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WANT ADS-Telephone Rockville Centre 1800 THE NASSAU DAILY REVIEW-STAR--MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1939, FIVE Mrs. Harding, Author, To Give Lecture 'Mexico, the Lady Next Door,' Will Be Topic Bertita Harding, author and lec- will be the speaker at the | d monthly meeting of the n City-Hempstead Commun-| ity , Wednesday afternoon, at; 245 p. m., at the Cathedral house, Garden City. Her topic will be' Mexico, the Lady Next Door.\ | Mrs. Harding's book, \Phantom wn,\ on which the movie! ez\ was based, told the tragic | story of Maxtmillian and Carlotta | in Mexico. \Royal Purple,\ pub- | lished in 1935, related the malow dramatic history of the Balkans through the lives of the m-fnted‘ Alexander and Draga of Serbia. The long controversy over the tragic death of Franz Josef's son and his mistress was the theme of Mrs. Harding's third work, the! \Golden Fleece.\ Her: current work, just published, brings the story of the Hapsburgs up to date with an account of Emperor Karl of Austria, his wife Zita, and the young Prince Otto. Lewis Gan- nett reviewed \Imperial Twilight\ and said: \It is beautifully written, without undue sentimentality, and reads like a fairy tale :in reverse.\ try, Bertita Harding was brought to Mexico when she -was three years old. She was educated in Mexico City, the United States and abroad, and speaks six languages Suently. She also is an accom- plished pianist and was intended usually revisits Mexico City, where her father is a leading steel in- This, combined with the romantic background of her mother's search for the Hapsburg jewels, left in Mexico by Maxi- millian and Cariotta, will lend col- or to her interesting subject. Society News and Notes of Recent Bride: |Miss Payn L Glickman Photo MRS. STANLEY W. URKIEL Miss Bernadette Marie Ful- lan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fullan of Hanover place, Merrick, is the bride of Stanley W. Urkiel, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Urkiel of Can- terbury road, Williston Park. The couple will reside in ir new home on Foch boulevard, Garden City Park. NEEDLEWORK HOUR Mrs. Cora Wattenberg of Lib- erty avenue, Freeport, has re- celved notification from the, Na- tional Crechet bureau in Manhat- tan of her eligibility to compete in the third national crochet contest this fall for the title of national crochet champion. Cash prizes will be awarded. CIVIC UNIT TO ELECT Election of officers will take place at the meeting of the Strath- more Civic association in the Wil- son school, Rockville Centre, to- night. Matters of civic interest will be discussed. 7 Calendar of Comi TODAY Valley Séremms Meeting, advisory board and tion of Bt church, Methodist ,, board \If fire ners, fireball, Thomas church, at church, # p. m. Woodmere , South Shore In- o r g a a 1aa Hon, ng Events Conference, Woman's: Home ADlssionary society. Meth- Trinity] odit church, all day. Young Milside Heights Trinity Halloween pariy. Ladies guild, Community chapel, # p. m. Lawrence tes, women's aus flary, Temple Iyrael, 2 p. m Long Beach “6 Tex, “manna: $1935.30. A13 E\? recreation. center, Lecture and forum, Reople's wfmfi high school, 8:46 . aukiliary the A909\) Luncheon Biue circle, 8t 1:25 Methodiat church, ». m. | m Lecture, Mimion to Lepers'', M gfifl Protestant church, % . mo Mesting. , drama p__ of Women's otub, In“): hall, morning. 8 p. ®.| Duplicate bridge, b, in slubbonee: #30 v. % ouse, 8:30 p. m. To . study s asosd. 1 **» nun-0,2 Choral society, home Mrs.. John l Mulcare, Devon. street, 1 p. m. Meeting. home bureau, of Miss Cornelia 3230. Lynmouth road, after- noen. Merrick Meeting, 'You People' clety, Blunts: chum-h,“- mdl w ® lecting, Women's league Community Prams eburch. - home - of | Mrs. Nicholas Mirth“ South Meeting, Iniermediate Lath» er league, 8t. John/s Luth- eran church, 7:30 p. m. Recreation center, 8 p. m.| M eeiin £ Card - party. \ auxil Meeting. Junior-Senior PT. ire - Hose com-u: A.. . Parks street .. high frepall. 3 p. m. school, 8:30 p. m. Rally, Democratic club. Em- Freeport pire firehall, 8 p. m. L Rum n a ge sale, Mepham Card und bunco party,! bigh school PT. A., 148 Mincols Women's Republicas club,| South. Main street, sill Barn dunce, Republican Me- Niederstein's.. 8:30 o. m.| _ day. eruite, Legion hall, 9 p. m. Meeting. Dramatic club. sc) Rummage sale. . Jewish. or- n Lo ur gin; JAN-\n 52700.) all dar. Motion. picture,\ \A Pamil - Meeting, Helping Wand sew-) Affair\ auspices of P-‘ll few ing ¢irele. home of Mrs.] A.. junior high school, § Rebeursal. . Community) Mabel Brower, Whaleneck| | o. m. Aad mi t3. - Davison] , foud. Merrick, \on” m. |Panel discussion, PT.. A. vene mum\; °W p. m Halloween ~ party. . _ M.] __ school 3, 8 p. m Installation, Nastau \ Count club (of. Church of \the| Halloween party, Pegaways w tion. PM») Transfiguration, home of} ~of Methodist church, at 'omen's legion Dest, 14~| James Staros, New| church, & p. m gion. clubhouse, .# p. m fray-glue, $:30 p. Tis Heath's, mm Presbyterian munen Our unce party, as church, , D. m. r- la.“ ea Chief's association. Com-| Meeting. trustees, Préesbyte- - Game paris. John W.. AM~| paniens of the Forest.] flan church, 4:30 p. m. dersan Republican club.| South Side fireMall, 8 p. m. clubhouse. - Parkhill | ar6-| Halloween p 417 . ist Rockie Centre pur, 430 p., 'm Garden Merrick Mesting. Mon's club, Baptist] Public institute on cancer. Meeting, thurch. ® so m sponsored by medical pro- church, -% fession and auxillaries,| D. m. Mincoia Cathedral house, 2:30 p. m P --- Card party. Rebekwh lodge.|Bridge and bunco party, Roosevelt Odd Fellows bail. # p. m.| auxiliary to Nassau hos-) Halloween party, no¢ +R --.- tal. Garden City hotel.) \Cub. home of Win Reckville Centre so? m. Collins, Willet place, 2:30 Game party. benefit of Giri] Nassau County) D. m Scouts, 125 Merrick road. college. eveni I pom we. «TUR Hunv’tlun party and ghee. Garden City Park auxiliary . to . Republican Meeting. Strathmore Civi¢| u,|,l_’udh. Aid| Cob, Park inn, 9 p. om. association, Wilion school) ageiety . Merrilion Re- Westbury ® pom formed church, 7:30 p. m.|Halloween . costume: . dance, Recsevelt Hempstead Dance - and - card - party | Matting, Queen of the Most Holy home of Mrs hontas club ganizations, 43 Church Lutheran church, 4 p. m.| Meeting, study class of Port- Mistorical- society, Adtiphi junior | branch | of Pirst Presbyterian church, Gore, Long drive, 3 p. m. Halloween party, Past Poca Oceanside nightly club. Masonic temple, 2:15 p. im. church committee City Congregational Valley Stream Men's club. Epilcugll Chureh of the Advent, 9 Willistons Bridge party. Women's club, Stewart Munor Country club, 1:30 p. m. Woodmere . A. of Nassau Stewart Manor t + home off Hallo ween party, Senior ublican <club) vil- . league, Jo v8 ags hab. I p. m. Saea 4 p. ms ier Is Married _ In Baldwin ~ ts the Bride of Norman Louis Petersen Miss Ruth Isabelle Payn, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller Payn of Monroe street, Rockville Centre, became the bride of Nor- man- Louis Petersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petersen of Den- ton avenue, East Rockaway, Sat- urday afternoon at the Baldwin Methodist church, Merrick road, Baldwin. The Rev. Karl F. Moore, pastor of St. Marks: Methodist church of Rockville Centre, of- ficiated at the ceremony, before a fermn-banked altar decorated with chrysanthemums. Organ music was played by Mrs. John Taylor of Rockville Centre, and Edward Van Aalten, also of Rockville Cen- tre, played violin selections, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white slipper satin made with a high neckline, fitted sleeves tapering to points at the wrists and a full skirt with lace inserts which ended in the short train. Her tulle veil fell from a corontet of orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Miss Constance Brodeur of Rockville Centre was maid of honor. and Elaine Kibler was flower girl. Bridesmaids were Miss Ruth Noland of Garden City and Miss Marjorie Schlueter of Rock- ville Centre. The maid of honor wore a gown of wine colored moire taffeta made with a full skirt, . short jacket and- puff sleeves. A bow tied in the back made a bustle effect. The other attendants wore identical gowns in blue moire taffeta and all car- ried bouquets of mixed chrysan- themums. They wore small match- ing veils with a coronet of velvet flowers holding them in place. The flower girl wore a coronet of moire. Walter Kirch of East Rockaway was the best man and the ushers were Harry Taylor and David Payn, both of Rockville Centre, William Pick of Lynbrook and Adrian McCall of Wantagh. Mrs. Payn wore a gown of royal blue velvet with a matching tur- ban and Mrs. Petersen wore a plum lace gown. They wore cor- sages of white gardenias. A dinner for the immediate families and close friends followed the ceremony at The Chefs in Rockville Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen will be at home Novem- ber 4, on Monroe street, Rockville Centre, following a wedding trip ungrginh. . Petersen was graduated from South Side high school and Boston university and is a field worker in Nassau county depart- ment of public welfare. Mr. Peter- sen was graduated from Lynbrook high school and Pratt institute in Brooklyn. He is associated) with American Machine and Foundry company, New Haven, Conn. Harriet Viebrock Wed In Church Ceremony Christ Lutheran church in Free- port was the scene of an early fall wedding, yesterday after n oo n, when Miss Harriet Julia Viebrock, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Cord Viebrock of Graffing place, Free- | port, became the bride of William At Birthday Dinner James Spiro was honored at a family dinner, Sunday, by Mrs. Spiro at their home on Pine street, Rockville Centre. Mr. Spiro cele- brated his birthday, Saturday, and the surprise dinner party was given the next day. Members of the immediate families were guests. Charles Zimms, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimms of St. Albans. The Rev. David G. Jaxheimer, pastor, performed the ceremony and the bride's father gave her in marriage. Miss Jule Roberts at- tended the bride as maid of honor, with two bridesmaids, Miss Anne Meyer and Miss Joan Jenkins, and a flower girl, little Dorothy Anne Weekes. Theodore Zimms acted as best man for his brother, with Pred Zimms, another brother, and John C. Viebrock, brother of the bride, | as ushers. The bride wore a white lace gown and her long veil of bridal illusion fell from a Juliet cap. She carried a bouquet of white roses, valley lilies and white orchids. Similar gowns in moire taffeta were worn by the bride's attend- ants, the maid of honor in pea- cock blue and the bridesmaids in crushed rose. They wore Juliet caps and carried old fashioned bouquets. The flower girl wore an ankle length frock in peacock blue taffeta and carried a basket of roses. The bride and bridegroom re- ceived at the church following the ceremony. There followed a din- ner at the Garden City hotel for the bridal party. After a motor trip south for two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Zimms will reside in their new home in the Surrey Estates, in Queens, Mr. Zimms is an employee of the New York city fire department. Helen Weinhold Wed To John J. Sayers, Jr. Miss Helen Marle Weinhold, daughter of Mrs. A. C. Weinhold of East Seaman avenue, Freeport, became the bride of John J. Say- ers, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John | J. Sayers of Independence avenue, General Interest to Women Readers - /- Miss Dorothy Binner's Engagement Announced Oceanside Girl to Become. Bride of Robert T. Conner The engagement of Miss Dorothy Jane Binner to Robert T. Con- ner of New York @ity, son of Mrs. Richard B. Connor of Burlington, Vt., and the late MF, Connor, was announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian BinBer, at a tea yesterday afternoon at their home in an instructor in ch@mistry. now connected with Central Re- search Laboratorié® of General Foods corporation. Alese of Franklin Square; and Mrs. Oceanside. Miss Binner was graduated from Skidmore college in 1935 and attended. Teachers eollege at Co- lumbia university.) Her finance was graduated from the Uni- versity of Vermont and received his Doctor of Philo®bphy from Co- lumbia university, where he was He is Guests at the tea were: Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Intem@in, Mrs, J. A. Garrison, Mrs. William F. Schnei- der and Miss Madeline Garrison of Oceanside; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hessler, Hynes, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mac- Whinney, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Mr. and! Mrs. Ralph Madden, Mr. and [Mrs. Fred A. Roeder, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Schieffer, Mr. and Mrs. Austin A. Scott, Donnelly, Thierman, Miss Muriel D. Lickel, Miss Edna Madden, Kerpen, William I, Roeder and C. J. Hessler, Jr., of Rockville Cen- tre, Mr. and Ms. Charles P. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miss Mildred Leonard Mr. William Binner of Mr. amd Mrs. C. C. Also, Mr. and (Mrs. Hicksville; Dorrigan, Miss Virginia Corrigan, Miss Muriel Corrigan and C. C. @brrigan, Jr., of Hempstead Gar- dens; Mr. and Mr&. John W. N. Faber, Miss Meta Faber and Mr. and Mrs. George Nielsen of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. George A. Dietz and Mr. and Mrs. O. Martin Johnson of Garden City; Mr. and Mrs. C. RandolpB Binner and Freeport, last night, at Christ Miss Virginia Elion of Hemp- - .._ stead; Mr. and Mrs. George Evangelical Lutheran church in Weckerle and Gebrge Weckerle, Freeport. Jr,. of West Hempstead; Miss The Rev. David G. Jaxheimer, pastor, officiated and the bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Arthur Smith of Freeport. Mrs. Oliver B. Gardiner was at the or- gan and Miss Aldona Lucas of Bay Ridge sang \At Dawning\ and \Because.\ Miss Alma Weinhold attended her sister as maid of honor, with two bridesmaids, Mrs, William Gahn of Rdigewood and Miss Ethel Rottmann of Bay Ridge. Thomas Drummond acted as best man for the bridegroom, with Stewart Hart and William Gahn as ushers. The bride wore an ivory satin gown, princesse style with long satin train, and her veil of bridal illusion fell from a rhinestone coronet. She carried white chry- santhemums. The maid of honor chose a taf- feta frock in rose, bustle back, with | doll hat of matching velvet and flowers. Similar dresses in peri- winkle blue were worn by the bridesmaids, with matching hats. They carried old fashioned bou- quets. A gown of wine crepe was worn by the bride's mother, with match- ing accessories and corsage of talisman roses, while the bride-f groom's mother chose brown lace | with matching accessories and | corsage-of talismen roses. A reception for 25. guests fol- lowed at the Crystal Lake hotel| in Freeport. After two weeks in Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Sayers will reside on Rose street, Freeport. Mary Baker of Maplewood, N. J.; Miss Alice Blauvelt of Upper Montclair, N. J.; (Mrs. Henrietta Reilly and Miss Rosaria Compe- tello of Brooklyn; Mrs. Ida Greves and Miss Catherine Greves of Queen's Village; [Dr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Johnstom of Bethlehem, Pa. Also, Miss Elizabeth Lawrence, Albert Weigman amd Albert King of the Bronx; Dr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Schiff, Jr., Miss Ruth Fores- ter, James Hubb@Ill and Robert Morgan of Mrs. A. L. Starkweather, Schuch- hardt, Miss Kate Sehuchhardt and Charles Schuchhardt of Wood- haven; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Newell of Huntington; Miss Anna MEN LIKE GIRLS WITH\O0MPH\ Years ago It was the \It\\ girl-last year the \glamor'\ girl and today it's the girl with \somph\-and pep who attracts men and has all the dates, fun #Bd success in life. 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J.; Mr. and Mrs. William Baumrucher of Stamford, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Newcomb of Flower Hill, Man- hasset; David Hynes of Andover, N. J., and Mrs. Richard B. Conner of Burlington, Vt. Hempstead Golf Club Women Have Luncheon The annual luncheon which wound up the official golf season for the women of the Hempstead Golf club was held, Saturday at the clubhouse. Mrs. Harold M. Butler, golf chairman, presented the prizes to the season's winners. Seventy-five. golfers and their friends were present. Mrs. Butler was presented with a gift from the golfers, and Mrs. Edward C. Sprague, vice-chair- man, also was remembered. Mrs. E. Bert Colven of Brooklyn, pre- sented tokens and read an original verse. h Mrs. Franklin A. Phelan enter- tained with several piano selec- tions. Following the luncheon, bridge was played. Assisting Mrs. Butler on her committee were Mrs. Fred Hel- mus, Mrs. Charles H. Dowd, Mrs. George Schei and Mrs. Jenkin. Recently elected for the 1940 golf chairman is Mrs. Dowd, to be assisted by Mrs. Ernest W. Fied- ler, as vice-chairman. Miss Elizabeth? Barten Wed At Hempstead Miss Elsbeth Barten, daughter of Gustave Barten of Miller place, Hempstead, and the late Mrs. Bar- ten, was married to Henry C. Ungemach of Brooklyn, and the late Mr. Ungemach, at the Barten home, yesterday. The Rev. Henry Wahl of Brook- lyn, pastor of the Second Re- formed church of Flushing, per- formed the ceremony at an im- provised altar decorated with au- tumn leaves and brown, yellow and white chrysanthemums. The bride wore a powder blue dinner gown with a bustle effect in back, and a short Jacket caught with silver buttons at the throat and waist. She carried a bouquet NASSAU ® Alper's Hardware 81 Main Street Port Washington, L. I. Port Wash, 508 ® Baldwin General Supply Lakeville Grand Ave. & Merrick Rd. 125 N. k Ave. $1 School Street Baldwin, L I. Rockville Centre Glen Cove, L. I. 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She is a member of Morton chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. | Alumnae Association \ Plans Theatre Party Mrs. Harry Wykes Whitehill of Wellington road and Mrs Roland | Sherrer of Brixton road, Garden | City, are serving on the patroness committee for the annual theatre party of the Alumnae association of Berkely institute, Brooklyn. The group will attend the performance of \Skylark on the night on No- vember 14. Proceeds will go to the School Settlement association. Halloween Fete Mr. and Mrs. John W. Symonds of St. James street south, Garden City, entertained at buffet supper and Halloween games party at their home, Saturday night. HELEN M. TIGHE Dance Studios Rockville Centre Williston Park Holile Phone R. V. C. 7368 of Nassay DEN CITY PERSONALS L. rs. Charles T. Bohle and Mrs. ilfred L. Hinkel, both of Ne market road, Garden City tained at the luncheor Hempstead Golf club, Sa -e- Mrs. Edward Finnegan Jerome W. Nammack, Mrs. H. Dowd, Mrs. Ernest W. Mrs, Charles J. Lane, M A. Gerlin and Mrs. Thomas Entee, all of Garden Cit the golf luncheon at the stead Golf club, Saturday. -o- Miss Patty Russo, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Russ Third street, Garden City, wi tertain several of her friends at a Halloween party at her home to- night. Mrs. Luer L. Wiltbank of Poplar street, Garden City, is entertaining Mrs. M. C. Ertel of Philadelphi Pa. -e- Mr. and Mrs. Dermod Ives of Wellington road, Garden City, en- tertained at a cocktail party at their home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Alexander, Jr. -o- Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Lashe entertained at dinner, Saturday night, for a group of friend t their home on Pine strect, Garden City. -o- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Crolly of St. James street south, Garden city, were hosts at a Halloween supper party, Saturday night. -o- Mrs. William .. 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