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To Be Bride Of Sgt. Misener On Monday

' _ _ _ _ _ Miss Constance Muriel Austin,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­mond E. Austin of West Dean street, Freeport, has announced plans for her marriage, Monday, to Technical Sergeant Gordon Gerald Misener. U. S. army air forces, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor­don L. Misener of LaSalle, Niagara Falls.

The ceremony will be performed at the Freeport Methodist church at 5 o'clock, by the Rev. Hubert Jones. Mr. Austin will give hfs daughter in marriage. Mrs. Robert Sheridan of Freeport will be her matron-of-honor. and Miss Mar­garet Pearce of Ithaca, her maid-of-honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Florence Misener, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Lae C. Aus­tin of Farmingdale, sister-in-law of the bride. The best man and ushers have not been announced as yet. A reception for about 75 guests will follow at the Crystal Lake hotel in Freeport.

Miss Austin, a graduate of Free-port High school and Cornell uni­versity, class of 1943, is on a leave of absence from the engineering department at the Republic Avia­tion plant. Sergeant Misener is a graduate of LaSalle High school and Cornell university, class of 1940. In service nearly four years, he :s home on furlough after 28 months in England. He will report to Camp Dix October 11, for fur­ther assignment.

Mrs. Sheridan was hostess at a miscellaneous shower, Monday n.ght, for the bride-to-be, al the home of her mother, Mrs. Frank P. Wilson, North Ocean avenue, Freeport. Attending were Miss Marjorie Wilson and the Mesdames R. E. Austin, Lee C. Austin, Frank P. Wilson. Herbert Smith, Francis Smith, Charles Bundow, Frank Lee. Robert Wilson and James Cams.

Church Bride

Miss Barbara Kail Bride In Syracuse

Miss Barbara Ann Kail, daugh­ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Kail of Grand terrace. Baldwin, became the bride of Forrest W. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ter Brown of Tully. Sunday at 2 o'clock, at the Bellevue Heights Methodist Episcopal church in Syracuse.

The Rev. Walter Tildesley per­formed the ceremony and Mr. Kali gave his daughter in marriage. Mias Dorothy Merritt of Baldwin was her sole attendant, and Fran­cis Murphy of Tully acted as best man for the bridegroom. Usher­ing were Raymond Wadsworth and Robert Collins of Syracuse, uncles of the bride. . The bride wore a white satin

gown and her fingertip veil fell from a tiara of orf nge blososms. She carried a fan-shaped bouquet of white gladioli. A reception fol­lowed at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ert Collins of Syracuse.

After a weeks stay at Lake Braningham in the Adirondacks, Mr, and Mrs. Brown will make their home in Tully.

Miss Grave Keshian Plans Church Bridal

Miss Grace Keshian. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keshian of North Village avenue, Rockville Centre, has listed plans for her coining marriage to Fred Henn, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Henn

* Beach Drive, Merrick. The cere­mony, Sunday, at 2 p. m., will be performed at Holy Trinity Luth­eran church. Rockville Centre, by the Rev. Carl W. Nutzhorn, pastor.

The bride will be given in mar­riage by her father. Miss Mary Locurto of Rockville Centre will serve as her maid of honor. Mr. Henn dill be his son's best man. A reception will follow at the couples new home. 18 Frankel avenue, Freeport, for about 45 guests.

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Miss Grabowski Bride Of Sergeant .Olseski

Miss Helen Edna Grabowski, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John Grabowski of Newbridge avenue, Hempstead, and Staff Sergeant John S. Olseski of Coatesville, Pa., son of Mrs. John S. Zoleski of New Brunswick, N. J., and the late John Olseski, were married August 26 m St. Ladislau's Roman Catholic church, Hempstead. A reception for 50 guests followed at the Fire­side inn, Hempstead. Mrs. Stanley Spyrtca, a cousin of tjie bride, sang at the reception.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white net gown with a long train. Her finger-tip veil fell from a headdress of orange blossoms and she carried white asters. Her sister. Miss Mary Grabowski, was her maid of hon­or. Another sister, Miss Lillian Grabowski, and Mrs. Steve Monko of Coatesville, cousin df the bride, were bridesmaids. Corporal Walter Kornet, U. S. army, of Coatesville, was best man. The ushers were Sergeant Walter Kornet. U. S. army, of Coatesville, and Sergeant Raymond Chmfel, U. S. army, of Hewlett.

The bride g r a d u a t e d from Hempstead High school .and was employed by Republic Aviation corporation, Bethpage. The bride­groom graduated from Coatesville High school and attended Temple university, Philadelphia. He Is a graduate of the Wake Forest col­lege army school, Charleston, N. O, and has been in the armed forces for the past three years. He returned in July from 20 months' overseas duty fn the Atlantic the­ater and is on a 30-day furlough.

After a honeymoon in the Poco-nos, the bridegroom will report to Fort Dix, N. J., for further assign­ment, and the bride will live with her family.

Miss/O*Connor Fiancee 0j Theodore Werner

Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Connor of 526 Park avenue, North Bell-more, have announced the en­gagement of their daughter, Miss Jean O'Connor, to Theodore Wer­ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wer­ner of Arthur street, Freeport, for­merly of North Bell more.

Miss O'Connor, a graduate of Mepham Central High school, lis employed in the First National Ban kof Merrick. Mr. Werner at­tended Hempstead High school and Brooklyn Institute of Technology. He is in business with his father in Freeport? \

To Meet Monday The Peninsula Garden club,

postponed its first fall meeting this week until Monday at 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. William Dinan, Cedarhurst avenue, Cedar-hurst. An informal flower show will be held. Judges will be Mrs. Frank Saunderson and Mrs. Ernest Elderd, president.

Miss Shade To Be Bride On Saturday

Wedding Will Be In Washington

Miss Sylvia Shade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Stiade of Wyatt road, Garden City and Charles Nathaniel Eckhardt, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Na­thaniel Eckhardt of Glyndon, Md., will be married Saturday evening. The wedding will take place in Lewis Memorial church, Washing­ton, D. C. A reception will follow at the home of Miss Shade's grand­mother. •

Miss Dorothy Teed of Garden City will be maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Barbara Crane of Washington, Miss Nellie Jean Eckhardt, sister of the pros­pective bridegroom; Mfss Virginia Royal of Worcester, Mass., and Miss Kathleen Shaughnessy of Washington,

Mr. Eckhardt will be best man for his son. The ushers will be Byron Baer of Washington, Gilbert Benson, Boring, Ind.; Alexander Cushing, Baltimore, and Charles McWilliam, Catonville, Md.

Miss Shade was graduated from Cherry Valley High school, Gar­den City, and ttoe University of Maryland. She is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Her fiance was graduated from the University of Maryland and is a member of Delta Sigma Phi fra­ternity.

The couple will live in Mary­land.

Miss Shade was honored at a ijridal shower, given by two neigh­bors, Mrs. Fred Schlayer and Mrs. Arthur Izzard, both of Wyatt road, at the latter's home. Guests In­cluded the Mesdames Leslie Fitz-Gibbon, Otto Flagg, Chris Hanson, William Izzard, Robert Mentzinger, Donald McAdoo, Harry . Richter, Elmer Shade, Henry Thomson, Lawrence Zimmerlein; and later, the husbands and escorts who joined - the women for a buffet supper.

NASSAU DAILY REVIEW-STAR- WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1945

i SOCIEtY NINE

Miss Rita Dugan Fiancee Of Soldier

Mrs. Mildred Bruckner of Broadway, Hicks ville, has an­nounced the engagement of her niece, Miss Rita Dugan, to Priate First Class George J. Smith, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. William Frost, Jr., of Broadway, Hlcks-ville.

Private Smith returned from the European theater of operations where he served ten months. He wears three campaign stars for the battles of Ardennes, Central Germany, and the airborne cross­ing of the Rhine. He received the Purple Heart during hte Battle of the Bulge. After a 30-day leave he will report to Fort Dix, N. J.

Hicksville Club Plans Program

Plans for the coming year were discussed at a meeting of the Women's club of Hicksville, Mon­day night, at the home of Mrs. Peter Helmers, Stewart avenue, Garden City. Mrs. Joseph Bergold presided. A theater party will be held in November.

The next meeting will be held, October 8, at 8:30 p. m. at the Teachers' club, Miller road, Hicks­ville.

June Dippei O f Baldwin Engased

Will Marry •Li I* I l t x l l i Z i

Of Marines • Dr. Charles Dippei and Mrs.

Dippei of Newton avenue, Bald­win, have announced the engage­ment of their daughter, Miss June Chilton Dippei, to Second Lieuten­ant Lester Heinz, U. S, marine corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Heinz of Wiiloughby, O.

Miss Dippei, a Baldwin High school graduate, is a junior at Bucknell university, Lewisburg, Pa.* Lieutenant Heinz is a graduate of Wiiloughby High school and at­tended Bucknell university under the navy V-12 program. He was graduated from Quantico, Va., last month, and received his commis­sion after serving in the marine corps for two years. After 19 days' leave, Lieutenant Heinz will re­port for duty to the west coast.

Miss Dippei recently returned from a 10 day visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heinz in Ohio.

Miss Vogel Bride Of War Veteran

Miss Ethel Vogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Vogel of Cen­tral avenue, Lynbrook, became the bride of Jerry Maratea of Rem-son avenue, Merrick, Saturday. The ceremony was •performed at Christ Episcopal church, Lynbrook, by the Rev. Jdhn V. Cooper, rector.

The bride was attended by Miss Anne Maratea, sister of the bride­groom, as maid of honor; and* her brother, William Vogel, served as best man for Mr. .Maratea. She wore a fuchsia street-length frock with white accessories and a cor­sage of gardenias. A reception for about 50 guests followed at the Vogel residence after which the couple left for a honeymoon in Washington, D. C.

Mrs. Maratea, a graduate of Mal-verne High school, has been em­ployed in East Rpckaway. The bridegroom graduated frorn, schools in Brooklyn and was manager of a store in East Rockaway before he entered the army four years ago. , After serving three and a half years in the European theater of war as a corporal, he has re­ceived an honorable discharge. Mr. and Mrs. Maratea will make their temporary home with her parents.

Miss Tracey To Wed Petty Officer Downey

Miss Margaret Mary Tracey. niece of Mrs. M. H. Middleton of East Hudson street, Long Beach, has completed plans for her mar-

triage to R a y m o n d Edward Downey, pharmacists' mate first class, U. S. navy, son of Mrs. Kathryn Downey of Dent, Minn.

The ceremony will be per­formed, Sunday, at 3:30 p. m., at St. Mary of the Isle Raman Catho­lic church, Long Beach, by the Rev. James McLaughlin. A recep­tion will follow at the Middleton home for about 40 guests.

The bride, who will be given in marriage by her cousin, Joseph Brady of Sunnyside, will have Miss Anne DuLany of Long Beach, another cousin, as her maid of honor. Franklin. Breen of West Haven, Conn., will serve as best man.

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Calendar Ojj QomUuf Cve+iU TODAY

t tat laa Luthtrsn Ladies* .Aid. boast of Rt«* Harry Xarger Cedarhurst ate-au*. I JO p. m.

Jlret.ng Legion aus-iasy, at Legion hall. • p. m

Jlaetiag Patriot* of Amer-.ea horn* of George •Bares. Brans a. van tie, I 30 p.., IB

Martin*. Marl* ataehler Companion*, at fire-bouse. » 3 * p, m.

Parsaiagaale .lot HaMDa Commun­

ity eiafe home of M n Oeerge Lire*. Pinelawn atrr. ae I 1» p. m

Freeawrt Slatting. War Women'* elr-

cia. home of Mis* Pearl Pnedxaa . Dean street. S p. m.

Opemaf of atx-wock train-.ag i as unite for church warfcan, at Carts: Luth ernn caureh. S p. m.

Garden City Annna; reception far fresh-

asan and parent*. Adelpht eoUeee a m and recrea­tion ouL'.fi.ng. • p. at.

•Meeting Cowpits club, a: Cos- church, S P m.

pcaapatead Meeting. G A. R »ux...iry

relief corps, at Daucn's atf.i^ a p. m.

Meeting. Republican club.* at Odd Pe'.-ow* ball. S p. m.

Htcaseiiie Spec-al siee:;ng board of

•doca:.-on at Bigh school. • p. m..

U t t t l a r £>oy Scout patrol tendervi Troop M. borne of Pred ffohifleld. Raymond • tree* t o r n

a lmtag . Emera Eastern Star chapter at Masonic tem­pi*. • *• p m.

I> y • •'!'•• • Meat tag Doe tltt*. at S i l l

ensohouse, | M p m. Me*ua§ tn Johrt'i Lutheran

Raw f rele at A»*r;»B !»»»•. a;**a avenft, s . i» p. a*.

Maleeraa Army pictorial profrai

open to public, at Legion clubhouse. • 10 p. at.

Mineola Mlneo'.a fair. Baton twirling

contests. square dance nifht . baby show, after­noon.

Oeeaaaiee Registratton for fall term

Adult night school, at high school.

Reek ville Centre Boy Scout leaders' train­

ing session, at South Side High school. 8 p. m

Meetlnj. Legion auxiliary, at Legion dugout, • p. m

Meeting-, Odd Fellows lodge, at Masonic temple. • p. m.

Meet.ng. committee. 75th anniversary celebration, at Baptist church. 9 p. m. mid-week service, 8 p. m.

Stewart Manor Pall flower ahow. Garden

club, at municipal build­ing. 3:30 to t:30 p. m.

Willie lea Park Card party. Marguerite Lu­

cia Companions, at Ma­sonic temple. 8:3d p. m.

Rally. Home Bureau unit, at village hall. • p. m.

TOMORROW BaMwia

Meeting. P-T. A at Steels school, 2:15 p. m.

Bellmore Pood sale and tea. Presby­

terian Missionary society. 2 to 5 p m.

Beihaage Meeting. Dorcas Aid society,

at St. Paui's Lutheran churrh, 2 p. re.

East Hasnpsteaa Plant sale. Community Gar­

den club, garden of home of Mrs. Charles Baldwin, Northern parkway. 2 to a p. m

freeport Ladies Aid meeting. Christ

Lutheran church. 2.30 p. m.

Meeting District councils Knights of Columbus, si H.thop Moiloy council room*. 8 p. a .

Meeting. Women's guild. Church of Tranaflgurstlon. luncheon. 1 p. » .

Garden City Al!-college picnic, Adelphi

college campus.

Hempstead Meeting. Rotary club, at

clubrooms. noon. Meeting. Kiwanls club, at

Shadow Lawn, restaurant, noon.

Island Park Meteing. P-T. A., aohool.

8:18 p. m.

Hicksville Meeting, Martha Rebekah

lodge, at Legion hall, • p. m.

Lyakeeek Meeting. Women* Republi­

can club, at Earle avenue nrehail, 2 p. m.

Meeting, P-T. A. executive board, at Marion street school, 3:15 p. m.

Malverne Meeting. L u c i a Balcam

Study club, home of Mr*. Harlan Sawyer. Riveria court, 1:38 p. m.

Meeting. Service club, at village hall. S p. m.

MeeUng. Defense council, at flrehouse S p. m.

Merrick Card party. Ladies Aid and

Missionary society, at St. John's Lutheran church, I'M p. m.

Miaeala Victory celebration. Daugh­

ters of America, at Odd Pellows hall, 8:15 p. m.

Mineola f a i r , horseshoe pitching contests: dancing, night; baby ahow, after­noon.

Home Bureau '.amp shade class, home of Mrs. Wil­liam Pitigerald. Broad street. 1 p. m.

Valley Stream Meeting, Mother*' club. Boy

Scout Troop 254, home of Mrs. Raymond Trieber. I f Union street. 1:30 p. m.

Moating. Eastern Star chap­ter, Mechanic* hall. • p. m-

Wllltsten Park Meeting, v P. W. post, at

village nail, 8 30 p. m,

Pan-Hellenic To fiave Two Events

The Long Island Pan-Hellenic, Mrs. Spencer B. Caldwell, presi­dent, has announced two Septem­ber events. The first will be a board meeting at Mrs, Caldwell's home on Merrick road, Baldwin, Monday, at 1:30 o'clock; and the second, a carnival, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Kohm, Cambridge street, Stewart Manor.

Meeting Tomorrow-Mrs. Frank Irvine will be flower

show chairman at a meeting of the Freeport Garden club, tomorrow at 2 o'clock, in the municipal builds ing. Mrs. Charles C. Whitlock'will preside. There will be seven classes in horticulture, and three, in artistic arrangement.

TO DISCUSS SCHOOL Plans for the new school to be

built in New Hyde Park will be discussed at a meeting of the Pride Civic association at the Po­lish National hall in New Hyde Park tonight at 8:30 o'clock with C. Wallace Blackwell presiding.

Enters College

MISS YVETTE MILOS

Miss Milos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Milos of Vermont avenue, Oceanside, has entered the fall term at Oneonta State Teachers col­lege as a freshman, leaving for Oneonta, Saturday. She was graduated from Ocea.n-side High school with the class of 1944.

Mrs. Eleanor Kesten Weds Petty Officer

Mrs. Eleanor M. Kesten, daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Bell of Sunrise highway, Lynbrook, became the bride Saturday of Wood/ow W. Gleason, electrician's mate/first class, U. S. N. R., of Second street, East Rockaway. The-3 double ring ceremony was performed at a nuptial mass at W" a. m. at St. Raymond's Roman\ Catholic church, East Rockaway, by the Rev. Jerome Murphy.

The bride was attired in an ice blue taffeta street-length frock with matching accessories and carried a white prayer book with one white orchid. She was at­tended by her sister, Mrs. Joseph Flynn as matron of honor. Jeffrey DeCosta, petty officer second class, served as best man for Mr. Gleason. A reception for about 60 guests followed at Nieder-stein's after which the couple left

MISS JUNE C. DIPPEL

for a week's honeymoon in the Poconos.

Mrs. Gleason, a graduate of Lynbrook High school, attended Browne's Business school. Lyn­brook and has been employed by the Equitable Life Assurance company in Manhattan. The bridegroom, a graduate of East Rockaway High school, was em­ployed as an electrician by the Long Island railroad before he enlisted four years ago. He re­turned to this country to be sta­tioned at Annapolis, last Novem­ber, having served for two years in both Atlantic and South Pa­cific waterS.

At the conclusion of their honeymoon 'the couple will make their home at Annapolis.

Miss Sherman To Wed Veteran September 29.

Mis§ Jeanette Sherman, daugh­ter of Mrs. Katherine Sherman of Chicago, 111., has selected Septem­ber 29 as the date of her marriage to George Coulon, a discharged army veteran, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Coulon of West Broadway, Cedarhurst. The cere­mony will be performed at 10 a. m, in St. Joachim's Roman Catholic church, Cedarhurst, by the Rtv. Francis Flanagan.

Mrs, Thomas Pierce of Roslyn will be matron of honor and Wil­liam Stanton of Hewlett will be best man for Mr. Coulon. A re­ception will follow at the White Oaks inn, Hewlett.

The bride-elect attended schools in New Hartford, la. Mr. Coulon is a graduate of Woodmere High school He was in service four years, most of that time overseas with the medical corps. He saw action^ in Africa, Sicily and Italy and \|ras discharged with a score of 103 points.

Miss Suzanne Squires Becomes Mrs. Worm

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wells Squirfs of Greenwich street, Hempstead, have announced the marripge of their daughter, Miss Suzanne Radcllffe Squires, to Ralph Henry Worm, son of Mr. and lirs. Henry J. Worm of Main street, Aquebogue. The wedding took place, April 16, at Elkton, Md.

Mr. and Mrs. Squires will hold a small reception at their home, Sundtjy, in honor of the couple. Mi*, and Mrs. Worm will live in Aquebogue.

Her Troth Told Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reich of

6 Highland court, Far Rockaway, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elaine Reich, to Sergeant Daniel Cassell, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ben­jamin Cassell of Seagate, Brook­lyn. Sergeant Cassell is stationed in Okinawa.

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Cherry Valley, Hempstead Have Matches

Mrs. Wesley Cotterell and Mrs. William H. Versfelt were the win­ners, yesterday, at the Cherry Valley club, Garden City, in a medal play handicap golf tourna­ment. Mrs. Cotterell won the bridge prize and Mrs. Alfred W. Bisby, Jr., the golf prize for guests.

Members and their guests play­ing golf and bridge included the JVtesdames Ray Bowles, Andrew S. Ross, Harry S. Percival, Lee R. Jenney, Arthur J. Conroy, A. M. Schmitt, Albert C. Hugo, Edward A. Maher, David Ferguson, Chase L. Day, Charles Tisch, Haywood Clark, Robert D. Vanderbilt, Val­entine Willis, Walter V. D. Bayer, C. Raymond Hix, J. Walker Ful-cher, Hamilton Pell, Sidney Dichells, Oliver Payne, Leonard Tingle, Frank Mulcare and F. Eugene Graessle.

The club championship will get underway, next Tuesday. Mrs. Day is the defending champion.

Mrs. Charles Carbone scored 59-9, 50 net playing in a 12 blind hole contest, yesterday, at the Hempstead Golf club which gave her the prize in the first group. Mrs. Joseph Dittrich wOn in the second group with 72-19, 53 net, and in the third group Mrs. Henry J. Schuler had V8-23, 55 net and was tied with Mrs. William Rolflfs, winning the prize upon matching cards.

Others playing included the Mesdames Ernest A. Ashdown, Helen Stieglitz, J. Fred Helmus, Robert Inch, Mahlon B. Doing, William P. O'MaUey, Carl Kle-menger, Paul J. Polke, Thomas Christensen, William J. Fisher, H. Kenneth Marks, Benjamin H. Morris, Cyrus Jones, Arthur Jones, John Helmus, Arthur Unger, W. W. Woodhouse, Anthony A. Ger-lich, George A. Haubitzer, A. M. Robertson, Jack Hagen, William Camp, Charles J. Lane, George Prentzel, A. W. Meldon, Henry Bielman, Charles T. Bohle, W. P. Ayers, Edward Herring, Albert P. Olches, Richard Schnibbe, Jerome W. Nammack, Edward J. Finne-gan, Charles H. Dowd, Edward C. Sprague, James H. McFadden, Ed­ward B. Smith, Robert L. Bergen, George W. Jenkin, George E. Fen-niman, J. T. Bullwinkel, Raymond Mullaney, James V. Rizzi, Louis A. Cdrwin, William McGowan, Thomas F. McEntee and M. A. Oldenbuttel.

Petty Officer And Bride On Honeymoon

Miss Sarah Bohin, daughter of Mr. and —Mrs. Harry Bohin of West Market street, Long Beach, was married, Monday, to Ferrell H. Hepworth, petty officer second class, U. S. N. R., son of Mr. and Mrs. R a n d o l p h Hepworth of Woods Cross, Utah. The cere­mony was performed in city hall, New York city.

The bride wore a dark blue suit and hat. Her father and mother attended the ceremony.

Mrs. Hepworth was graduated with honors from Julia Richman High school, New York city, and attended City college of New

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Miss Schumacher, 16-year-old daughter of Mrs. J. J. Schumacher of North Frank­lin street, Hempstead, will en­ter the freshman class at Bar­nard college, Columbia uni­versity, this month, to major in languages: She will enter on a scholarship won when she was graduated in June from Hempstead] High school.

York. She has been employed by the Nassau county treasury de­partment for the past eight years. Her husband was graduated from Utah Schools, and was stationed at Lido beach with the Seabees before going overseas. He was in France for 14 months and is on a 30-day leave.

The couple left, yesterday', for Utah where they will spend the remainder of Petty Officer Hep-worth's leave with his parents.

Miss Kathleen Wheeler Engaged To Sergeant

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler of Ontario road, Bellerose, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Kathleen Veronica Wheeler, to Staff Ser­geant John A. Hammerbacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hammer­bacher of Byrnes street, Franklin Square. • ^

Miss Wheeler is a graduate Of St. Frances Xavier academy, Brooklyn, and is • attending the College of Mount Vincent School of Nursing. Her fiance, a gradu­ate of Sewanhaka High school, was a student at New York uni­versity at the time of his entry into the army, almost three years ago. He served overseas for 10 months in the European theater of war, returning to this country, July 15. He is presently stationed at Fort Benning, Ga.

Miss Baird Engaged To Alabama Sailor

Mrs. Lillian Baird of Marcellus road, Mineola, announces the en­gagement of her daughter, Miss Cordial Baird, to Thomas F. Fin-ley, Private First Class U. S. navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Finley of Boaz, Ala. Miss Baird is a graduate of Mineola High school. Formerly supervisor in the Hempstead Telephone office, she is now employed at Mitchel Field. Her fiance, in the navy for the past five years, has served in Atlantic and Pacific theaters of war. He is stationed at Roose­velt Field.

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Plan Tea Membership Affair To Be Held Sept. 24

The Junior league of the Hempstead Woman's club haa planned a membership tea to be held September 24 at 8 p. m. at the American Legion clubhouse, Hempstead avenue, West Hemp­stead. The board met Monday night at the home of the presi­dent, Mrs. Leo Carroll Tobin, Duryea place. Hempstead.

Mrs. James J. "Neefus, member­ship chairman, is in charge of the tea and hostesses will be Mrs. Lester Perry, Miss Tessie Markow and Miss Dorothy Billker. The program will be arranged by Mrs. E. A. Hudson and ?4rs. Harry Sebree. The Junior Debs hava been invited to attend. Mrs. Eu­gene Zimmerman and Mrs. Frank Billker are advisers lor the league.

The Red Cross unit of the club had 12 members at a meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Stephan Polack, Hcdgeway court, Hempstead. They are making pa­jamas for small boys and wiH meet tomorrow from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. at Mrs. Poiack's home, and September 20 and 27 at the sane hours.

Miss Gralla Becomes Mrs. Martin kritzer

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mis? Evelyn Gralla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gralla of 608 Grove street, Far Rockaway, and Kritzer, son ol Mr, and Mrs. I rv ­ing ^Kritzer of 10 Lawrence lane, Lawrence, August 26. The cere­mony was performed in the Co-coanut grove of the Park Central hotel, Manhattan.

The couple have returned from a honeymoon at -Schroon Manor and Canada and are making their home in the Franklin Towers ho­tel, Riverside drive, Manhattan.

HAS 2ND BIRTHDAY Patricia Ann Munn, daughter of

James D. Munn, boatswain's mate 1st class, U. S. .coast guard, and Mrs. Munn, of South Long Beach avenue, Freeport, celebrated her second birthday with a party at her home. Guests included Susan and Jonathan Wiliets, Douglas and Robert Wade, "Bubbles" Rickert, and their mothers.

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