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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 0, 1935 First Week in June Brings News of Weddings Spring Festivals Given Greek Letter Clubs BRIDGE AND TEA A successful bridge and tea was given yesterday afternoon in the Half Moon Hotel by the Brooklyn members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Holy Name Mission for the Bowery District, Inc with Miss Katherine Dempsey as general chairman and Mrs. Walter OLoughlln. co-chair- MARTIN GALLAGHER Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson Martin of 895 Lincoln Place announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Janet Anne Martin to Jarnes Gallagher son of Mr.

and Mrs. James P. Gallagher of 1009 Sterling Place and Amityville. SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs.

Frank C. Schwarz of 1420 Putnam Ave. will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Their marriage took place on June 12, 1910, in the German Methodist Episcopal Church of Hoboken with the Rev. C.

J. Thaiss officiating. EINSON FRIEDMAN Mss Helcne Einson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Einson of 3 Wepdover Road, Yonkers, N.

will be married today to Herbert Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Friedman of Brooklyn. The ceremony will take place at the Hotel Astor, Manhattan, and will be performed by the Rev. Dr.

Samuel Lev-inson of Brooklyn, who also performed the ceremony at the bride's parents' wedding 25 years ago. A wedding breakfast will then be held, followed by a reception. The bride will be escorted by her father and will wear a cream- Mf Marie R. Mclaughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrt.

William J. McLaughlin of rarragut Road, recently tcan graduated from St. Agnc MtM Anna her nan. daughter of Mr. of 254 Baltic a tenior at the Academ.

chairman of the academy't annual Sprit by Chidnoff.) IheUe in (Photo by Chidnoff.) Fall. Y. W. C. A.

NfcWS Miss Katharine Ross, chairman of evening membership commune rntl Rrnnrh 111 tllO YllllllH Women's Christian Association of Brooklyn will be hostess to mem lb- committee at a buffet supper at her home, 1 Pern pom. tomorrow evening. Her guests will include the Misses Doris Cor- nehlsen, Helen Lulz, Olive una. Carrie Ott, Frances Simpson, Bei- i Weil and Harriet Wilcoxsen. lne c.

W. which has been giving a SedeS FtetrdDistrlct nings at the Eastern District ranch, will present -Bluebeard miorrow evening In the auditorium i umneVi 575 Bedford Ave. Council of the I 1 Greenpoint Branch win nuiu final meeting of tne season loinoi with Miss Mabel James as the leader. The Frolickers Club of the Central Branch, the club which was organized at the Central Branch during the past year for household workers In the industrial girls' department, of which Mrs. E.

A. Baily is chairman, will give a dance on Thursdav evening at the branch. 30 3d Ave. A one-act play also will be Tho n-imn Tera Club of the Cen tral Branch, which is composed of girls who have spent some time at Camp Tera. will hold a bridge and dance on Friday at the branch.

Mrs John Levis is the club adviser. Many outings are being planned by clubs and groups of the Y. W. C. A.

during the Summer months. Employed girl members of the various branches of 'he Brooklyn Y. W. C. A.

will hold a camping nartv at. Camn Rohm Mood. Valley, N. Saturday and Sun day. Kutn waitensuom.

i.ois -wviim- house. Eleanor Gendron. Mabel Tierney, and Jack Early, W.liai Johnson. John Hoatling and Har rlson Haynes. Members of the Y-Knot Club of the Greenpoint Branch are planning to spend a weekend in July at Jadwin, the new vacation cabin of the Y.

W. C. A. at Doodletown. Bear Mountain.

GIRL RESERVES Members of the Wekumukum of the International lnstitu ic Young Women's Christii oi Brooklyn win noia a ERVIN MOHR Northporl, June 8 Miss Doris ford Ervin of Northport, will be mar- ried next Saturday to Charles Henry Mohr, son of Mrs. Charles Mohr of Woodhavcn. The ceremony will performed In the First Presby- Church by the Rev. William M. Mitchell The bride's sister, Mrs.

Smith, will be her matron of honor. and her other attendants will be Miss Eugenia Gale of Manhattan. Miss Helen Melzger of St. Albans and the Mi ses Florence Lewis and Lillian uottreu oi nonnpon. Mr.

Mohr will have his brother. Ralph Mohr. as his best man, and the ushers will be Percy Ervin. brother of the bride-elect; Walter Malade. Julian I.

civet ami William Katherine Cibbs hool, Manhattan. Metzger. In Phi Ei I had i bridge and tea yesterday at Abraham 6i Btraut, fea- inn- the atteir.oon Pine, d. be given to the establishment of scholarship fund. Ill snniwir a Fain- I all I Com munion Breakfast on Sunday, June 9.

Mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Refuge R. C. Church and breakfast will follow at Steuben's. Edward Reid. sident of the N.

Y. State Chapter, will be THETA kappa The Theta Kappa Sorority gave a theater party recently to see "Anything Goes'' at the Alvin Theater, Manhattan, for members and friends. Those who attended were the Misses Ethel Stillman, Olive Gumpert Ethel Latterman. Faye Kotlow, Sylvia Weil, Beatrice Sieg-round, Estelle Abrams, Evelyn Abramowitz, Mrs. George Plachter, Mrs.

Joseph J. Lerner, the president, OMEGA PHI SIGMA Alpha Eta chapter of Omega Phi gma sorority recently held a din-r and theater party. The dinner is held at the Hotel Lexington, Manhattan, and the group later attended Something Gay." A cocktail party was then held at the Hotel New Yorker. Those present were the Missel Gerd Vinje. Marion Wick, Dorothy Huey.

Dorothy Cone and Marjorie Hutchinson. DELTA SIGMA Mrs. Clarence L. Miller of Bromp-ton Road, Garden City, has Issued invitations to the members of the Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma to spend the day at her Summer residence, Asharoken Beach, Northport, on Saturday, June 22. Canoeing, sailing and bathing will be feature of the morning's entertainment; after the luncheon, guests will have the opportunity of choosing bridge, a treasure hunt, or a Salamagandl Mrs.

Ernest M. Garbe. Mrs. Duncan Miller. Mrs.

Arthur H. Fertif and the Misses Carrie and Helen Weber will assist Mrs. Miller in receiving the guests. KAPPA SIGMA TAU The election of officers of Kappa Sigma Tau, Beta chapter, was held at a recent meeting of the sorority at the home of Miss Clarissa Mori-arty. 133-07 231st Rosedale.

N. Y. Th- newly elected officers are the Misses Louisa Wurster. president; Ruth Torborg. vice president; Lu-cile Kramer, secretary; Jessie Voller, treasurer, and Clarissa Moriarty, publicist.

Installation of officers was held Friday at the home of Miss Adele Shaw, 8786 116th Richmond H11L IOTA KAPPA A meeting of Mu chapter of Iota Kappa sorority will be held today at the home of Miss Eleanor Hille-brand. 2712 Avenue M. Those attending will be the Misses Patricia Basil, Rita O'Leary, Jean Cleland, Rita Halloway, Eleanore Hillebrand, Eugenia Keller. Elizabeth Mackey, Ann Schulu and Alexandra Adams. A meeting of Zeta chapter was held recently at the home of Miss Ella Ann Toner of 274 Linden Boulevard.

Among those present were the Misses Jeanne Catherine Smith, Norma rieia, uorotny uurtm, f-ran-ccs Nowlan and Anne Marie Cud-There was a meeting of Sigma chapter on Tuesday at the home of Miss Agnes Nolan. Those present included the Misses Helen Kunzing-er, Kathleen Condon. Ellen Wans-bury, Cathryn Murray, Mildred Cunningham, Betty OToole. Gertrude McGrane. Vera Moffatt and Miriam Williams.

DELTA KAPPA PI The Delta Kappa Pi recently held a meeting at the home ol Miss Lu-cylle D. Kogelman. 3723 Avenue vice regent of the sorority. Plans were made for a theater party which will be the closing function of the MU NU CHI The Alpha chapter of the Mu NU Chi sorority held a brrige on Tuesday at the home of Miss Patricia Beams, 1462 E. 18th St.

The committee headed bv the president. Miss Rita Meyer, consisted of the Miss- Audrey Krause, Janet Hibbard and Patricia Beams. ALPHA KAPPA Mrs. Frederick Allenspach, Miss Edith Androvette. Mrs.

Fred Miss Christine Forschner, Mrs. Edgar A Mrs William Les Mrs. talker oi liartsdale motored to Old Greenwich. this week, where "mv were entertained at a luncheon lind nndge hv David F. Rob- iU her home, 341 Sound Beach Rond ALPHA CHI SIGMA Members of Alpha Chapter of Al-pha On Bigma sorority will hold reu, vice president Miss Dorothy Wieners, Miss Dolly Hall.

tree un 1 June otidav and MiSS Marguerite Martin. appa TAU LAMBDA The final meeting 01 the season of the N. Y. State chapter of Kappa Tau Lambda will be held tomorrow The annual Spring outing of the chapter will be held on Sunday, June 23. at Walton lake.

Monroe ounty, H. Y. The events will Include swimming races, rowboat races, diving contests nud I water polo match between the single and married men Mrs, William Denning 1 1 1st. Si sailed last n.el.l nf 540 ropa for Germany for a three stay. Therc were 200 tables in play and the prizes were leather hand bags The partv was the first of its kind to be undertaken by the newly organized Ladies Auxiliary, of whlcn Miss Margaret A Cloughessy is president and organizer.

Many Brooklynites among the subscribers under the chairmanship of Mrs. Henry McCaddin and Miss Regina A. Kelly, co-chairman, were Mrs. Edward F. Byrnes, Mrs.

Edward S. Boyle Miss Mary T. Broderick. Miss Mary Cassidy. Margaret A.

Cloughessy. Mrs. Martin Coffey, Mrs. Anna T. Conway.

Mrs. Catherine A Coyle. Miss Nan Cunneen, Miss Catherine T. Cunningham. Mrs J.

A. Davenport. Mrs. Mary E. De Coursey, Mrs.

James M. Dempsey. Mrs. Joseph W. De Deyn, Mrs.

James Devine, Miss. Anne I. Devoy, Miss Marion A. Dillon. Mrs.

Joseph Donnelly. Mrs. Elizabeth Dourhcrty, Mrs Frank J. Dougherty, Mrs. Frank Dobson.

Mrs. Thomas M. Farley. Miss Mary Monica Gleasner, Miss Margaret Gleason. Miss Elizabeth Goodman.

Mrs. Myra A. Hanna. Hon. James J.

Heffernan, Miss Mary T. Heffernan, Mrs. Joseph Hunt, Mrs. Arthur J. Kane.

Miss Mary J. Kehoe, Miss Regina A. Kelly. Mrs. James Kenny, Mrs.

John J. Lokay. Mrs. John J. Lyden, Mrs.

Elizabeth McCabe. Mrs. Andrew J. McCaddin. Mrs.

I Henrv McCaddin. Mrs. Waller Me- Caddin, Mrs. M. J.

McCaffrey, Miss Elizabeth McGralh, Miss Margaret "hues Miss Margaret Nallv. Mrs. Thomas' Nevins, Mrs. John OBrien, Miss 1 Helen O'Connor, Mrs. Hugh 1 uonnor, Mrs.

Lorenzo M. Pando, Misg Amu) Power Mjss A Quinlan, Miss Catherine Roonev Mrs. William J. Ryan, Mrs. Daniel MrsJonn Um CAMP FIRE GIRLS i held under the auspices of the Manhattan Beach.

The girls wOl mQet a( 9 at th of the Manhattan Beach Baths, The program will begin promptly at I 9:30 o'clock. Games and races will fontinuc until 12 o'clock. From 12 lO 1 0 ClOeK llKheOll innii from 1 to 2:30 o'clock there win oe songs and stunts. Miss Camp Fire Girl, has made scrap book on handcraft for the unite, ana guardians who will h.r.c it tor reference. Friday afternoon.

June 21, and to rn.r.e. June ranks in wood gathers, fire makers and torch bearers will be held at Camp Fire Headquarters. The guardians are asked to notify headquarters tiie number of girls that will take their tests In each rank by Wednesday, June 19. The Netoppew Group of Sea Gate, Coney Island, of which Miss Alice Ostman is Guardian, are making their head bands. The Summer Camp Bulletin with the entire Summer program will arrive at Camp Fire Girls' houses by Tuesday morning.

Tues Pilgrimage the bei.eti! the Girl Scouts of Nassau County of Mr. and Mrs. Cunalim Bliss of Wheal ley Hills. This estate is about 80 ze and has been left very much natural state with rolling and an orchard Of than 100 years old which for tlie blossoms. The farm is a large part ami include tie.

horses and rare game birds. The hours oi the showing are fron STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Preparations are now being made ov i oiiiw soca Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church lor their strawberry on Thursday evening, June 20. The committee announces that pi. IV it hort playlet entitled "Who's the Boss: Music will be fu I Bergmann, pian ill be presented. Dished by Dorothy i.

John Peterson, Louis Roff, xylo- Alma Horthheimer, Louise s. Clill Maier. Harold Sehlak and George Speh. COHN SILVER partv given at the home nd Mrs. Tobias c.hn ol iicklcn St.

today will cele- engagement of their Miss Esther Cohn, to Bol ier of Rockawav Park STERLINGITES DANCE x)1P annua! dance of the St a social organization. 1 take place Kndav evening on Hoof Garden of the Hon 1 George The arrangeir.euls colon president Vadiila. secret. 11 and treasurer, and Nicholas Magei MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A miscellaneous shower was give recently at the home of Mrs. Glen The marriage of Miss Alice Jane MiiMh liaiichi er Mr and Mis ,1 1 ne Zi 111 I he Woodmen- Me' hod 1 1 opal Church with the the Rev.

B. Stockdale, officiating. I tival and musicale, the last event of the season, Mrs. Arthur Monroe Milligan is chairman and Miss Con- stance Evadne Schliffer, co-chair- man. The Jardine mixed quartette, Violinist, will sev.

ral Milos, ac- companied by H. L. Clements. Eva Barrett, chairman of refresh-William Pond, Mrs. William Kurz.

Mrs. J. Grlset and Mrs. F. C.

Foelix. Receiving with Mrs. Arthur Mon roe Miingan ana mis; Evadne Schliffer are Waller Eugene Ragsdale, president Millard F. Johnson. Mrs.

Henry-Dunham, Mrs. Anderson-Woods, Mrs. E. D. Stonehtll, Mrs.

Henry Tarbell. Mrs. Louis J. Lang, Mrs. R.

C. Talbot-Perkins. Those assisting Kathryn Blake on the hospitality commute are Mrs. Peck-Eastman, Mrs. Frank Sparks and Mrs.

Thomas Burkhardt SPRING-DANCE The Italian Junior League's annual Spring dance will be held Saturday evening on the Roof Garden Mr. and Mrs. schwarz have three oaugnters, Mrs. Alvin Walter (Catherine Schwarz) of Glendale. Mrs.

Frank Zakrocki (Barbara Schwarz) of Gates Ave. and Miss Emma schwarz and two granddaughters, Lorraine Walter and Eileen Zakrocki. Mrs. Schwarz was born in Brooklyn and Mr. Schwarz In Manhattan, but his family moved to Brooklyn shortly after his birth and he has uvea here ever since.

Mr. ana Mrs. Schwarz and their family will cele brate the anniversary with a party on weanesaay. MASLA SIEBECK Mr. and Mrs.

David T. Masla of 4:8 4Mb si umomn-r th. gagement of their daughter. Miss Madeleine Masla to David ri. of Jackson Heights.

Miss Masla attended LEcole Pigier in Paris. She is the niece of Rosevienne, the Parisian couturiere. Mr. Siebeck is a graduate of New York University and a member of the Alpha Phi Sigma and Lambda-Gamma Phi fraternities. He is connected with the promotion staff of the firm of Kirby Block Co.

HEIDEN LUTH Miss Bertha Heiden, daughter of Mrs. Gussie Heiden of 3142 Coney Island will be married tonight at 8 o'clock at Rosj Manor to Murray Luth, son of Mrs. Anna Luth of 61 New Lots Ave. A reception will follow the ceremony which will be performed by the Rev. Dr.

A. Bur-Miss Jeanne Hertzberg will be the brides only attendant and Irving Luth will be best man for the bridegroom whose ushers will be Samuel Kaplan, Carl Lutsky, Murray Bchaefer, Jack Softer, Louis Rap-paport, Al Drutman, Irving Heiden, Louis Hertzberg, Lester Grabel, Irving Rothcin, Nathan Berland and Martin J. Barbash. The bride will wear a gown of white lace trimmed with mousseline de sole. She has a tulle veil and a bouquet of gardenias and lillies of the valley.

The attendant is wear-' ing tea rose crepe ana carrying American Beauty roses. The bride attended Maxwell Training School for Teachers and the bridegroom received his education at Thomas Jefferson High School. After a motor trip to Canada and the White Mountains Mr. Luth and his bride will live at 150 Ocean Ave. TESTIMONIAL DINNER A testimonial dinner will be given by the Brooklyn Women's Hospital on Wednesday, June 19, at the Jewish Center Club, Eastern Parkway, for Samuel Y.

Gitlin, attorney and philanthropic worker. Mr. Gitlin has for years conducted charity drives for the Nonpareil Club, the Home for Incurables and the Mot-tah Fund of Brownsville. The committee in charge of the affair includes Dr. Arthur Levine, Mrs.

Martin Levey, Mrs. Harry Holland and Mrs. Rhoda Levine. MISSION BENEFIT St. Antony's Mission Circle will hold a card party at St.

Antony's Hall. Greenpoint. on Wednesday evening, the proceeds are to be sent to the Rev. Cletus Hughes, O. F.

for his mission in China. Mrs. P. Kelly is chairman assisted by a large committee. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph D. Bateman ol 148 Ridgewood Ave. are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary at Smithtown, where they have resided for about 15 years. Mrs.

Bateman was Miss Carolyn Moore before her marriage. Mr. Bateman was born in Virginia and Mrs. Bateman in New York. They lived in Brooklyn lor many years.

Mr. and Mrs. Bateman will be at home to their friends today and tomorrow at their residence. MISS GELBAND FETED A surprise miscellaneous shower was tendered to Miss Edith Gel-band of 252 Wyona recently by her cousins, the Misses Gussy, May, Dora, Edith and Esther Landes, at their residence, 789 St. Mark's Ave.

More than 200 friends and relatives of the bride-to-be attended. Music was furnished by Al Deutscher and his on lii stia. Miss Gelband will be married to Dr. I. Thomas Moloff on June 29.

They will tour the country and will take up their residence oti their return at The Granada Hotel. ROSARY SOCIETY MEETING The final meeting of the Rosary Society of St. Rose 'tf Lima was held Tuesday evening at the school auditorium, Parkville Ave. Rev. James J.

McGowan, spiritunl director, addressed the meeting, with the president, Mrs, Harry Ryuti presiu- Plar the a I purl benefit of the Missions wt Tins event, will take place day evening, June 19, al the tin U. The annual outing will on Monday, June 24, with oclal cl in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Michael Finnlcan and Mrs. J. O'Brien.

Refreshments were served after the meeting, Mrs. Grace Moran hostess. KIEFER MILLER Mr. and Mrs. George Klefcr Jr.

of n429 214th Place, Queens Village, nid formerly of Brooklyn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Virginia Klelcr, to George P. Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Miller of 9910 211th Place, Hcllalre Pink.

The engagement was announced at an informal dinner patty given at the home of Miss Klefer's maternal grandmother, Mrs. fharlcs Mai sit of Woodhavcn. Miss Kiefer is a senior at Jamaica High School and Mr. Miller wai prudunted from Columbia colored gown of satin, with a coat of princess lace. Miss Dorothy Einson, sister of the bride, will attend her.

Mr. Friedman brother, Nathan Friedman, will act as best man. The ushers will be Bernard Einson, brother of the bride; Hy Roffman, Dr. Edward Moress, Jennings Lang, Theodore Lang, Ronald Edelstein, Leonard Bader and Sidney Cohen. The couple will spend several weeks in Bermuda on a wedding trip and on their return will make their home in Manhattan.

The bride recently was graduated from New York University, School of Commerce, where she was elected the most popular girl in the senior class. She was president of the League of Women and a member of the Student Council of that school. Her father Is Commissioner of Recreation of Yonkers, president of the Jewish Community Center of that place and is president of the Einson Freeman Publishing Corporation of Manhattan. Mr. Friedman attended the University of Miami and New York University.

He is now in business in Manhattan. CONANT GORDON Earl B. Conant of 83 86th St. announces the engagement of his daughter, Miss Marjorie Helen Conant, to George Maxwell Gordon, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Jack Gordon of 9964 3d Ave. Miss Conant is a graduate of Bay Ridge High School and Columbia University, and Mr. Gordon is a graduate of Gourock High School. Scotland, and Alexander Hamilton High School.

The wedding will take place in the early Fall. BRIDGE AND LAWN PARTY Arrangements for the annual dessert-bridge and lawn party of the Floral Park American Legion Auxiliary have been completed. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert F. Birmingham.

73 Larch Larchmont, on Monday afternoon, June 17. Mrs. Birmingham is chairman. The proceeds will be used in connection with the annual pilgrimage to Kings Park Veterans' Hospital. Assisting Mrs.

Birmingham on the committee are Mrs. Robert I. Bright, Mrs. George Dorsey, Mrs. Walter H.

Farrenton, Mrs. William Gartrell. Mrs. William N. Lewis, Mrs.

Fred G. Petterscn and Mrs. William Way. If weather Is inclement, a card party will be held indoors nt the American Legion Building on Elizabeth St. SUPPER-DANCE A supper-danee will be held by the graduating class of the Flatbush Teacher Training School tomorrow night at the Hotel New Yorker, Manhattan.

The dance will be the closing commencement week event and will be held following the annual graduating exercises of the Flatbush Teacher Training School and the high school department of the Flatbush School at the Flatbush Congregatonal Church and reception for the graduates in the parish house of the church. Jonas Lie. president of the National Academy of Design, will be the commencement speaker. The Flatbush Teacher Training School seniors were guests of honor yesterday at a luncheon at the Ho-1 graduates of the school. Miss Marjory Webb Spies of Bayville, president of the junior class; Miss Har-riette Schilt, president of the freshman class, and the Misses Edna Phillips.

Violet Rennolds and Virginia Vogel formed the luncheon committee. SCOTT FLEURY Miss Madeline Maria Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Scott of 116 Ryerson will be married to Dr.

Edgar J. Fleury, son of Mrs. Obline Fleury of Holyoke, on Saturday morning, June 22, in Sacred Heart Church. The ceremony will be performed at 9:30 a.m. and will be followed by a reception for the immediate families at the Hotel Granada.

The bride will have her sister. Miss Betty Scott, as maid of honor, and Dr. Oswald T. Fleury will be his brother's best man. Miss Scott is a graduate of Holy Family Hospital and a member of the Charity Guild.

Dr. Fleury is a graduate of Middlesex College of Physicians and Surgeons, Boston, and he Is an active member of Phi Iota Mu fraternity. Dr. Fleury and his bride will reside in Holyoke upon their return from a wedding trip. EIDMAN KIRSCHNER The marriage of Miss Florence Edvthe Eidman, daughter of Mrs.

Fay Eidman of 1546 52d to Sidney A. Kirschner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abnim Kirschner of 1251 41st will take place today in the Hotel St. George.

Dr. Harry Lcvin- son will officiate at the ceremony which will be followed by a luncheon at the hotel. The bride will have for her at tendant Mrs. Lilian Shocker, her sister, as matron of honor and Miss Judith Shocker as flower girl. Sam Kirschner will be best man for his brother.

The ushers will Include Dr. Arthur Frender, Saul Eidman, Bob Eidman. Murray Finkelstein, Herbert Kirschner. Jack Stone. Irving Kaufman and Ben Malzner.

Miss Eidman attended New York University and Mr. Kirschner is a graduate of St. John's Law School. The couple will spend some time at Roscoc. N.

Y. and upon their return will reside at 1546 52d St. BENEFIT BRIDGE, DANCE A benefit bridge and dance for Brother Peter Maryknoll. missionary now In Manchuria, will be held Friday evening In Flatbush Post. American Legion Hall, Nostrand Ave, and Avenue SPRING DINNER-DANCE Centra Branch will go on a A Spring dinner-dance will be moonlight sail to Atlantic High-held at Villepigue's Inn on Friday, lands Saturday.

The members of Abncr C. Surpless will be toaslmas- the committee include the Misses MU Bertha A. Mulrer of 163 Ocean Are. opened her home recently for a bridge party for the benefit of the Bom Club, Navy Yard thh one in the teriei of partie given by the Women't Auxiliary. ROBINSON SCHLEIF I Miss Marion Robinson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Robinson of 111-08 800th Hollis, and Fenrich Richard Schleif were mar-1 ried yesterday afternoon at thet First Methodist Episcopal Church, with Dr. William H. Bergwin officiating.

Mrs. James Rowland Day was her cousin's only attendant. James Rowland Day was best man and the ushers were Frederick W. Meurlin and George W. Goundie.

The bride wore white satin, made princess style, and her veil was of princess lace, held with orange blossoms. She carried an arm bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Day was in pink lace and wore a pink horsehair hat and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and delphinium. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents.

After a motor trip, Mr. and Mrs. Schleif will reside In Hollis. II U) ASSAM NEWS At the closing board meeting of the Brooklyn chapter of Hadassah, held on Monday afternoon at the Johnston Building, Mrs. Edward Jacobs, national president of Hadassah, spoke on the urgent need of a representation to vote for delegates to the World Zionist Congress, which is to meet in August in Lucerne.

Switzerland. Brooklyn Hadassah will hold its installation of officers on Monday afternoon, June 24, on the Hotel St. George roof. Rabbi Harry Hal-pern of the East Midwood Jewish Center will be installing officer and guest speaker of the afternoon. A dessert luncheon will be a feature.

More than 300 Hadassah women and friends will say farewell on this occasion to Mrs. Mendel Silverstein. membership chairman of the Boro Park group, who is the winner of the membership contest, and has been awarded the prize of a trip to Palestine. Mrs. Silverstein will sail on the Berengaria July 5.

Miss Constance Patricia Lilly, daughter of Major and Mrs. Joseph Lilly of 1236 E. 19th Flatbush, was one of many Brooklyn girls to graduate this week from Trinity College. Washington, D. C.

Miss Lilly was graduated from St. Saviour High School. Brooklyn, In 1931. After attending Trinity College for two years she for a year at, tne boroonne Pans and returned to Trinity College in the Fall of 1934 to complete her senior year. Miss Lilly was a member of the Cercle Francaise.

English so-city and editorial staff of the Times at Trinity College. She is also a member of the Bgt. Joyce Kilmer Auxiliary 55. American Legion of Flatbush. cabaret" night The junior parish club of Our Lady of Help of Christians on June 18 win hold their final which will be In the form of cabaret night.

Dancing, refreshments and entertainment will tx offered to the members present. The committee is as follows; Misses Anne Harty, chairman; Eleanor Cody, Clare Haves, Clan Phelan, Rita Gregory, Mary Cody Betty Platz and Marie Bcagan anc Charles Burke. Ed Martin. Bill Me-Nulty. Charles Gerke.

Howard Stevens, Jack Peaty. Bud Kaiehle. chrh Bogart and Jack Dempsey. Mrs. E.

V. Raynor and Mlss Chamberlain. Olit Point CARD PARTY The Altar Rnrlerv nf si Church will hold a card pa Wednesday evening at the Shi Road Casino. 101st St. and 4th A Cards will he at and ret re 11 be Th ed by Mrs Philip OToole.

Mrs. Jo- Mrs, willlom Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford I of 726 E. 23d St.

and Mrs. Augusta Schnffmeyer of 86-02 86th Woodhaven, are among those of local interest who have rented collages at AwoMing, N. for the Summer. tz of the Hotel St. George.

The pro- Among the hosts will be Charles ceeds will be turned over to the i A. Hayne, president, and Arnon L. treasury to be used for charitable Solders, Stanley Ellison, Robert purposes. Frank Milea. chairman Schoelle, Milton Young.

Roy M. of the arrangements committee, is Mann. Arthur Doeneckc. Alfred assisted by Mrs. Frank Milea.

Miss H. Blass. William Rosenzwelg, Sid-Grace Marra. Miss Emily ney Silverstein. Howard Rowland Domlnick Sollazzo and Joseph Sol- and Hugo Seeselberg.

Milton Young lazzo. Ms social chairman. breakfast at the Institute. 94lan(i ii( The ute or 'kK i Members commUtee: Mr ranor Haa Ar: JMk m- Arazosa. Anita Bolls, Lo and Frank Ynunclags mm' Sundav rlub held a dance last night which tended by approximately 50 girls and boys.

Elizabeth Deeb, Consuelo Solis and Alice Arazosa represented the Oirl Reserves of the Institute at a meeting oi the Leadership Council for a. boat rirl i Sunday. June 30. were made at the The Wednesday evening out) of the International In losed its program of netlvltii mes Gome Tap dances Ahohatab Margaret anglng the HARRIS HILLSON Miss Mildred Ray Harris, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Sigmund Harris of 1012 E. 18th will be married to Henry Tlchnor Hillson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hillson of iiVSShmJ Samuel M. Slav- or Mr.

Hill- -V Wyrkoff aailsted In an mgr jm. 4mU Hte B. WM New Elaine Lambert daughter of Mr. and Harry M. f.rtr.'.

of Ml" 2d from I allege c.lcrda-. son. After a motor (rip through Smith, Lynn Place. Wood-New England the couple will live 111 mere to Wallace Johnson of Brooklyn Doughtj Boulevard, mwood, win Miss Harris is a graduate of the lake place at 4 p.m. on Sunday.

Collegiate InsiiiiMc and College Mi Illll on I fin alumnus ol Dartmouth I the next year in Home or She a I Inttitute. (I' ho to by Lyne:) I Italy and trill upend graduate of Berkeley.