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Nee Mary Boyle 89-19 Sutphin bovlevard

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(Bollywood Photo) MRS. WILLIAM WALLACE

Nee Constance Minor! 138-18 101st avenue

Jamaica

Bertha Honsa Weds George L. Nasdahl

Bertha M. Honsa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Honsa of 84-15 Jer­ome avenue, Woodhaven, became the bride of George L. Nasdahl, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ludwig Nasdahl of 121-41 133rd street. South Ozone Park, yesterday in the home of the bridegroom's parents.

The Rev. C. Henry Thomson of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, South Ozone Park, officiated. A re­ception for 60 followed in the 133rd •treet residence.

The bride's gown had a white satin bodice and full net skirt. A fingertip veil fell from a small crown. She carried an arm bouquet of gardenias%nd valley lilies. Mar­garet Pickett of Riohmond Hill was the bride's only attendant. Her gown was of blue taffeta. She wore a short veil and carried a bouquet of talisman roses. .Theodore Nas­dahl was his brother's best man.

After a motor trip upstate the couple will reside in Queens.

The bride is a graduate of John Adams High School. Mr. Nasdahl, an alumnus of the same school, is attending Brooklyn College.

SCHAEFER—MADER The marraige of Eleanor Mader

of Richmond Hill and Edward Schaefer of Glendale took place yesterday in St. John's Lutheran Church, Richmond Hill, with the Rev. Herbert Weiskotten officiat­ing.

The bride wore an ivory satin dress. A peart tiara held her veil. She carried roses. Theresa Kerwin of Richmond Hill, who was maid of honor, was dressed hi blue satin. Elsie Steinhilber of Richmond Hill and Ruth Schaefer, the bride­groom's sister, were bridesmaids. They wore dresses similar to the maid of honor's. All attendants carried American beauties.

Vincent Killorin of Glendale was best man. Henry and John Mader, brothers of the bride, Edward Brugel of Elmhurst and Walter Downs of Richmond Hill ushered.

After a week's trip South, the aewlyweds will live in Glendale.

Mrs. Schaefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mader of 102-37 85th avenue, is a graduate of Rich­mond Hill High School. Her hus­band, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaefer of 78-33 64th street, at­tended Bushwick High School, Brooklyn.

REICHERT—PREXFSS Dorothy Preuss, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Preuss of 109-23 217tlh street, Queens Village, be­came the bride yesterday of WaMer Reichert, son of Mrs. Mary Reich­ert of 114-45 157th street, Jamaica. The Rev. Louis Wagner officiated in Grace Lutheran Church, Queens Village.

The bride wore white chiffon with a bouffant skirt. Mrs. Charles Reno of Queens Village, her sister and matron of honor, was dressed In pink crepe. Harold Preuss, brother of the bride, was best man.

After a honeymoon in the South, t h e couple will live in Jamaica.

HOSTESS SELECTED Bertha Branche of 146-44 Lake-

wood avenue, Jmaica, was chosen a hostess for two socials planned by •he Lutheran Club of Hunter Col­lege. A supper meeting was held with the New York University Lu­theran Club last night in Holy Trin­ity Lutheran Church, Manhattan. Hunter students will hold a supper party tomorrow in St. Peter's Lu­theran Church, Manhattan.

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MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1941. Page Seven

(Sleed Photo) MRS. GEORGE BECK JR.

Nee Marion Jeuther 111-41 120th street

Ozone Park

(Nortbacker Photo) MRS. DAVID THORNTON

Nee Doris Watrous 93-22 217th street

Queens Village

Alice E. Fertsch Who'll Wed April 26, Feted at Shower

A shower was given for Alice E. Fertsch of Jamaica, who will become the bride of Carl R Woodward Jr. of New Brunswick, N. J., on April 26, by Jeam Norton of 175-25 89th avenue, Jamaica, in the Norton hornet

Those present were Mrs. George W. Fertsch, the mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. Clarence Remsen, Mrs. J. R. Norton, Mrs. George E. Van Sic-len, Mrs. Robert F. Peterson, Mrs. Edwin Coilison, Mrs. Harold Fred-sell, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs, Nor­man Russak, Mrs. Frederick Wage-mann, Sophia Dean, Evelyn Dar-ragh, Emily Gifford, Mildred Ber­gen, Marjorie Feirtsch, Mildred Woodward, Gladys Wanner, Eleanor Schmidt, Ellen Lane, Margaret Ber­gen, Jean Weld, May B. Huntting, Louise Holsdher and Mildred Guyon.

The evening ceremony will take place in the First Presbyterian Church, Jamaica, with the Rev. An­drew Magill officiating.

The bride-to-be, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fertsch of 88-04 173rd Street, is a graduate of Jamaica High School and Packard School, Manhattan. She is attending Co­lumbia University, Manhattan.

Her fiance, son of Dr. and Mrs. Carl Woodward, was graduated from Rutgers University where he was elected to Phi Gamma, Delta. He is a research bacteriologist employed by a Rahway, N. J., chemical cor­poration. His father is executive secretary of Rutgers.

Lenten Music to Feature Jamaica Choral's Concert

A concert of music appropriate to the Lenten season will be pre­sented at 8:30 P. M. March 29 by the Jamaica Choral in the home of Mildred M. Bergen, 128-25 Old Soutfti road, Jamaica.

Mrs. Willis Chamberlin is chair­man.

Guest artists who will take part in the program are William M. Guggolz of Hollis, baritone, and R. Denton Hendrickson of Hollis, pianist.

Choral members scheduled for solos include Louise Bartlett, mez­zo soprano, and Charlotte Krug, soprano. Duets will be sung by Olga Bella, soprano and Lois Martz, alto. A quartet composed of Dorothy Hendrickson and Mil­dred Bergen, both sopranos, and Anna ^radway and Martha Schroe-ter, contraltos, will sing several selections.

Laura A. Nesbitt, pianist, will play the accompaniments.

On May 6 the choral will give a concert at 8:30 P. M. in the First Presbyterian Church house, Jamaica. Proceeds will be for Jamaica Hos­pital. Rehearsals are being held Mondays at 8 P. M. in the church-house. Miss Nesbitt is chairman.

(Bellcova Photo) MRS. JOHN MISAK Nee Irene Masiarsld

145-26 Arlington terrace Jamaica

(Home Ufa Photo) MRS. FRANKLIN STOEHN

Nee Dorothy Fearsall 23 Marlboro road

Valley Stream

(Hollywood Photo) MRS. PATRICK GIORDANO

Nee Vera Wilson 90-17 Jamaica avenue

Woodhaven

New Chapter Formed By Sigma Kappa Delta

The Sigma Kappa Delta frater­nity inducted 13 members into a new chapter at the Franklin Hotel yesterday afternoon.

The unit, known as the Psi chap­ter, is made up of graduates of John Adams High School.

The new members are Arthur Darsch, Harold Darsch, Jack Leise-gang, Clifford Iversen, Harry Zim­merman, Frank Barnes, Charles Ma-gera, Tom Sanpietro, Albert Wang-enheim, John Lynch, Fred Devine, Anthony Santipolo and Martin Im-mel all of Richmond Hill.

Martha R. (D'Brien AndhFrancis Seus Exchange Vows

SS. Joachim and Anne Roman CatholMl Church, Queens Village, was the *eene yesterday of the mar­riage of Martha R O'Brien, daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of 218-25 104th avenue, Queens Vil­lage, and Francis L. Seus, son of Mrs. Grace Seus of 199-20 Hollis avenue, Hollis.

The Rev. Edwin Brosnahan offi­ciated. A reception followed in the O'Brien home.

The bride wore an afternoon frock of lgiht blue crepe with a corsage ©f orchids. Her twin, Mar­guerite, who attended her, wore a print dress with a corsage of gar­denias.

James Feeley of Hollis was best man. Thomas O'Brien, brother of the brl|e, and Robert Kelly of Brooklyn, her uncle, ushered.

After a trip to Maine, the cou­ple will reside in Forest Hills. Both are graduates of Jamaica High School. The bride is a member of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of SS. Joachim and Anne Church. Mr. Seus, a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Pascal Baylon Roman Catholic Church, Hollis, is secretary of Pi Phi Fraternity.

Doodys to Entertain Junior Debutantes

Mr. and Mrs. David F. J. Doody of 137-23 226th street, Laurelton, will be hosts Friday to the Junior Debu­tantes of Laurelton at a St. Pat­rick's party in their home.

Jean Irene Lee, welfare chairman, announced that clothing has been distributed to needy families. Cath-leen Brown, sunshine chairman, re­ported that messages have been sieint to ill persons In the com­munity.

(Hollywood Photo) MRS. JOHN MOODY

Nee Muriel Stelnbrecher 117-14 Sutter avenue

Ozone Park

(Bordon Photo) MRS. MORRIS KESSMAN

Nee Ann Penes 104-28 150th street

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Mary R. Benheimer To Marry Saturday

Mary Roberts Benheimer of 117-14 Union turnpike, Kew Gardens, and Jamestown, R I., will become the bride of Louis A. Muller of Manhat­tan on Saturday. The ceremony will take place in Sit. ALphonsus Roman Catholic Church, Manhattan, with the Rev. Francis Funk officiating.

Margaret Benheimer wMl be her sister's maid of honor. Dr. John Donlon of Brooklyn will be best man.

Miss Benheimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Benheimer of James­town, is a graduate of Rogers High School, Newport, R. I. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Muller, attended McBurney Pre­paratory School, Xavier Academy and New York University, Manhat­tan.

(Arthur Photo) MRS. JOHN MARSYMKOW

Nee Olga Rutowitz 28 Seabury street

Hempstead

RICHMOND HILL EASTERN Star—Reception in the Richmond Hill Masonic Temple.

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCTA-tlon of Public School 138, Rosedale —Tenth anniversary luncheon.

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIA-tion of Public School 57, Richmond Hill^-Meeting.

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIA-tldn of Public School 51, Richmond Hill—'Meeting at 1:30 P. M.

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIA-tlon of Public School 133, Bellerose —Executive board meeting.

PARENT-TEAOHER ASSOCIA-tion of Public School 33, Queens Village—Card and games party at 222-05 Jamaica .avenue.

LONG ISLAND ALUMNAE OF Wells College — Luncheon meeting at 500 West drive, Douglaston.

SHOARD-MOORE COMPANIONS of the Forest—Games party at 87-48 78th street, Woodhaven.

SECOND ZONE FIFTH As­sembly District Woman's Democratic Club—Ord and games party at 9 P. M. at 104-27 127th street, Rich­mond Hill.

QUEENS COLLEGE FACULTY Wives Club—Meeting in the home of Mrs. Phillips Bradley, 40-02 22lst street, Bayside.

GARDEN CLUB OF SPRING-fleld Gardens — Dessert luncheon meeting at 1:30 P. M. in the home of Mrs. J. Peter Joyce, 218-01 136th avenue.

QUEENS AUXILIARY, BROOK-lyn Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Aged—Bazaar at 9 A. M. in the St. George Hotel, Brooklyn.

LAURELTON-ROSEDALE A u x ­iliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars— Luncheon and card party at 1 P. M. at 245-02 Francis Lewis boule­vard, Rosedale.

LADY CATHERINE COMPAN-ions of the Forest, Jamaica—Re­ception in the cluibrooms.

STERLINGSHIRE W O M E N ' S Club—Installation in Marwede's Restaurant, Queens Village.

JAMAICA COUNCIL OF JEWISH Women—Meeting at 8 P. M. in the Jamaica Jewish Center.

KEW - FOREST W E L F A R E League of Temple Isaiah, Kew Gar­dens^—Meeting in the Forest Hills Masonic Temple, Queens boulevard and Continental avenue.

SISTERHOOD OF CONGREGA-tion B'Nal Israel, Woodhaven —-Party at 8:30 P. M. in the center.

WOMEN'S SOCIETY FOR CHRIS-tian Service of Grace Methodist Church, St. Albans—Luncheon and card! party in the church hall.

CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB OF St. Pascal Baylon Roman Catholic Church, Hollis—Card party at 1:30 P. M. in the church basement.

LADIUS AID SOCIETY OF Pilgrim Congregational Church, Richmond Hill—Tea in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. David Sandstrom, 104-22 89th avenue.

QUEENS BRANCH, AMERICAN Association of University Women— Education group meeting in the home of Mrs. Samuel R. Dayhoff, 33-82 163rd street, Flushing.

DIRECTORS OF THE YOUNG Women's Christian Association, Ja­maica—Committee meeting at 10 A. M. In the ?Y."

MUSICAL SOCIETY OF JA-maica—Guest Night at 8:30 Pf M. in the Presbyterian Church House, Jamaica.

WOMEN'S CLUB OF FOREST Hills — Current reading chapter meeting in the Community House, 15 Borage place!

MOTHERS CLUB OF BOY Scout Troop 122, Hollis.—Exective board meeting at 1:30 P. M. in the home of Mrs. Marion Luxon, 99-34 Bellaire jdace.

MOTHERS AND TEACHERS CIR-cle of the Hollis Avenue Congrega­tional Church, Bellaire.—Meeting at 8:15 P. M. in the church parlors.

MOTHERS CLUB OF PUBLIC School 160, Jamaica — Executive board meeting in the home of Mrs. Caretta Freitag, 143-42 Ferndale avenue.

PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIA-tion of Public School 58, Ozone Park —Meeting.

PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIA-tion of public School 131, Jamaica Estates^Meeting at 2 P. M.

PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIA-tion of Jamaica High School—Meet­ing.

.AUXILIARY OF THE SPRING-field Gardens Legion — Executive board meeting at 8:30 P. M. at 141-19 Springfield boulevard.

MOTHERS CLUB OF PUBLIC School 138, Rosedaile—10th anniver­sary luncheon and meeting at 1:30 p. M. li | the school.

PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIA-tion of Public School 53, Richmond Hill—Benefit bridge at 8 P. M. in the Queans Home for the Blind, 115-12 9S*h avenue, Richmond Hill.

MOTHERS CLUB OF PUBLIC S c h o o l 154, FlUshing-Hillcrest— Luncheon and card party in Choung'f Restaurant, 168-40 Jamai­ca avenue.

Martha Becker Marries Texan In Church Service

Martha Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Becker of 88-35 138th street, Jamaica, became the bride of William John Green of Kilgore, Texas, yesterday in Vic­toria Congregational ^Church, Ja­maica. The Rev. Egbert Macklin of­ficiated. A reception was held in the Homestead Hotel, Kew Gardens.

The bride wore a white net dress over satin. An orange blossom tiara held her veil. She carried orchids and sweet peas. Mrs. Green was at­tended by her sisters, Mrs. Lucille Fischer of McKeesport, Pa., as matron of honor, and Muriel Beck­er, as maid of honor. Mrs. Fischer wore a peach chiffon dress. The maid of honor was dressed in green chiton. Both carried white gladioli and. baby breath.

Robert Littlefield of Long Isjand City was best man. Ushers were Jack Becker, brother of the bride, and Williard Pratt of Woodhaven.

The couple will live in Kilgore. Mrs. Green, a graduate of Jamaica

High School, is a member of the Ja­maica Village Women's Society. Her husband, son of E. C. Green of Oil City, Pa., is an alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh.

(Bellcore Photo) MRS. LOUIS SYPD3N* Nee Caroline Pollack

107-37 155th street Jamaica

(Hollywood Photo) MRS. PETER STRONCSYK

Nee Lillian Wanuuijijm 1SS-01 Cross Ray boulevard

Ozone Park

SISTERHOOD MAH JONG The Jamaica Young Men's and

Young Women's Hebrew Associa­tion Sisterhood named Mrs. Fannie Etra and Mrs. Ray Blumberg to supervise a mah jong and card party to be given March, 24 in the "Y" building, 153-14 90th avenue.

(Woodhaven Art Photo) MRS. JOHN BLANEY Nee Blanche Vadney

89-15 91st street Woodhaven

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(Belxove Photo) MRS. FRANK MONGARDI

Nee Catherine Tassone 188 North 10th ittreet

New Hyde Park

(Lincoln Photo} MRS. NICHOLAS RIZZO Nee Josephine Consiglio

116-31 120th street South Ozone Park

(Fsurb Photo) MRS. ANTHONY GIANNOTTI

Nee Fay Fontanel la 115-85 Park drive

Elmont msm.

Natalie S. Perry Wed in Manhattan

Natalie S. Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Perry of 137-21 231st street, Laurelton, and Henry Halpern, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halpern of Brooklyn, were married before Rabbi Herbert Feddw of Lau­relton and Rabbi Jacob Bosndak of Brooklyn yesterday. The ceremony and reception took place in the Ho­tel Ambassador, Manhattan.

The bride wore a princes gown of white net over satin, with a hooped skirt. She wore a veil and carried a spray of flowers on a prayerbook. Mrs. Abraham Rusgo of Laurelton was her cousin's matron of honor. She was dressed in a princess gown of periwinkle blue net and lace and carried a Colonial bouquet.

Sidney Perlow of Laurelton was best man. Ushers were Robert Perry of Laurelton and Murray Hor­owitz, Arthur Greenfield, Jerome Heifer, Murray Goldstein, Joseph Samuels and Harry Scholler, all of Brooklyn.

The bride, a graduate of New York University, is a member of Sigma Tau Delta.

Following a trip South, the new- j lyweds will reside in Forest Hills.'

(White Art Photo) MRS. VINCENT FINN

Nee Evelyn Muller Central avenue Valley Stream

(Uncom Fnooo) MRS. WILLIAM BAKER Nee Beatrice Fanplnella

87-22 123rd street Richmond Hill

' EASTERN STAR DANCE A dance and entertainment pro­

gram has been arranged by Hope Triangle, Daughters of the Eastern Star, for March 18 at 7:15 P. M. in the Community House, 215-32 Ja­maica avenue, "Queens Village. Members of the Eastern Star, Rain­bow Girls and DeMolay have been inviitA

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(Saed Photo) MRS. CONSTANTTNE SIMMS

Nee Mary A. Titles 92-06 95th avenue

Ozone Park

(Weber Photo) MRS. HERBERT HEISER

Nee Virginia Scott 162-05 89th avenue

Jamaica

iSleed Photo) MRS. RUSSELL SHUTE Nee Lorraine Rosecrans

86-02 79th street Woodhaven

BALL—CAPPELLO Rose Oappello, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Cappello of 111-03 101st avenue, Richmond Hill, will be married Sunday to James Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ball of 127-22 103d road, Richmond Hill. The Rev. Thomas J. Swarbrick will officiate at the ceremony in St. Benedict Joseph Labre Roman Catholic Church, Ricr nond Hill.

The parents of the bride-to-be will receive in their home.

Mrs. Fannie Affourtit of Rich­mond Hill will be matron of honor for her sister. Mrs. Rita Ball of South Ozone Park, sister-in-law of the prospective bridegroom, will be an attendant.

Arthur Ball will be his brother's best man. Another brother, Rich­ard, who is husband of the attend­ant, will usher.

Miss Cappello is a graduate of Jamaica Vocational High School. Mr. Ball attended John Adams High School, Ozone Park.

(Woodhaven Art Photo) MRS. GEORGE MEISNER

Nee Emma Husmann 94-08 76th street

Woodhaven

MRS. BYRON H. CREASY JR. Nee Dorothy Renke

175-27 Wexford terrace Jamaica '

ENTERTAIN WITH SOCIAL Mrs. Josephine Maybeck, Mrs.

Mae Adams, Mrs. Helen Jordan and Mrs. Beatrice Fruit, former matrons of the Richmond Hill Eastern Star, entertained members Saturday night at a social at 9 Kew Gardens road, Kew Gardens.

Garden Club to Elect In Surrey Estates

Mrs. Walter Tietaa, Mrs. John Dal-lard and Mrs. Fred Sheppard, mem­bers of a nominating committee, will report April 8 at a meeting of the Surrey Estates Garden d u b avenue.

in the hojne of Mrs. Wiiliam McKin-ley, 220-36 Hartland avenue.

John Fairbairn, president of the Roosevelt Garden Club, exhibited colored slides of Colorado, Maine and Washington gardens during all seasons at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Louts Fahreon, 220-40 Hartland

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MEET IN CHAMTNADE The Mothers Club of Chaminade

High School, Mineola, will meet to­night at 8 o'clock in the school.

BOARD MEETING The executive board of the

Mothers Club of Public School 134, Hollis, wiH meet at 2 P. M. Thurs­day In the school teachers' room.

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Boruck-Berlin Wedding_Solemnized

The marriage of Evelyn Berlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Ber­lin of 99-25 212th street, Queens Vil­lage, and Bernard Boruck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Boruck of 134-46 234th street, Laurelton, took place yesterday at 957 Eastern parkway, Brooklyn, before Rabbi Baruch Sil-verstein of Queens Village. A re­ception for 100 followed.

The bride wore a white satin gown with a train and a sweetheart neck­line. Her tulle veil fell from a cap. She carried white orchids on a Bible.

Doris Deller of Astoria was maid of honor. Her gown was of light blue chiffon. She carried an old-fashioned bouquet. James Boruck was his brother's best man.

After a wedding trip to Washing­ton, the newlyweds will live in Queens Village.

The bride is a graduate of Jamai­ca High School and attended Queens College. Mr. Boruck is an alumnus of Jamaica High School.

JUNIOR MAH JONG The Jamaica Jewish Juniors will

hold a bridge and mah Jong party tonight et 8 P. M. In the home of Gertrude Bennett, 187-16 87th road, Jamaica Estates.

RANDEL—MILLER Mildred J. Miller, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Miller of 94-50 224th street, Queens Village, became the bride of George J. Randel, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Randel of 94-53 224th street, yesterday in Redeemer Lutheran Church, Queens Village.

The Rev. J. Edward Vesper offici­ated. A reception for 35 followed in the home of the bride's parents.

The bride wore a three-piece, beige wool suit and carried an arm bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. Isabel Miller of Jackson Heights was her cousin's maid of honor. She wore a blue serge dress and a corsage of pink roses. James L. Emmons of Woodside was best man.

The bride and bridegroom attend­ed Jamaica High School. The cou­ple will live in Quesns Village.

Center's Senior League Plans Masked Party

The Senior League of the Balsley Park Jewish Center will hold a mas­querade party Wednesday night in the center.

A roller skating party will take place March 21 at 127-25 Metropoli­tan avenue, Richmond Hill.

Members of the auxiliary will be guests at a mother-daughter dinner April 20 in the center. The League will hold a Spring dance April 26.

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