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‘PHILANTHROPIC LEAGUE HAS MEETING Delegates Welcomed Ai Lynbrook By Selma Rose, President The Long lalsnd Philanthropic les- gue, iu aid of physically handicapped und needy children, held Its first fall meeting Monday in the Knights of Columbus hall, Lynbrook, Mrs. Selma Rose, elected to the office of president In May, welcomed the large gathering after the summer recess were given of the summer's work and of the executive board meeting held from time to time through the sum- mer, 'The president entertained mem- bers of the club June 9 ai the Nort Shore Beach club in Port Wachington Mrs,/Prank Frankel was their hostess July 28 at the Arcade Baths, Long Beach. September 8, Mrs. Clarence Berwin of Cedarhurst again enter- tained them at the-North hore Beach club, There are now 300 members cn- rolled on the league's roster. Reports were made of the quantity of Grade A Milk being distributed to the needy children of Nassau. Medi- cal attention was given. during the summer to children In Seatord, Pree- port, Bellmore, Hewlett, Valley Stream and Cedarhurst, as weh as food, or- thopedic shoes, tonsil operations and elothing. Doctors have given their services free in certain cases that the league has been handling. Inmates of county institutions also are receiv- ing cheer from the Sunshine fund Five sewing machines have been placed mt the disposal of the league, and various county hospitals will ben- efit. Committee chairmen appointed at the meeting are Mrs. Lulu Fisher, Rockville Centre, ways and means; in- vestigation, Mrs, Ramah K. Rappa- port, Hempstead: crippled children Mrs. Lillian Frankel, Rockville Centre tonsilectomy and cardiac, Mrs. Edna Nalmark, Freeport; tubercular and undernourished, Mrs, Nettle: Levien, Rockville Centre; needy children, Mrs Gretchen Rothstein, Lawrence} med- lcal ald, Mrs, Hortense Dery, Lyn- brook; hospital, Mrs. Frank Frankel Long Beach; milk; Mrs. Anna Cohen. Hempstead; clothing, Mrs. Lillian Kantrow!tz, Woodmere; sewing, Mrs. Hannah Lehman, Rockville Centre; purchasing, Mrs. Mabel Neuhoff, Pree- port; hostess, Mrs. Sally Kahn, Rock- ville Centre: cheer to board members Mrs, Race Berwin, Cedarhurst; and press, Mrs, Ernest Glueck of Rock-) ville. Refreshments and a social hour followed the business meeting. Lynbrook Malverne Guild Plans Opening Card Party The opening card party of the fall season of Our Lady of Lourdes gulld, of Malverne, will be held Thursday afternoon, September 25, at 2:30 o'clock. Refreshments will be served Mothers' Club Lays Plans For Future The Mothers' club of West Lyn- brook held its first fall meeting, Wed- mesday mt the school. Favorable comment was made on the card par- ty given in August by Mrs. Albert Grumhard for the benefit of the club, and which netted the club a good sum, Plans were made for a card party to be held September 25, Mrs William Mothner being chairman of the committee In charge. Mrs. 'Ches- ter Jackson, president of the club, heads a committee which will present a kitchen cabinet concert, October o Committce Is Named For Card Party Mrs, Elizabeth Canone and Mrs Julla Gardiner form a committee which will give a card party, Satur- day might, in the Fox theatre build- Ing, Lynbrook, under the auspices of the Patriotic order of Americans, of Lynbrook, for the camp fund. The party will begin at 8 p. m. GIRLS' SOCIETY MEETS The Girls' Friendly. society of Christ church, Lynbrook, will hold Its frst meeting of the season at the parish hall, Hempstead avenue, Lyn- brook, Monday night, September 29. A covered dish supper will precede the meeting, which will be presided over by the new chairman, Miss Ruth Bross, elected at the last spring meet- Ing. A large attendance is expected. WILL ENTERTAIN $OCIETY Mrs. Ludwig Parman will entertain the women of the missionary society of the, Lynbrook Methodist Protestant church mt tem mt her home, 1 North Ocean avenue, Lynbrook, Thursday afternoon. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS The Missionary soglety of the Lyn- brook | Baptist . church . will | meet Thursday in the church parlors to sew for the Red Cross. NDAR Wot! for this column should be «ent to the social secrétary, Nassau Daily Review, and should be de Hvered at the Review office several days before the date of the sachet uled event. The name and addres of the contributor should be in- cluded for reference. TODAY 20-Oarnival, September Lynbrook Masons Constitution week, American Lama Novelty dance, Elmont road fire hall, Eimont Civic and Taxpayers asso- elation, 8 m. Potato amind sale, beneft Trinity church, Elmont, at home of Mrs. O'Brien. Novelty dance, West Hempstead fire department, 8:30 p. m. Food sale, 11 Park avenue, Rock: wille Centre, by Ladies' society of Reports Social; Cliub Activities; Mrs. Virginia Carringion-T homas | ¢ Will give a mixed program of classic and romance music Carnegle Hall. The instrument on In the third of a series of Sunday recitals over the radio, Mrs. Virginia Carrington-Thomas, who lives on Parsons drive, Hempstead, will give a mixed program of classic and romance music from the great organ at which she will play is so huge that not all of the larger and heavier pipes can be used for broadcasting. The recitals are presented over station WOR from 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. This week, Mrs. Carrington-Thomas will play one of her own compositions, the theme of which is based on an old negro \The Angeles,\ Massenet; melody, The program is as fololws: \Festival March,\ Calkins: \Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana; the overture to \Midsummer Night's Dream\; 'Tschaikowsky's \March Slav; A : eso \Vilennese Refrain,\ by Lemare; to \ engrin®; e Andate from the \Fifth mphony,\ by Beethor i and \A Southem Idyl),\ by Cmn-lngum-’I’hox-na.s,By phony * Ye the Prelude Westbury | -- --a (Personal News and Mention) and daughter, Betty, of Maple street haye returned from . New | Canaan visiting friends. Dr. Francis J. Marx, seriously 11, suffering from a genera breakdown due to overwork, s camp, in upper New York state. rapidly. Dr. Thomas Cassidy, of Brooklyn. Miss Margaret Appleton, week prior to his returning to Harvard. a month's vacation visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. and sons, Reginald and Gordon, have returned to Westbury from Sea Girt, N. J., where they visited Mrs. Hu- bert's mother, Mrs. F. J. Barrett. Mrs. Charles Baker and Mrs. W. H. N. Bostelman of Westbury were win- ners at a large bridge given by Mrs. E. A. McVeedie, Mineola, Tuesday af- terncon. Mrs. Mary Pemberton, Post avenue, is spending September visiting friends at Port Jervis. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Griffin and son, Howard, have returned to Westbury from their summer home at Matti- tuck, [* Westbury -& Eastern Star, Masons Name Bazaar Committees The members of the Meadowbrook chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and the members of the chapter of the Masons have selected the com- mittees to be in charge of the annual bazaar which will be held from Sep- tember 29 until October 4 at the Ma- sonle Temple, on Maple street. Booths will be under the direction of the la- dies, and the entertainment features which will be presented during the evening are in charge of a committee headed by Frank Firth, Parents And Teachers To Meet Tuesday Members - of - Westbury - Parent- Teachers association will meet Tues- day afternoon at the high school. A short business meeting will be fol- lowed by a social hour, At the bus- mess meeting & report on the recent card party for returning teachers will be read. Mrs. Charles Baker, Mrs. Wade Snell, Mrs. John Eldridge and Mrs. Phil Hartwell were in charge of the affair. Nelghborhood Association Elects Its Officers Mrs. A. Ludlow Kramer, Westbury, was re-elected president of the West- bury Nelghborhood association at the * F COMING EVENTS | 2 p. m., dinner 6 and evening ses- sion, 7:30 p. m. Meeting, Wantagh firemen, at fire hall, Rallroad avenue, 8 p, m. Meeting, executive board, Brook- Iyn district, International Order of King's Daughters and sons, at home of Mrs. Arthur Jaques, 243 Atlantic avenue, Lynbrook. All day meeting, Woman's club, Rockville Cen Congregational church; 10:30 m. sewing for hospital, 1 p. m., luncheon, 2 p. m. missionary program, 3 p. m. bus ness meeting. TUESDAY - September 23-Benefit theatre pro- gram Bellmore theatre, \Caught Short,\ for Women's gulld, Bt. Mark's cburch, Bellmore. “ha Bt, Dunston's chapter, Daugh of the British empire, with Mrs. Robert Young, Princeton street, Rockville Centre. Rockville Centre Presbyterian ehurch, 9 a. m, Cake sale, Roosevelt P. T. A, store next to MoCaffery's Piorist shop, 2 to 8 p. m. Card party, Court Ave Maria, Cath- ollo Daughters, Roceevelt, at parish hall, 8:30 p. m. ,* Cake and food sale, Sept. group, society, Relimare Pres- byterian church, Grand and Bed- ford avenues, Oake and food sale, Ladies' Ald so- elety, Oceanside M. . church, 2 p.m. at Atlantic and 'Rockawky aventes. Purty, North Bellmore Marrymaizers st clubhouse, 8:20 p. m. MONDAY September 22-Meeting, Oceanglélc auxilary to South Nassau Com- munities -boepital \ - Motion picture, \Caught Short\ Women's Guild, St.-Mark's church of Bellmore, mi Bellmore theatre Qard party, auxiliary, Rescue Hook and Ladder company Mesting, Nominating committe, lon wuriiery Naw Ladies', Ald so- Episcopal church Election of officers, auxillary to Hempetead American Legion post, Rational Guard Armory building, 8 stead. Meeting, Home Schools association, at schoch No. 1, Baldwin, 3:46 p. m. . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Renison Conn., where they spent the past week well-known physician of Westbury, who has been now at the American Legion Sun Mount! His! condition is reported to be improving During Dr. Marx's absence his practice is being taken over by of Post avenue, Westbury, enters Mount Holy- oke college, South Hadley, Mass., this Richar Bullwinkle of Westbury is spending two weeks In Schenectady Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Martin, Butler street, Westbury, have returned from spent up state] George H. Hubert annual meeting held last week at the Neighborhood house, Winthrop avenue. Other officers are: Mrs. Phoeve Willis, vice president; Miss Marlette Hicks, treasurer; Mrs. R. E. Carpenter, sec- retary, and Mrs. F. E. Griffin, re- cording secretary. Miss Edna I. Ryan, visiting nurse attached to the house, read a detailed report of her work for the past year. A social hour fol- lowed. Robert R. Galloways Entertain House Guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Galloway, Butler street, Westbury, had Eugene Penny, New York city, and Mr. and Mrs. Nell Clark, West Englewood, N J as guests at their home this week 1 I |George Post Guest At Farewell Party Miss Elizabeth W. Post, Post ave- nue, Westbury, entertained Monday evening at her home in honor of her nephew, George Post, who returned to school Tuesday. Among local guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Post, Mr. and Mrs, A. Willis Post, Miss Phocbe Willis, John A, Albertson and Raymond C. Albertson. East Williston (Personal News and Mention) Miss Amelia and Miss Isobel Stled- Inger, East Williston, left this week for a trip to Nova Scotia. 'They will be away two weeks, and Mrs, Thomas E. Ryan, Jr., East Williston, who underwent an opera- tion at Nassau hospital last week, is now at her home where she is re- {ported as improving rapidly Mrs. James Glynn and son of Fair- [view avenue have returned to East they spent their vacations WILISTON PARK Personals .. .... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graf, Broad street, Williston Park, who have been at Cape Cod for the past four weeks, have returned to their home. Rinhard F. Harknet, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, R. F. Harknett of Capitol avenue, Williston Park, has entered Cathedral college, Brooklyn, where he will study for the priesthood. Miss Edith Dean, Wakefeld, Mass., who has been staying with Miss Edna Bengeyfeld, Williston Park, returned to her home uesday, Miss Ethel Schulz, Park avenue, Williston Park, returned this week from Orange, N. J., where she has bee nstaying with friends. | East Williston Friends Surprise Young Collegians Miss Agnes and Edward Bracht of East Williston were entertained at their home at an informal surprise party recently prior to their departure for college. Their guests were: the Misses Sara Anne Scott, Lill Steigl~ er, Edna Bengeyfeld, Louise Holmer, Eleanore Holmer, Sally Motse, Ruth Blank, Florence Sundin, Harold Ben- geyfeld, Frederick Dezendorf, Peter Blank, Gerry Zeuter, William Schrieb- | | er, Jr.. Harvery Meagher, Williston Park; Walter McQueen, Scarsdale; Joseph Brock, Flushing; Miss Vilo Bonsette, Astoria; and Miss Mary Tremontana, Flatbush, Bridge and dancing were enjoyed during the eve- ning and a buffet supper was served. Republican Women To Meet Thursday Members of Williston Republican Miss Eileen Ryan, daughter of Mr.! | Williston from Lake George where} MRS. CHARLES KEARIN Secretary Becomes HEADS G. O. P. WOMEN Bride Of LaFollett Succeeds 'To Presidency Of Williston Park Auxiliary Mrs. Charles Kearin, of Williston Park, was elected president of the Ladies' at of the Williston Park Republican club at the annual meet- held Thursday afternoon at the Williston Masonic clubhouse, on Willis avenue. Mrs. Kearin succeeds Mrs. William P. Hurley. Mrs. Joseph Cook was elected -president and Mre. Charles the secretary and treasurer During the business meeting, five new members were enrolled in the club, Mrs. Frank E. Brown, prom- inent committeewoman, of Mineola, being one of them. _ Mrs. Brown, by this act, hopes to affiliate the Willis- ton Republican club for Women w! the F. Trubee Davison Women's Re- publican club, in Mineola. The regu- lar Thursday afternoon card party followed the business meeting. Twenty-four women were present at the party, at which bridge and pin- ochle were played. . Award winners were Mrs. John W. Maycock, Mrs. William Roller, Mrs. A. Harry Golt- fried, of Williston Park, and Mrs. John Young and Mrs. Andrew Gottfried, of Forest Hills. Ter was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Hurley and Mrs. May- cock. During the tea . hour, Mrs. Brown, who is chairman of the Nas- sau county American Red Cross en- rollment, spoke briefly on that sub- ject. _-_ | Freeport (Personal News and. tention) Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Smith, Lenox place, Freeport, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Irving Carman, Ray- mor street, left Wednesday by motor for Virginia, where they will visit many points of interests. De Forest Ely, Harthe Arms, Free- port, returned to Columbia university, Thursday, where he will continue his studies as a member of the sopho- more clasa 1 Church Society Lays Fall Plans The first meeting of the fall sea- son of the Women's Improvement) society of the | First Presbyterian church, Freeport, was held in the chapel Wednesday afternoon with an 2nd, of Madison, Wis, whose mar rlage to Wisconsin's United State Be D. C., and has served for the past si years in a secretarial position to th Senators LaFollette. Mrs. Palmer Jones, presiding in th absence of the president, Mrs. Mrs. J. Sutphin, welcomed as a new member, Sh June group of the society. Various committee reports wre re Freeport balance of $436.61. Forty-seven mem bers answered the roll call. Future plans at the close of the business session a social hour was enpoyed and re freshments served by the Octobe group with Miss Anne Eldridge charge t Here Is Mrs. Robert M. LaFollette, tor came ms a complete surprise re her marrlage she was Miss Rachel Wilson Young, of Washington, She was first employed by \Fighting Bob\ in 1924. H Beebe, and the first vice president, Mrs, Webster Nichols, Merrick, was) will miso become a member of the ceived, and thetreasurer reported a were disqussedand, Rockville Centre (Personai bews ame Mention) Miss Marion Dunham of Lakeview avenue, Rockville Centre, will leave 'Sunday for Elmira college, where she will enter her junior year. a - -_ Rockville Centre | British Empire Daughters Pian Special Meeting St. Dunstan's chapter of the Daugh- ters of the British Empire will hold a special meeting on Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the home of the vice-regent, Mrs. Robert Young, of Princeton street, Rockville Centre, Rockville Centre Youths Leave For Cornell Miss Elizabeth Hershey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam B. Hershey, of Powell avenue; Miss Ruth Creighton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8, H. Creighton, of Marion place; Gilbert | Gendall, Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Gil- bert Gendall, of North Forest avenue, and Jack Brindley, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N.Brindley, of North Centre javenue, all of Rockville Centre, left yesterday for Ithaca, where they willl enterthe freshman class atCornell. s Baptist Women Hold Reception For Pastor The Women's league of the Rock- ville Centre Baptist church gave a re- ception Priday evening at the church for the new pastor, the Rev. Hugh Winton, and his family, Mrs. Philip T. Schley, president o the league, was in charge of the arrangements. Addresses were made by thepastor Rev Edwin P. Richmond, a former ofthe church; the Rev. Wilfred Clarke Phelps of St. Mark's Methodist Epis- copal church, of Rockville Centre; the Rev. Edward Ono Williams, of the Rockville Centre Presbyterianthe church and Rabbi Moritz Speier, of Con- gregation B'nal Sholom, of Rockville) Centre. Rabbi Speier stressed the im-| portance of co-operation of churches| of all denominations in the work of God Mrs. Richard Powell, soprano, sang \I Gathered a Rose From the Gar- den,\ by Dorothy Lee; \Prelude to thei Cycle of Life,\ and \Little Fallen) Dog,\ by Gallatee. Andrew Edwards Jr., basso, sang \Invictus by Hulse; x e e e A A| in Dorothy M brown fur coat of most recent design as sheplayed the part of a mannikin at the Philadelphia fashion exposition. | week-end. furs, pa Esonals—A Page Devoted To Women Readers ISod-uu-tm- Kindry of New Brighton, Staten il- In Winter Garb|and over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 8. Groves of Liggett road, Valey . enter- tained Mr, and Mrs. Green of Brooklyn,. for the week-end, Mr. und 'Mrs. John J, Carey of North Corona avente, Valley Stream, for diuner, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Reinhardt, and daughters, June and Ruth Anne, and Mr, and Mrs. John H. Carey Jr., and son, Jay. Mrs. James A. Dermody of Derby street, Valley Stream, und the Misses Helen Dockman and Grace Upstvle of Lawrence, are spending @ short v«- cation at Atlantic City. Mrs. Maxwell Brosstoff . of Mon- tague street, Valley Stream and her son, Bertram, are spending a few days . vacation . at Bostorf | visit friends. Mrs. Charles J. Wagner of Beveriy parkway, Valley Stream, enteriainea the Hi-Plyers Pinochle club at her home, . on - Wednesday . afternoon, Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wundersee, first; Mrs. Velldig, second; Mrs. Frederick Monks, third; Mrs Gus Berglund, fourth; and Mrs, G. Guessline, consolation. _ Among . th members present were Mrs. Paul Hal; ler, Mrs. Frank Gagliano, Mrs. Hel en White, Mrs. Albert Guardino, Mrs. Ernest Pupke, and Mrs. Hilda Lods dengard. 'The guests for the after noon were Mrs. Frances E. Tuley, Mra. Eckert, Mrs. Payson L. Gardner and Miss Panmore. | Refreshments were served during the afternoon by the hostess. Mrs. Paul Holler will enter- tain the club at her home next week. The Tuesday _ afternoon . Sewini club met at the home of Mrs. Henr Cornell of North Grove street, Val- ley Stream, Tuesday . afternoon, Among those present were: Mrs. John Hoffman, Mrs. Otto Hoffman, Mrs. Francis C. Muller and Mrs. Freder- fck - Molliman. Refreshments . were served by the hostess late in the aft- ernoon. Mrs. Albert | Barker - of - Valley Stream is spending m month's vaca tlon visiting relatives in Warren, Ohio. She is expected to return about Oc- tober 1st Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Jones of Cochran place, Valley Stream, enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wall and son, Joseph Jr. of Fordham over the \Mrs. Harry Saylor, the Johnson, attired former in a | forerunner of the winter styles I| _ Mrs. Freeman Hendrickson of North Cottage street, Valley Stream, has ~®|teen making a tour through Valley Stream 1 [for the past week. She is expected {to return next Friday | attendance of 360, EM next meeting wil be held O¢~| within the Garden of My Heart,\ by) + « *- -- » Plans were made to hold monthly tober 15. Allcta Scott. and \Gypsy Trail,\ by , & affairs to raise funds, the first of Galloway. Miss Edith Colby, reader, (Personals And Club Notes) | BaldWIn which will be in the form of & lunch-Mrs. Charles Peksa [gave two selections, \When 'Malindy] The auxiliary of the Valley Stream eon October 8. Mrs. Frederick Jan- Heads Parents' Group |Sings,' and ''The Leetla Boy. [fre department, of which Mrs. Ma-), - » lsexhwu; Pos f Mrs. Charles Peksa was elected) a s mi‘x‘g‘ezr‘stgefig‘o‘» “1°14 the first (Personal News and e following chairmen for |president of the Columbus avenuc} | ‘ m In the hall s { the bazaar which will take place NO-|school Parent-Teacher association, of the new fire headquarters On Guive have relurned from a vember 13 and 14, were anonunced by| the president, Mrs, A. B. Carrington: fancy table, Mrs. Haviland Young; candy, Mrs. Theodore Vought; gro- cery, E. V. Hingle, The homemade foods table will be in charge of the ralsslonary commit-| tee while other booths will be taken charge of by the Christian Endeavor and Sunday school groups. Mrs. Joseph Mount, and Mrs, Wil- Mam R. Coffee will be in charge of the booths and decorations, A hot supper will be served under the di- rection of the Improvement society, on the first evening, while the Chris- tian Endeavor will have charge of the| cold supper on the second. Plans also were completed to hold light luncheons before each of the monthly meetings, to take the place of the social hour which . usually follows. Each luncheon will be pro- vided, and served by five hostesses. The first will be October 15. Hostess es will be Mrs. Andrew Carrington, Mrs. Carl Muller, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. C. Jelinek, and Mrs. E. A Spokes. Freeport, at a special meeting Wed mesday afternoon at the school. Com miitee appointments named by Mrs tained by the newly-elected president regular meeting October 2. Lutheran Social Cab Lays Party Plans auspices of Lutheran social club, Al Mahnken, Mrs. Marion Petry, Mrs Anna Browne and Mrs. Margaret Erb | Parents And Teachers Will Meet Monday A special meeting of Seaman ave nue school ton will be held Monday afternoon a 1:30 o'clock at the school. The meet Mrs. A. J. Gould, Mrs. W. W. Sutton Entertains At Bridge Mohr Post Reviews Convention Reports Reports of the recent national con- vention of the Veterans of Foreign wars, and Its auxillary, held at Bal- timore, were received at the regular) meeting of the auxillary to the Henry Theodore Mohr post, on Wednesday evening in North Main street fire hall. Reports were presented by Mrs. A. Fliner and Mrs. Lena Schmidt Mrs. Fliner also gave an Interesting report on the naval convention which she attended at that time. Miss Janet Blair, senior vice presi- dent, presided because of the iliness of the president, Mrs. Helen Ebert. Plans for the coming season were dis- cussed and it was voted to hold a Hallowe'en party, The entertainment committee with Miss Blair as chiir- man, will be in charge. At the close of the business meeting, refreshments were served with Miss Janet Blair, Mrs. Hattie Chapman, and Mrs, Ma- rie Bender as hostesses. The. next regular meeting will be held October 1, nue, Freeport, afternoon of the foursome were Mrs. Ralph Healy, and Mrs. Joreph Mortis, BALDWIN CLUB To At the next luncheon of the Bald- win Exchange club at the Baldwin Country club Thursday, the Rev. Wil- Ham H, Stewart will be the speaker He will talk on his recent tour of Eu- rope and the Holy Land. WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET Methodist Ladies' Ald Holds First Meeting , The first meeting of the fall acason of Methodist Ladles' Ald society, Freeport, was held Wednesday after- moon, with the second vice president. [0 McCormick Probe Rolls Onr chairman. Mrs. home Thursday morning. club auxillary will meet Thursday at 2:30 o'clock for a short business meet- ing when officers for the coming year will be elected. Mrs. William I. Hurley, president, has announced that m card party would follow the busi- ness meeting. 'This party is to women of the vicinity less of political affiliations. , Awards will be presented and refreshments served. | MARRIAGE LICENSES | by Town Clerk Pranklin C. Gilbert to: Gerald Dumars and Faith Rogers Durum, both 89 Lewis place, Atlantic Alice Hillard Orlas Wygant, and Gertrude Allan, bath 2 Overlook place, William Prederick Cody , 31 Holland avenue, ammu- “Pitt.lllaulnfllmm,bomx Sidney Gabriel Paulhaber, 25 Bedeli Seaford. George Joseph Albual, 158 West T3 street, Manbatten, and Lillian Glu- aw Northern parkway, Un e, licenses have | beets _ li- sued. by Clerk Pranklin C, Oil- bert to: Jobaon Gchmidk 23 wl ag k i C lag E F. Albrecht, resigned, have been sus- and will be anonunced at the next Plans are being completed for the card party to be held October 3, at Odd Fellows hall, Freeport, under the card games will be played, and re- freshments served by the committee In charge, comprising, Miss Minnie Lorenz, chairman, Miss Edyth Brit-] ton, Miss Catherine Brand, Miss Clara Parent-Teacher . associa- ing has been called by the president Mrs, W. W. Sutton, West Lena ave- entertained _ a | bridge} foursome at her home Wednesday High score was held by Mrs. Wiliam Walton, Other members HEAR REV. STEWART A general Invitation hrs been ex- tended to friords of the League of Women Voters to attend the meet- ing of the Nazcau organization to be held Tuesday, September 30, at the home of Mrs. W. L Wright, county Elizabeth B. Cole- man, of the New York Department of Labor will speak on women in in- dustry, Mrs. Wright entertained the executive board of the league at her § s Merrick i (Personal News and Mention) | Mrs. John B. Christoffel, Louise Christoffel and George Christ- offel, of Merrick avenue, Merrick, | M chantress. The party sailed up the \Great South Bay to Smith Point. Mrs, Alexander Hallock of Linde-| mere drive, Merrick, and Miss Nell| Anderson, a former resident of Mer- of of 1 the West Hempstead Community club) ** at the clubhouse, in West Hempstead. Merrick [« [Firemen's Auxiliary -[HMotds Card Party |. At the first fail card party given by t/the auxiliary cf Hook: and Ladder Company No. 1, Wednesday night, at the hall on Oakwood avenue, Merrick,] there were 25 tables in play. Mrs Arthur Prince held high score in| bridge, Mrs. Burrowes was the win-| mer in pinochle and Mrs. Rice scored in bunco, Ray Fluhr received the first non-player's award, and the banner award went to William Varnecke | George Watkins served as chairman} of awards Mrs, William Christy, Jr., president of the auxiliary, headed the refresh ment committee. Some of her as- sistants were Mrs. Lou Miller, Mrs Fred Muhlbauer, Mrs. Samuel Scirica, Mrs. A. A. Larson and Mrs, R. A Carreau. CARLE PLACE G. O. P. NOMINATES OFFICERS Lists Edward Wheeler And, Fred Koenig For Presidency With Mrs. John R. Hill, Mrs, Henry Heller and Mrs. Peter Elsenhaucr,| prominent women active in the so- cial and political circles of Westbury | and Carle Place present, the mem- bers of the Carle Place Republican club met Thursday evening at the clubhouse, on Hempstead boulevard for the annual nominatioy, of officers | for the coming year Peter Eisenhauer, president of the organization, opened the meeting at 8:30 o'clock with a salute to the fag The minutes of the past month's meeting were read by Arthur Weiss, and the treasurer's report was given by Edward Wheeler, A short discus-! slon of various matters of business! importanc was then held. The results of the nominations] were as follows: Edward Wheeler and! Fred E. Koenig, for president; Ed-\ ward A. Bauries, for first vice presi-| dent; Gustave A. Dorwin, second vice president; corresponding secretary, Mrs, Pred M. Stegner; recording sec- retary, Arthur Wels, and financial secretary, Victor Romer | After much persuasion Mrs. John R. Hill accepted the nomination for| treasurer, which she was awarded unanimously, Fred Stegner was elec- ted to the executive board, The nom inations closed with, the: announce ment that the election and installa- tion of officers would be held Thurs- \At evening, October 16, at 8:30 o'clock. The meeting was adjourned 9:30. A social hour was enjoyed BIRTHS | &_ __ » The following births have been recorded at Hempsterd town hall: Mitchell-To Harry Hartwood and m Josephine Feeney. gun-n U Main street. Preeport, Septem- ber 13, at South Namau Communities hospital, a son, Richard Thornton. Tuthill-To Anderson and Mons Rlimbeth addich. Tuthili, gunman. armor 12, at Bouth Inasau Comm hospital, a zon, Harry Samuel. Bungart-To Michael Me and Margaret Miller Bungart, #2-21 244 atroct, Buns-w“ , September 11, /a Rapu Glande Ellsworth and bsd Morrow - Raynor Belimare, Beptem besus j m had to F Oartetram insted his prover. t: any sever h> ° Rockaway Parkway. {ness meeting plans were made for Missstreet, Valley Stream, entertained at ‘her home Monday were the guests of Mrs. Monigomeryjerine Keenler, Mrs. Albert Henning, Millbank, of Freeport, for a. week-end|Mrs. Louise Grossberg cruise aboard her motor cruiser, En-\Prank H. Kondle and Mrs. gone to New Jersey hospital, where Lakeside drive have returned from a {stay of several months in England. Miss Edith Verda Smith of the theatre party. I v ffic - Mrs. Frances Hyer of 53 Berkley 3152?\ post office is away on a ve After the busi-) Present Frederick Weldner, Mrs were Cath- TO PRESENT PLAY . Members of the senior class of the \Baldwin High school are planning to present the play, \'The Youngest\ |The date has not as yet been fixed, rs. Miss Marle: Stalworthy, daughter Mr. and Mrs. James B. Stalworthy Jackson road, Valley Stream, has START BUSINESS Thomas Reddy and - Richard tick, served ms judges of the flower|S8, M!! start training, O'Leary have leased a store in the sxhiblts. Wednesday. at the annua)) MF. ADd Mrs. Jack O. Andersin/Hebenstreit row, Grand avenue, Bald flower and vegetable show, given by of Liggett road, Valley Stream, They will engage in the pro- rtained Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- 'duce business AUCTION BRIDGE Contract and Duplicate icquot Club Soda Grill Merrick, L, 1. On the Sunrise Highway Announce Bridge Parties Every Tuesday Evening Starting Sept. 23rd at 8.30 P. M. Admission $1.00 - Including Refreshments \'For Instruction\ Arrangements for Contract or Auction Bridge lessons, private or in tables of four. Call Freeport 6084-Charge very moderate, Garden City Hotel Announcing the engagement of Lieut. Felix Ferdinando and his Famous Dance Orchestra Supper Dances every Thursday and Saturday Eves. at 10 P. M. in The Supper Room Creme <a» 0-<me.0 <a» 0-<me ( -<am <e - <e <a 0 1a» -and 6 Wait--- our 3rd Anniversary Sale begins Monday, Sept. 22 Unexcelled Values Superior Merchandise Prices 10% to 15% less than last year. Seo Monally'l Review fo- Coy-'*~*» Particulars FRANKLIN SHOPS:... GREATER LONG I§LAND'S DEPARTMANT stong HEMPSTEAD a new Yonk
