1. shopping
2. gifts
3. flowers

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'District Eastem Star
Offieers Pay Visit
To Astoria Chapter
Aileen A\Haupert
To Become Bride
Of Brooklyn Man
Mr» Kis/a A, Haupcrt of 57-03
6*Mjri lane, Maspeth, i n n o u n c e i the
!o"'
n ng
mamage
of
htr
d».
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Aiiecn Adnra, to Alex
OalatfMtrft, MM of Mr. and Mrs. Leon­
ard Caiandra of 16 Starr atreet,
Brooklyn.
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ceremony Will take place
Sund.iy at .1 P. M. In St. James
EpJacopal Church. Elmhurst, w i t h
the Rev. George W. P a r s o m offlciatłng.
The b n d e wili be given in marriage by her brother, F r e d e m k.
S h e will wear a white
frosted
mouss*! r*» 'it-soje g o w n with a
fingertip rełl She will carry a caseede bouquet of w h i t e roso* and
M i e l of the valley
(Ttłom*«i
M n Violet Haupert of Si. Al­
MKS K O I H K I
fl.KMKN
banii, alstrr-in-law of the bride, wtll
be m a t r m of honor. She will wear
The f o r m e r Dorothy Hahnau,
a light blue marqui*ette gown with daughter of Mr. and M n . William
a m a t r h i n g hcadpiece and carry a T. Hahnau of Woodside, became
bouquet of gladioli and tria.
the hride of Mr. Plemen. formerly
.Louis Alruri of Brooklyn, the of B e e c h Grove, Ind., in Corpus
'oridegroom'* hrother-in-law, will be
Christi Roman Catholic Church.
b**t man
A reeeption for W)
gtteata will be held in the Forest
Hilll Inn following which the coupVe wilł leave on a wedding trip to
Waahington, D C
mm
H w p e r t »« » graduate of
N e w t o w n High School. Mr. Całan­
dra U a m»mber of the N e w York
City Fire Department
He served
Ifi th<* Navy as. a redioman.
nr. <;rARt>i—Bocrrzzi
J e a n n e t t e B<> r u / / i Mfef Pmil De­
Guardi. both el Fast Elmhurst and
graduates of N e w t o w n Hi eh School
in Elmhurst. exchang»*d
nuptial
von | • Bi Gabriel - * Koman Cathołlc Chureh
A rocwfttoa followed
at P s - r n'l Rfstaurant.
Tka bride wore a white satin
gown w i t h an orange blosKom coronet. and carrted a bouquet of gar. d e m a s and iilies-of-the-valley.
F a y e P i u n i of Baisley Park,
majd of honor, wore gold taffeta,
fashianed w i t h a beaded neehllne
and a peplum bodice. Sh« had a
gold-flowered
tiara, and
carried
American beauty roses.
Andrew
DeGuardi waa h l i brothar'a best j
man.
T h * b n d e is the daughter of Mr. |
and Mrs Anthony Boccuzzi of 36-40 :
96* h itraet.
Mr. DeGuardt, son of Mr. a n d .
Mrs. John DeGuardi of 96-04 31st j
evenue. w*< d u r h a r g e d from the i
/ . m y as a serceant after two years !
over*eas service
T h e y spent three weeks in L a k e |
MKS. CHARLES R. FRKEMAN
Plarid', and are livlng at 31-35 95th
Mrs. Freeman, tha former Marstreet J-ieksnn H e i g h U .
garet P. K a n e of 22-05 120th
HERZOG—HAN LET
street. College Point, and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. H a n i t y of Freeman exehanged v o w s in St.
86-10 109th street. Richmond Hill, Fidelis Roman Catholic Church.
announced t h e m a r n a g e of their
daughter. Florence, to W i l l i a m
Herzog, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R
Herzog of 56-25 135th street. Flushing. T h e ceremony was performed
by Deputy City C l e r k Frank B.
Auburndale American
Legion
M^Glynn at Jamaica Court House.
Post Auxiliary heard reports given
The bride was attired in a blue
at a monthly m e e t i n g held in Megabardine suit w i t h a peplum in
„,
•_«• i,
. morial Hall. 198-()9 J3rd avenue.
bark. S h e wore a pink flowered „, , .
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._;_, corsage
_
„Robert
,
. F| i u s h i n g .
Mrs. B e r4t h a Franklin.
hat and an orohid
Haniey. the bride's brother. was a president, conducted the meeting.
Chairmen reporting included Mrs.
w . t n e s s . John H e r z o g was his
b r o t h e r a best man. A reception Pauline Weg, Americanism, child
Mrs.
took plare at the Harmony House welfare and rehabilitatipn;
Frances
Murray,
good
cheer
and
F o l l o w i n g a wpddlng , t r i p t o
past
presidents
parley;
Mrs.
Ann
Greeley, Pa., the couple will make
thł^lr h o m t with tha bridegroom's Wertz, history; Mrs. Besala Billings, publicity, and Mrs. Ltlllan
parents.
Hoppe, musie and poppies.
Mrs. W e g reported t h e collection
of cancelled stamps for Halloran
Hospital, Staten Island. Mrs. Hoppe
announced that she had communiT w o hundred and flfty persons rated with Public School 159 reattended the eighth annual Dad- Rarding a poster contest in w h i c h
Daughrer dinner of Girł S c i u t the pupils may take part. T h e con­
Trorip 4-140 in the social hall of the test is being sponsored by the
Lutheran Church of the Messiah. County Legion auxiliary.
Plans were mada for a card
Fiushing.
party at 1:30 P. M. on April 10 In
The pastor. Rev. Thaodora RessMemoriał Hall. Mrs.
Dorothy
ler, said grace. Troop c o m m i t t e e s
Schmidt
ls
rbairman.
of Troops 4-140. 4-384 and 4-306
A new seeretąry will be elected
s*rved.
at the next m e e t i n g of the auxilMrs. John Herbert Sipp. leader
of T m o p 4-140. weleomed Mrs. Nor- iary on April 17 in Memoriał Hall,
val A. Bacon, district comnus- instead of April 3 as scheduled, besjoner; Mrs. Hugh Evans, deputy c a u s e of H o l v W r e k .
commisałoner. and Mrs. William
Troy. Genevieve Rire, Elatne Har­
ris, Ruth Gooch, Jarqut>line Sipp,
Mrs. Haig Mergerian and Mrs. Wal­
ter Burk«*. troop leaders and asslstCluh Charsel. recently organized
a n t ł
A * profleiency badge award fol- hy a « r o u P o f y°un* J e w i s h w o m e n
lowed the dinner. First class ranks i f o r charitahl* work and łocial «c• n d curved bars w e r e presented b y i , i v i t ł " - . w l U o u „ t , i n e " P r o « r « m a t
Mra
Bacon. Mrs, Raymond C i * m ' f , i n « a t 8 3 0 P M - tomorrow
C->«ch, North S h o r t Red Cross In the home of Mrs. M. L. Gould,
nutrition chairman, gav« out aeout 140-10 Franklin avenue, Fiushing.
Offieers of the club are Mrs. Shiriiutrition certifleates
president;
Mrs.
S t e p h e n Wagner. William Moaaly, ley Greenberg,
Jane
Bart H a v e n s and William C r a y - !
Baumgarten, treasurer. and
fourd were receiv*d as "uncles" of M r s - r ' n * Le h <> w »'z. secretary.
the troops,
ILL IN HOSPITAL
T h a following seniors presented
Mrs.
George
F. Huies of 40-24
a musical skit, Barbara and Emily
Colrman^ Alta Bacon. Nikki Wen- 24th street, L o n g Island City, ls
deroth and Martina Feist. Mrs convalescing in Port Chester after
Willard Crouch, district program a heart attark. Her daughter, Mr».
ehairman, w a s t h e eoaeh and ac- Robert Nerrie Jr., formerly of Massapequa, has arrived in Japan to
companist.
r»»join h*>r hushand, Captain Nerrla.
I>Ł RAI ER TO KPEAR
Dr. Louis H. Bauer, president of
tha State Medicąl Sociaty, will addrass the Queens Medical Sooiely
oi
• -Rerenł
Trends
in
Medira
Care a* f» "łO P M. today at the
s o r i e t y b u i l d i n g . _ 112-25
Queens
• evard Forest Hills.
Poster Contest
Plans Drafted
Dad-Daughter Dinner
Held by Girl Scouts
Club Charsel Plans
Charity Program
Utnr
I.Y.IIIM
MK8. LEO B KLEIN
The bride is the former Susan
Grey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert D u n n of 39-58 47th street.
Astdiia. w h o s e husband is also of
Astoria.
Mrs Sarah Harrison, d i s t # c t dep­
uty grand matron and Ojf^y F.
Myers, district grand lecdarer, of
the First District of Q u e e n i t Order
of the Eastern Star, madę ł h e i r official visit to Advance C h i p t e r in
Masonie Tempie. 21-14 30ili|avcnue.
Astoria.
Mrs. Ann Falk, | matron
and Frank Falk, patron, w l c o m e d
the yisitors and 300 m e m l f r s and
friends.
Mrs.
Lily S c h r a m m a n i David
McBride were soloists, accolripanied
by Mrs. l^aura E b e r h a r d l a t the
organ.
Mrs. Amelia Fric*; floral
matron and her staff. p e r B r m e d a
springtime Ceremony and pgesenied
gifts to the Kuests.
A m o n g the g u e s t s were mes. Margaret Weinberger, grand r m r e s e n t ative to S a s k a t c h e w a n ; M i i . Jessie
Hutchison. district d e p u t l grand
matron of t h e Third DlArict of
Brooklyn and John D o l s o ł , grand
ma>shal; Mrs. Joseph i ne B. Pater,
matron of Pleiades C h a p l ł r ; Mrs.
Et hel P. Van Clief. m a t r o i of As­
toria Chapter; Mis. .lulijpte MeDougal and Samuel M Kirkman,
rrmtron and patron of A n c A r Chap­
ot
ter; Henry Helnlein, l > i | r ° n
Island City Chapter; M r « Nelda
Lankenau and S t e p h e n • . Joehl,
matron and patron of J B a y s i d e
Chapter; Mrs. Astrid K i i t e s and
Albert Kibies, matron a n i patron
of Mizpah'8 Star Chapt*r;' Mrs
Marjorie Salage and D a v i i Sjilage.
matron and patron of F o » s t Hills
Chapter; Mrs. Sadie A l t e A i a n and
Benjamin Reiser, matron l a n d pa­
tron of Bath Sheba Chapipr; Miss
Rita Katz, and Albert KruaL matron
and patron, Gęba Star I c h a p t e r ;
Miss Allison Fowler andjl William
Twomey. matron and patipn, Cygnus Chapter; and Miss p l i z a b e t h
Martin, matron of MaspoHi Chap­
ter.
Mrs. K a t h l e e n Fleureto|i, associata matron and her cjpmmittee
served a buffet supper I n l t h e banquet hall.
Mrs. F l e u r f t o n
an­
nounced a jamboree card and g a m e s
party will be held March §9 at 8:30
PM.
in Masonie T e m f l e .
An
Easter ceremony will be p r e s e n t e d
at the next m e e t i n g April 4.
60 Attend Reception
For Mrs. A. A. Cobb
MRS. JAMES P. FLAHERTY
Mrs. Flaherty. t h e former Eleanor Mary Clymcr of Elmhurst,
was married to Mr. Flaherty in
St. Joan of Arc Roman Catholic
Church, Jackson H e i g h t s .
Her
home
was at 41-21 Hampton
street.
ENCACED
REDMOND—HAGIFS
Mr. and Mrs. William Hagius of
Astoria announce the e n g a g e m e n t
of their daughter, Irenę Florence,
to Phillip Richard Redmond of Syracuse.
Miss Hagius is a graduate of Canton H i g h School, Canton, and Cen­
tral Buainess Institute, Syracusa.
T h e wedding will take płaca in
Jtina.
FIER-ALTSCHUI.ER
Mrs. Bernard Altschuler of 76-15
35fh avenue, Jackson Heights, an­
nounce th*> e n g a g e m e n t of
her
daughter, Jpannotte Nadie, to Sey­
mour Fier of Manhattan.
Miss Nadl»» is a graduate of New­
town High School, Elmhurst. Her
flance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Fier of Manhattan, is a graduate
of Stuyvesant High School, Man­
hattan, and City College.
T h e coupla plan to be married
June 7 at the Barbizon Plaża Hotel.
Jewish Center Juniors
Sets Spring Dance
T h a Misses Barbara Kahn and
Adrienne Beber, leaders of the
Junior League of the F i u s h i n g
Jewish Center, Broadway-Flushing,
today announced plans for a spring
dance to be held at 8:30~P.M. on.
April 19 at the center, 171st street
and Northern boulevard.
T h e dance c o m m i t t e e includes
the Misses Marilyn Numark, Lucille Hershfeld, Alvin Resnick and
Maryin Gussoff.
Mrs. Albert A. Cobb o f j F l u s h i n g
and Peterboro. N. II.. A l r o d u c e d
her daughter-in-law, M r s J A . A m e s
Cobb, to 60 friends and Imembers
of the family at a receptiojl and tea
in her home.
T h e bride is t h e former Audrey
Jayne of Fiushing, w h o s e marriage
to Mr. Cobb Jr. took pfare Feb.
22 In the Church of the Tfansflguration, Manhattan, soon aftjjhr he was
discharged from service Iwith the
Marinę Band s t a t i o n e d j at San
Diego, Cal. •
T h e y o u n g couple ls Maying at
the Cobb home for the pralent. Also
g r e e t i n g the g u e s t s was Mas. Fanny
Trevaskis, a great-grand^piother of
the bridegroom. who will celebrate
her lOOth birthday next August.
Mrs.
Etta Davis of JGardiner,
Mass., formerly of Fluslfing. was
a guest. Mrs. John M d j e o n presided at the tea table.
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Golden Anniversary
Markcd by Couple
Society
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TUKSHAY.
MARCH 2:>. 194'
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Repi-esentatives of the F l u s h i n c , Malha. and Douglaston Ga
Clubs and the Garden D e p a r t m e n t of the Bay*td* Wom«n's Club
receiving praise from their fełlow club memhers for their prizp
n i n c entries exhibited at t h e 31st annual International Flower Show
—
at Grand Central Palące.
T h e top-ranking w i n n e r among
the Long Island Garden groups was
Mrs. William A. Stickles, president
Mr. and Mrs. Maurlce B. Vort of
of the Malha Garden Club and rep- 19 S t r a t h m o r ę road, Great Nerk.
resenting both the F i u s h i n g and announced the marriage of their
Sipp announced that tha r e M
daughter, Miss L \ n n Vort, to Pa u
Ma I ba Clubs.
iUding fund campa:gn haJi
rent,
son of Mrs.' Isadort
Mrs.
S t i c k l e s had an entry in T. (ireent
ver t h e top.
€amper«h:|ja
icoiie over
each of the six days of the show. Greene of Broi>kl.\n and the
i were awarded > Jean Flostroy ...of
She also exhibit*d a Victorian com- Mr. Greene.
$10; Be%fer!y
| Ti'*»op 4-l(t, B
.u
The ceremony took place Sunday
position by i i u i t a l i o n . T h e MHII>H
i * •'""• P el, Troop 4-1H4, North Fiu»hiifcg»
woman r e c e u e d a~tutal of 17 points m the Hotel Billmote, Manhattan.
$15, and A i i*>en F"t*h of Mar mer
"for her eniries. Iwo blue ribbons, a Rabbi J Rudin, spiiitual leader of
h h t { ' i 4-210. North Fhtthinig, $1.5. t$H
setund and I h n d prizo and t w o hon- Tempie Bet b KI. Great N« ł k, ofllei- " MBS. ' TIMOTHY C. %VCO"NNOK anm luncement.
alito 'Ctted
irawa
ated.
orabla mentions.
Mr." and Mrs. (TConnor of Fast JKna [>pe of Troop a-lO, South. F1uah»
The bride wore an antł<|ue satin Elmhurst hnve'retui"iied from i w o ! lnu.
F n d a y s display a t t h e exhibit
who re*nlved honorable matt*
was deyoted to Scandinavia and the gown with alen<"on lace and a veil w e e k s In Canada and are I iv m g tiOT!
of the same materiał.
Miss Joan af his home, 24-31 Gilmore łtreel
Low Countries.
announcementt
were
a
(M her
Saturday was devoted to Russia Vort, cousin of the bride. was maid' S h e ls t h e former Edna M, Carr i nem :» i nood c o m m i t t e e
traimnf
and Mrs. J a m e s A. Coyle. lecturer of honor.
se_Apni 24 at 10 A. M. at tha
of 'M-14 ICttth street. Corona.
Milton J. Greene w a s best man
on a i r a n g e m e n t s , represented the
Hril "a>-s.iii -ii.on plan" aieet*
Douglaston Gaixlen Club with her for his brother. Ijiwrenee Zai iriten lat i v e | j aet for April 22 at
exbibit in the invitation class of a sky, Fred A. Baibanel. Herbert
107; openłng of annual cookt*
composition s u g g e s t e d b> the Rus- Fine, Gertild Dvotkln, J e r o m e Vort,
Ą.prłl 1; district B r o w n i e leadi•
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sian Ballet. T h e litle of the I>OUK- Stewart Vort, Alan Vort, and L» >nmieeting t h u w d a i at M A. M\
ard
Frischer
were
ushei
s.
laston woman's composition
was
te \:!.*•!. Bhore Red Croaa heade
After the Fawn."
T h e bride is a g i a d u a t e of Bret IX>M
3Sttl aren .je.
ter
Also r e p r e s e m i n g the Douglaston nau College, G a i n e s \ i l l e , Ga. Mr.
The -North i h O t t ttllitl of the
••nior le»der T i mie«e!ti»g
Club, Mis. Charles J. Post of Bay- Greene was graduated from St. \\"om<'n's
I.<'a^,n> for
Palesttne
d April 1 at i F M .
be
side reoeived second prize for her John's I*niversity and St. Lawrence heard Mrs. David L, laaacu, dele­
i leader*ii w e e k e n d eaj»pi»|t:
Holland a r r a n g e m e n t of tulips.
gat.' to the Woi id Zionist Gongreai
Law School, Manhattan.
tu Caiwp Andre, June 7 ' a n d S.
Mrs. Asa W. Jennings, Douglaston
cnifir leader'* training counta
After a w e d d i n g trip South, the who ls In Manliattan on a nflieali ng
Garden Club president, exhibited an e o i t t l * will live in Forest Hills.
tour for thr* leapue. speak at I
o p e r April 8 at 7:30 P. MU t h a
arrangement featuring calla lilies
m e e t i n g at the F i u s h i n g l e w i n h »iat. • to be announced la ter. A ecn>
and w h i t e bulbous flowers arranged N F R S E A N D P H Y S I C I A N
Center, 171st street aod Northern or onference will be held April I.
in a dark green glasa eon tai ner.
boulevard, Fiushing. S h e spnke on
MAKE WEDDING P L A N S
Awarried an honorable m e n t i o n
"The Communtty of Palestine."
Miss D o r o t h y E v e l y n • Witt,
for her D u t c h a r r a n g e m e n t on Fri- nurte, of 90-09 ^08th street, B<
JVTrs. Bertha Cherney, p i e s l d e n t
r%
day, Mrs. S t i c k l e s featured red tu- lalre. and Dr. E r n e s t Gerard S t a c h a i ot F
Umf,w a conducted
h et h e mNorth
e e t i n g Shore
which
s opened
lips. 'blue tria, a n e m o n a a n d blue of 29-07 35th a w n u e , Astoria, oh- w i t h t h e s i n g i n g of the "Star S p a n
grapa hyacinth i n a metloch con- talned a license to wed at the City Igled Banner" and "Tlatikvah.** the
.Morę than 50 members af tha
tainer.
On Saturday t h e Maiba Clerk's OfRce. Manhattan.
J e w i s h national song. Mrs. Ann E y e n i n g Branch of t h e Guild ot AH
woman receiyed a third prize for
Epiiacopal Church. :2l4th.
Mi*« Witt, a native of Ridgpwood. iMollin w a s accompanist. Mrs, Irenę Saint*
her Russian a r r a n g e m e n t in a brass is t h e d a u s h i e r of Frank Edward fTerry aang t w o selectlons.
place and 40th avenue, Ba>"sida.
eon ta i ner.
Mrs.. Rosę Danrhig gave a report heard a, talk on India hy the H r t ,
and Helen Dolan Witt. Dr. Stacha
Mrs. Theodore Zahneiser receiyed
was born in Elmhuritt, and is the ' on donallons received from v«i'ious B n n k l e y S. Snów den. "Motion pmhonorable mention for her Holland
son of Ernest C. and Joseph!ne Ca- • members and Mrs. Anna Jacobi re- tures of t h e work of t h e church J n
arrangement on Friday.
Jt»ofted on an earlier meeting.
India were shown,
pice Stache.
Mrs. William Joy of Hollis and
Mrs. C h e r n e y welromed a group
Utaa Gladya Ware 'conducted f|«*
member of the Fiushing Garden
of n e w members, 21 of w h o m folned. meeting.
Mrs. E d w i n P . F a l ł e t ,
EIJLKN S O N I U N HHllłi:
Club served as a judge Saturday.
"from the Ladiea Gul Id of the^ Fiush­ program ehairman, announced m
OF JAMKS PATTEUHON
Members of the Malba Club w h o
repreaentative from 'the Fedwrai
Ellen Ruth Sonkin, a former rot- ing J e w i s h Center.
served as h o s i e s s e s were Mrs. Wil­
It
wa$
announced
that
the
Wom­
Bureau of I n y e a t l f a t i o n will he H*a
porał in t h e W o m e n ' s Marlnea,
liam Barbe and Mrs. Ralph Fisber.
daughter ot Esther Sonkin of 41-08 en'! League will hołd its spring speaker at t h e April W meeting... ..A
M n . Isaac S m i t h , Mrs. Martin Poli­
42nd street, Long Island City, be­ luncheon on .April M at the Hotel i śpeciał invitation is eztended ta t h a
mer and Mrs Hichard Brown aerved
came t h e bride of J a m e s A. Patłcr* Aator. Manhattan. Mra. Ann Tel-j men of the pa.tiah t o attend,
as hostesses from the Fiushing 'Gar*
son, t o n af Mr. and Mrs. Chamlea c h e r a n d Mra. Elsie Goodwin are
den Club.
Patternott
of S a l t Lakę City. Utah, co-chaiT-men.
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Mrs.
Bertha Rudnick, ehairman
at a ci"Vll c e r e m o n y in Brooklyn.
T h e bride wore a N a v y blue dress of t h e "blue boxes" w h i c h should
with w h i t e polka dots and a w h i t e be placed In e v e r y m e m b e r s h o m e
Mora t h a n 1,000 persons attended
straw hat trimmed with N a v y and for pen nieś. nickels and dimes. colt h e annual m i n s t r e l s h o w and
, w h i t e accessories, Beatrice C. Cos- lected the boxes at t h e m e e t i n g .
dance held by C a m p l i , Patriotlc
entino and B e a t r i c e S o n k i n , . sistetr
Order of Americans, łn 'Lost BatBIRTHDAY fARTY
ot the bride, w e r e the attendants.
t al i on Hall, Queena boulevard, Elm­
Margaret Kalusa celebra ted her
A.. .reception for 40 g u e s t s w a s
hurst,
held at t h e Hotel Si. George, Brook­ tnth birthday at a party giyen by
Mrs. Caroline Burkę, president, lyn. T h e brtde 1* a graduate of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew
greeted t h e guesta. T h e ahow w a s Pratt • I n s t i t u t e
and • Traphagen Kaluia of ,15-22 14*>t.h street, Fiush­
auperyiaed by Mra. Blanc ha Decker School. H e r tliltband ls in the ing. Games w e r e played and prlgea
w i t h Mrs. Kata Zuhoski, generał Mavy.
awarded.
e h a i r m a n . . T h a tnterlocutor waa
mummmmmmmmmm i
Mra. Matilda Llaeke and t h e e n d
men w e r e Mrs. Anna Sklenka, Mra.
Gertrudę Aełllo, Mrs. Evelyn Slack
and Mrs. Julia B a h i n .
T h e Wom*lt'l Soriety of the First
Sołoa w e r e s u n g by Mr*. Ret ty
Woerner, Mrs. Florence Hammel, ] Congregational Church, Fiushing,
Mrs. Elizabeth D a m m , M:rs. Frances I will hołd a missionary m e e t i n g
Brennan, Mrs. Charlotte Wlssman, Thurada.v'at 1:1$ P.M. in the chapel.
Mrs. Kate Zuhoski. Mrs. Margaret .18-20 B o w n e street.
Three study groups, with "India"
Campbell, Mrs. Elizabeth Degnan.
Mra, Liaske, Mrs. Marie S o m s k y , as their topie, will he led by Mrs.
A, Hayner,
Mrs. Gi^n
Mrs.
Elizabeth Schroeder,
Mrs. Bur ton
Decker,. Mrt, Sklenka, Mra. Aeiłlo, j Wright and Mary E. Janas. Mrs.
Mra. Julia Bałvin, Mra. Slack a n d Jdaeph C. C o x la tea ehairman.
Mra, Edith Stack. D a n c e numbera
A t e w l n g aeision for the North
w e r e given by Barbara T a m m , j Shore Red Croaa Chapter will. he
Blanche Ś l i w k a and Patricla Q u l n n . j held from 10 A.M. t o l P.M.
Lynn Vort Wed
To P. T. Greene
ionist Delegate
Delivers
1 alk
Church Guild Hears
Lecture on India
Mmstrel Show, Dance
Held in Elmhurst
Church
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our actual aurvey!
I n cleaning a bathtub. B a b O
saved, on the average, 1 m i n u t e s ;
on a frying pan, 2 minutes; clean­
ing a atove top, 5 minutes.
old
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Mrv John Herbert. Sipp was rw1 ifi t»-d [*t*>-mrl*"• ot of • tha illouth.
FlushrriR t • : I Scout Leaders Aaao-"
jc;ation iit a m e e t i n g In tha N o r t h
[Short
Red
Croaa
headąuartera,
Servihg with her ls Mr*..'Walter"
Burkę, wet i'nary, ',,
Klghty membera of the aaiocsae
[tton and nei|
lorhood commiftea
I'" S h o r e Red Croaa
thr
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•e packaca program
Fufi<! 1
D* Imai A- Neutaman, radio arwhich foilowed t h e busineai
. sessio»n.
T h i program also featured Mra
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B u i k e of Baysida w h o Ulwą*
Irated s»-veial ftrUclM madę trafu
hoine nut!<>i iii.)s in the home nucą*
Ihg ełggawa. and Ralph. E. Goda, <•»
ireetor of iha chapter"* aafety aaair*
11 ces, wii.i gave .a s e n e s of demon*
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DCCITING OFFER!
ONLY IN MARCH!
O F F E R S to the discriminating
ihousewife, a D E L U X E complete!ly
flnished
laundry
service
;Wearing apparel atarched w h e n
jnecessary and flnished by hand.
Turkish towels fluffed,
shirts
hand starched and flnished to
iimeet the approval of tha most
critical. M o r t than 20 years exiperience in the laundry busiiness gives u i the right to «ay
i WE KNOW HOW."
J E S S I E F L O R E N C E SCHULZE, Soriety
Congrcgational
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron ł r h e p s of
35-63 88th street. Jacksnni Heights,
w e r e - i h e g u e s t s of honor at a din­
ner given by their six c n l d r e n at
the Astoria Mansion. Manliattan, in
celebration of their g o l i e n wed­
ding anniversary.
They are the p a r e n t | | of Mrs.
Matilda SteinberR and M«x S c h e p s
of the Bronx, Meyer arin George
S c h e p s of Brooklyn, IPr. Sam
Scheps and Mrs. H. O. S«|imirer of
Jackson H e i g h t s . T h e y I are the
grandparents of Joseph p t e i n b e r g ,
Louis and Barbara Schepę, Herbert
Charles Schmirer and l a u r ą and
Robert Scheps.
Mr. and Mrs. S c h e p s Irere mar­
ried in Russia in 1897 and came to
I his country in 1902. 'Bie dinner
was attended by 100 r e | i t i v e s and
friends.
1 Girl Scout Leaders
Rename Mrs. Sipp
As President
Jamaica Av«. at I62nd St.
Jamaica
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H I R I S WHY 8 A l - # CAN
SAVI YOU TIMIt
90% d your daily aeouring is
caused b y grease. B a b O waa created apectncaJly t o disaogW greaae.
W i t h grease diaaolved, dirt wipea
off eaaily, t h o r o u g h l y . Y o u ' r *
through faatt
S o aave time. S.r
work. Uae B a b - O
clean your pots and
pana, porcelain and
enamelware.
G c t greaae-dis
aolving B a b - O to­
day. See ifitdoean'
aa ve y o u • • muc h
aa h hour a d a y .
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Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
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