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BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, JAN. 23, 1941 DISCUSSING THE FROLIC- The annual Five o'Clock Frolic hattan, was the subject of discussion for the above group, chairman of the event. The Junior Committee of the From left to right the group includes Mrs. John Van Pelt Eagle Staff photo which will take place on Saturday at the Ritz Carlton, Manwhich met this week at the residence of Mrs. Henry Hunter, Brooklyn Free Kindergarten Society is sponsoring the dance.

Lassoe, in charge of prizes; Mrs. Albert Bonynge, chairman of the junior committee; Mrs. Brevard K. Titter, in charge of music, and Mrs. Hunter.

Tiny Tim Sponsors Luncheon Dessert-Bridge Given Yesterday The Tiny Tim Society of the House of St. Giles the Cripple sponsored a social afternoon yesterday at the hospital, 1346 President St. The event was in the form of a dessert luncheon and bridge. The prizes were containers for tissues. Mrs.

Frank H. Traendly is president of the society. Mrs. Cord A. Meyer was chairman, assisted by Mrs.

Elzey Walters, co-chairman; Mrs. J. Hunter Lack, Mrs. William C. Bowman, Mrs.

John Hunter Greener and Mrs. Cornelius L. Kelley. Miss Bonino Guest Miss Evelyn Bonino was guest of honor at a shower given by Miss Kathleen McCauley at her home at 506 94th St. last evening.

Miss Bonino, who resides at 643 40th is leaving early in February to join the Order of the Sisters of Good Shepherd. The Misses Kay O'Hara, Loretta Bergin, Frances Cox, Kay Kenny, Nancy Gerlach and Margaret Dreeland attended. SCHOOLS and COLLEGES Boys Schools CEDARCREST SCHOOL Academic, physical and social training for boys, 1st thru 9th grade. Personal attention in cultured homelike environment. Inspiring leadership.

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with Mrs. Frederick K. Stamm of Clinton Avenue Church and Mrs. Cameron A. Reed as hostesses.

The churches participating will be: Flatbush, Rugby, Clinton Avenue, Ocean Avenue, Kings Highway, St. Mark's, Parkville, all of Brooklyn; North New York, Bedford Park, Pilgrim and Forest Avenue, the Bronx; Rockaway Beach and Rockville Centre. Mrs. John J. Pearsall of Tompkins Avenue Church is president of the board of managers.

Home Directors Hear Reports At Meeting The board of auxiliary directors of the Children's Home of the Long Island Baptist Association held its January meeting at the home, Ocean Ave. and Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. The president, Mrs. Edward P. Orrell presided.

The devotions were led by, he Rev. Earle M. Hand, pastor of the Kings Highway Baptist Church. Mrs. William T.

Martin Jr. was th the soloist. Reports were presented by the following officers and committee chairmen: Miss Evelyn Eaves, recording secretary; Mrs. C. K.

Shreve, corresponding secretary; Mrs. R. C. Csaplar, treasurer; Miss Ruth Richardson, special treasurer; Miss Norma Dugro, historian; Mrs. J.

E. Wiren, house; Mrs. F. A. Lehmann, Long Island churches; Miss Jessie Fenton, sewing; Mrs.

Clara Hipwell, education; Mrs. M. D. Hopkins, donations; Mrs. Percy C.

Ketcham, ways and means and applications. Mrs. Orrell reported for Mrs. A. W.

Schuler for the Broad Memorial and for Mrs. A. H. Brahe for hospitality. Miss Kathleen Lolis reported for the junior auxiliary.

After the roll call by the assistant corresponding secretary, Mrs. L. Fay, tea was served by a committee from the Emmanuel Baptist Church, with Mrs. George Burgoyne and Mrs. A.

W. Tripp as co-chairmen. Annual Meeting Held By D. B. E.

Chapter William Shakespeare Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire, Mrs. Arthur W. Mellen regent, held its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph C. Kephart, 145 Hicks last week.

Annual reports were read and plans made to raise funds to help the British War Relief, Tea was served with Mrs. Morris W. Henry pouring. Others present were Mrs. Ernest Hartles, Mrs.

Frank Walmsley, Mrs. Richard Reid, Miss Sarah Stephenson, Mrs. Walter Habletzel, Mrs. William S. Buchanan, Mrs.

James McDonald, Miss Hilda Harris and Mrs. Russell S. Fowler. Commander and Mrs. Kephart entertained the chapter members and their husbands at a cocktail party at the Officers Club in the Navy Yard after the meeting.

Woman's Club Members See 'Corn Is Green' The drama department of the Brooklyn Woman's Club, Mrs. Oscar W. Swift president, attended the matinee of "The Corn Is Green" on Wednesday. Those present included Mrs. David E.

Thomas, Mrs. Arthur S. Tuttle, Mrs. George W. Tong, Mrs.

Charles C. Albertson, Mrs. Carl P. Zellner, Miss Jane Moore, Mrs. Louis G.

Rountree, Mrs. Henry R. Simmons, Mrs. George Wilson, Miss Adeline Pettit, Mrs. George W.

Felter, Mrs. Henry Carson, Mrs. Clarence R. Nims, Mrs. E.

Venning Bryant, Mrs. Cornelius H. Tiebout, Mrs. Leonard H. Smith, Mrs.

Aubrey N. Shaw, Mrs. M. Rogers, Mrs. Arthur W.

Mellen, Mrs. Chandler Mackey, Mrs. George W. Giddings, Mrs. Harold M.

Halstead and Mrs. Frank Simmons. Ice Skating Party Plans Formulated The Junior Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Training School and Home for Young Girls was held at the home of Miss Janet Blankley, 144 Argyle this week. Final plans were made for the annual ice skating party to be held on Saturday, Feb. 1, Rockefeller Center.

Miss Stine, president, presided. Others present were the Misses Jane Mulry, Betty Gartlan, Edythe McCurdy, Elizabeth Orr, Kathryn Hatheway, Helen Adams, Jean Sadtler, Margaret Sadtler, Jenny Lee Hollings, Miriam Herr, Virginia Campbell, Alva Linington, Doris Silleck, Margaret Moore, Jane Glenn, Janet Waters, Peggy Travis and Mrs. G. William Shea. Card Party-Dance The Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Church, Clermont will conduct a card party and dance tomorrow evening in the auditorium, 30 Adelphi St.

The Rev. John F. Murphy, moderator of the society, will be assisted by a committee. Music will be furnished by Harry Amberg's orchestra. WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER.

FROM. BROOKLIN Program Announced For Sunday Night Hospital Benefit Prospect Heights Will Be Aided by Event: Prominent Artists Listed as Taking Part An interesting program has been arranged for the concert to be given Sunday evening at for the benefit of the Prospect E. Adams is chairman of the Grace E. Ames co-chairman. The opening number will Rusticana" and the artists, will appear in costume, will be Stella Roman, Olheim, Doris Doe, Armand Tokatyan and Leonar! Warren.

Norina Greco will sing a solo from "Il Trovatore" and Josephine Antoine and Helen Olheim will appear in a duet, "Vienus Malika," from "Lakme," by Delibes. Francesco Valentino in "Eri-Tu," from "The Masked Ball," by Verdi, will be followed by a solo, "Mon Coeur," from "Samson et Dalila," by Rise Stevens. The entire Metropolitan Corps de Ballet will give the ballet from "Lakme" in costume. Nino Martini, Hilda Burke, Francesco Valentino and Annamary Dickey will sing excerpts from Act III of "La Boheme" to open the second portion of the program. Miss Stevens will sing Tschaikowsky's "Pilgrim Song," and Montes of the Metropolitan Ballet will follow with a solo dance, "Bolero." Norina Greco and Mr.

Valentino will sing "Allor, perche," from "Pagliacci" and the final number will be excerpts from the second act of Flotow's "Marta." The artists in costume will be Miss Antoine, Miss Olheim, Armand Tokatyan and George Cehanovsky. Fausto Cleva will conduct. Nursery Benefit The Friend in Need Day Nursery will hold its monthly card party at the nursery, 95 Bradford next Monday. The proceeds the Metropolitan Opera House Heights Hospital. Miss Edna concert committee and Miss be excerpts from "Cavalleria Paul Garrison photo BRIDE- ELECT Miss Kathleen McDonough Hanigan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry A. Hanigan of Manhattan, is engaged to John Gerard Ward, son of Mrs. William J. Ward of Montgomery Place and the late Mr.

Ward. The wedding will take place next Pre-Par-Tea Given by Mrs. Caldwell Party Chairman Is Tea Hostess Mrs. Robert W. Caldwell entertained at a large party, a Pre-ParTea at the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan, on Tuesday.

Mrs. Caldwell is general chairman of the midWinter luncheon and bridge of St. Agnes Seminary Auxiliary on Saturday at the Waldorf -Astoria. A musical program was supplied by Harold Richards, baritone; Mrs. Eugene Salver, soprano, and Francis Walther and his orchestra.

Mrs. William Randall Grafe, president of the auxiliary, and Mrs. John J. Flannery, co-chairman of the party poured tea. Among the guests were Mrs.

Howard F. Beakey, Mrs. William L. Bechtold, Mrs. John J.

Black, Mrs. William A. Bonner, Mrs. Lewis Baumuller, Mrs. Edward C.

Burke, Mrs. Richard Burke, Mrs. Leo F. Carey, Mrs. Joseph Carroll, Mrs.

Valentine Carroll, Mrs. Edward W. Case, Mrs. George Christie, Mrs. Frank W.

Clarke, Miss Regina Caldwell, Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Cox, Mrs. Helen Gibbons Culyer, Mrs. Edmund R. Doody, Mrs.

Raymond Druhan, Mrs. Joseph Dunn, Mrs. Cornelius Dwyer, Peter Fanci, Mrs. Theodore Fenn, Mrs. Walter Fenton, Mrs.

James W. Foote, Mrs. Edmund 1 Gehan, Mrs. Alexander Hussey, Mrs. Charles Grath, Mrs.

Thomas Harden, Miss Virginia Harvey, Mrs. Cynthia Herts. Also Mrs. John I. Inglesby, Miss Helen Michaels, Miss Grace Michaels, Mrs.

Andrew Jackson, Mrs. George Joyce, Mrs. Edwin Keating, Miss Mary Keating, Mrs. Joseph Keele, Mrs. Joseph Kiernan, Mrs.

Daniel V. Lanigan, Miss Florence Lester, Mrs. Frank A. Lillis, Mrs. Emerson Love, Mrs.

Alice Moran, Mrs. William J. McCauley, Mrs. William D. McClunn, Mrs.

Stephen McDonough, Miss Joan McDonough, Mrs. Bernard McGuirk, Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin, Mrs. James E. Nash, Mrs.

James Neylon, Mrs. William G. O'Brien, Mrs. Edward Oakes, Mrs. Martin O'Neill, Mrs.

Martin Ward O'Neill, Miss Charlotte Schrieber, Mrs. Robert Parks, Mrs. J. Graham Petri, Mrs. T.

Churchill Pollock, Mrs. Joseph Picone, Mrs. Charles Quinche, Mrs, Edward H. Sheahan, Mrs. John Dawson Smith Mrs.

John F. Stanton, Mrs. George C. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Clarence Tobin, Mrs.

John Van Buren, Mrs. William V. Walsh, Mrs. Joseph Whitty and Mrs. Eugene Salzer.

Henry C. Dennis, 2241 E. 71st a private in Company 101st Signal Battalion, U.S.A., was guest of honor at a party given at his home this week. The other guests were Mr. and Mrs.

E. F. Dennis, his parents; Mr. and Mrs. William McQueen and the Misses Jane Smith, Dorothy C.

Virgien, Elaine Fritze and Ruth Johnson, Charles Estes, Gus Fichtl, Lawrence Johnson, John Wood and Bud Drescher. MARRIED WOMEN Here's Amazing Proved HYGIENIC PROTECTION Thousands upon thousands of women have now learned to use a sensational, scientific discovery for hygienic purposes. This boon to womankind is not a poison, yet actually kills germs at contact. It is called Zonite, and its action is amazing when used in a douche. It instantly kills germs and bacteria on contact, yet it is one douche proved safe--will not harm delicate tissues.

And Zonite deodorizes assures daintiness. Helps keep one fresh, clean and pure. So successful has Zonite been that over 20,000,000 bottles have already been used. Get Zonite from your druggist today. It's surprisingly easy and economical to use.

Ideal for feminine hygiene. Follow the simple directions and enjoy proved hygienic protection that you may never have known before. Sallie Chiles Married to L. Blackhurst Miss Sallie E. Chiles, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ford Chiles of Cleveland Heights, was married Tuesday at the home of her parents to Laurence Rhoderic Blackhurst Jr. of Forest Hills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Rhoderic Blackhurst of Wilmington, formerly of Manhattan.

The couple will go to Havana and on their return will go to the Blackhurst country home, King's Grant, Chestertown, Md. The bride, a member of the Cleveland Junior League, is a graduate of Bradford College. The bridegroom is now a lieutenant in the Air Service at Frederick. Md. He was uated from Yale in 1932 and is member of Chi Psi and the Yale Club.

His father is general manager of the Products Division of E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co. will be used for the maintenance of Honor Guests Listed For N. E.

W. Luncheon Brooklyn Colony to Act as Hostess Tomorrow at 46th Birthday Celebration Brooklyn Colony, National Society of New England Mrs. John J. Feerick president, will be hostess for the birthday luncheon of the National Society tomorrow at Hotel Astor, Manhattan. Mrs.

John E. Lanphear and Mrs. A. Soper are co-chairmen of arrangements. Mrs.

Fletcher Hobart of Cincinnati, president general, will Mrs. Richard Jackson and Miss Barbara Rowe, members of the Brooklyn Junior Colony, will be pages to Mrs. Hobart. Color bearers will be Mrs. Herbert Holly of Brooklyn and Mrs.

O. W. Holmes of White Plains, N. Y. Guests of honor will be Mrs.

Eugene J. Grant and Mrs. Frederick Starr Pendleton of Brooklyn, honorary presidents general of the national society; Mrs. John Tennant Van Sickle, Mrs. Charles G.

Kerley and Mrs. Benjamin Andrew Jackson, past presidents of the national society; Miss Florence Labouisse Adams of Brooklyn and Mrs. Ralph I. Middleton, charter members; Miss Charlotte Aycrigg, president general, National Society, Daughof the Revolution; Mrs. James D.

Cockcroft, president general, Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth Century; Mrs. Florence S. Jenkins, president, National Society Patriotic Women of America. Also Mrs. Grace L.

H. Brosseau, first vice president, American Coalition of Patriotic Societies: Mrs. William J. Divine, president, Daughters of Ohio in New York; Mrs. A.

Cressy Morrison, president, American Women Against Communism; Mrs. Frank L. Nason, registrar general, and Miss Page Schwarzwaelder, treasurer general, National Society, D.A.R.; Mrs. Percy Y. Schelly, president, National Society, United States Daughters of 1812, and Miss Margaret E.

Field, national corresponding secretary general, Daughters of the Union. Thrift Shop Directors Hear Officers' Reports The monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Brooklyn Thrift Shop was held Monday at Willoughby House, 99 Lawrence St. Mrs. William Cleef Bolton, president, Reports were read by the treasurer, George C. May, and the secretary, Mrs.

Kenneth B. Smith. Among those present were Mrs. William C. Bolton, Mrs.

Bernard L. Spence, Mrs. Earle T. Munkenbeck, Mrs. Gilbert M.

Schmidt, Miss Florence W. Adams, Miss Lillie Schelling, Miss Erna Kraemer, Mrs. Frederick M. Butler, Miss Dorothy L. Betts, Mrs.

Donald L. Velde, Mrs. Lee P. Pattison, Mrs. Clarence Mrs.

William B. Falconer, Mrs. William B. Greenman, Mrs. Godwin M.

Castleman. Mrs. Travis Whitney, Mrs. Carl Mentrup and Mrs. Rees Himes.

Back- Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Back of Patchogue, formerly of Brooklyn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Betty Back, to Franklin E. Hurtt, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Hurtt of Jersey City, N. J.

Misery relieve of COLDS LIQUID 666 NOSE COUGH SALVE TABLETS DROPS DROPS Try Wonderful Liniment the nursery. Mrs. Henry F. Grimm is the president and Mrs. L.

W. Lynch is chairman of the card Fort Greene Chapter Executives Meet Fort Greene Chapter, D. A. held its monthly executive board meeting at the home of its regent, Mrs. George Hills Iler, Clinton Wednesday morning, Mrs.

Iler presiding. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Arthur Thomas Clark, Mrs. Henry G. Holch, Mrs.

Walter M. Meserole, Mrs. A. B. Magonigle, Miss Page Schwarzwaelder, Mrs.

Robert L. Weaver and Mrs. John M. Zurn. Helen Connell Gives Luncheon at Bossert Miss Helen L.

Connell of 27 Prospect Park West entertained at a luncheon at the Hotel Bossert on Tuesday. Among her guests were Miss Florence Smith, Mrs. Charles O'Malley, Miss Augusta D. Reilly, Miss Margaret D. Reilly, Miss Beatrice Butler, Miss Rose A.

Gaffney, Miss Marie Bignan and Mrs. Thomas Swift. The Misses Reilly and Miss Smith of the Towers Hotel entertained later at supper for the benefit of the infantile fund. Shelter Island Club Mrs. Black's Guests Mrs.

Douglas Black of 1111 Park Manhattan, entertained the Shelter Island Garden Club at her home yesterday. The executive board convened prior to the general meeting. Dan McCowan gave an interesting illustrated talk on "Snow Peaks and Flower Meadows in the Canadian Rockies," showing 200 colored lantern slides with his lecture. Among those present were Mrs. Harry C.

Naegeli, president; Mrs. Charles A. Angell, Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs. Frederick G.

Prime, Mrs. Wilhelm Bronanber, Mrs. James M. Heatherton, Mrs. Frederick M.

Butler, Mrs. Louise Boody, Mrs. Samuel D. Collett, Mrs. John Richards, Mrs.

A. Clarke Bedford, Mrs. Rodney C. Ward, Miss Erna Kraemer, Miss Kate Hillson, Mrs. William C.

Greenwood, Mrs. Paul Jones, William O'Conor, Mrs. Frank Bradford, Mrs. John Bischoff, Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Mrs.

Walter Wight, Mrs. Dudley Miles, Mrs. Charles H. Otis, Mrs. Constantine Foltis, Mrs.

Edward Bristol, Mrs. Harold Bayley, Mrs. J. J. Scannell, Miss Doris Naegell, Mrs.

Marvin Shiebler and Mrs. E. Claude Mills. Bundles for Cardiacs, to provide specialized care for needy boys and girls crippled with rheumatic heart d'sease, are being exchanged daily at the Irvington House Thrift Shop for tickets to a cocktail party being held tomorrow afternoon at El Morocco. A galaxy of stars, headliners of both stage and screen, will appear, and a dance orchestra will also play for the guests.

It's the Upkeep The purchase of expensive, flattering clothes is not enough if you desire to be well -dressed. Even the best and most luxurious "buys" are capable of looking shabby in a remarkably short time if they do not receive proper care. Hardly a woman alive has not yearned at one time or another for a personal maid to do all the grooming chores for her. Send for our chart HOW TO BE YOUR OWN PERSONAL MAID if you want tips on a routine that will make you the best dressed lady in the parade. Send 3 cents in stamps or coin (do not send self- addressed stamped envelope) to Woman's Page Editor, BrookLyn Eagle, Brooklyn, N.

party. Women, 46th the Charles Lowell preside. OAKITE SAVES CLEANS WORK QUICK SAVES AND HANDS EASY To wash white goods the easy way Use OAKITE every laundry day Watch for Mass Displays et Your Grocer ASK YOUR GROCER SHEETS CURTAINS The gentle grease- -dissolving cleaner Thoracic Managers Convene at Hospital The board of managers of the Brooklyn Thoracic Hospital (formerly Brooklyn Home for Consumptives), held its monthly meeting at the hospital, 240 Kingston on Tuesday. The president of the Mrs. Oscar W.

Swift, The members present included: Miss Sarah E. Allen, Mrs. Henry C. Bainbridge, Miss Mildred Bainbridge, Mrs. Harold R.

Bayley, Mrs. George M. Billings, Mrs. Wirt E. Darrow, Mrs.

Ross N. Dougherty, Mrs. Arthur A. Hanson, Miss Minnie E. Hopkins, Mrs.

Edward D. McCabe, Mrs. J. Christopher Meyer, Mrs. David H.

Morton, Mrs. William F. D. Noble, Miss Susan N. Read, Miss Sarah E.

Ryder, Miss Anne W. Safford and Mrs. Henry R. mons. Student Christian Group Has Monthly Session The Alumni Group of the Student Christian Association of Brooklyn College held its January meeting on Sunday at the home of Miss Dennie Nelson, 1250 Brooklyn Ave.

A group discussion of "What I Can Do for Brooklyn College" was directed by Glenn Normile, after which there was a buffet supper. Among those present were Alvin Alexander, Fred Becker, Miss Marion Brandner, Richard Crane, Miss Ann Dawson, Miss Ruth Dawson, Miss Florence Domis, Anthony Ellner. Fred Heitman, Everett Hor, Jack Jespersen, Christen Jonassen, Mrs. Lillian Dolan Jonassen, Miss Marion Korwan, Miss Antonette Lund, Miss Dennie Nelson, Miss Evelyn Neilson, Glenn Normile, Mrs. Madeline Rust Normile, Edwin Peterson, Mrs.

Elinor Hudson Peterson, Mrs. Doris Zimmermann Porth, William Porth, Miss Edith Riebsam, Mathias Schuler, Robert Tisall and Fred Wiepert. Congregational Home To Elect Directors The annual meeting of the New York Congregational Home for the Aged, 123 Lincoln Boulevard, will be held at the home at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow. Directors and managers will be elected to succeed those whose terms expire at this time and to fill vacancies.

Annual reports will be read. The Rev. Dr. Moses Richardson Lovell, pastor of Central Church, will conduct the devotional. There wil.

be a program. Refreshments will be served, with Mrs. Cornelius H. Tiebout and Mrs. Thomas H.

Roulston as hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Howard W. Drake, Mrs. Cameron Reed, Mrs. Robert Longyear, Mrs.

Walter Tag. Mrs. William A. Moore and Mrs. Lincoln Jones.

Mrs. Robert O. Brown and Mrs. Gilbert C. Halsted will pour.

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