evening, Lc. 31, at the clubhouse, 5302 5th Ave.

There will be music by Bernie Welter's Orchestra for modern dancing, and Dick McGrath's Orchestra will furnish the music for the Irish dances. Patrick McGlone, president of the unit, and Mrs. Edward Kenny, president of the auxiliary, are in charge of arrangements. inroln Snuinfl9 ifartk BROOKLYN, Y. Fusion Unit Calls Meeting of Members The Kings County Fusion organisation of the 9th A.

of which Angelo Cestarl is executive member, is scheduled to hold a meeting tomorrow night at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 76th St. and 4th Avenue. Representatives of a number of organizations in the district that are interested In the Fusion movement are to attend with delegations. See the Old Year Out and Greet the New Year Here in our spacious dining room. We'll supply the noise-makers, favors, plenty of lively music, and of course a delicious dinner.

Christian Hansen 50 $2 Per Cover During the three years since its establishment as a restaurant here, Gregory's has catered to the best people in Bay Ridge. The attractiveness of our dining room, the quality of the food, the moderate prices prevailing here have won for us the continued patronage of discriminating diners. We have catered for hundreds of important banquets and other social functions. Now that we have obtained our license for the serving of liquor with meals, our pre-prohibition experience of many years enables us to serve the perfect meal. We carry the best of wines, liquors and beer, both domestic and imported stock.

MENU WHMV COCKTAIL Freih Fruit Cup Fresh Shrimpi Blue Point Oysters Tomato Juice RELISHES Queen Olivet Table Celery SOUP Beef Bouillon Chicken a la Reine WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS OPENED A FIRST CLASS WINE AM. OflJWKOIIR KIETiMIL STOMIE AT 6822 Fort Hamilton Parkway CORNER BAY RIDCE AVENUE Only the Finest Imported and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Cordials Will Be Carried in Stock Come Here for Your Holiday Needs ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED Phone Shore Ilnml NEW YORK STATE LICENSE NO. L-826 ENTREE Roast Vermont Turkey, Chestnut Dressing and Cranberries Half Broiled Spring Chicken, Dressing, Currant Jelly Filet Mignon au Champignon Whole Broiled Squab VEGETABLES Fresh Green Peat Parisian or Mashed Potato SALAD Lettuce and Tomatoes with French Dressing or French Endives with French Dressing I Roquefort Cheese with Salteen Crackers DESSERTS Ice Cream Lady Fingers Plum Pudding with Brandy Sauce Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie Coffee We serve Liquor and Wines of all kinds at moderate prices DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SAVING EARLY START NOW BY JOINING OUR 1934 CHRISTMAS CLUB BAY RIDGE SAVINGS BANK 5th Ave. at 54th St. 13th Ave.

at 48th St. New York Stat Liquor License No. 188 Make Your Reservations Now! Phone SHore Road 6-9289 71.