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4 bacaiine abi Memi ara Hex: s a m rentes lub, bars % man =-- Personal News Nassau Villages 1 MElmont‘ | (Club Activites) A Haliowee'en party will be held in the basement of y church, Oct 'lober 31, by the Girls club ot (n church g) A meeting of the auxiliary to Bel 'Imont Hook and Ladder company will 'be held Tuesday at the Elmont rous fro hall. .\ The Rimont Civic and Taxpayers .jassociation will hold a novelty dance ,\ tonight at the Elmont road fre hal} The Ladies aid society of United Presbyterian chureh will hold x cars d bunce party in the basement of church Priday, October 10 -L Mrs. Mal-J Dormr was re-elected {president the nt health clit (Pecvonni News and Mention) Stewart M nor‘ at the antmal meeting of the ing of the orgaiizn u? (12.1121:ng 11:2 bf; fifllnh; f I a \3:2!“ last week at the Elmont nsd o . : . C #--- e lor the past three weeks, returned to A P F3 ( t (Personal News: and Mention) rm ___ home Thursday at Wells Beach, J. N. Holden, well known in Stew- FEATURES PLANNED ine f c e \Taa art\ Minor is on a hunting trip in; several interesting foaturcs ) Mr. and Mrs. James Timmerman of B 4 : F £ He will be away for one bnlvgmmod Tor the next mee mg of klyn avenue, Hempstead Gardens, : nox! ating E: week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. ithe Edwin W. Wallace Women' Rep | + in 9 Features Of Interest To Wome - @ --+ * \ANNUAL RECEPTION | wear AT WEST HEMPSTEAD | | The annual reception to the teach- | ot the Chester street gchoo! will held Priday, September 26, by the West Hompstead Parent-Teacher asso- tion. A musical programm has been aned. Mrs. George 8. Mason, pros- t of the assoctation, will éall upon Edward _ Matthews, . cafeteria man, to tell of the work in pro- in the cafeterias of both schools. - -+ Hempstead | Gardens: | For Winter Evening Dodge of Jefferson street.jublican club, scheduled for Woi« ugo Horn 4! their summer home at of theCentralis in Cincinnati where he is attend-\day night, October 2. at the (\.» untiuston, L October|ing a convention of the National Life|rooms, 49 Front Wednesday street, 22, at 2:80 o'clock in the Seamen's Insurance company. Rocks ille Hempstead Gardens\ --- Band Will Meet This Afternoon The Mission band will meet this wfternoon at | 4:30 - o'clock in | the! thurch on South Maple sireet, Mrs.] U. Dudley, leader. s _ Rockville (Personal News and Mention) Mrs. Michael J. Madigan and son,! John, Maple avenue, Rockville Cen-) &re, returned Tuesday from South- mmpton where they had been for the gacht races Mrs, Albert Ackerman and daugh- ter, Barbara, formerly of Rockville Centre, - now of Hartford, Conn., have returned to their home after spending a few dayswith Mrs. Leslie ©. Carr, Jr., Loel court. Mrs. Raymond F. Druhan, of Wal- mut avenue. Rockville Centre, who has | spent the summer at her cottage at Quogue, is entertaining . her sister, Miss Betty Breen, of Manhattan, and rs. John Foley, of Brooklyn. . Mrs. uhan will return to Rockville Cen- * tre about October 1. l Rockville Centre | e- Novum Club Meets With Miss Ganson Miss Helynne A. Janson, North Village avenue, Rockville Centre, was ostess to the Novim club at her me Wednesday evening. Members mt were: Miss Gertrude Tufel, iss Virginia Wilson, Miss Dorothea win, Miss Caroline Curley, Mrs. rthur M. May, Rockville Centre and Marion Caulfield, Lynbrook. ms were made for a theatre par- October 14. 'The club is also plan- to take up miniature . golf . in- d of bridge whfe the weather; its. 'The next meeting will be eld in two weeks at the home of iss Gertrude Tufel, Lincoln avenue. ugg To Address Women's Club The Women's club of Rockville Pentre Congregational church will hold its regular meeting and lunch- n in the church parlors Monday af- Tnoon. Herbert Rugg, guest speak- er, will outline the church's mission- ary program for the ensuing year. As a result of the recent election the following officers have been in- stalled: Mrs. Robert 8. Clark, presi- m: Mrs. Paul Bellows, vice-pres!- nt; Mrs. Austin Mosbacker, record- mg secretary; and Mrs. Edna Tun- §son, corresponding secretary. rs. Lillian Hurley At Bridge Mrs. Lillian Hurley, Vassar place, ckville Centre, entertained her idgo club Wednesday afternoon 'Those present were: Mrs, Joseph T Fart, Mrs. William Rickmar, Mrs. Howard Klase, Mrs. Vincent J. Mitchell, Mrs, M. M. Gifford, Mrs. Oarl well and Mrs. Arthur M. May 11 of Rockville Centre. High score awards went to Mrs, Rickmar, Mrs my and Mrs. Hurley. The club will ect again in two weeks at the home Mrs. Howard Klase, Vassar place. Woung People's Sing Wet For September 28 A young people's sing wil be held Rt the home of the Rev. John B Wanna, pastor of Rockville Centre Somrpnflonnl church, 67 Princeton reet. September 28, at 7:30 p. m. --- --- I Mineola | (Personal News and Mention) Mrs A. Schomann of Little Falls, . J., was guestof Mrs. A. Noll, Gera- Mrs. George rty road, Mineola, returned Mon- y night from a trip to Boston, Mrs. Claire A. Brown, Mra. Lee lAndrews and Mrs. Anne were sts of Mrs. Eva Gower, End, Hemmld, at a bridge party on day ni . High score prise) won by Mrs, Andrews. --- I Mineola | GI“. And Mrs. Andrews Mark Anniversary A surprise party was given for Mrs. 4 ur Andrews at the Wang try club Monday evening by waband, Arthur Andrews, Main street, celebration of their tenth wedding miversary. 'The tables, set for 30 ests, were beautifully decorated, «Genterpiece being bf p dahilis and amers of amilax ending with ink dahlia marking each place. drews was the rtciptent of utlful gifte. After dimmer, #ola were: Dr. and Mr». P. F. Schirck, Judge and Mrs. J, .Dwight w. and Mrs. Prank Brown and A .\ Mrs. Prank Krug. Miss Evelyn Briggs t the home of her sister, Mra. The reoma were decorated im lor acheme of rose and AJ Black and white still hold important sway in Dame Fashion's decrees for the coming winter season. 'The resembling fish scales, and is made with the tight-fitting long skirt draped with scallops about the hips. The shown at the right is wom with a with & wide collar of ermine. | gown at the left is of black spangles stunning white taffeta evening frock jaunty black velvet jacket trimmed Ald society, outlined the program fora lawn and bridge party recently at the season, each chairman giving an account of the work being engaged in by her particular group. Mrs. Percy Weeks played a piano solo and two vocal solos were sung by Mrs, Chester|the first award; Mrs. Sims the sec- B. Pierce. Williston Park] (Personal News and Mention) Mr. and (Mrs. William F. Hurley, Prospect street, Williston Park, enter- tained recently mt their home Mr., festival at Septem- na io o. a boron. oo and hat 15 wht be served rom Mrs. G. A. Kearns, Mr. MF. and Mrs. John McC Mr. and Mrs. Hurley. ning. the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tate, Marcel- lus road, Williston Patk, are sP®DC-| Block post, Veterans of the Foreign Ing two weeks at Lake George. turned from Cléeland, Ohlo, where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur . Bates of Schenectady were recent house guests Broad street, Williston Park, Miss Jeanne Walshe, Post aventfe during this week. | avenue, in Pennsylvania. and Canada, Park, and William Caldwell, East Wil- liston, spent several days this week Owen of White Plains. Mrs. was the former Virgihia Titus, East Williston. ® -# | Williston Park | E Mrs. William F. Hurley Has Lawn Party Mrs. William F. street, Williston Park, entertained at and Mrs.\ 5 until 7 o'clock. A Harry Gottfried, Mr. and Mrs, J. C.|tertainment will follow. 'Tickets may Scherrer, Mr. and Mrs. Olivet Sims,\be obtained from any member of the they and society or may be purchased at the ridge and door. dancing were enjoged during the eve- Refreshments were served DY} Foreign War Vets Mr. and Mrs. William Henty, S7TA-/evening at the Main street clubrooms. cuse street, Williston Park, have Bridge, bunco, pinochle and 500 were of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carton, CLOUD To Reward had Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Croon of Williston Park school district nine, Princeton, N. J., staying at her home|of which Kurt Uzelman is president Thomas and Frances Stone, Liberty|aWarded the pupils of those schools, have returned to Westbmfwho attain 100 per cent in attend- |from a vacation spent with relatives) ance and who Mr. and Mrs. John J. Byrnes, Exe- term. Awards will be in the form of ter street, are on a two weeks motor|Certificates inscribed with the pupils |trip throtigh the New England states|names, Other prizes will be given. |_ Miss: Lydia Meaghan of Williston] Reception To Pastor as guests of Mr, and Mrs, BenJamin/gs: andrew's Episcopal church will O%OD |tender the Rev. and Mrs. J. Reginald Hurley, Prospectinext month, with Mrs. Stephen Bell her home for Mrs. L. A. Kochey, Mrs I8. E. Both, Mrs. Lester Bernhardt, Mrs. Oliver Sims, Mrs. G. A. Kearns, Mrs. Harry Gottfried, Mrs. Both won ond, and Mrs. Gottfried, the consola- tion award. Tem- served after the card playing. Ladies' Atd Society Plans Harvest Festival | Members of the Ladies' Ald society of the East Williston Community church will hold their amual harvest Supper ot en- Auxiliary Has Party The Ladies' auxiliary to Adoiph Warts, held a card party Wednesday played. Awards were presented the winners. Refreshments were served. Faithful Students The Parent-Teacher association of| has announced that prizes will be have been on time for school each day during the school On Friday Schedule Members of the Women's Guild of Moodey a reception in the parish hall Friday evening. Rev. Moodey is the newly appointed tector of Bt. And- rew's, Mrs. Herman Becker and Mrs. Edna Anson will be hostesses at the the annual fair which will take place in charge. 192 Merrick Road Sunday Louisiana, Gumbo -or Michel's Restaurant Formerly Camp's Rockville Centre party, Plans are also under way for | Dinner $1 25 served from 12:30 to 9:30 P. M: APPETIZERS Fruit Oup Grenatiines Oysters soUpPS Shrimp or Glam Cocktail Bostoh Clam Chowder ENTREES Pilet de sole Wine Sauce or Spaghetil CHOICE OF ROAST sess. Fillet \ Brofled French Nun‘s: dns Shae s or Mike f Michel's Famous Hot Biscwits and UA served. with all Dinners and a id carte Try Michel's Week © L Stem 11 to service a Centre. This weekly feature, is only one of the many ser- vices that The Consumer's renders its customers . . . Clip these advertisements each week and you will soon have a valuable and us ef ul encyclopedia of household information. Dear Friends: The Recipe of the week . .. Here are two recipes from Michel's for the lighter part of the meal. Both can be mud upon to bring forth a favorable com- fro— every member of the family. Choeolite Cream Dessert One quarter cufi shortening, !/, cup sugar, 4 yolks, 1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon baking ler, 1 teaspoon orange extract, !, cup Cream shortening and sugar, gradual} beaten egg yolk. Sift flour and bakin; three times and beat well after adding oring. Bake in muffin pans in en, 15 to 20 minutes. When cold enter of the cake from the bot- cake with chocolate icing with sweetened whipped A very dear friend of mine presented me with a well timed opportunity to visit Newport and the America Cup Races. I'm not familiar with yacht racing and it took Jack, Betty's friend, almost an hour. to explain to me what it was all about. To be truthful with you I have never set foot aboard a sailing vessel in my life and you can just imagine how bewild- ered I was ihen he started talking about Halyards, Jibs, Port-quartor aud Abcam, Jack gave it up finally as a bad job, telling us that we would find more interest in the style show ancy. Newport gare me a thall with its gala parade of clubmen, yachtsmen, society women and the thousands of other people who were in Newport through sheer curiosity. Jack said that hardly one of them knew the difference between port and starboard. He looked right at us when he said it, but he finally had to take some of it back when an elderly spectator asked him what a Genoa Jib was. After several at- tempts to explain, a better informed member of the party viewing the races leaned over and quickly cleared up the stumble block, much to Jack's consternation. It was our turn to laugh, but he took it good naturedly. Jack's a pretty good sport. We saw the races, but with the cold, the fog and dampness, we found more pleasure ashore than wallowing around miles from terra firma. Those yachts meant no more to us than a couple of blankets tied to telephone poles. They looked to be miles away and barely mov- ing. As soon as we were ashore again rushed to their rooms to get warm, but heat was sometimes at a premium. How I longed for the warmth of my own little home down on Long laland. Two or three shovels of Con- sumer'a Coal would bring a pleasant feeling to my chilled body. . As a parting remark I might suggest that Father Time is truniling alrmggbfingglg winter along with him. 1f your eval supply is yaw, bet- ter bring it up to normal by calling up Consumer's Coal at the first opportunity. That's all today . . . See you all next. week, -JEAN Lyon mum/(gm Mai {p ~... *-* ~ Feleghaones: Rockville Centre 92 and. 93;
