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28 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUN., DEC. 22, 1946 ! daily, include boiled beef with horse- ^ lines to the accompaniment of radish sauce; breaded pork tender-: some torrid swearing . . , Dante's lloin, roast turkey, steaks, chops, va magical melodies at Shore Road Christmas Play Christmas Story SCHOOL NEWS IrooWyn and Broadway rious broiled fish steaks, lobster in! Casino music to different styles, and a wide variety: jive-jaded ears. of salad bowls and cold cuts. Popular Joe Awarded Scholarships Boiled chicken or beef in the pot are Doris continues Given at Adelphi Told at Packer The ancient Christmas storv ofl St' ^TWCc* P"P. 41 Butler St" Honors Announced house specialties. funnyman and The sixth grade of Adelphi Acad me ancient onristmas story oi,heM the 5emi_anmial scholarship The sweet tooth gets ample at MC ... Clos emy presented a play, "Why the the shepherds and the angel voices Examinations on Dec. 14. Winners, ing Jan. 1, Ri tention with some fine desserts, es Chimes Rang," Thursday with from on high was re-enacted this j announced by Brother Bernard, NIGHT LI pecially the cheese cake. It raUvs viera is due to choral singing by the fourth and By Academy Dean reopen April 1 morning in the chapel of the|0. S. F., principal, are Joseph T. with the best in town. fifth grades. By LEW SHEAFFER with a new Packer Collegiate Institute by stu 'Harth, 59-10 58th Road, Maspeth The honor roll and credit for the llriiti) YoUniman and John J. Sullivan, 141-11 Cherry LKWS TALK . . . Kleanor The high school glee club sang first marking period of the Fall policy . . . Vi dents of the school and junior col Ave.,. Flushing. Harth attend St. World's Fair Reminder Koosevelt is a frequent visitor Christmas carols In the hall of the term was announced" by Emory L. cente Gomez, ace guitarist, joins lege. The traditional presentation Stanislaus School and Sullivan is a ,1111? these days to Tammany Hall's the Blue Angel show tomorrow j high school on Friday at noon. at Packer is In pantomime with January, dean of Brooklyn Acad It never fails. The first-time visi- than a block away. The restaurant. j when all pa re n Us and friends were pupil at St. Mary's School. emy, 182 Henry St., as follows: 1 1 last "Wigwam" huddles . . . Report tor to Dub&ons Is bound to make^P" * Summer, soon became ... Clark Underwood, Surf Bar choral accompaniment, after a read from movieland has the feud be Host, is putting up the shutters invited to be present. ing of the Bible story by Dr. Paul Honor Roll , , . . ,, a popular spot with jurists, lawyers tween those two columnists hotter throughout January to go fishing The music in the sixth grade D. Shafer, president of Packer. Joseph Abbadessa, James Bracey,. wme sort of remark about the]^^.^ figures During the than ever . . . Gremlins still down South . . ." Irving Jaeger, play was under the direction of Those who took leading parts In Peter Cullen, John Ohell, Adam Worlds Fair. season, you're likely to find some, 'isobel Kynoch, formerly of the New Boro Students ! plaguing the incoming "Beggar's closing the Little Vienna for New the presentation were Nancy Mer- Chou, Andrew Campbell, Alpert El With its frontage of tail, glass of the Dodgers knocking out a Holiday." Program listed Duke Year's Eve, donated the premises l England Conservatory of Music, rltt, Carol Haff, Beverly Welter, V » lis, Joseph Fimmano, Jerome Fab- windows and Itra-modern interior,jhomer on a dish of roast beef orj Ellington for free to alma mater NYU for the jand the teacher of the grade is Sally Castleman, Gerdar Satzlnger, ricant, Anthony Gembs, Joseph the place is strongly reminiscent of .steak. the "book" and senior prom. Miss Jane Gilbert, formerly of the Jean Dedrlch, Rosem^rle Towbin, Granlckas, Vito Granickas. Joyce the swank eating pavilions at the' Everything is a la carte.at Dub- John La Louche j American School in Tokyo. Japan. In Syracuse Frat Gross, Richard Hammett, Marvin J h Dorothy Wolfe; Sheila Condon, and Flushing Meadow spectacle, son's, but the prices are reasonable, MORE EVE PRICKS . . . Here arei ° ,n Libbv. director of the high Muraskln, Henry Muraski, Thomas for "music." . . . hw k rR n Elaine Duff. Others In the "cast Twelve students from Brooklyn Actually, the restaurant was pat- for the quality and generous por-; a few spots omitted from the Ne* *= ? **?. ?t * ^ "", ™ I O'Nlell, Peter Paragone. Lorna Rich- Walter O'Brien, dl tor of were Betsy Flandreau, Lucy John are among 465 men recently terned on the main dining hail ofitions. The cuisine features standard; 'Year's Eve roundup . . . Brooklyn-| »* . Trinity Episcopal Church whose sis Mari son, Jane Page, Patricia Briger, pledged to fraternities at Syracuse man, Barbara Rubin, Edwin Ryan, the liner Normandie, according to I American dishes, with a smaller as-! iPark Vanderbilt. $10, and Mak-:of "<*»>". anne married Jane Halsted, Diane Decker, Clare University. Freshmen la, the Col Henry Smith, Diane Selde, John H. George Dubrow, chief owner. One,sortment of kosher-type special- tobacco heir sik's Roadside, $6. Manhattan—Steve! James, Carolyn Sparks, > Mildred lege of liberal Arts, William Cohen Van Hoogenstyn, Philip Webb, Ter- entire side of the room is curved and i ties. Richard Rey- Murray's, $10; Old Roumanian, $8,; Anderson, Cynthia Moorehead, Red of 180 Lenox Road has been pledged ril Wolff, Edward Wong. divided into sections with scallopedj Appetizers range from ei«ht dif- nolds, likes the : $9 or $10. and Bernstein's, $7.50. mond Thayer, Fiske Warren, An to phi Epsilon Pi; Jay Reich of Credit List ed-ges, giving a wave-like effect J ferent kinds of seafood cocktails to. Gertrude Nirsen insurance game. Open house at Bamboo Cafe. Prices thony Worden, Suzanne Palmleri, 709 Avenue K, Phi Epsilon Pi; Jack Other features of the cheerful decorjherring in wine sauce, chopped Berkeley Presents Alfred Abrahamson. Ruby Block, He cornered all the tobacco clan's [are per person and include full- Gail Hfril, Alice Atherton, Shirley Schwartz of 1675 E. 18th St., Phi Morris Bernikoff, Muriel Br let, are walls of old-rose, oyster-white|chicken livers and home-made ge-; policies . . . Today's :mportant (course dinners, novelties, etc. "Open Baraclough, Dolores Dahllnger, Epsilop Pi; Irving Rappaport of 81 chairs and wall-seats of leather, and:fulte fish. For soup, there are Frank Charlton, Francis Cannon, item: Velma Madden, L. I. model, house'' means the usual prices. Jane Day, Barabara Demarest, N. Portland Ave., Sigma Alpha Mu; Lawrance Daley, Elmer Davis, Clara flawing, draperies 24-feet Jong. yellow split pea, chicken consomme! downed five pounds of steak in | Annual Pageant Gloria Goyanes, Margaret Johan- Maurice J. Schub of 1616 54th St., Both owned by the same family,:winrmatzoth balls and onion soup Dempsey, Jerome Druckman, Doro one sitting at Bradley's to cop the The annual Christmas pageant nessen, Phebe Kley and Leila Kas- Tau Epsilon Phi, and Harry A. J. thy Eaton, Perry Ferrara, Beverly-"- Dubson's is the tonier sister of Du-.au gratin. lady chowhound title . . . New of Berkeley Institute, 181 Lincoln sab. Shemitz of 1463 E. 18th St., Tau brow's well-known cafeteria less Typical entrees, which- chanse Felnberg, Jerome Freund, William ; Yorker returns to ice with a fig- Hunter Has New Place, was presented on Friday On Thursday night sudents in Epsilon Phi. Paul Tessler of 1589 Greenbergf, Marilyn Helhor, Willard •etnryh irmfnv .i; Ocean Ave. Is a prospective mem- ...... Yire-8 show the day atter'Xriia's morning- -nndor---the— direction .of. the-choir- and glee-club-of Packer •HolHsf Harold Hunton, John Judger . . . Gertrude Niesen reported the athletic department. Members lead a large audience In singing the ber-of—Phi- EpsHoii—Pi.r— Tessler - is Charles Kelly, Karol Kobelskl, Joan set for Zanzibar when it goes off Courses of the lower school took part in familiar Christmas carols and also & sopohomore in the College of Morltz, Jacqueline Paul, Gerard a Liberal Arts. the sepia-standard. Franklin New courses, covering a varietv program that included singing gave a concert of Christmas music, Weber, Seymour Last, Walter Low- Freshmen In the College of Ap- BEST WISHES Hughes will redecorate . . . Lilo of timely and interesting subjects, j carols and the dance of the" Yule- old and new, native and foreign, plied Science, Adolph Prager of ry, James McNamara, William Nay Pike, daughter of Ruby Foo's boss, will be included in the Spring-pro-j tide fairy, while, the elementary under the direction of Elizabeth 1701 W. 3d St, has been pledged tolpler, Bruce Newman, James OTiara, FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS singer-debuts out of town next gram of the Hunter College evening!and intermediate gTades joined in Wright. Tau Epsilon Phi, and Thedore M Christopher Perrotla, Richard Por month with Broadway - here - I - and extension division, Director!presenting tho Nativity scene. Dur- Winkert of 5104 Tilden Ave., Sigma ter, Edward Reed, John Romeo, Ed AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR come hope . . . Boroite Eddie Broderick Cohen'has announced. lng the intermission the senior up- Chi; Roy G. Colson of 932 Carroll ward Riaff, Charles Raftery, Gil Manson to introduce an elec Practical horticulture; the theater;per school sang a group of carols Marietta Students St. Is a prospective member of Zeta bert Schacher, Aaron Sabel. Lionel SPECIAL FULL COURSE tricity-run harmonica at a con of Eugene O'Neill; an advertising!which tod been requested by the Horrie for Holidays Beta Tau, and Kenneth J. Rudman Stern, Rhoda Sider, Edwin Solano, cert in February . . With its. laboratory, and an advanced course students, the faculty, and the lower of 1129 E. 8th St., Zeta Beta Tau Norman Sovern, Eric Thorne, James CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S DAY colonics fighting for freedom...: iu Russian are-the new adult edu-ischoolsparents^With„_the_conclu- Seventeen students from Brooklyn|c*olson" iTa"freshman"and"Rudman Tighe and Martin Waxenbaum. 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