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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1936 Spring Festivities Occupy Social World Bridge Parties Prove Popular LOURDES COUNCIL PARTY Lourdes Council of the Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion have made final plans for their card and bunco party which will be held Friday at 2040 Bedford Ave. There will be dancing and refreshments. Miss Mary Mulhem is president. Those on the prize committee are Mrs. Marguerita McKinney, Mrs.

May Vogel, Mrs. Virginia Boyling and Miss Ann Rose McKavanagh. Mrs. Mary Le Blanc and Mrs. B.

Hoey are in charge of refreshments. Those in charge of the tables and cards are Mrs. Catherine Cavo, Mrs. Jane McManus, Mrs. Mildred Neugebauer and Mrs.

Jean Maloney. Mrs. Margaret Lawlor is in charge of tickets. POST MAKES PILGRIMAGE Commander James Rongo, Charles Christman, John Feeney, Harold Oeters and William Woods of Bill Brown Post, 507, A. attended the annual pilgrimage in Washington for the Unknown Soldier at the tomb in Arlington Cemetery.

Bill Brown Ladies Auxiliary, Unit 507, also attended in a body, the following women being present: President Louise Evans, Dorothy Goettisheim, Helen Nagle, Florence Christman, Helen Feeney, Ryan, Helen Wyman and Mrs. Mary Teszak. The junior chairman of the auxIliary, Mrs. Dorothy Goettisheim, was chairman of the card party which was given recently. The following girls are going to see Washington, D.

and witness the services at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: the Misses Dorothy Goettisheim, Margaret Teszak, Vera Beck, Lucille and Helen Oeters, Jacqueline Evans and Agnes Hartt. COMMUNION BREAKFAST The annual communion breakfast of the Holy Name Society of the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help will be held today in the Oriental Beach Cafeteria at Manhattan Beach. General Chairman Anthony J. Maceda presided at the meeting of the following leaders: Edward C. J.

Mullins, vice chairman; chairman of lieutenants, William Campbell; Sidney Healey, program; James Lover, tickets; Joseph McQuade, reception; John West, entertainment; Edward McGrath, floor; Dennis Doherty, ushers; Antonio Avvocato, athletics; Arthur Fischer, publicity; John J. Hyland, treasurer, and Patrick Casey, secretary, The communion mass will be celebrated at 8 a.m. in the lower church, after which special bus transportation will be provided to take the men directly to the Oriental Beach Cafeteria. The breakfast entertainment will include a list of prominent speakers, singers and storytellers. The George Huncke Round Table Club will hold a bunco and card party on Thursday.

There will be refreshments, dancing and entertainment after the games. RELIEF SOCIETY DANCE A dinner. will be given for the benefit of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society of Denver, by the Brooklyn Division this evening at the "Casino in the Air" of the Hotel Montclair, Manhattan. Mrs. Helen Leonard is chairman.

Among those who will entertain members of the Fokine Ballet, Phil Arnold and Alice Dawn. BRIDGE AND DANCE In the grand ballroom of the Half Moon Hotel on Wednesday evening, May 27, St. Mark's Church of Sheepshead Bay will hold a bridge and dance. John Durkin is chairman. The Rt.

Rev. Mons. Daniel J. McCarthy is pastor of the church. To assist Mr.

Durkin, the follow1ng have been selected as chairmen of the respective committees: Tickets, George Brickfield; reception, Dennis cards, Francis Jones; music, Harold' Moore; prizes, Nicholas Weiss; awards, Albert Morris; publicity, Robert Enright; transportation, Jerome Brickfield. Among those who are at the New 'Atlantic Hotel, Spring Lake Beach, are Dr. and Mrs. James B. Marino.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Megore, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward A. Kelly, John D. AlJen, Miss Amelia Casseres, Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Murtha, Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Walker, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hall and George M.

Shutt. ALUMNAE DANCE Final arrangements have been made for the third annual dance of dins, held Dunbar's at the St. Alumnae, Moritz Hotel, to Manhattan, on Friday, The chairman of the dance committee is Miss Dorothy M. Johnson, who is assisted by the Misses Isabelle DeBou, Josephine Downs, Helen Gonnoud, Virginia Ivy, Dora MeCrystal, Maude Paulding and Georgia Siegmund. SOLOVEI-HOCHBERG Mrs.

Celia Solovei of 450 West End Manhattan, announces the engagement her daughter, Miss Bess Solovei, to Dr. Lew A. Hochberg of the medical staff of the Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. The wedding will take place in June. BRETSCH-LEWIS Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Bretsch of 68- 36 Orville Forest Hills, formerly of Brooklyn, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Estelle R. Bretsch, to Daniel Lewis of Rego Park on Wednesday. The wedding will take place in the Grace Lutheran Church in Forest Hills on July 5. Miss Bretsch has taken an active part in the social life of Forest Hills since leaving Flatbush several years ago.

She now acts in an official capacity in the Young People's League of Grace Lutheran Church and on the editorial staff of the Grace Church Messenger, a monthly church magazine. Miss Bretsch is a graduate of Haaren High School. Mr. Lewis attended Newtown High School, schools of journalism and short story writing and the Life Insurance Institute of New York. At the present he is affiliated with an insurance company and is also a regular contributor to the Forest Hills-Kew Gardens Post.

The June class, 1930, of St. Saviour's School will hold a class reunion Thursday evening, June 25. FAREWELL PARTY Mr. and Mrs. J.

G. Smith will entertain at a farewell party today for Mrs. E. J. Hall, who leaves for her home in Vancouver today after a short visit with her brother.

Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Finnegan, Miss Nancy Smith, Mrs.

Annie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keachan, Mr.

and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James Dobinson, Mr. and Mrs.

William Larsem, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinn, Mr. and Peter Schumacker and Mr. and Mrs.

William Turnbull of Schenectady. BRIDGE AND TEA The Immaculate Heart of Mary Auxiliary, Mrs. Robert J. Hubbard president, held their regular business meeting on Tuesday evening. Reports were submitted by Mrs.

Thomas E. Russell, corresponding secretary; Miss Lillian Caffrey1 financial secretary; Miss McGovern, treasurer, and Mrs. Thomas Barry, recording secretary. The annual Communion mass of the auxiliary was held today at 8 o'clock. Mrs.

John J. Noonan was appointed hostess for the next social meeting. A bridge and tea will be sponsored by auxiliary on Saturday, June 6, at the Hotel Pierre, Manhattan. Henry C. Milhard has been appointed, general chairman and Miss Bowen, co-chairman They will be assisted by Mrs.

John J. Noonan, Mrs. Robert E. Johnson, Mrs. Carl D.

Schunck, Mrs. Thomas E. Russell, Kathryn Dwyer, Miss Mae McGovern, Mrs. Marcellus H. Evans Miss Marie Kenney.

BENEFIT CARD PARTY The sixth annual card party for the benefit of the Rev. George N. Gilligan, Maryknoll missionary, stationed in South China, will be given Thursday evening in St. Anselm's auditorium. Members of the committee are: Tickets, Miss Inez Scimeca, chairman; Mrs.

Frank O'Hara, Miss Evelyn Promecene; refreshments, Miss Kay Moore, chairman, Mrs. George Brooks, Miss Olga Valenti, Miss Anita Fusco: bazar, Mrs. Thomas Cahill, chairman, Miss Eleanor McCormack, Miss Dorothy McCormack, Mrs. Joseph Murphy; prizes, Miss Mary E. Fenton, chairman, Miss Dorothea Albrecht: reception, Mrs.

Edna Schutt, chairman, Miss Marporie Maher, Mrs. a John Dolan, Mrs. John Faglon, and publicity, Miss Eleanor Murphy. Miss Estelle Bretsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Bretsch of Forest Hills, is engaged to Daniel Lewis of Rego Park. (Photo by Carlton.) 7TH ANNUAL DANCE The Junior Federation of the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities will hold its seventh annual Spring dance on Saturday evening, June 13 beginning at 8:30 o'clock, in the Oriental Pavilion at Manhattan Beach, it was announced last night by Samuel' Weinberg, president. The proceeds of the affair will go to support 25 affiliated agencies of the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities. Jules J. Fox is general chairman of the dance committee and Myron A.

Ellis is vice chairman, Donald Keller is treasurer and Miss Grace Strain Bachman, secretary. The Junior Federation of the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities has a membership of 1,600. The officers are: Samuel Weinberg, president; Jacob M. Dennes, first vice president; Neil Leiblich, second vice president; Miss Hannah Goldfarb, third vice president; Miss Jewel Baar, secretary; Nathaniel E. Coen, treasurer, and Miss Helen Strauss, executive secretary.

The Spring dance this year at Manhattan Beach Is to be called the "Manhattan Merry-Go-Round." The first official rally for the annual Spring dance of the Junior Federation will take place tomorrow, 8:30 p.m., at the Hotel Granada. BENEFIT BAZAR the spaghetti night feature. OFFICERS ELECTED Plans are under way for the annual benefit bazar of the Pallatine Sisters of Charity to be held the week of June 15 at St. Thomas' Hall, announces Salvatore Basile, who was named general chairman of the event for the second consecutive year. Serving in an active capacity is Mrs.

Thomas Imperiale, vice chairman. In addition to taking charge of the various booths she is also supervising special features for the bazar. All proceeds derived will go toward aiding children of indigent families. Booth reservations have already been made by the following organizations: St. Vincent de Paul, Michael Meoll, chairman; Holy Name Society of St.

Lucy's R. C. Church, Joseph Pagnato, chairman; St. Ann's Society of St. Lucy's R.

C. Church, Mrs. Theresa La Salle, chairman; Third Franciscan Order, Mrs. Theresa Guglielmo, chairman; Children of Mary, Miss Fannie Veteroso, chairman. Other officers and committee members for the bazar are: Barney Antondi, secretary; Nicholas Stramiello, auditor; Canio Graziano, assistant secretary; Rocco Vederoso, treasurer; James V.

Toscano, vice chairman; Anthony Claro, G. Lombardi, H. Bianco, R. Duca. Mrs.

Joseph Pagnotti will have a charge of The officers elected by the Court Angela 79, Catholic Daughters of America, on Tuesday were: Grand regent, Mrs. Margaret Farrell; vice grand regent, Miss Nell Cushing; Yates; lecturer, prophetess, Mrs. Mrs. Helen Fleeson; hisGertrude torian, Miss Jennie Kane; treasurer, Mrs. May F.

Short; financial secretary, Miss Mildred Hutchinson; sentinel, Mrs. Maude Pfeiffer; monitor, Margaret Flanagan; organist, Mrs. Dorothy Paprocki. Trustees: Mrs. Winifred O'Reilly, Mrs.

Dorothy Beukelaer and the Misses May Heustis, Florence Cosgrove, Florence Raftery and Marie Curry. SPRING FROLIC AND DANCE The Junior League of the Beth Israel Hospital will sponsor a Spring frolic and dance this evening at the Hotel Capitol, Manhattan. Harold Williams is chairman of the entertainment committee. The proceeds this affair go to the Dora Paul Fund for Cancer Research which in turn helps maintain laboratories in the Beth Israel Hospital for Cancer and General Research. Members of the executive council under whose direction this affair Is to take place include: Sidney B.

Newman, president; Stanley Elmer, Robert W. Rich, Miss Leah Paul and Miss Bert Kuppersmith. JULSTEDT-OGDEN JULSTEDT-OGDEN Mr. and Mrs. Chas J.

Julstedt of 7040 Colonial Road announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Cecilia Julstedt, to John W. Ogden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Ogden of East Orange, N.

J. PRESENT TWO PLAYS The Dramatic Society of St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association will present two one-act plays, "Grandma Old-Style" and "The Woman Who Understood Men," on Sunday afternoon and Monday evening, May 17 and 18, at the Xavier Auditorium. Members. of the cast include the Misses Dorothy Crane, Frances Casteron, Betty McGuire, Ella Sullivan, Ethel Hunter, Dolores McKeon, Dolores Marguet, Marguerite Spohn, Mildred Monahan, Ruth P.

Igoe and Elizabeth F. Magilligan. The committee of arrangements will meet at the home of Miss Doris Rivoire, 45 Westminister Road, on Tuesday evening. Miss Rivoire is serving as general chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. Russell Harring, chairman of ushers; Miss Veronica Brust, chairman of printing, and Miss Rose Crowley, treasurer.

A BRIDGE AND TEA The St. Saviour Academy Alumnae will sponsod its annual bridge and tea at the Biltmore Hotel on Saturday. Miss Eleanor Ledwith is the chairman. The patronesses include: Mrs. William Hayes, Mrs.

Joseph A. Davey, Mrs. John L. Whalen, Mrs. Myles A.

Cunningham, Mrs. William Tyons, Mrs. Louis LeNaire and the Ruth M. Dunn, Florence Ward, Anne Scannell, Mary Hurley, Anne Ledwith, Kay Ledwith, Honorah McCormack, Ruth Nelson, Mary McCormack, Betty Nelson, Jean McMurray, Mildred McNamne, Mary Stagg, Edna Buggell, Florence Halowell, Helen Cambell, Margaret Loughlin, Lauretta Davis, Clarissa O'Cannor, Margaret Hayes, Anne Joan Shea, Bernadette Johnson, Betty White, Evelyn White, Marie Casey, Ethel Brophy, Gertrude McKiernan, Luceille Valeirre, Dorothy Dunn, Florence Deeves, Estelle Sullivan, Margaret Hennessey, Eleanor Heenne, Mirium Dunn, Eileen Neidfield, Isabel Morano, Gertrude Crooke, Mary Bruno, Kay Hannigan, Marie Gru, Betty Maguire, Ruth Davey, Ethel Grady, Marian Leonard, Mrs. Francis Flood, Ruth ard, Irene McGilligan, Dorothy Bernard, Eleanore Hayes, Rita McEvoy, Jean Bodkin and Mrs.

Ann Hankinson. RADASSAH NEWS The tree-planting ceremony in Prospect Park in honor of Henrietta Szold will take place today at 2 o'clock. The speakers at this OCcasion will be Judge Mitchell May, Assemblyman Albert D. Schanzer, Rabbi Abraham M. Heller, president of the Brooklyn Board of Jewish Ministers; the Rev.

J. Lane Miller, pastor of the Central Methodist Episcopal Church, who recently visited Palestine; Mrs. Adolf Slomka, honorary president of the Brooklyn Chapter of Hadassah; Mrs. Isidor Taub, president; Mrs. Joseph Horowitz, vice president; Mrs.

David Sobel, treasurer and chairman of the tree-planting committee. The program will include 500 Hadassah Buds, children from 7 to 13 years of age, who will present a tableau in song -American and Palestinian songs--under the leadership of Mrs. Wilma Schwabacher and Mrs. Alice Schneiderman. The Pride of Judea Children's Home Band, consisting of 28 uniformed boys, will furnish the music.

This ceremony is sponsored by the Brooklyn Chapter of Hadassah and the occasion will mark a dual honor to Henrietta Szold, who recently celebrated her 75th birthday and because she is the "mother" of Hadassah, which was organized 24 years ago and now numbers close to 50,000 members throughout the country. The planting of the tree will take place in the Honor Grove, near the statue of John Howard Payne, author of "Home Sweet Home." The committee is headed by Mrs. David Sobel, assisted by Mrs. Slomka, Mrs. Isidor Taub, Mrs.

Joseph Horowitz, Mrs. Max Blumberg, Mrs. Wilma Schwabacher, Mrs. Boris Orgayevsky and Mrs. William Plans are being formulated for Hadassah's garden party at Greystone, the estate of Samuel Untermeyer, Yonkers, on Wednesday, May 20.

Special buses and private cars will convey the Hadassah party. Mrs. L. J. Moss is chairman.

SPRING FESTIVAL The seventh annual Spring festival, in the form of a supper -dance, will be held at Sherry's, Manhattan, next Sunday by the members of the Flatbush League of the Brooklyn Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Aged. The officers of the organization are: Mrs. Moe Naitore, president; Mrs. Lee Roffey, first vice president; Mrs. Samuel L.

Stolitsky, second president; Mrs. S. Sennett, third vice president; Mrs. E. Weisberg, treasurer; Mrs.

Anna Kleinman, financial secretary; Mrs. Moe Klar, recording secretary, and Mrs. Bea Roth, corresponding secretary. BROKERS' DANCE The annual Spring dance of the Brooklyn Insurance Brokers will be held in the Hotel Bossert on Tuesday. Lester Heistad is in charge of arrangements.

The program will feature talks by insurance authorities from all parts of the United States MISS COSTA HONORED A reception was held yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Ettore Costa, 1054 64th in celebration of the baptism of their daughter, Miss Leonina Costa. Among those who attended the services in St. Rosalie's R.

C. Church were Mr. and Mrs. John Costa, Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin De Collibus, Mr. and Mrs. Tiziano Valentinetti. Mr. and Mrs.

Anselm Parlatore were sponsors. FIFTH FORM PROM The annual Junior Prom, sored by the members of the Fifth Form of the Polytechnic Preparatory Country Day School, will be held at the school in the Commons Hall Saturday evening. William Warner is chairman the music committee, Donald Bruce of the floor committee, Frank Boyle the publicity committee and Walter Coakley of the ticket committee. BISHOP McDONNELL DANCE The committee for the annual CAMP FIRE GIRLS The Aizukpa Camp Fire Girls will hold their fifth annual motherdaughter banquet on Friday, May 22. The committee in charge will be announced at the next meeting, at which time the election of officers will also take place.

Camp Fire's Silver Jubilee will be opened on May 18 with a national hookup on WABC. Miss Berji Mouradian, a Brooklyn Camp Fire Girl, will be the soloist and the chorus will be composed of a group of Camp Fire Girls. The hiking group will go to Tibbetts Brook Park Saturday. Any girl attending should be at headquarters at 10 a.m. Miss Bernice Remer will be in charge.

The Camp Fire group meeting at the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Jamaica, under the leadership of Miss Lanita Boss, has organized a basketball team and would like any Camp Fire teams to play against. For the benefit of the Blue Birds, which is the junior organization of the Camp Fire Girls, a children's Spring party and fair will be held at the Church of the Saviour on Friday evening from 6:30 to 9:30 the program beginning at 7:30. The musical program is under the direction of Ebba Braathe, Norwegian composer -pianist, whose pupils will present as a special feature a "Springtime Suite." compositions written by the children, and a vote will be taken interesting composition, as well as the best written manuscript. Ebba Braathe is also the musical director of the Young Dancers Theater. The dance program is under the direction of Pieter Dominick.

There also will be an art exhibition under the direction of Miss Henrietta Carter; the crafts be sponsored by Mrs. Earnest Eddy; the booth of antiques by Charles W. Morrison, and Mrs. Henry Schurr chairman of the refreshment committee. Mrs.

Sara B. DeForeest, executive secretary of the Brooklyn Council of Camp Fire Girls, will be the guest of honor and the committee of sponsors and sponsor organizations include: Samaritan Alliance of the Church of the Saviour, Young Dancers Theater Auxiliary, Mrs. John Bauer, first vice president of Brooklyn Camp Fire Girls; Miss Jean Berger, director of Camp Fire Girl Camps of Greater New York; Nella Brown, Mrs. Charles Carter, Mrs. Sidney Davidson, Mrs.

William F. Eastman, Mrs. Peter Hamilton, Mrs. Arthur K. Hudson, dean of the Church of the Saviour Sunday School; Mrs.

Elizabeth G. Kirby, president of the Professional Women's Club of Holy Trinity Church; Mrs. Meredith Langstaff, Mrs. John H. Lathrop, Mrs.

Frank E. Lewis, Mrs. August Seidheiser, Camp Fire executive of Bogota, N. Mrs. Edwin P.

Maynard Mrs. J. Melish. Mrs. Charles U.

"Morrison, Mrs. Nelson Sprackling, home arts editor of Parents Magazine; Mrs. Henry Schurr and Mrs. Marshall Elliott Stewart, president of the Protestant Big Sisters of Brooklyn. The Blue Birds, who have remodeled an antique doll's house as their program project and which they plan to exhibit at the fair, are Jean Bell, Dianne Baker, Joyce Peterson, Betty Ray, Joy Von Muller, Anna McMahan and Shirley Zilmer.

Bettina Von Muller is their leader. ST. BRENDAN'S ALUMNAE Miss Mary Ballon entertained the members of the Medical Mission Unit of St. Brendan's Alumnae at her home, 1921 Avenue on Tuesday. Among those present were the Misses Angela Kellr, Catherine Kenny, Kathleen Lynch and Frances McLaughlin.

The next meeting will be held in June at the home of Miss Kathleen Lynch, 1614 E. 9th Street. HAHN-SHIPLEY Mr. and Mrs. George A.

Hahn, 97 87th have announced the engagement of their daugther, Miss Ruth Hahn, to David Gregg Shipley son of the Rev. Malcolm A. Shipley of Hoboken, N. J. Miss Hahn was graduated from Bay Ridge High School and attended Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs.

Mr. Shipley was graduated from Lehign University, class of '33. where he was a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, No date has been set for the wedding. Summer formal of the Bishop McDonnell Alumnae met recently at the home of Miss Mary Cullen, 401 Marlborough Road, to complete their plans. The dance will be held at the 1 Hotel Commodore, Manhattan, June 12.

Rudy Blank and his orchestra will play. The honorary chairman of the dance is Miss Rosemary Ahern; chairman, Miss Rita Kelly; co-chairman, Miss Esther Ledwith. The hotel committee consists of Miss Rita Geis (chairman), Miss Rosemary Ahearn and Miss Lorraine Quailey. Orchestra committee, Miss Rosemary Carroll (chairman), Miss Marie Odierna and Miss Joan Healy. Ticket committee, Miss Doris Quailey (chairman) and Miss Margaret Campbell.

Door committee, Miss Mary Cullen (chairman), Miss Anne McCauley (co chairman), Miss Kathryn Hughes and Miss Anne Stapelton. Publicity committee, Miss Margaret Hegarty and Miss Bernadette Campbell. The patronesses for the dance are the Misses Ann Coyne, Marion Rooney, Helen Hines, Margaret Coakley and Lillian Erbe. Miss Janice LaVine, left; Miss Dorothy Millard, right, are to be luncheon and bridge to be sponsored on Saturday the Lido Club, Long dou and Champlain.) AVE MARIA MISSION CLUB The Ave Maria Mission Club of which the Rev. Edward F.

Waldron is spiritual director and Miss Margaret A. Cloughessy is president, met recently at Columbus Club. The Rev. John F. Donnelly of Corpus Christi, Texas, was the guest of honor and gave a most interesting address on mission life in Texas with the Mexican refugees.

Committees were appointed for the bridge and tea which Ave Maria is sponsoring on Saturday afternoon, May 23, in the Manhattan room of the Half Moon Hotel in Coney Island for the benefit of Father Donnelly's seminarian fund in Corpus Christi. Miss Cloughessy, president, is general chairman and will be assisted by Miss Margaret M. O'Neill as cochairman. Other committees serv-22, are: Tickets, Mrs. Joseph D.

Colgan, Miss Frances M. Hughes; door, Joseph D. Colgan, John Maloney, Joseph Donnelly; cards, Miss Anna T. Callahan, Mrs. John J.

Lokay; tables, Miss Mae Duffy, Mrs. Walter Flinn; seating, Mrs. John J. Wallace, Mrs. Joseph W.

DeDeyn, Mrs. James Patton, Mrs. John Clavin; reception, Miss Maude Leonard, Miss Mary J. Kehoe, Miss Catherine Peggy Lynch, center, and Miss candy and cigarette girls at the by Our of Refuge Church Beach. (Photos by DuPont, Sar- T.

Cunningham, Miss Mary Roach; door prizes, Miss Margaret Callahan, Mrs. Charles Marquette, Mrs. John J. Lyden, Mrs. Richard Olson, Miss Elizabeth Kane, Mrs.

Anna T. Conprizes, Miss Cecelia M. Mcway; Ewen, Miss Catherine Bannon; special awards, Miss Gertrude Duffy, Marie Halloran; non-players, Miss Catherine O'Connor, Miss Lillian Horan; bunco, Mrs. William P. Ryan, Miss Antoinette Gyger.

The junior committee serving with Miss Vera C. Lokey as chairman are: the Misses Bernadette M. Byrnes, Elizabeth Cunningham, Betty White, Anne Cunningham, Marion Temmy, Anne M. Cloughessy, Jeanette Sullivan and Noreen McKinley. LADIES AUX.

CARD PARTY The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Lodge of Elks, B. P. O. will have a card party on Saturday at the Elks Club, S. Oxford St.

The proceeds will go to the welfare fund of the club. Anthony Joseph DeLisio 1s chairman; Mrs. Vera Duberstein Mrs. Robert L. Soldin, vice chairmen; Mrs.

Thomas F. Cuite, treasurer, and Mrs. Joseph P. Granfield, secretary. There will be prizes and refreshments will be served.

Miss Villette Ave Marie Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Burns of 404 8th is engaged to Dr. Vincent M.

Keber. (Photo by Bachrach.) MISS NORTON HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Broden of Forest Hills entertained recently at dinner in honor of their niece, Miss Marie T.

Norton, who will be married to John V. Donlon of Queens Village on May Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. James A. Donlon, Miss Katherine Lavelle, Miss Jean Broden, Miss Marie Norton, John V.

Donlon and Frank Burke. Mis Norton was also recently entertained at dinner by Miss Rita Goodkind, Nelson Highbridge. Following the dinner a personal shower was given for Miss Norton at the home of Miss Rita McLaughlin of Devoe Terrace, Bronx. Among those present were the Misses Monica Grace, Grace Morris, Grace Knoche, Louise Rohan, Dorothy Dunlop, Rita Goodkind and Rita McLaughlin, SELTZER-WALGER Miss Audrey Lee Walger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Walger of 1914 Avenue was married last night to Henry Seltzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.

Seltzer of 542 Sheepshead Bay Road. The ceremony took place at the home of the Rev. Mr. Moseson, 115 Brightwater Court. A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom.

Mr. and Mrs. Seltzer will live in Brighton Beach after a short wedding trip." and will Miss Mary L. Brady is president of St. Francis College Auxiliary be one of the honor guests at the luncheon to be given on Saturday at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.

(Photo by Carlton.).