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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK THE ITEM SECTION, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1982 5 Personals News of Interest to Women Margaret Mara PERSONALS Dr. Theodore O. Peterson of 1148 83rd St. has been elected president the second district, New York State Dental Society, succeeding Dr. Glenn H.

Whitson. Miss Miriam Schild of 1516 51st St. has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, honorary high scholarship fraternity, at Barnard College. George John Schwank of 550 9th St. is taking an extension course at Columbia University.

James E. Zendt of 539 Ovington Ave. who holds a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserves, has been assigned to the Field Artillery Group. Mitchel Satozky of 329 Vanderbilt St. Terrace, is a candidate for Island University tenWinding, nis team.

He was graduated in June, 1931, from the Manual Training High School where he served as tennis captain. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

MacAdam of 35 Prospect Park West returned from Europe on April 13. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Loeschner have moved from 75 75th St. to 213 79th St.

Mrs. William McKiever of 479 8th St. and Miss Ruth M. Dunn of 503 4th St. were among those attending the April meeting on the 11th of Junior Auxiliary.

Mrs. Arthur H. Kelly of 121 8th Ave. is chairman of the ways and means committee. Mrs.

Robert E. Merwin of 796 Carroll St. is in Washington, D. where she is attending the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. E.

Herbert Waentig Jr. of 7312 Narrows Ave. has been elected to the Poly, Prep branch of the Cum Laude Society, nation-wide prep school honorary society. Miss Marie Garlicho of 162 8th Ave. was a member of the cast of "Tommy," the comedy by Howard Lindsay and Bertrand Robinson, which was presented on the evening of April 15 by the Court Players, under the auspices of the Young People's Society of the German Evangelical Church.

Mrs. Louis A. Ruckgaber of 209 Lincoln Pl. has been elected to membership in the Woman's Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Mrs.

Fenwick White Ritchie, president of the Protestant. Big Sisters Council, is to speak tomorrow evening before the Mothers' Association of the Bay Ridge Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs. Clifford E. Paige of 27 Prospect Park West was one of the patronesses, for Flowerland," the operetta presented "Cin- on April 16 by Girl Reserves of the International Institute of the Young Woman's Christian Association at the Brooklyn Little Theatre.

Miss Irma Bryant of 565 3rd St. has been elected treasurer of the Smith College Club of Brooklyn, Mrs. Minnie Urquhart of 1630 45th St. was one of the hostesses for the meeting on April 12 of the Priscilla Study Club at the home of Mrs. Laura S.

Baylis of 2022 Albemarle Road. Mrs. Elizabeth Laird of Boston, is spending the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Tinn of 5417 5th Ave. Mrs.

Greta Blackford and James Healy were in charge of arrangements for the card party given last week by the Brooklyn Sixty Knights of Columbus, at the clubhouse, 373 9th St. Charles J. Buchner of 50 77th St. was one of the speakers at the annual dinner of the Alumni Association of St. John's College, held on April 13 at the Hotel Bossert.

Carol M. Silver of 2110 77th St. is named on the new honor roll at Seth Low Junior College, where he is a member of the senior class. Miss Helen Louise Simon of 557 1st who received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Mount Holyoke College her Master degree from Columbia University, is taking further graduate work at Collmbia. John Hdnter of 375 92d St.

acted as chairman for the monthly meeting of the missionary society of the Union Church of Bay Ridge on April 15. Rose Marie Sinnott's Beauty Depicted on Magazine Covers by Artist By MARGARET MARA She is known as "the girl with the heart-shaped face." Rose Marie Sinnot, whose winsome beauty looks out at you so appealing, from the Neysa McMein McCall's Magazine. For several years past Rose's lovely blue eyes and blonde hair have lured magazine readers to the model for Miss McMein since the stands, for, she has been a age of 12, a pupil Public School 176, here in Bay Ridge. And to the famous artist, Rose Marie is not just another model, but her protege, whose subsequent career in the theatrical field she has aided immeasurably. The story of how Rose Marie Sinnot found her way into the artist's studio, and from there to the musical comedy stage is the stuff that is found between story-book covers.

For Rose's association with the life of the studio and the stage is her mother's dreams come true. Twenty-years ago Mrs. Sinnott was writing poetry, lyrics a and short stories, with hopes of reaching the top some day, In collaboration with Walter Donaldson, now SO well known among the makers of popular music, she wrote several songs. But along same handsome Martin Sinnott, one of the best looking men in Flatbush, and finally the settling down of the two to a home and the raising of a family. Martin Sinnott is 8 blacksmith, and his father, Martin Sinnot is widely known in the political life of the borough.

Retired to a New Jersey farm, he is now breeding fine horses, His son, the father of Rose Marie, is one of the best horse shoers in the city, say the men in the Brooklyn riding academies. But the stable men at the old Gravesend tack could have told them that years ago. He has the pride of the artist in his work, it is said. And examples of his art were on the flying heels that have gone out to victory from the Whitney stables and others equally well known. Rose Marie is the oldest of the Sinnott children, and by the time she had reached the age of 9 she learned to dance at the professional children's school and Stie could sing a little, too, but it was her blonde sweetness that caught the eye.

Mrs. Sinnott cherished the thought that her little daughter should have Miss Elaine Plitt of 8016 Harbor View Terrace and Miss Ann Faison, formerly of 599 3d acted as candy girls at the bridge party the Vassar Alumnae gave on Saturday, April 16, at Oppenheim, Collins Co. for the benefit of the Scholarship Fund. Serving on the committee in charge were Miss Irene Mills of 902 President St. and Miss Elizabeth Small of 32 Montgomery Place.

The patronesses included: Mrs. Henry B. Plumb of 11 Polhemus Place, Mrs. Jeremiah Van Brunt of 21 Montgomery Place, Mrs. Fenwick B.

Small of 32 Montgomery Place, Mrs. William H. Price of 11 Montgomery Place and Mrs. William F. Purdy of 183 81st St.

Sidney Berger of 330 3d at the recent election of officers of Brooklyn College, was chosen as secretary of the Upper Junior Class, man's division. Marriage Licenses Howard Smalbridge, 22, 328 88th Mary Edwin Butler, Engel, 25, 7123 4th 19. 656 88th St. Mildred Anderson, 25. 615 Prospect Place.

Louis Barkan, 37, 1053 Rogers Lillian Silver, 27, 2153 66th St. Peter Anchundia, 26. 489 2d Rosalie Miller, 525 40th St. Emil Christensen, 28, 349 41st Gerda Andersen. 27, 129 414 61st Amherst St.

Rose Harry Leiter .24, Harris, 23, 4815 14th Ave. Roland Lundgren, 32. Worcester, Ruth Erickson, 29, Worcester, Mass. Lawrence Christensen, 20, 402 45th Max Elizabeth Allmer, Cabel, 26, 20, 107 Park Place; Kath40 Windsor Place. erine Riegler, 20, 246 50th St.

Magnus Jegersen, 329 32, 342 St. 57th Greta Bjorklund, Samuel 25. Cohen, 25, 50th 274 So. 2d Charlotte Stern. 21, 965 45th St.

Theodore Markcity, 29, 85th 2429 85th Hilda Karson, 27, 2428 St. Louis Nunes, 54, 530 39th Quitera Jorge, 52, 1245 E. 40th St. James Critchley, 32, 5017 12th Henry Canino, 21, 2 E. 118th MatDorothy Colwell.

25, 5205 12th Ave. ina Rodriguez, 18, 199 President St. Julius Agmodt, 29. 859 59th Ruth Andersen. 25.

546 55th St. Olai Bruland. 53, 457 48th Laura Halle, 47. Kragh, 825 58th 22. St.

6830 Ridge Boulevard: Henry Edna Holtz, 22. 461 76th St. Edward McFadden. 25, 228 90th Edna Cahill, 29, 369 St. John's Place.

For STUCCO- -Plastering- -Brick Work JAMES F. PORTER 276 61st St. SUnset 6-2205 FOR BETTER ROOFING CALL CHRISTENSEN MOESCHEN 276 -61st STREET SUNSET 6-4045 REDUCED PRICES DEFERRED PAYMENTS PRIVATE INDUSTRIAL REPAIR WORK. GUARANTEED PROTECTION WITH "FLINTKOTE" PRODUCTS Personals Miss Ruth M. Dunn of 503 4th St.

is serving on the ticket committee for the forthcoming bridge and fashion show of Brooklyn Circle's International Federation of Catholic Alumnae. Mrs. George Schlegel of 167 76th St. is an alternate delegate to the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington, D. this week from the Women of '76 Chapter.

Mrs. Robert Strobridge of 554 3d Mrs. John M. Tallman of 35 Prospect Park West and Mrs. Harry M.

Rice of 90 8th attended the meeting on April 12 of the Senior Guild of Colony House. Mrs. Frederick E. Elliott of 122 76th St. has been appointed the committee in charge of the 13th annual bridge of the Prospect Heights Hospital and Brooklyn Maternity, which is to be held in May at the Waldorf- -Astoria in Manhattan.

The A. C. Club of Windsor Terrace, an organization connected with the Prospect Avenue Methodist Church, was entertained on April 12 at the home of Miss Gladys Scott of 491 E. 4th St. Those present in cluded Miss Theodora White, Miss Florence Roscoe, Alice SvenMiss Eichler, Miss Hazel Swenson, Miss Edith Attridge, Mrs.

William Blakeny and Mrs. Clifford Newman. Miss Scott formerly resided at 1345 Prospect Ave. William Spencer Doig of 14 Prospect Park West has been elected to membership in the Oasis, senior honor society of Poly Country Day School. William B.

Fink of 31 94th St. has been elected photographic editor on the junior board of the "Polytechnic, the student weekly newspaper at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The Rev. Dr. S.

Parkes Cadman of 35 Prospect Park West has accepted an invitation to serve as commencement speaker at the University of New Hampshire in June. Samuel Goldbarst of 1247 48th St. has been named on the honor roll of evening students in the School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance of New York University. Miss Meta Harms of 463 1st St. plans to spend the summer in Europe.

HOME TALK PATTERN 391 This little tailored has rather a sportive air in its double styling. The open neckline with rolled collar is comfortable as well as smart. The trousers button to the blouse. Light navy blue cotton broadcloth made the trousers. The blouse was a light blue shade, trimmed with white pearl buttons.

Style No. 391 is designed for sizes 4, 6, 8 and 10 years. Size 4 requires yards 35-inch for blouse with yard 35-inch for pants. You could easily make several suits in a single day. The cost is surprisingly small.

Green linen trousers with green and white striped linen blouse is a smart suggestion. Spring is the most important, the most colorful season in Fashions. All the more reason why you should have an authentic guide, such as our new Fashion Magazine, to show you the way in design, colors, ete. of course, there are styles for afternoons, for stouts, for home wear, lingerie, children, etc. Price of BOOK 10 cents.

Price of PATTERN 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap coin carefully and mail to Home Talk Fashion Bureau, 4808 4th Brooklyn, N. Y. picture she is wearing a lace collar and cuff set once worn by Mary Pickford, when the actress posed for Miss McMein. It is among the artist's keepsakes.

Miss McMein has been godmother to the charming Bay Ridge girl ever since Rose Marie made her debut as her model. And there have followed engagements in Ziegfield shows and other musical productions. including "Good "Rosalie," "Cross My Heart" and "Whoopee." At present she is doing a dance number with a "band act" on R-K-O Circuit. "Rose, as her family calls her, would rather talk about her sister Joan than tell about anything she has done. The truth is that Rose simply will not talk about herself.

Now Joan, she will tell you, does a marvelous original number -an "upside down" tap, that she is featuring in a vaudeville act. Joan is the wit of the Sinnott family and Rose, the quiet and reserved, is the idol of her two brothers and three sisters, her parents and the unnumerable relatives in Brooklyn and environs. For she is the most unspoiled girl, the same simple and sweet kid that the elders remember since she stepped out on the platform in the school play and claimed the audience for her own. Twice she has taken flyers in the movies, but the stage is her love. She enjoys the audience.

And if can please an audience, then she wants to know about it right then and For the patter of applause thrill that eludes one in the inky way of fan mail, says Rose Marie. Births Samaritan Hospital HAYES. born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes of 322 6th A boy.

GUYON, born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Guyon of 576 61st A girl. BLUM. born to Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Blum of 235 12th a boy. EDEBOHLS, 'of born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edebohls 375 18th a girl.

SERRATS. born Mr. and Mrs. John Serrats of 7115 5th boy. HUCZKO, born to Mr.

and Mrs. John Huczko of 618 3d A boy. DAMSTROM, born to Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Damstrom of 5120 19th a boy.

JACOBSEN, born to Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jacobsen of 880 59th a boy. Long Island College Hospital TOSTA, born te Mr. and Mrs.

Flavio Tosta of 258 Union a boy. AMATO. born to Mr. and Mrs. John Amato of 140 8th a boy.

WALLON, born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallon of 6815 Narrows girl. CAVALLO, born to Mr. and Mrs.

Sol Cavallo of 715 5th a girl. Boro Park Maternity Hospital STEIN, born to Mr. and Mrs. S. Stein of 4600 9th a boy.

RIENZI, born to Mr. and Mrs. M. Rienzi of 1367 67th A girl. MINDLIN, bor nto Mr.

and Mrs. R. Mindlin of 6324 11th a boy, FREEDUS, born to Mr. and Mrs. Freedus of 1353 52d a girl, SCOTTO, born to Mr.

and Mrs. L. Scotto of 6410 New Utrecht a boy. BASS. born to Mr.

and Mrs. S. aBas of 1575 48th a girl. NORISSI. born to Mr.

and Mrs. M. Norissi of 1620 69th a girl. BREHM, born to Mr. and Mrs.

T. Brehm of 9309 3d a boy. FLICKER, born to Mr. and Mrs. Flicker 1456 36th a boy.

MINTZER, 'born to Mr. and Mrs. N. Mintzer of 980 49th boy, COLUCCI. born to Mr.

and Mrs. I. Colucci of 5112 18th a boy. KAISER, born to Mr. and Mrs.

A. Kaiser 2217 80th a boy. FORDIN, born to Mr. and Mrs. A.

Fordin 1901 518t girl. FINKELSTEIN, born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Finkelstein of 2014 64th a girl.

WHITE, born to Mr. and Mrs. White of 19th a girl. BEZAHLER, born to Mr. and Mrs.

H. Bezahler of 4701 12th A boy. SIFF. born to Mr. and Mrs.

B. Sift of 1771 49th girl. La FORYES BEAUTY SHOP Designers of the Permanent Wave won First which, for Miss Mulholland at the Brooklyn Elks Club. 7811 3d Ave. OUR SPECIALS The WAVE $1000 CROQUINOL $800 VITA TONIC NEW SAVE 00 LOW PER PRICES TON COAL Market Price Our Price Per Ton Per Ton EGG COAL $12.00 $11.00 STOVE COAL $12.25 11.23 NUT COAL $12.00 11:00 PEA COAL $10.00 9.00 BUCKWHEAT PRICES ON REQUEST Best Quality Delivered In Your Bin Cash On Delivery ESKAY COAL FUEL CORP.

Phone Windsor 6-7100 It is our OFFICE AND YARD honest belief above the surface. was that no ever finer brought coal 1237-1259 Thirty-eighth St. Ernest E. Spencer Jr. of 618 3d St.

is a candidate for the lacrosse team at Poly Prep Country Day School. MARCEL FACE MASSAGE HAIR CUT MANICURE FINGER WAVE 25c WAVE PERMANENT $3 GERTRUDE'S BEAUTY PARLOR 5505 FIFTH AVENUE Between 55th and 56th St6. SUnset 6-8923 DE BARRON Rose Marie Sinnott her chance in the theater, and plans for Rose Marie's future were forwarded from the time she took part in the school play at Public School 176, written and directed by her mother, Neysa McMein was an ideal of Mrs. Sinnott. She thrilled at the thought that possibly one day her lovely "swan-ling" would be a model for the first lady of the easel.

So finally she brought her daughter to Miss McMein's studio, and wonder heaped on wonder, she was accepted as a model. Rose Marie's first picture by Miss McMein was one of a series that appeared for a year's run on the cover of McCall's Magazine. The series represented the 12 important events in a girl's life. At 12. Rose Marie was pictured as she looked with a mixture of wonder and delight at her first valentine.

In this PERSONALS LS Charles W. B. Wardell Jr. of 87 81st St. is playing on the Freshman Lacrosse team at Princeton University.

Mrs. Edna R. Finney of 441 3d St. spoke concerning the work of the institution and the children on April when representatives from Long Island Baptist Churches outside of Brooklyn were the guests of the official board of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Children's Home of the Long Island Baptist Association at luncheon held at the Home. Mrs.

Francis J. McDonough of 123. 85th Mrs. Eugene Carroll of 1499 82d Miss Senta Simounet of 7725 6th Mrs. Edward A.

Pallas of 35 Prospect Park West, Mrs. John R. McDonough of 305 E. 5th Mrs. John Donovan 473 8th Mrs.

James J. Heffernan of 65 Prospect Park West. Mrs. Edward J. Raleigh of 587 7th St.

and Mrs. William J. Heffernan of 554 60th St. were among those attending the luncheon and bridge given on April 11 by Mrs. George N.

Young at the Hotel Bossert. Miss May Mulhern of 638 Vanderbilt. Windsor Terrace, entertained at bridge on the evening of April 13. Mrs. William H.

Dunkak of 469 1st St. was in charge of reservations for the luncheon on April 12 of the junior members of the Brooklyn Woman's Club. Also present were Mrs. Charles Feltman of 628 3d Mrs. Tracy Higgins of 35 Pros- SPRING CLEANING DAYS ARE HERE YOULL NEED AN ABUNDANCE OF HOT WATER Install a dependable Automatic Gas Water Heater in your home and you will be spared the inconveniences of an uncertain supply of hot water for years to come.

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Reginald Webster of 15 Prospect Park West and Mrs. Charles W. Fyfe of 575 3d St. William E. Griffn of 63 89th St.

has been appointed to the committee in charge of the 20th annual dinner of the Brooklyn Insurance Brokers Asociation which is to be held in May. Mrs. Louis Stahl of 870 Union St. has been re-elected leader of the 10th A. D.

League of Women Voters. Miss Marie Konig of 1119 48th who received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Hunter College, is now a student at the School of Practical Arts of Teachers' College. Matthew J. Troy of 540 61st St. heads the committee of the Young Timers of the Brooklyn Elks to hold open house for the new members at the Elks Club.

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