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6 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1935 February Festivities Will Reach a High Peak in the Gay Social World WOK I I I IX I ON PHY FE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worthington of Rock Hall. Lawrence, announce HOLY INNOC ENTS PARTY One of the outstanding social) events of the pre-lcnten season in I Catholic circles will be the card I party, bunco and danc of the United Societies of Holy Innocents Church. Beverly Road and E.

17th in the Hotel St. Geowe on Tues- the engagement of their daughter. Miss Gladys May Worthington, to John M. Phyfe of Woodmere, son of James Phyfe of Newburgh, N. Y.

Miss Worthington Is a graduate of Lawrence High School and Mr. I'ii'. was graduated from Kutitcrs day evening. Feb. 26.

'The proceeds of the affair will be reduce the debt of the parish. the past few months College CARD PARTY TUESDAY A card party will be held by the Women's Republican Campaign Committee of the 21st A. D. on Tuesday afternoon at Union League Club. The committee includes Mrs, fvtary E.

Parremore, chairman; Mrs. George T. Jewesson, Mrs. Holmes V. Ditmas, Mrs.

Lawrence DeLord, Mrs. Townsend J. Smith, Mrs. Anita L. Seale, Mrs.

Charles Neidner, Mrs. John H. Baker, Mrs. M. R.

Kuntz, Mrs. J. A. Krohne, Mrs. Charlotte M.

Stafford, Mrs. John L. Lotsch, Miss Lillian Koster and Mrs. John W. Crothers.

AUXILIARY DINNER The members jf Kings County American Legion Auxiliary will give a dinner to the State department president, Mrs. Irene Hathaway, and the following officers of the auxiliary: Mrs. Doris Corwlth, Mrs. Ida Ashby, Mrs. Isobel Burnham, many improvements have been made not only in the churcn edifice but in holy Innocents School.

Dr. and Mrs. Seymour G. Clark and their son, Seymour G. Clark Among the women of the parish 'Ji returned who are active on the c-ommit-; ffom, a momh at Miaml Beach and other southern resorts.

tee of arrangements as well the tickets committee are Mrs. William P. Gleeson. chairman: Mrs KOPLEWITZ HOFFMAN Froehlinger, Mrs. Kurt Lutz.

Mrs. I Mr' and Mrs- Herman Koplewitz Ralph Leonard, Mrs. James Mc- 01 luy eeneca Far KocKawa.v 15 jpM" smm tf. wl announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Fannie Koplewitz, to Bernard Hoffman, son of Mrs.

K. Hoffman. Manhattan. Mr. Hoffman is a graduate of Columbia University.

The w-edding will take place In June. SANDS DAWS iyWMWUMriiiinnmiiiii ii if) imM Gann, Mrs. Matthew F. McPhillips, Mrs. Harry Blair, Mrs.

Thomas Howard, Mrs. John Blanchfield, Mrs. William Cuddy, Mrs. J. Edward Hollwedel, Mrs.

Mary IhLfeld, Mrs. James Leonard. Mrs. Harry Rown. Mrs.

M. C. O'Brien, Mrs. F. W.

Lang, Mrs. Bert Lane, Mrs. James W. O'Reilly, Mrs. James Mc-Carren, Mrs.

Mary McConin. Mrs. Therese Meintyre, Mrs. Catherine Murphy, Mrs. Victor P.

Sahner, Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. James Walsh, Mrs. William Fishbough, Mrs. Charles Gorman, Richard Oil-leran.

Mrs. Helen McNeil. Mrs. F. x.

m'm0-. mim m4 Mis Jcanette Sands, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sands of the Bush-wick section and Middle Village, will be married to Albert Daws, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Daws, also of Brooklyn, on Saturday in the West Forest Hills Community Church. The pastor, the Rev. George Bus-teed, will officiate.

F. Foley, Mrs. John Donnellan. Mrs. Frank Reilly, Mrs.

Gilbert McEwan, Mrs. Bertha Ketcham, Mrs. May Cobb, Mrs. Etta Parsons, Mrs. Florence Walters, Mrs.

Bel Mcintosh Oxholm, Mrs. Rose Fuchs on Tuesday at Joe's Restaurant. Mrs. Mary A. Farrell is chairman of arrangements.

SURPRISE PARTY A surprise party was given Everett Freeman at his home in Brooklyn last night to celebrate his 24th birthday. Among those present were Phil Rapp, Bob Dunn, Irving Kornbloom and Manuel Price. CLUB DINNER-DANCE Employes of the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn will hold their second annual dinner-dance on the evening of Feb. 21 in the ballroom at the Towers Hotel. A musical program will be supplied by the Glee Club of the Dime Club, the name by which the employe group is known.

Philip A. Benson, president of the bank, will make an address. Harry T. McNabb heads the Glee Club, which is under 'the direction of Ralph Harris, choir director of Flatbush P. E.

Church. Roy H. Shepherd heads the committee in charge of arrangements and the reception committee is headed by Fred Lange. Club officers are Harold L. Whitaker, presi Miss Sands will be given in marriage by her father and will have Mrs.

H. P. Wilson of Flatbush as matron of honor. Mrs. Ada Bus-teed Hetchel will be the organist.

John Campbell will be best man and there will be three ushers. SOCIAL UNION MEETING The mid-Winter banquet of the L. I. Baptist Social Union will be Mr: Abraham II. Keitelman of 500 Ocean Ave, it spending the Winter in Florida, SUPPER BRIDGE BUNCO There will be a supper on Thursday evening, Feb.

14, given by St, Barbara's Branch of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association in the school hall. The supper will be followed by cards and bunco. Mrs. Eugene Kovacs is chairman and will be assisted by her committee. The Camp Fire Group of Laughing Waters of the Kings Highway M.

E. Church, under the direction of Miss Louise E. Closs, guardian, and Miss Martha E. Burnton, assistant guardian, gave a moving picture show at the church recently. Mi.ss Beth Xerese Clasen of E.

73d St. has left to join her sister, Mrs. Walter Scott Josephson, at her home on West Drive, Forest Hills, for the remainder of the Winter months. Miss Clasen was graduated from Brooklyn College this term. SPINDLER INKELES The engagement of Miss Ross Spindler, 390 Eastern Parkway, to Milton G.

Inkeles of 875 Eastern Mist Lillian Crane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Crane of 1325 Uraoklyn it honorary chairman of the dance which lota Kappa sorority uill give on Felt.

15. Miss Kutherine Mary cumnnn. daughter of Mr. and Mm. John F.

eitniunn 1.W2 Avenue engaged to Arthur T. I'arrino of 222 I'ork villi- Ave. (I'hoto by Tycko). ivirs. Lawrence Green, Mrs.

Schuv-ler Matthews, Mrs. Joseph McCaffrey, Mrs. Thomas Harrington, Mrs. Rose Brosman, Mrs. Lewis Bainton, Mrs.

Edward Clark. Mrs. William Bannigan. Mrs. J.

Bellew, Mrs. J. M. Buckley, Mrs. Thomas Evans.

Mrs. James Magee, Mrs. Penelope Collins. Mrs. F.

F. Bros-nan. Mrs. William Andrews and Mrs. John Wehrman.

Mrs. Joseph Byrne is chairman of the prize committee. Assisting her are Mrs. George Chester, Mrs. Edward Devin, Mrs.

Bdward Mc-Shaine. Mrs. Martha Brothers, Mrs. Martha Dennen, Mrs. Roger Mul-lin, Mrs.

George Merrill, Mrs. John McAllister. Mrs. David Roach, Mrs John Reilly, Mrs. V.

Sutherland, Mrs. William Terrence, Mrs. William F. O. Steinbugk'r, Mrs.

McKiernan, and Mrs. J. E. WThalen Heading the table prize committee will be Mrs. Henry J.

Rivoire, V. W. C. A. NEWS Mrs.

Alfred E. Mudge, chairman of the committee of mbanagement COCKTAIL PARTY Miss Ethel Herr and Dr. Philip F. Betz will be the guests of honor at a cocktail party and shower to be given this afternoon by Mrs. Rus- CLUB ORGANIZED An informal gathering of about 400 people took preliminary steps on Tuesday evening toward the organization of the St.

Ephren's Young HEN KMT DANC The Bushwick Hospital will benefit from a dance to be held on April 26 in the Towers Hotel. Miss Marie Licht heads the committee making arrangements for the benefit. held tomorrow evening at the Hotel Granada. The speaker will be the Rev. Chauncey Nordland of Bayonne.

N. whose subject will be "Recovery and the Church." Miss Lillian Sterner, soprano, will be the The Rev. Dr. Russell Morse Brougher is president of the Union. COLONY CLUB PARTY The Winter Colony Club will entertain with a bridge in the Don Pedro room at The Towers Hotel People's Club at their parish hall, sell Arnold at the home of her Fort Hamilton Parkwav and 75th iother, Mrs.

Emmett O'Donnell. dent; John B. Wllshaw, vice president; Frank G. Sharkey, treasurer, and Miss Anita Mesterharm, secre St. Richard Horrigan Is acting Among those present will be the president of the assemblage.

A Misses Lillian Bartel, Grace Filon, on the afternoon of Feb. 16. Ar meeting for organization and elrc-'- Louise Eicke, Kathryn Jasper, Peggy are being made by a tion of officers will be held Tuesday Graves, Dorothy L'Allemande. of the Central Branch of the Brooklyn Young Women's Christian Association, will give a European travelogue and Miss Ruth F. Reynolds, director of the employment department of the branch, will talk on "Job Finding" at a meeting of members of the industrial girls' department of the branch on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

The meeting will open with a recognition ceremonial for new members of the department. The business girls' cabinet of the Central Branch will hold a party for high school graduates of the Girl Reserves department on Wednesday evening. A committee from the cabinet composed of Eleanor Paulson, chairman; Martha Raeseche evening, at the Thomas Dongan Council, K. of C. tary.

Officers of the bank and their wives will be present at the dinner-dance, ANNUAL PARTY The annual card party of St. Al-phonsus R. C. Church will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 27, at the local MISS POWERS GUEST Mrs.

William Kane of Richmond Hill gave a miscellaneous shower for her niece. Miss Dorothy Powers, at the latter's home, 101-38 120th Richmond Hill, last week. Miss Powers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F.

Powers, will be married on May 5 to George A. Winters, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Winters of 119 Patchen Ave. About 50 guests were present.

BRIDGE SERIES The Seton Dispensarians will CHARITY BALL The Sixth District, Knights of Miriam Herr, Rita Simons, Helen Arnold, Bertha Gieseler and Vera O'Donnell: Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Steinbuehlcr, Mr, and Mrs. William Gieseler; Edward Abbott, John Mc-Manus, Michael Cullen, Edward Haney, John Paradine, Harry Smith, Russell Arnold and James O'Donnell. Miss Flora Brown of 2516 Bedford Ave.

is at the Columbus Hotel, school auditorium on Java St. A large committee is under the lead la ij. inuipny, iurs. james W. O'Reilly, Mrs.

George Warbur-ton and Mrs. J. Graham Waters. Chairmen of other committees are journal, Thomas Evers; boxes, Edward Devin; door. Clement Dris-coll; cards and tables.

Miss Genevieve Devin: and dance, Miss Jeanne Gorman. 40TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John Fmck of 126 Cambridge Place celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a reception at their home last week Their daughters, Mrs. James Holt and Mrs.

Arthur Miller, and their sons. William Charles Elmer Herbert and Norman K. Flnck, all were present. ership of the Rev. Bernard Ranker.

committee headed by Miss Helen McKillop of Belle Harbor, with Miss Marge O'Connor, Miss Agnes Connolly and Miss Eleanor Simon assisting. The club officers Include Miss Katherinc E. Buckley, president; Miss Agnes Connolly corresponding secretary: Miss May McKillop. recording secretary, and Miss Catherine Connelly, treasurer. SAILED YESTERDAY Mrs.

T. B. Nieto and Mrs. Sigrid Peterson of Brooklyn, N. left yesterday in the Grace Liner Santa Clara for a cruise to the Panama Canal.

Edward N. Reser of Brooklyn left in the Santa Clara for a cruise down the west coast of South Parkway was announced this week at a reception at Miss Spindler's home. Miss Spindler attended Girls' Commercial High School, and Mr. Inkeles attended Boys' High School, C. C.

N. Y. and St. John's College. He is a member of the New York Bar.

Leonard Barron of 21 Cedar Ave, Rockville Centre, horticultural editor of Country Life and of the American Home Publications, has left for Ames, Iowa, where he is the guest-speaker at the annual garden short course at the State University. Due to the recent fire at the Caton Inn the annual dinner and dance of the Edward Cummings American Legion Post, scheduled for that place on Tuesday, will be held at the 3d A. D. Democratio Club at 314 Clinton at a later date. have a series of bridge parties at BISHARA-RISK Mr.

and Mrs. Khalil Bishara of Shevlin Hall, the proceeds to be owl Ethel Walthers is being assisted Columbus, comprising the councils from Valley Stream to Seaford in Nassau County, will hold their first charity ball, Feb. 11, Lincoln's Birthday eve, in the Garden City Hotel. Proceeds are for the Long Island Chapter, K. of to carry on their activities to raise funds for unemployment relief, for medical care in homes and hospitals, educational program for free scholarship awards in State universities.

PRINC IPAL HONORED given to the clinic of St. Mary's Miami, Fla. PREP ALUMNI BALL The first annual Brooklyn Prep Alumni ball will be held on Friday, Feb. 15, at the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan. Embre C.

Rogers is president of the association. The d.v presidents oi Dusiness gins ciuos of the branch ii. arranging the party. Miss Alice Richards will be hostess at a Valentine party given by the Bridge Cluu cf the Central Branch on Thursday evening. There will be men and women guests at the party.

Hospital. The officers are honorary president, Dehlia Shanahan; president, Angela DcCoste; vice president, Mary Wiest; corresponding secretary, Mary Cox; recording secretary, Ethel Brophy, and treasurer, Rosemary Keenan. 2D ANNUAL BALL The second annual bull of the James M. Power Democratic Club i 429 43d St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Clara K.

Bishara, to Spiridon Risk of Binghamton, N. Y. Both Miss Bishara and Mr. RisK formerly resided in Syria, where both attended school. Miss Bishara attended Girls High School and New York University and the Sisters School in Broumana, Syria.

Kirsclipnmann-BIumrnreiter The engagement ni Miss Evelyn Kirschenmann of 862 71st St. to I The faculty of Public School 39 America. Valparaiso, Chile, visiting en route Panama. Colombia, Ecuador i gave a tea at the Hotel Bossert on purpose of the ball is to establish a and Peru. Mr.

Reser will return by Wednesday afternoon in honor ot traditional social event, to renew The College Club, composed of members of the Y. W. C. A. and the Y.

M. C. will have a special limit- at iTr. T5OLrr.t DnpL me way oi east, coast oi souin tneir principal, Margaret i. me lriemismps oi tne prep days, America.

Kane, who is celebrating her tenth to bring new life into this newlv will be held at Trommers on Sat- formed organization and to insure i I ii, ni i kjw i iui iv i. (iui aiiciiiuuit, following which, the club will wit its continued success. urday evening, Feb. 23. Benjamin Dennlson E.

Judge is chairman i Werbel is chairman oi the arrange-of the arrangements committee, ments committee, assisted by Alfred anniversary as their head. WELCOME HOME A welcome home party will be GRADUATION PARTY held for Dr. Charles R. Jaffe, who A graduation party was given to has completed his medical studies Miss Marie Condon on Tuesday ness a play by the Welfare League Henry Blumenreiter of 170 84th St was announced at a formal dinner abroad, at the residence of his par- evening in honor oi her graduation party given at the home of Miss Kirschenmann's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Kirschenmann. Mr. Blumenreiter is the son of Mr. and ents, 1376 E. 5th on Friday.

The committee on arrangements includes Victor Greenberg and Albert O. Bassuck. Bricf, president, and James M. Power, Federal Jurors Commissioner. The Women's Auxiliary of the Power Club held a rally at the clubhouse last night and announced the meiubers of the various committees who will act with committees of the Men's and Junior Auxiliary.

Among them are: Floor com- iviemuers ui uie various committees are: Dance committee, William Mc-Duffee, chairman; Peter Flanagan, Dennison E. Judge, John I. Mc-Namara, Frank Baumann. Reception committee, John G. MeNamara, William J.

Haney, Francis J. Sullivan, Everett McCooey, Richard Renriieh, M.D., Augustus Cas- from St. Saviour's High School. Miss Condon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edmond J. Condon of 563 83d St. and the granddaughter of Senator John J. Howard of the 5th attend a hockey game at Madison Square Garden. The committee in charge includes Miss Dorothy Fraga, Miss Kathleen Palmer, Miss Margot Huff, Mi.ss Margaret Elmen-dorf, secretary of the business girls' department of the Central Branch; Clayton Manning.

Martin Vollmuth, Julian Phelps and J. Leslie Putnam. Business girls' clubs of the Eastern District Branch of the Young Women Christian Associa Mrs. Gustave A. Blumenreiter.

The wedding will take place in I-EINSTEIN TUCKER Senatorial District or Brooklyn. the early spring. BUCK HILLS FALLS Among those from Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tucker of i After the commencement cxer-1548 Jessup the Bronx, an- cises at the school auditorium, the nounce the marriage of their daugh- guests went to Felzmann's Restau-ter, Mi.ss Celia Tucker, to Dr.

I. S. rant, where supper was served and trumo. Ticket committee, John 1. 1 mittee, Mrs.

Sophie Thaw, Mrs. chairman; Frank Crane, Christine Lewis, Mrs. Ida Oinn. Murry Brown. Mrs.

Evelyn Garfinitle. Mrs. Jean spending the weekend at the Inn at Floor committee. Jack LaBorne, i Walshon, Mrs. June Berg.

Mrs. Re dancing enjoyed. Feinstem of 6U3 Crown yesterday chairman; William Speckles, Frank ecca Herman. Mrs. Kose reit, Mr Lawless, Frank Vale, Daniel Rior- Yetta Goodman, Miss Etta Cohen.

Mrs. Lillian Orzeck. Mrs. Fay Quint, Mrs. Shirley Dubin, Mrs.

Helen Dwoskin and entertainment committee, Mrs. Mae Dick, Mrs. Anna at the Concourse Plaza Hotel. The bride was attended by Mrs. Mae Goodman as matron of honor, and the bridegroom had as his best man Dr.

Nathan Reich. Dr. Feinstein, who is a graduate of C. C. N.

Y. and the Flower Hospital, is a member of Phi Lambda Kappa and holds the degrees of M. B. S. and M.

D. He is on the staff of the Jewish Hospital in Brooklyn. The couple plan to spend their Door committee, Robert Pur-teli, chairman; Frank LaBorne, James H. Tully, Paul Brenan, Frank Clark, Hugh Laveny. Music committee, Edmond Salzer, chairman; Bob Fallon, Frank Baumann, Ralph Vandeistein.

Refreshments committee. Peter Eschman, chairman; Lawrence S. McGahan, William P. Malloney, Cornelius A. Heaney, Arthur Fiore.

Among those present were Mr and Mrs. Edmond J. Condon, Senator and Mrs. John J. Howard, Miss Marie Condon, Jerome McGowan, Miss Mae Kerr, Joseph Fullham, Miss Kay Bergen, Edward Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Condon, Mr. and Mrs. William Condon, William Condon Mr. and Mrs.

Walter J. Roth, Miss Mary Lacey, Robert Burke. Miss Mary Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berg.

Joseph Glynn and Miss Elizabeth Glynn, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wade, Mr.

and Mrs. A. tion of Brooklyn ire planning an evening of entertainment on Tues- day to which members are asked to bring their friends. The program will open at 7:30 o'clock with an hour of recreation under the leadership of Rene Kern. This will be followed by Finnish fortune telling, bridge, a basketball game between the Eastern District and Central Branches and popping corn at the open fire.

The Swimming Club of Eastern District Branch will entertain at a dinner and miscellaneous shower in honor of one of its members, Miss Jennie Credidio. on Wednesday. Miss Credidio will be married to Frank Peluso in Mny, Buck Hill Falls, were the Misses Esther M. Andersen, 7325 Narrows Pauline M. Brumer, 80 Sunny-side Marion Carter, Florence L.

Lehr, 15 Westminster Road; Robert A. Pope, 348 Adelphl Hugh A. Ward, 95 Cambridge Place, and Miss Carmen Licouri, 311 Lincoln Place. Miss Licouri and Mr. Ward were attending the third annual Rutgers University house party held at the Inn.

TEA HOSTESS A tea was given by Miss Anne K. McCaffrey yesterday at the home of her parents, 1886 22d St. The guests included the Misses Virginia White, Virginia McBride, Bernice Kanne, Shirley Starbuck, Miriam McBride and Dorothy Cregin. Mixs Hulh Mendez of Clarendun Houd in vnaaged to Arthur l.angley llryton. Mi Mendez is the daughter of Mr.

and Vr. Duvid IS. Mendez. wedding trip Miami, and on their return will reside in Brooklyn. AEOLIAN LUB DANCE Miss Catherine Pittari of Jnccanno.

Mrs. Mary Toomey and Miss Alicia Toomey, Mrs. Margaret 80th St. is chairman of the com Kommer, Mrs. Betty Woolf, Mrs.

Rebecca Power, Mrs. E. Gruntz. Mrs. Kay Mckenna, Miss Lillian Barken, Mrs.

Rose Muzzio, Mrs. May Martin. Mrs. Hannah Schlan-ger, Mrs. Sadie Lind.

Mrs. Rose Dorfman. Mi.ss Lucy Kallna and Miss Esther Bach. SKALAIt JUNIORS' PARTY More than 300 members of the Skalar Junior League and their friends will attend the entertainment and dance Saturday evening in the Hotel St. George.

Nathan Goldberg, chairman of the organization, has appointed the following arrangements' committee: Miss Selma Meiselman. chairman; Miss Tola Gottesfcld. Miss Lillian Stillman. Arthur Sternfield and Louis Sitkin. mittee making arrangements for the Harry Ceroid Uill Jr.

Is the 20 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gerald Hill of 805 St. Mark's Ace. Mrs.

Hill is live former Miss Grace Byrne. (Photo by Blakeman Shuler). To establish a bond between the Flynn. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Lewis, Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary Kerr. Mrs. T.

Gillen and Mrs. J. Gorman. MRS. O'LKAKY GUEST lonely rnissioner in strange lands and his home land, 13 girls from the College of New Roehelle have vol rinncc to be held on the evening of Feb.

-17 in the Towers Hotel by members of the Aeolian Club of Kings County, Inc. CARD PARTY-BUNCO A card party and bunco under the auspices of L. C. B. A.

Branch 1391 will be held at 495 3d St on Thursday evening at 8.30. unteered to "adopt" priests in either the home or foreign missions. They plan to supply them with let ters, magazines, cigarettes and a few like attentions. Brooklyn and Long Island girls who have volun (t a Ym i A i Mrs. Hazel W.

O'Leary, former regent of Court Margaret Mary. No. 711. C. D.

was guest of honor at a testimonial dinner at last week. The colors of the C. D. A. were used as table decorations.

Mrs. Margaret Schiff played violin solos and Mrs. Marion Neurciter. soprano, sang. National and State officers present were Mi.ss Mary Duffy, supreme regent: Mrs.

Mary c. Larkin, national editor; Mrs. MargarCt A. Tynan, State regent; Miss Marie Alence, Mrs. Mary Aleck, district deputies, and the Rev.

John Dooley. chaplain of the court. Mrs. Helen C. Browne ua, chairman of the committee in charye.

DINNER TOMORROW The Kings County Chapt of the Na'ional Republican Builders, l.it;u FlatbmJi will give a dinner honor of Mrs. Preston Davie at the Town Hall. Manhattan, tomorrow, Prominent speakers at the dinner include Col. Theodore Kowveit, Mrs. George Wyeth, president Women's National Republican Club: Melvin c.

Eaton and Henry P. Fletcher. Arthur A. Ballantlne will be This organiza-iion is dedicated to revitalizing the 'ft-'" rw- teered for this work include the Misses Marie Rose Ryan, Florence M. Griffin, Elise Engcl and Marie Relsert.

STALLONE-BONAMO The marriage oi Miss Fay Stallone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stallone of 816 Ocean Parkway, to Joseph Bonamo, son of Mrs. Florence Bonamo of 83-18 97th will take place next Sundav at St. Rose of Lima's Church.

The Rev. James Casey will officiate at the ceremony which will be followed by a dinner at the Hotel St. George. Miss Stallone will have as her attendants Mrs. William Vitulli as matron of honor and Miss Frances Berluglia and Miss Frances Insinga as bridesmaids.

William Vitulli will act as best man for the bridegroom. The ushers will include Philip Stallone, Frank Marchese, Salvatore Filingeri and Peter Palmlnteri. Upon their return from a Southern cruise the couple will make their home in Ozone Park. ANNUAL DANCE The annual dance of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of the Church of Mnry Queen of Heaven, Avenue and E. 57th will be held on Friday, Feb.

15, at the Casa Del Hey. Miss Helen Kraft is in charge of arrangements, assisted by the Misses tJtX KepubHi -an party. BRIDGE The Kim-'s County Republican Ch.li ol 202 Patchen Ave. held a recently for the bene! it of Bushwick Hospital. tables were in piny.

Mrs. L. A. O.i Milan, president of the Women's Auxiliary nf the Hospital, and Mrs. Marion Zuumer.

secretary, assisted by Mrs. Jolui Reed, were in charge. lr. Mitt hell lloute fx the former Viks hhoury. d'tughlrr of Itr.

and Ur. Kwnll hhnury of 3" ') Ith St. Mr. and Mrs. Ilotrir lire on a trip around the uorld, I'hoto by alevhe.) Ann Holzmacher.

Edna Kiernan. Mis li, F.thel CiUintihiim uas hnirnian of the 1 Ith annual entertainment unit dance of the Adolf Irohel'i liniployes Mutual Welfare Society, held lutt niglit. Mr E- JTth St. i. uith Ann Heavy, Marjorie MacDonald and members of the various ii, ill, II nil I 612 St.

Mark's daughter n) Mr. and i. I rnliri, I. Wolff, icus guvtt of honor at puttv rally, 'lulu Hossi.) committees. it niiiuii jvh iii net.

army. ntrs. Mcl arihv I Helen Harney of Flatbush. (I'hoto by Schneider.).