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TOMORROW,

A Frccport Bride

rAdelphi Graduate To Wed Woodmere Law­

yer In Brooklyn

The, wedding of Miss Dorothee Wil­liamson, daughter of William Skid- | more Williamson of the Hotel Mo- ' hawk, Brooklyn, and Charles A. Hewlett of 810 Broadway, Woodmere, will take place at 7 o'clock tomorrow •vening at the Central Congregation­al Church, Brooklyn, with the Rev. Dr. 6. Parkes Cadman, the pastor, officiating. " •>

Mrs. Joseph R. Harvey of Brook­lyn, will be matron of honor. The bridesmaids will be the Misses Mari­on Faulkner of Brooklyn, Ethel P. 3els of Riverside, Conn.; Marlon Swezey of Manhattan; Louise Wal­ton of Cedarhurst; Mrs. LlMian Hayes of Brooklyn and Mrs. Alice King of Brooklyn.

Arthur L. Burnham of Cedarhurst will be best man. The ushers will be Joseph R. Harvey of Brooklyn; Fred­erick V. W. Hewlett, Jr., of Wood-mere; George W. Hewlett of Hew­lett; Joseph 8. Hewlett of Wood-mere; Arthur K. Davenport of Hew­lett, and Henry Hewlett Tredwell of Bast Willlston.

Miss Williamson is a graduate of Adelphl College and a member .of the Wlllougftiby House Junior League, the 8hut-In Society and other groups. Mr. Hewlett is a graduate of New York University Law School and a member of the Mayflower Society, Nassau County Bar Association, Del­ta Chi fraternity, New York State Bar Association, Long Island Real Estate Board and other organizations. • r *

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R o c k v i l l e G r o u p N a m e i Of­ficers A t Final Sess ion

Mrs. Glenn C. Pettlt was re-elected president of the Home Missionary so-doty of St. Marks church, Rockville centre, at the last meeting of the season yesterday. Also elected were Mrs. E. P. Roberts, vice president; Mrs. A. G. Wright, re-elected record­ing secretary; Mrs. Joseph O. Wilson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. H. J. Wood, re-elected treasurer and Mrs. James Dunnet, secretary of literature.

Chairmen elected to standing com­mittees were as follows: program, Mrs. Van A. Potter; meditation, Mrs. E. H. Brower; mite boxes, Mrs

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Photo by Gllckmen Mrs. Mollitor, before her marriage was Miss Marie M. Hoffman,

daughter of Mrs. Joseph F. Hoffman and the late Mr. Hoffman. Mr. Mollitor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mollitor of Westbury. ***•-couple will make their home In Westbury. . .

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group will not September.

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Rockville Centre I Miss Winifred Feldman, who grad­

uated recently from the training school for nurses at Brooklyn hospi­tal, is passing the summer at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Feldman, Cortland street. Rockville Centre. Miss Feldman has as guests, two of her classmates. Miss Catherine Schieler, of Hicksville, and Miss Eleanor Herrman of Pennsyl­vania. Also Miss Gertrude Debulig of Bellaire, Mrs. George Tooker, of Bay Shore, and her daughter, Carol Hope.

Mrs. Leo J. Lambert and Mr. and Mrs. George F. Dunican and daugh­ter Mary, attended the commence­ment exercises at La Salle military academy, Oakdale, Long Island, Sun­day. 4 •

Freeport

f Phi Delta Alpha Meets With Theodore DlaboJs

A meeting of Phi Delta Alpha sor­ority was held recently at the home of the president, Miss ' Theodora Dlafoola, 21 Willow avenue. Freeport A short discussion of plans for the summer, was followed by cards. High scores were held by Miss Martha

4 Hummel, Miss Marie Muller and con­solation award. Miss Genevieve Casassa.

Others present were: Miss Mar­garet Carpenter, Miss Florence Cruickshank, Miss Anna Fritz, Miss Frances Wilson, Miss Margaret D* Amato and Miss Margaret Heger. The Mary Lewis, also of New Roohelle.

Isabella Bartlett Is Graduate At Connecticut

Miss I&abelle Bartlett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Bartlett of West Merrick road, Freeport, was graduated from tre Cbnnecticut Women's college, receiving her B. S. degree. During her years at college Miss Bartlett has been prominent in various activities, being president of the senior class.

Miss Bartlett has been appointed physical training instructor at Mrs. Day's school in New Haven, Conn., and will assume her position in the fall.

Mrs*. Anna Pupulidy of Lillian ave­nue, Freeport, entertained at a tea at her home Thursday afternoon for teachers of the Columbia avenue school.

Miss Elizabeth Marrin of Denhoff avenue, Freeport, passed the week­end at the home of Miss Mary Ryan in Ozone Park.

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Martin of Bergen place, Freeport, enter­tained at a bridge at their home Sunday night for the benefit of the child welfare league.

The players included Mr. and Mrs Gordon Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallo, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hansen,, Mr. and Mrs. Jofhn Mr-Kague and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buhel.

Mrs. Daniel J. Keleher of Randall avenue, Freeport, senior regent of tfhe women's chapter of the Moose club, had as guests over Sunday Mrs. Frances Reilly, 'deputy grand re­corder of the New Rochelle chapter; Mrs. Mabel Efferen, past regent of the New Rochelle chapter, and Mrs.

CENTRE- SERVICE CLUB HAS FINAL MEETING

Cassiopeia Service club of Rockville Centre held the last meeting of the season yesterday, at the Masonic temple, Rockville Centre. Plans were made for a picnic to be held at the home of Mrs. William Kesel, Sooth-old, in July.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Harold Brlndley, Mrs. William Grete, Mrs. Grace IJealy, and Mrs. Royal Richensteen.

The first fall meeting will be held September 19.

bert H. Randall; membership, Mrs Ernest Kretz; citizenship, Mrs. Wil­fred C. Phelps; hostess. Mrs. Frank-lyn Doe; supplies, Mrs. A. L. Law-son; investigation; Mrs. J. F. Flug-rath: music, Mrs. Walter Hollister; stationery, Mrs, George Vsn deWater; press, Mrs. Lewis Voight and Lenten offering, Mrs. Dwight Sooles.

Reports showing the great progress made during the past were read by the committee chairmen. Mrs. Potter also gave a resume of the year's work and introduced to the group Mrs. Gendall who gave the closing address from the study book "The Challenge of Change."

Mr. A M ! l b s , ETapfsr Give Lews Party For Hsspttsl

Mr. end Mrs. Sol Klapper of Lin­coln boulevard. Merrick, gave a lawn party for about TO persons, hi their garden Saturday night, for the bene­fit of Israel Zion .hospital. Brooklyn. The plot next to their propety was tan&fomed Into an outdoor dining room, and a beefsteak supper cooked on s stone grill was served.

The garden wss illuminated with flood lights and decorated with Jap­anese lanters. A stringed orchestra played for dancing. Mrs. H. M. Jacobs of Manhattan Beach, well known New York singer, entertained. Most of the patrons and members of the Junior league of the hospital

OCEANSIDE AUXILIARY MAKES DANCE PLANS

__, They came to Merrick In 14 cars, and Frank Storrs;'assisted by~Mrs. O i l - i" 1 ascort of New York city polios

accompanied them to the Queens line where they were met by a motor­cycle escort of Nassau county police, who rode before them to Merick.

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TODAY June 21, Freeport—Meeting, Zabud

council, Master Masons, at Spar­tan temple, 8 p. m.

Freeport—Annual luncheon and card party. Sisterhood of Temple B'Nai Israel, at Fischer's, Merrick, 1 p. m.

Freeport—Meeting, Helping Hand sewing circle, at home of Mrs. Emma Mount, Rockville Centre.

Freeport—Card party, Elks auxiliary at clubhouse, 8:30 p. m.

Freeport—Meeting, Lutheran social club, at home of Miss Minnie Lor*

i enz, Byron road, 8 p. m. Central Park—Strawberry festival, St.

Paul's Lutheran church, on grounds. lynbrook—Bus ride to Patchogue,

Doe club of Lynbrook. Lynbrook—Carnival for American

Legion. Lynbrook—Meeting, Green circle of

St. James M, E. church, at home of e Mrs. C. H. Prince, B Duryea place.

Wantagh—Annual picnic, Whatsoever circle, Kings Daughters, at Fussell's cottage. High Hill beach.

Rockville Centre—Meeting, St. Dun-stan's chapter, D. of B. E.

^ Merrick—Garden tea for Church of the Redeemer, at home of Mrs. Al-

m bert C. Doane, Merrick avenue, 2 w^ p. m.

Merrick—Strawberry festival, Ladies Aid society. Baptist church, after­noon and evening.

Garden City—Meeting, Alpha chapter. Delta Theta Chi, at Oarden City hotel.

Westbury _ Card party, Mlneola branch „ Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, at Country club, 2 p. m.

Valley Stream—Meeting, Democratic club, at office of Edward E. Ed-atrom. 8 p. m.

West Hempstead—Lecture, at taber­nacle. 8 p. m.

Oceanstd*—Card party. Terrell ave­nue P-T. A., at school, 8 p. m.

Freeport—Meeting, Hi-Ho bridge club at home of the Misses Wendt. Pennsylvania avenue, Stearns Park.

* Baldwin—Luncheon -card party and strawberry festival; women's guild.

i All Saints Eplsconal church, lawn of Mrs. Charles 8. Harvey's home, 18 MeKenna avenue. 11:30 p. m.

Rockville Centre—Bridge - luncheon auxiliary to Congregation B'Nai Bholom, Roadside Rest, Oceanslde.

* Baldwin—Meeting. Ladles Aid so-t'| clety, M. E. church.

Rockvine Centre—Meeting, auxiliary to American Legion, at clubhouse. Maple avenue. 8 p. m.

B+lhner*—American Legion flag pres­entation, St. Barnabas' parochial school, 8 p. in.

Frwaert Benefit card party for Alpha council D. of A., horns of Mrs. Frances Miller, 53 Harrison •venue, 3 p. m.

Lynbrssk—Meeting, Orange circle, St. . James M. «. church, home of Mm

Roscoe Brumbaugh, OftrflaM place. 1 p. m.

waatatfc—RsclU! by pupils of Mrs. L. May Seaman, at Sunrise Park school. I p. m, i Hwsatrtssd Meeting. Ladies Aid so-aistv. First Baptist church, 1M p. m.

Oaf— CKy—Annual luncheon. Cot Aaron Ogdsn chapter. O. A R., at

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and card party, parish house. St. Paul's Episcopal church, 8:15 p. m.

Merrick—Card party for Cure d'Ars church, in recreational hall, 2 p. m.

East Meadow — Citizenship school, sponsored by Republican club, at Newbridge road school.

Seaford—Meeting, Bicentennial com­mittee at St. Michael and All Angels church, 8 p. m.

TOMORROW June 22, Lynbrook—American Legion

carnival. Lynbrook—Lawn card party at home

of Mrs. A. Truman Fenner, Madi­son avenue, for benefit of women's auxiliary to Citizen's party, 3:30

p. m. Jamaica—American Legion auxiliary

conference. Freeport—Benefit card party for C.

E. society of Presbyterian church, at home of Miss Bertha Duda, Westfield avenue, Roosevelt, 8 p. m.

East Rockaway—Card party, women's league, Bethany Congregational church, at parish house, 3 p. m.

Freeport—Card party, women's com­mittee, South Shore Yacht club, 8:15 p. m.

Freeport—Meeting, noble grands of Rebekah lodge, at home of Mrs. Louise Cokolet. Roosevelt

Hicksville—Bicentennial celebration. Eastern Star, Masonic temple, 8:15 p. m.

North Bellmore—Strawberry festival and fair, lawn of Grace Lutheran church, Bellmore avenue.

Ocanside—Party for Terrell avenue school children, by P-T. A., 3:30 p. m.

Merrick—Benefit dance, Church of the Cure d'Ars, at Panchard's, Mer­rick road, Massapequa, 8 p. m.

Freeoort—Meeting, Chi Beta Nu so-ority at home of Miss Audrey Boi­ler, Whaley street, 8 p. m.

Bellmore—Strawberry festival, men's club, M. E. church, 8 p. m.

Merrick—Meeting, Busy Bees, Com­munity church. 3:15 p. m.

Belhnsre—Meeting, welfare organisa­tion at school. 8 p. m.

North Bellmore—Card and bunco party, protective league, at Exempt fire hall, 2:30 n. m. *•

THURSDAY Jane XI—Lynbrook—American Legkon

carnival. « East Rockaway—Weekly Card and

Bunco party given by the ViHsmnt and Protector companies at the new Main street Firemen's hall, at 8:45 p. m.

Freeport—Penny social. Iroquolr, cir­cle. Companions of the Forest, at Odd Fellows hall.

Roosevelt—Card party. Court. Ave Maria. C, D. of A., at pariah hall. 8 p. m.

MinseJa—Chemistry club of Chamln-ade high school to visit kre cream plant.

East Meedew—-Meeting, MeaMowbrook social club, with Mrs. Arthmr Olsen. Columbia street. Worth Bellmort. 8:15 p. m.

Lynbrwsw—Card party, auxiliary to V-. of P. W., at home of Mrs. Michael Murphy, Garfield pttje. Vast Rock­away. 3 p. m,

Stewart Mease Meeting. Oarden club at country crab, 8:80 %. m.

Frs*part-Annual ftMcnean, Women"i guild of Church of the Transfigwa*

OantartM dob, aToM Orchard Inn,' Rostra,

Baleen Reception. Lone Sag}* coun­cil. Sons and Daughters of Liberty,

Olive Weseman Is Bride Of James Siene At Baldwin

St. Christopher's church in Bald­win was the scene of a pretty wedding Sunday afternoon when Miss Olive Weseman, daughter of. Mrs. Bessie Weseman of Walnut street, Baldwin, became the bride of James Siene, son of Mrs. James Clark of Philadelphia and Freeport. The ceremony ( was performed at 4:30 o'clock with Rever­end Lawrence Kalsch officiating.

The bride wore a gown of white net with white picture, hat and car­ried a bouquet of bridal roses.

Miss Miriam Kelly, the bride's only attendant, wore a frock of pale pink chigon with pink picture hat. A bou-

Laura Reisert Is Givi 'Sweet Sixteen' Party

Miss Laura JSteisert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reisert of Wil-kmghby avenue, Seaford, was given a surprise "Sweet Sixteen" party at her home in celebration of her birthday Friday night. After dancing and games, refreshments were served.

Among those present were the Misses Virginia Cobb of Amityvllle; Elsie Fischer, Stella Royka, Irene Wlniski, Florence Reisert and Muriel Krummrich of Seaford; Dorothy Caffrey and Anna Devlin of Wan­tagh: Elolse Reising and Louise Hein of Valley Strsam; Edith Broderlck of Maspeth; Harriet Eldert of Valley] Stream.

Also Frederick Krummrich and Henry Reisert of Seaford; George and Richard Caffrey of' Wantagh; Marvin Engel of Massapequa; Wil­liam Strouse of Maspeth; Arthur Haven. Joseph JRugglero,- John Burns and Gerald siegel of Brooklyn: Charles Miller of Amityville; Charles Reisert of Valley Stream.

Aso Mr. and Mrs. George Caffrey of Wantagh; Mrs. Jane Krummrich of Seaford; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reising of Valley Stream and Mrs. William Siegel of Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Reisert of Seaford avenue, Wantagh, formerly of Valley Stream, have announced the formal adoption of their niece. Fior-^ ence Isabelle Walter, daughter of John Lewis Walter and the late Caroline Walter.

Merrick Women Entertain At Bridge And Luncheon

Mrs. Lee A. Holley and Mrs. Wil­liam A. Rochester of Merrick were luncheon and bridge hostesses to members of their bridge club. The group met at the home of Mrs. Rochester, and proceeded from there to Freeport, for luncheon. They re­turned to Mrs. Honey's home orf Lincolrf boulevard for bridge. Mrs. Charles Annario of Maplewood, N. J-, held high score in the games played.

Others present were: Mrs. Fred Goldsmith. Mrs. William Markin-son and Mrs. B*£5d|L Johnson of Maplewood. N. J.rTtSa Lillian E. Klein of New York city; Mrs. Charles Tom, of Freeport; Mrs. James Dar-gan, Mrs. John Loomls, Mrs. George Woodin, Mrs .Frederick Hardenbrcok, Mrs. Albert Barberi. Mrs. William Burke, Mrs. Arthur Hoelseth, Mrs. Bruce Gotten, Mrs. Wallace Skinner, Mrs. Walter Masters, Mrs. Henry Wtsseman, Mrs. Harold Erichs, Mrs. Rochester and Mrs. Holley of Mer­rick. . . .

Plans ware njede tor a dance to be held at the Oeaaossdo Country club July 33 at the ousting of the auxili­ary to Oceanside Legion post Thurs­day night at the dugout. Mrs. Rich­ard Wellington presided and Mrs. Maria Bailey and Miss Virginia Al-drich were hostess. Miss Aldrlch read the Pldae report. It v*is agreed to cancel the strawberry festival pre­viously announced in favor of a dance. Mrs. Richard Wellington was appointed as delegate to the conven­tion to be held in Brooklyn, and Mrs. Adels Duffy was named alternate.

Mrs. Adels Duffy and Mrs. Obeli Lilkstrale era co-chairmen for the dance, assisted by a committee which includes: Mrs. Richard Wellington, Mrs. Carrie Brockett, Mrs. Frank Zilch, Mrs. Marie Bailey, Mrs. Teresas Smith, Mrs. Harold Fowler and Miss Virginia Aldrlch. A special meeting of the committee wilk be called in the near future to make final arrangements.

The next meeting win be held July 31. Mrs. Adele Duffy and Mrs. Harold Fowler will be hostess.

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quet of pink roses completed the cos­tume.

Edward Wallendorf of Richmond Hill was the best man.

A reception and wedding supper fax about 50 guests followed at the home of the bride. -

Mr. and Mrs. Slene departed on a motor tour of the southern states and upon their return will reside in Baldwin.

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Miss Margaret Hovland of Capitol avenue. Willlston Park, has returned to her home from Syracuse univer­sity, where she will enter her Junior year next semester. Her house guest is Miss Dorothy Vosberg of Auburn, N. Y., a class-mate.

Mrs. Dakin B. Ferris of East Wil­llston was a house guest at a lunch­eon given recently by Mrs. Richard Storer at her home in Garden City.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Orr of East Williston have rented the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mortimer In Garden City and will spend the summer months there.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Paulsen of Broad street, Willlston Park, enter­tained Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Paulsen of Lynbrook; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ellesworth Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent OTJonnell of Valley Stream.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarke of Park avenue, spent the week-end at their summer home in Cutchogue.

Mrs. Weed Gives Musical For Church Organ Benefit

Mrs. Fred Wood of Bellmore ave­nue, Bellmore, held a musicals and tea at her home for the benefit of the organ fund of the Bellmore Methodist church. Songs were given by Mrs. George Boulanger. Mrs. Juli­us Fischer,' Mrs. Alice Conelli and Mrs. Henry Krug. Miss.Grace Heine accompanied at the 'piano. Mrs. Gudrum Abrahamson and Mrs. E. R. Wiborg gave dramatic readings. As­sisting hostesses were Mrs. Frank Munkenback, Mrs. William Fried and Mrs. Chester Smith. Tea was served in the garden.

Among those present were Mrs. Edward Schaehrer, Mrs. S. A. Kel­ler. Mrs. Henry O. Smith. Mrs. Ber­tram Heine, Miss Grace Heine, Mrs. D. A. Heine, Mrs. George Fieseler, Mrs. O. A. Ogden, Mrs. Charles A. Wood. Mrs. Jack Allen, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Jesse Vooris, Mrs. Clyde Trueblood, Mrs. Robert Drake, Mrs. Paul Koeber. Mrs. Kenneth Tillotson, Miss Elsie Baldwin. Mrs. James Ed­wards, Mrs. E. A. VanCott, Mrs. Wil­liam VanCott, Mrs. John Gilder-sleeve, Mrs. \ J. Russell, Mrs. W. C. Anderson, Mrs. William Bennett, Mrs. Harry Youtt. Mrs. William VanNos-trand, Mrs. Harry Leich, Mrs. Eva Trover. Mrs. George Boulanger, Mrs. Raymond Clarke, Miss Sadie Fish, Mrs. Lillian Specht, Mrs. L. A. Har­rison, Mrs. Thomas Newsom, Mrs. Clarence Sprague and Mrs. R. S. Kil-patrick.

Far tun Mrs. William EL N. Boatslmann Of

Castle avenue, Westbury, entertained at bridge for the members of the .Westbury Girl scout committee, of which she is chairmen, ai^^fg her guests were Mrs. George Bennett, Mrs. M. Taylor, Miss A. Killeen, Mrs. George Hesse, Mrs. Pierre J. Cbstich, Mrs. Philip A HartwelL Mrs. Russell 8. Bheman. Mrs. Wade' Snell, Mrs. O. Lupone, Anna Jones, Anna Small, Mairetta Hicks. Kathryn Norkaitis. Mrs. Charles Greene, Mrs. Catherine Duetwener, E. L. Bafford and Jane Overton Awards were won by Miss Jones, Miss Hicks and Mrs. Costich and a tea hour followed.

Mr. and Mrs. Thornton WoodweU and son, of Westbury, spent the week­end with friends at Westport and New Hartford, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Wade S. Snell have as their house guest, Hlldegarde Whit-aker, cousin of Mr. Snell, who recently received her degree from the Teach­ers' college, at Columbia university.

Miss Mary Alexander of Port Ches­ter, N. Y., is the house guest of her sister, Miss Kathryn Alexander of Westbury.

Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Haden of Ar-vonia, Va., have taken a house in Westbury, for the summer months. Dr. Haden is taking a post graduate course at Columbia university, and is a brother to Mrs. W. Carrol Heads-peth of Westbury. Dr. and Mrs. Haden have as their house guests, William and Ella Richasds of Ore Bank, Va.

GAVELS ARE PRESENTED CENTRE REBEKAH LODGE

At a meeting of Sincerity Rebekah lodge. Rockville Centre, Friday night, at Odd Fellows halL two gavels, hand made and hand-hewn by1 Leonard Bingstrom, a member, were presented to the lodge by Dr. D. N. Bulaon. Guests of honor at the meeting were Emma R. Serviss, guardian of the state assembly, and Anna WlOart, district deputy president. Each re­ceived a bouquet as a gift from the organization.

A program included songs by Mrs. Ada Jones, readings by Mrs. Ley Wltham and Miss Cora Belle PearsaM, and a duet by Elise Kinkel and Julia pombes. Taking part in a play were James A. Hill, Cora Pearsall, Ada Jones, Elise Kinkel, Florence. Sett-man, Prank H11L Ada Jones, Julia Combes, Alma Lindon. Else Schmidt and Anna Schmidt. •-

Hempstead Gardens

ROOSEVELT COURT PLANS CARD EVENT

The final card party of the season of Court Ave Maria of Roosevelt, Catholic Daughters of America, will be held at the Hart's avenue parish hall, Thursday night, at 8:30 o'clock. All games will be played and prizes will be given to players and non-players. Mrs. Mary Bauer, chair­man; Mrs. Catherine Kelly, Mrs. Lo-retta McClure, Mrs. S. A. Schenk, Mrs. Catherine DeLap, Mrs. Catherine Costello, Mrs. Fannie Brast,. Mrs. Florence Assip, Mrs. Anna Kugler, Mrs. S. J. Schulz and Mrs. Florence Harley are members of the commit­tee in charge of the affair.

Birthday Party For Son Given By Mr. And Mrs. Sehobel

Mr. and Mrs. H. Sehobel of South Maple street, Hempstead Gardens, en­tertained a number of young folks Thursday afternoon in honor of the 10th birthday of their son Henry. Games and music were followed by refreshments served by Mrs. H. Seho­bel, Mrs. Carl Salt-house and Mrs. O. Frobel. Present were Helen Frobel, Richmond Prehn, Marie Frobel, Vio­let Prechtel, Roddy Morgenweck, Agnes Sehobel, Belle Floating, Flor­ence Prechtel, Buddy Prechtel, Alice Sehobel, John Prechtel, Virginia Stanley, John Sehobel, Rita Leopard, Elise Floating and Henry Sehobel.

ROOSEVELT JEWS PLAN BENEFIT FETE TONIGHT

ROOSEVELT TEACHERS HOLD HOLLIS REUNION

Mrs. Jnrgens Entertains At Luncheon Ami Bridge

Mrs. L Henry Jurgens of Wester-velt avenue, Baldwin, entertained at luncheon and bridge at her—home Thursday. Guests inculded Mrs. Har­old Young, Mrs. F. Galloway, Mrs. L. Tuttle, Mrs. Edward Clark and Mrs. Clyde Monett, ell of Richmond Hill; Mrs. Benjamin. Fayre and Mrs. Her­man Lotze of Hollis and Mrs. Charles Monett of Baldwin.

Awards for high scores were re­ceived by Mrc. Young and Mrs. Fayre.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monett of Stanton avenue, Baldwin, entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs; Harry Daab and daughter Norma and Mr. Monett/s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Monett of Richmond Hill.

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Sfx of the seven teachers' who made up the faculty of the Roosevelt school 33 years ago, held' a reunion at the home of Mrs. Madge Bolster Stevenson, Hollis, Saturday. The guest of honor was Mrs. Francis Stelnbarge Smith, teacher in the Valley Stream public schools, who is retiring.

Others present were: Mrs. Kathar­ine De Lap, the Misses Loretta and Jane Fitzgerald of New York city and Mrs. H. W. Seabury of Roose­velt. Luncheon was served and old times reviewed. Mrs. Smith received a gift of linen.

CLTJB PLANS PARTY The West End Mothers club of

Lynbrook will hold a garden .card party at the home of Mrs. Lottie Chester, 31 BUrtis street, Lynbrook, June 39, at 3 p. m. Mrs. Alex Alex­ander will assist the hostess.

PLEADS NOT GUILTY Charles Murray of Great Neck

pleaded not guilty when arraigned be­fore Judge Cortland A. Johnson in Nassau county court yesterday on a charge of third degree burglarly. He was arrested on the complaint of Peter N. Leone of Great Neck. Leone charged that Murray entered his house and stole a" gas stove. Murray .was allowed his liberty in nominal bail for trial later.

The Roosevelt Jewish center will hold a strawberry festival at 94 Woods avenue, Roosevelt, tonight. The affair will be in charge of Mrs, Louis Le-vine, chairman ;^Mrs. Joseph Morris, Mrs. Morris Sigman and Mrs. H. B. Winer. All members of the center are requested to bring packages contain­ing gifts, which will be sold for tho benefit of the center.

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TAG DAY THURSDAY, JUNE 23

Given for the benefit of the Shlloh Baptist Church, Rockville Centre. Rev. S. W. Miles.

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ST. MARK'S GUILD PLANS FESTIVAL AND PARTY

The Woman's Episcopal church, North Bellmore, will hold a card party and strawberry festival at the parish hall, Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Francis Dedek, president of the guild, will be assisted by other members.

The Men's club of St. Mark's church will meet at the parish hall tonight at 8:30 o'clock.

DAUGHTER ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. St. John,

93 Cedar street, Hempstead, announce the birth of a daughter, Mflva Leah, born at South Side Communities hos­pital Monday, June 30 at 10:30 in the morning. The baby weighed 6% pounds and both mother and child are reported doing nicely.

Mrs. St. John was the former Miss Leah Smith, of Freeport. She was a graduate of the 1931 class of -the Nassau hospital school of nursing, at Mlneola.

.V Mrs. Mansfield Gives Tea For Country Club

Mrs. B. W. Mansfield of Jefferson street, Stewart Manor, opened her home from 3 until 5 o'clock for a garden tea for the benefit of the Stewart: Manor Garden club. Mrs. Mansfield's garden was bedeckedvwith polyantha roses flanking either side of a hedge, Interspersed with verbena and heliotrope. Two rose arbors in the rear of the garden were a pleas­ant accompaniment to a bronze sun­dial, presented Mrs. Mansfield by the members of the Garden club, of which she was president last year. A large number of members of the club

and their friends visited the garden.

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we N o other baker uses the same hidden ingredient that

do. It gives to our soft rolls a fresh, delicious taste. The hard

rolls have crisp, just-hard-enough crusts. All hgvc everything

of texture and fine flavor that can be baked into rolls.

This hidden ingredient is all the knowledge that genera­

tions of baking have given us.

Parker house Rolls, Westchester, Delmonico, Home MH*

-*-whatever your choice we have them for you. And our

three-times-a-day deliveries bring them to yon fresh from

our ovens.

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COOKIES Ginger insps, browniei, peairat cookies, Madiera, Illinois or Milan cookies— many kinds, shapes, flavors; all fresh, pure and delicious.

RAIS IN BREAD PECAN BUNS K A rich lemon flavored loaf, filled with plump juicy rai«im, good toasted or for sandwiches.

A rich coffee rake dough, with fresh creamery butter rolled int twisted and iced with • "water icing and sprinkled with whole pecans.

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