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of of BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1935 M2 23 Society Miss Miriam W. Brown, daughter of Mrs. Theodore B. Brown of 11 Schermerhorn was honored at a dinner party with Miss Barbara Peck before the Cinderella Dance. (Photo by Bachrach.) Miss Ruth Mary Ruxton Honored by Grandmother at Dinner Party Last Night Mrs.

Elisha P. Cronkhite gave a dinner last night in the King Cole room of the St. Regis, Manhattan, for her debutante granddaughter, Miss Ruth Mary Ruxton. In the party were the Misses Hope Gatins, Barbara West, Jerry Bergh, Elizabeth Alenaddre, Barbara Frost, Patricia Pittman, Thayer Gibbons, Virginia French, Hope Proctor, Mary Goetchius, Florence Sullivan, Beatrice Kunhardt, Ruth Ryan, Margarita Moore and Phoebe Knapp. And also John R.

Henry, Fisher Howe, Alexander Chase, William Allen, Marshall Field Kenneth Hadden, Montague Miller, Alan Hudson, Henry Wing, Harold Richard, Louis Stoddard, Allan Knapp, Frank and Edgar Howard of Philadelphia, Edmund Twining, David Howe, Lesley Hamilton, Peter Junkin, Alden Blodgett, Robert Allen, Andrew McCollom, Robert Thomas, Woodbury Perkins, Austin McGregor, Robert Ruben, Thorburn Rand and Duncan Van Norden. Mrs. Crowell Hadden of Glen Cove is at the Madison. Manhattan. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward V. Killeen of 35 Prospect Park West were honored recently at a dinner in the Maisonette Russe at the Hotel St. Regis, Manhattan, given by Dragoi Batzouroff of Paris and Bulgaria. Other guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Louis R. Buckbee of Rumson, N. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur A. Killeen, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Martin (Ruth Killeen) of Garden City, and Miss Clare Killeen.

Mr. Batzouroff sailed on the Ile de France of the French Line yesterday. AT WEST POINT The Misses Frances Moran of 3420 Clarendon Road and Peggy of 470 Eastern Parkway have left to attend the Christmas hops at the U. S. Military Academy at West Point.

Both young women are students at the College of New Rochelle. SHEA-LANGAN Miss Anne L. Langan, daughter of Mrs. Anne Langan of 513 16th St. was married to Dr.

Raymond G. Shea, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Shea of 17 Argyle New Rochelle, N. yesterday, in the Church of the Holy Name. The ceremony was performed by Father Peter Dawson and was followed by breakfast-reception in the Silver Room of the Hotel St.

George. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Daniel Langan, and had for her only attendant, her sister, Miss Dorothy Langan. Harold Shea was best man for his brother. Peter Langan and Fred. erick Shea acted as ushers.

Dr. Shea is a graduate of the Long Island College of Medicine and Columbia University, and is at present connected with the Kings County Hospital. Following their return from a wedding trip to the South, the couple will reside in New. Rochelle. SANDEBERG-BISCHOFF Mr.

and Mrs. Conrad Sandeberg of 60 43 Woodbine Ridgewood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Sandeberg to John G. Bischoff, son of Mr. and Mrs John H. Bischoff of Ozone Park.

Miss Sandeberg was graduated from Franklin K. Lane High School in Brooklyn, and is the present Matron of Granite Chapter, 759 Order of the Eastern Star. Mr. Bischoff was graduated from Richmond Hill High School, has attended Columbia University, and is graduate of the La Salle School of Accountancy. Woodhaven Personals Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Dressner will entertain 10 guests at their home on New Year's Eve. Those who will attend are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wand- ler, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Roddy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyant, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Higbee and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Poole. Miss Evelyn Dressner will be a guest of Miss Elsie Westfield on the same evening at the Westfield home. Howard Levardsen will be host to six guests at his home on New Year's Eve.

Mr. and Mrs. John Butkowski and daughter, Miss Ruth Butkowski, at their home on Christmas Eve entertained Mr. and Mrs. August Raskopf, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Raskopf, Mr. and Mrs. William Raskopf, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Raskopf, Mr. and Charles Raskopf Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Meighan, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Xiques, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Keller, Miss Jane Keller and Mr. and Mrs.

William Finley. Their guests at dinner on Christmas Day were Anthony Antony, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Disbrow, Mr. and Mrs.

Matthew Butkowski, Miss Frances Butkowski, Mr. and Mrs. William Finley, Miss Jean Heinz and Miss Rena Preszioso. Mrs. Emil Millenberger will be hostess to Mrs.

Victor Dressner, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. Edgar A. Brown, Mrs. Christian H.

Brandmaier and Mrs. Meeker Smith at her home on Jan. 3. Members of the Optimo Club, who will hold a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Nicholas Disbrow on Jan.

6 are Miss Jean Heninz, Mrs. Alice Snyder, Mrs. Daris Scogland, Miss Ruth Butkowski. Miss Wanda Dietz, Miss Evelyn Schallon, Mrs. Frances Purple, Mrs.

Mabel Winters and Mrs. Loretta Martin. Miss Beatrice Grossman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Grossman Jamaica, will be married on New Year's Day to Bernard Wetchler, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Wetchler of Woodhaven, at the Garfine Restaurant, Manhattan. Miss Dorothy Grossman will be maid of honor and her sister's only attendant. A dinner and reception at the restaurant will follow the ceremony. The couple will leave for wedding trip to Swan Lake, N.

with another couple to be married the same day at the Jamaica Jewish Center. They are Miss Adele Probstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Probstein of Jamaica, and Nathaniel Peck of Jamaica. tion will be held at the Probstein home after the Jamaica ceremony.

Both Miss Grossman Miss Probstein are graduates of Jamaica High School. Mr. Peck is a graduate of Hempstead High School and Mr. Wetchler attended the University of Arkansas. Gas From Pipe Break Kills One, Fells Three In Bronx Apartment One woman was killed and three other persons trovercomroken gas which seeped pipe in an 80-family apartment house at Grand Concourse, Bronx.

shortly after 6 o'clock this morning then The dead woman is Mrs. Dora Reklin, 52. The others, who were revived by an emergency squad and a gas crew, were Joseph Tannen 29; his wife, Violet, 29, and Lawrence Faecher, 25. The gas fumes awakened a woman in a neighboring apartment who summoned the police. Dongan Knights Plan Party for Children Children of members and friends of Thomas Dongan Council, 1,251, K.

of will be entertained at a Christmas week party tomorrow afternoon at the clubhouse, 7601 4th Ave. Music, singing, candy, cakes and toys will feature the party. L. I. Would Bear Brunt of a Quake An earthquake in this region would be felt worst on Long Island because on its soft, earthy surface earthquake waves multiply into rollers.

earthquake experts revealed yesterday in discussion before 500 geologists, mineralogists and paleontologists in joint annual convention at the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan. Manhattan island was described as the safest place in the region in case of earthquake because its steel -framed buildings are tied to the bedrock and would receive only short rapid jolts. Age of rocks which make up the Palisades determined at 150,000,000 years while that of rocks in Duluth, was estimated at 500,000,000 years and in other parts of the world at 900,000.000 years. Man had no apparent ancestor on earth until a million years ago, it was reported. If a Cold Timely use of this especially designed aid for nose and upper throat, helps prevent many colds.

and VICKS VA: TRO-NOL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Business Schools ACCOUNTANCY -SECRETARIAL Marketing, Advertising and Selling Classes PACE INSTITUTE 925 Broadway. Languages BERLITZ; French- School DeKalb of Ave. Zany, TRI. Languages Enjoyable, 5-2123 PlanDickensContests For Students of Boro Two contests for Brooklyn high schools in conjunction with the motion picture, "A Tale of Two Cities," were announced today by Loew's theaters. An oratorical contest has been arranged in which contestants will deliver a threeminute address on any topic concerning some character in the Dickens novel.

Finals will be held Jan. 10. An essay contest, open to both junior and senior high students, will be held, continuing into the Spring term. Essays are to be not more than 150 words on any one of 15 topics chosen by Brooklyn teachers. Prizes for both contests include busts of Dickens, sets of his works and medals.

Jamaica Personals Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wade entertained Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J.

Strong of Washington, D. at Christmas dinner at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Horatio L.

Wilkinson family will be guests of Mr. Mrs. J. W. Straub of Hollis and on New Year's Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carman entertained six dinner guests at their home on Christmas Day. A dance, which will follow the business meeting of the Junior League of the Jamaica Jewish ter on Jan. 2 at the center, will be in charge of Ross Wolff, general chairman, and Miss Ann Streith, entertainment chairman.

Robert Reese cocktail dance by the Jamaica Stewart Manor will be assisted dacker, Gilbert lian Horwath, John Moore. is chairman of the to be held Jan. Estates Club at the Country Club. He by Miss Hazel GolKammer, Miss LilGeorge Renz and Newly elected officers of the Jessie Home Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans, are Mrs. Hazel Morrison.

president; Mrs. Alvira Ashton and Mrs. Rose Higgins, vice presidents: Mrs. Louise Reyelt, chaplain; Mrs. Katherine Eberdell, guide: Mrs.

Louise Cox, guard; Mrs. Catherine Rider, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Beulah Cullon, treasurer; Mrs. Maude Townsend and Mrs. Ada Fletcher, musicians: Mrs.

Rider, Mrs. Angeline Schrieber and Mrs. Fletcher, council members. Christmas party was held by the group yesterday at the Jamaica Presbyterian Church. Committee members of the Jamaica Council of Jewish Women who are arranging the theater party to be held Jan.

14 at a performance of "May Wine" are Mrs. H. H. Horwood, Mrs. Carl Horwitz, Mrs.

Irene Newman, Mrs. Rae Meyer, Mrs. Elizabeth Flyer, Philip Feldstein, Mrs. H. G.

Henig, Mrs. Elizabeth Bassin, Mrs. Janet Loshen. Bernard Lissey, Mrs. Anne Holland, Mrs.

E. L. Shayon and Mrs. Rae Kalman. Mrs.

Eva Levy chairman. Mrs. Rose Schneidkraut, Mrs. Minnie Jacobs and Mrs. N.

N. Levitt are making plans for a theater party to be held in January by the Queens section of the Hebrew Home for Chronic Invalids. Make your reservations now for NEW YEAR'S EVE Grand Ball Room Let the Bossert, that has acted host to many a brilliant New Year's gathering in years gone by. give the old -time glamour to your 1936 party. Special, music and dancing.

Splendid cuisine and the finest of wines and liquors. $5.00 Per Person from 10 p.m. Reservations Main 4-8100 THE BOSSERT BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Rockaway Personals Miss Jean Moorhead Guest At Theater-Supper Party Last Night; Honored Today Miss Mary Elizabeth Prosser entertained last evening at a theater party and supper dance in honor of Miss Jean G. Moorhead, debutante daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Robert L. Moorhead of 125 Remsen St. After the performance of "Jubilee" the guests went to the Persian Room at the Plaza Hotel for supper dancing. The guests were the Misses Caryl Collins, Lorraine Cooper, Penelope Parrish and Charles Lynde Babcock, Donald F. Bruce, Frederick J.

Bruce, Evans, Robert Matterson and Robert Starke. Mrs. James R. Bartholomew and her daughter, Miss Marion Bartholomew of 35 Clark entertained today in honor of Miss Moorhead at luncheon. The decorations were red and white and Christmas greens.

The guests were Mrs. Hazel M. Callejas, Mrs. Moorhead, Mrs. Harry McCloud Moorhead, the Misses Barbara Allen, Caryl Collins, Lorraine Cooper, Caroline Crane, Joan Earle, Jane 'Gelpke, Ruth Pfeiffer, Penelope Parrish, Muriel Ripperger and Marie Walmsley.

Miss Charlotte Irwin's Engagement to E. Loomis Announced at Party Today Mrs. Henry Irwin Jr. of 82 Chelsea Road, Garden City, announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Charlotte Irwin, to Edward Bradley Loomis, son of Mrs. Edward N.

Loomis of New Haven, and Addison, and the late Mr. Loomis, at a luncheon and bridge at her home today. Miss Irwin is the daughter of the late henry Irwin attended Berkeley and Packer Collegiate Institutes. Mr. Loomis was graduated from Yale University, is a member of Zeta Psi fraternity and holds a major for crew work.

The guests at the party included the Misses Alice Bradley, Elsie Blumer, Betty Lou Gutman, Dorothy Wanzer, Elizabeth Stong, Dorothy Seeley, Madeline Wagner, Dorothy Hansen, Margot Watson, Jeanne Newman, Antonia Ulrich, Mrs. Stewart Scott, Mrs. Kenneth Hume, Mrs. Theodore Irwin, Mrs. Henry Irwin 3d, Mrs.

Robert P. Irwin, Mrs. Marion G. Irwin and Mrs. Loomis.

Seton Dispensarians Will Have Tea Dance Tomorrow The Seton Dispensarians of St. Mary's Hospital will hold a tea dance at Shevlin Hall, St. Mark's and Buffalo tomorrow from 4 to 7 p.m. The St. John's Red Men will furnish the music for dancing.

Miss Katherine Humann is chairman and her committee includes the Misses Rosemary Keenan, Julia Dorsey, Margaret Ewring, Betty Sheridan, Virginia DeCoste, Miriam Braitwaite and Frances Keenan. A children's party is being given by the Montauk Club on Monday next, at 2:45. The program includes gifts for all and entertainment by a magician, a juggler and others. Mrs. Albert H.

Antz of 1291 Bergen St. entertained at tea yesterday afternoon. Among those present were the Marquesa Belmonte, Miss Nena Belmonte, Mrs. Joseph Boehm, Mrs. Henry Kohler, Mrs.

Elvira Soresi and Miss Carmen Soresi of Manhattan; also Mrs. John J. Lynn and the Misses Anne and Betty Lynn of Newark, N. J. The guests of The Brooklyn Daily Eagle who will act as judges at the Fashion Congress luncheon today at the Towers Hotel will be Mrs.

Theodore Fitz Randolph, Mrs. James A. Drain, Mrs. Donald Havens, Mrs. Samuel P.

Bailey, Mrs. Frederic Sanborn, Mrs. J. Halsted Brown, Mrs. James McCurrach, Mrs.

Alice James Blaine, Miss Louise Goetze, Mrs. Howard Burdick and Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke. Miss Mary Childs Presented To Society by Parents at Supper-Dance Last Night Miss Mary Childs, debutante daughter of Mr. Mrs.

Richard Spencer Childs, was presented to her parents evening at the society at a super given by Pierre, Manhattan. The debutante is a granddaughter of the late Azel F. Hatch, Chicago corporation lawyer and for many years president of the Bar Association, and of the late William Hamlin Childs, Brooklyn philanthropist. She attended the Lincoln School and Bennington College. Miss Childs and her mother received in a bower of woodwardia ferns and gilded smilax.

The debutante wore a Queen Anne gown with puffed sleeves and lace collar of silver -white upholsterer's satin and carried white orchids. Mrs. Childs' gown was of tete de negre and silver lace. Vases of red poinsettias were in the corners of the ballroom, and the pillars were hung with gilded smilax. Among the Brooklyn guests attending the party were Mrs.

William Hamlin Childs, the Misses Barbara Burke, Muriel Ripperger, Doris Draper, Barbara Ely, Anne and Caroline Faison, John A. Vietor E. Carleton Granbery Frederick L. Graham, Craig Hammit and Rolf Kaltenbern. Mr.

and Mrs. Wendell Phillips Colton Jr. of 1186 Lexington Manhattan, announce the birth of a son, John Phillips Colton, at the Doctors Hospital Dec. 23. Mrs.

Coltin is the former Miss Cornelia Mary Stafford of Manhattan, daughter of Mrs. F. Luis Mora. Thomas F. J.

Quigley to Wed Mrs. Agatha Gerli Potts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerli of 270 Park Manhattan, and Stamford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mrs. Agatha Gerli Potts, to Thomas F.

J. Quigley, son of Mrs. Anna L. Quigley of 59 78th St. and the late Thomas F.

Quigley. Long Island Society Christmas Week in Garden City Is Replete With Luncheons, Teas and Dances; More News Garden City, Dec. 27 (Special) The holiday week was a round of luncheons, teas and dances for the younger set home from school and college. Miss Louise Warren was hostess at a luncheon at the Cherry Valley Club today. Her guests were the Misses Josephine Hardie, Marilynn Englis, Constance Fagan, Muriel Germeroth, Helene Kimball, Arlene Gordon, Elizabeth Snyder, Isabelle Combes, Alice Merritt, Betty Randall, Isabel Olmstead, Marcia Ward, Ethel Gurney, Helene Peters, Olivia Weidler, Audrey Olena, Jeanne Putnam, Susan Hamlin, Fif O'Connor, Carolyn Chalfant, Betty Snyder, Arlene Whelan, Carolyn Burgess, Dorothy Moore, Patricia Ray, Eileen McNulty, Doris Doyle, Muriel Van Vranken, Betty Bothwell, Janet Pinckney, Betsy Rud, Mary Good, Suzette Watson, Shirley Smith, Kathleen Westervelt, Elizabeth Jane McIlvaine, Amelia Lasher, Louise Walker, Mary Fine, Elizabeth Miles, Tanya Litchfield, Mary Louise Pasquale, Betty Alexander, Helen Young, Mary Louise McDonald, Louise Piller, Ann Bird, Ellen Heber Smith, Mary Flook, Mildred Hibbard, Charmian Kineon, Carolyn de Lancey Carroll and Penelope Wells.

Mrs. George E. Eddy, of Euston Road, was hostess at an afternoon bridge party at her home today. Her guests were Mrs. Elbert Tillotson, Mrs.

William Stevenson, Mrs. Edward Q. Carr, Mrs. Arthur F. Worden, Mrs.

Walter J. Black, Mrs. John Ramsey, Mrs. M. J.

Monahan, Mrs. William J. Vega, Mrs. Dorothy Chipley, Mrs. Clifton W.

Wilder, Mrs. Albert J. Liell, Mrs. Robert P. Davidson, Mrs.

Alice Bradley, Mrs. Arthur F. Thompson, Mrs. Albert J. Dannemiller, Mrs.

Philip J. Fleming, Mrs. Charles B. Andrews and Mrs. Roy B.

Anderson. Mrs. Chester S. Fairgrieve of Eton Road entertained at a bridge-luncheon today in honor of Mrs. Charles W.

Clark of Montreal. Other guests were Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. George C. Johnson, Mrs.

Hugh W. Spaulding, Mrs. Clarence Pardee, Mrs. Anthony W. H.

Munford, Mrs. A. A. Arnold and Mrs. Gilbert P.

Brush. Miss Katherine Maule of Arthur St. was hostess at an egg nogg party on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore N. Ripsom and Mr. and Mrs. George P. Westervelt gave a dance for the younger set at the Cherry Valley Club yesterday in honor of their daughters, the Misses Kathleen Ripsom and Mary Westervelt.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Daniel A. Carroll of Chelsea Road gave a large tea on Chistmas in honor of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Dana Carroll. Mrs. Carroll is the former Miss Natalie Martin. Mrs.

B. K. T. Fowler of Franklin Court and her daughters, Misses Harriet and Julia Fowler, were hostesses on Christmas afternoon to more than 60 friends. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Waln Hare of Hilton Ave. entertained at a cocktail tea Christmas Day for about 60. Many -town visitors were guests in Garden City during the Christmas holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Powers of Hilton house guests were: Mrs. George A.

Powers Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rudd, Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad R. White, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis, the Misses Ruby White, Carmel White, Jeanne Lewis, Yvonne Lewis and Everett Rudd. George A.

Powers Jr. and Thomas Powers were home from Princeton. On Christmas Day additional guests at supper were Col. Ernest W. Wood and Mrs.

Wood of Governors Island, Miss Gretchen Wood, Miss Katherine Wood and Midshipmen Ernest W. Wood Jr. and Robert Carter. Following the supper a revue, "Revelry," was given by the younger members of the party including the Misses Ruby White, Carmel White, Gretchen Wood, Jeanne Lewis, Yvonne Lewis, Geraldine Jackson and Thomas Powers, George Powers Leicester Handsfield, Evan Pancake, Ernest Wood Jr. and Robert Carter.

Additional guests at the performance were Mr. Mrs. R. Gilbert Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Englis, Miss Marilynn Englis and William Boers. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Melville will entertain at tea tomorrow at Wide Water, their country place at Old Field, for the Smithtown Hunt.

The tea will follow the final drag of the season and Thomas Durant and Randall Poindexter will be in charge of the field. Miss Muriel Terry King And Rowland F. Smith Engaged to Be Married Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis King of Westhampton Beach announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Muriel Terry King to Rowland F.

Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Southampton. Miss King is a graduate of the Westhampton Beach High School and the Packard School, Manhattan. Mr.

Smith, who prepared at the Southampton High School, was graduated from the School of Archtecture of the University of Pennsylvania in 1931 and received his Master's degree the following year. He is a member of the Architectural Society of the University and of ural Sigma Delta. national honorary architectural society. Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Sinnott of Forest Hills Gardens entertained Judge and Mrs. John F. Hylan, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Gunther, Miss Gloria Rita Gunther and Robert and Billy Gunther at dinner on Christmas Eve. Later in the evening Miss Gloria Rita Gunther attended a party at the home of Miss Josephine erfect, also of Forest Hills Gardens. 1 Miss Dolores Fitzgerald of 152 81st St. is chairman of the bid committee for the Notre Dame Collegt sophomore tea dance on the campus tomorrow.

Miss Amy Culver to Be Wed to E. Donald Terry Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Culver of Westhampton announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Amy S. Culver, to E.

Donald Terry of Riverhead, son of County Treasurer and Mrs. Ellis T. Terry, Miss Culver is graduate of the Westhampton High School and of Rogers Hall, Lowell, Mass. She iN secretary to Principal Brong of the high school. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Husking of Huntington, were joined by their sons, Edward, Frank and Richard Husking of Notre Dame for the holiday season at the Towers Hotel. Miss Faith Locke Honored By Father at Circus Party Campbell Locke of 580 Park Manhattan, and Lawrence, entertained at a circus supper dance last evening in the starlight roof of the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan, for his daughter, Miss Faith Locke, a debutante of last year. The ballroom was decorated to suggest a circus, with one wall painted with a parade of elephants and the other with circus wagons. The pillars were wrapped in red and white canvas and decorated with clowns' masks.

The tables on the balcony were decorated to follow the circus theme. Miss Locke dressed as the Queen of the Circus in a dress of white net trimmed with silver sequins and a skirt of swirled tiers in red, blue, green and yellow, and she She received with her father and carried ed a bouquet of colored flowers. aunt, Mrs. Lowry Gillett, neither of whom were in fancy dress. Members of the cast of Jumbo entertained and Joe Moss and his orchestra played.

All of the 450 guests appeared in appropriate costumes. CHANUKAH CELEBRATION Jonah J. Goldstein will be guest speaker at the Chanukah celebrations presented Organization by the tomorrow Flatat 8:30 o'clock at the East Midwood Jewish Center, 1625 Ocean Ave. Bob Hall will act as master of ceremonies introducing the artists. Refreshments will be served by the Women's Division.

Samuel Rothstein is Flatbush chairman, Rabbi Harry Halpern, chairman of cultural activities and Frank Berson chairman of festival committee. Commander and Mrs. Albert Moritz of 723 18th St. entertained at a dinner party yesterday in honor of Mrs. Resi Brann of Breslau, Germany.

Others present included Dr. and Mrs. Fritz Bloch, Lisa Bloch, the Misses Carrie and Minnie Goodman of Manhattan; Lt. and Mrs. Melville Moritz, Dr.

Robert Neumark of Neuremburg, Germany; Miss Caroline Moritz and Joann and Henry Moritz. Mrs. Brann is here visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Fritz Bloch of 321 Eastern Parkway.

The Brooklyn Club 1s holding open house on the afternoon of New Year's Day. The house will be elaborately decorated and plans include refreshments and entertainment. ROMANIS HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Harent deAghamalian of 222 Lincoln Road entertained members of the family and friends at a Christmas dinner and reception for their son-in-law daughter, Don Ramon Romani, and Mrs.

Romani, who are sailing today on the S. S. Santa Inez for Valparaiso, Chile. They will reside in Vina del Mar, Chile. Miss Lille Elsbeth deAghamalian entertained at a bon-voyage dinner Cocoanut Grove of the Park Central Hotel last evening, later taking her guests to Winter Garden to see "At Home Abroad." Among the guests were Don Ramon Romani, Mrs.

Ramon Romani, Mr. and Mrs. George deAghamalian, Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke.

BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Everett Moussette of 220 E. 2d St. gave a party Christmas Eve for Miss Lorraine Chamberlin woh celebrated her 13th birthday anniversary. Those present included the Misses Lucille and Shirley Sammis, Lois Chamberlin, Marion Goslin, Margaret Fay, Jean Halden, Wang, Rosalie Torregrossi, Joyce Wolfe, Lenore Goldheir, Thelma Kleiger, Selma Goldberg, Natalie Greenstein, Gloria Glassberg and Helen Mattin.

Others present included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sammis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.

Moussette, Mrs. Kate S. Chamberlin, Mrs. Dan W. Chamberlin, Mrs.

Hurley, Everett Moussette, Jessie Chamberlin Ethelyn, and Edward Chamberlin, Lorraine's father who celebrated his birthday anniversary. TRAVEL "The ROYAL BLUE" 16 Baltimore And Washington. the world's most modern train Lva Brook 9-05 A Phone Comberlano 4480 BALTIMORE OHIO R.R. The engagement of Miss Bobby Wachsberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Wachsberger of 724 Reads Lane, Far Rockaway, to J. Stuart Green of Jamaica, has been announced by the parents of the bride-to-be. A modern dance recital by the hostess was the feature of a party tendered by Miss Hannah Steinhaus at her home in Beach 74th Arverne, last night. Miss Steinhaus danced to the accompaniment of a poem read by Miss Frances Lief and then to tom-tom rhythm. Among those present were David Kraus, Ruth Korn, Henrietta Friedman, Skip Kramer, Sidney Miron, Victor Landau, Milton Dillon, Harold Robinson, Leo Horowitz, Martin Rudoy, Jolnas Salk, Bernice Siegal, Minnie Eisler, Sam and Meyer Eisler, Ethel Steiner, Nettie Robins, Lillian Weissberg, Betty Rosenkrantz, Rita Baron, Frances Lief, Isidore Neer, Dan Koss, Irwin Klein, Herbert Solomon and Stanley Rosenberg.

Miss Beatrice Smolen of Arverne will be hostess to friends at a New Year's Eve party Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wanke of Bayside Place have announced the birth of a baby girl this week at Rockaway Beach Hospital. Miss Miriam Friedman of Beach 95th St. will be hostess to friends at a New Year's Eve party in her hame Tuesday.

Samuel Salzman has been elected master of Olympic Lodge, F. and A. to succeed W. Kenneth Chave. Other officers elected were William Newman, senior warden; Daniel Kramrass warden; Fred W.

Toleman, secretary; Samuel E. Newton, treasurer, and Harry Heyson, trustee. Mr. and Mrs. David Heyman will return to the Rockaways from a honeymoon trip to Washington this we k.

Mrs. Heyman is the fo mer Beatrice Joseph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Joseph of Hammel.

-LOUGHLIN Miss Bettina Murray, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Murray and the late Joseph Murray, will be married, to Mrs. Paul Joseph Loughlin, V. son Loughlin of of 11 Midwood tomorrow in St. phia.

Francis de Sales Church, The bride will be attended by Miss Evelyn Lagerman, and E. Hawley Loughlin, brother of the bridegroom-elect, will act as best man. A small reception will follow at the home of the bride. Miss Murray attended St. Leonard's and Rosemont College.

Loughlin is a graduate of Brooklyn Preparatory School and Villanova College. SCOTT-DAVIDSON Announcement was made of the engagement Miss Jean M. Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Scott of 612 10th to William H.

Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Davidson of 726 Ocean on Christmas Day at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs.

Scott. MID- WINTER DANCE The annual mid-winter dance of the Kee-O-Kee Social Club will be held this evening on the Hotel St. George roof. The reception committee consists of the Misses Carolyn Teevan, chairman, Marian Valentine, Virginia Si'ver, Eleanor Desmond, Rita Ryan and Evelyn Slingland. DINNER DANCE John Connolly, vice president N.

Y. Chapter, Beta Kappa, is chairman of the Beta Kappa annual Christmas dinner dance, this evening at the Fraternity Clubs Building, Manhattan. A. Roedelheim, president of the N. Y.

alumni chapter, will be at the head of the receiving line which consists of George Williamson; R. R. Untewold, Morgan McKoon, treasurer; G. Cashion, secretary; and John B. Connolly, vice-president.

Joseph M. Hall will act as master of ceremonies. Dr. Clark S. Northrup, national president of Phi Beta Kappa, and Judge George L.

Genung will be the honor-guest members. WEINBERG-KAYE Miss Adele Kaye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kaye of 1925 Quentin Road became the bride of Oscar M. Weinberg, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Abraham Weinberg, of 1290 Ocean Ave. on Christmas Day. Rabbi Piper performed the ceremony. Mr.

Weinberg is a native of North Dakota and was educated at the University of Minnesota, The couple will spend some time at Virginia Beach and will reside in Brooklyn upon their return. Brooklynites who are spending the holidays at the Ambassador in Atlantic City are Mrs. Margaret Bowen, Miss Alexine Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Baker. RUBEN-ROSENTHAL Miss Goldyne Rosenthal, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Davis Rosenthal of 226 Weirfield was married Saturday evening to Lee J. Ruben at the Ocean Parkway Jewish Center.

The Rev. Dr. Jacob Bosniak performed the ceremony. The bride's sister, Mrs. Edwin J.

Urbach was matron of honr, and other attendants were Miss Carolyne Ruben, sister of the bridegroom, the Misses Ruth Kaplan, Dorothy Stern and Florence Sokolov. Stanley Rosenthal was best man. The bride, who teaches at Abraham Lincoln High School, is a graduate of Hunter College and a member of Zeta Omega Tau sorority. Mr. Ruben 1s a graduate of New York University.

The couple sailed on the Monarch of Bermuda on a wedding trip to Bermuda. The Young Folks League of Shaari edek Temple is giving a formal Winter dance at Temple House tomorrow, Mrs. Helen Robinson has been elected chief companion of the Broad Channel circle of Foresters, succeeding Mrs. Henrietta Bucheit. Others elected were Mary Martin, sub-chief companion; Cornelia Brown, chaplain; Edna Keller, recording secretary; Irene Gaynor.

financial secretary; Dorothea Lattman. treasurer; Margaret Welker, right guide; Anna Scheer, left guide; Sophia Rehman, outer guard; Mary Claus, inner guard; Susan Devine, chairman of trustees; Gertrude McAleese, second year trustee; Meta McCambri, third year trustee. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Evelyn Boyersmith, daughter of Frank Boyersmith of 124 Noe! Road, Broad Channel, to Morris Gabriel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gabriel of 91-12 Holland Rockaway Beach, Where Nothing Grows Old Sal Perhaps the most remarkable feature of Chicagos lakeside hotel -the Drake -is its perpetual air of newness.

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