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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1937 Organizations Plan Their Annual Celebrations News of Greek Letter Clubs News of Women's Clubs Athena Club Mrs. Andrew Bates Carrington, recently taking office as president of the Athena Club, announced her committee and department heads at 14th annual luncheon of the club this past week at the Lido Country Club. Her appointments are Mrs. John W. Dodd, literature; Mrs.

R. I. Deniston, music; Mrs. C. Oliver Moore, art; Mrs.

Gilbert Flint, drama; Mrs. Newton H. Emmons, civic; Mrs. Frederick Jansen, motion picture: Mrs. Roy Gockley, chairman of the newly created American home department; Mrs.

Edwin D. Philbrick, garden; Mrs. Henry Pemberton, bulletin; Mrs. Cornelius Van Rees, membership; Mrs. Amelie S.

Hannam, hospitality; Mrs. David Sutherland, hostesses; Mrs. George V. Fleckenstein, press, and Mrs. Elizabeth Baylis, historian.

The newly acting slate of officers includes also Mrs. Dodd and Mrs. Homer L. Bartlett, vice presidents; Mrs. Edward Licence, recording secretary; Mrs.

Robert Fillmore, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Robert B. Paterson, treasurer. Mrs. Low is entertaining the members of her past two years executive board at a garden party at her home June 21.

Tomorrow the garden department. under the retiring chairman, Mrs. William A. Becker, has arranged its annual garden pilgrimage too view the gardens of Mrs. Roger Donodo at East Hampton.

On Thursday the drama deunder the direction of partment, will present "Pink and Patches" at the annual drama contest of the State Federation of Club in the Great Neck Women's Clubhouse in that town. Freeport Clubs A tea, and cake sale has been arranged by the Women's Church Improvement Society, Mrs. Frederick Jansen president, at the church house on June 15, with Mrs. Theodore Vought as general chairman. On June 23 the society will have a Summer luncheon.

Mrs. Raymond Austin will be hostess at "her home Thursday afternoon at a lawn party for the benefit of the Seaman Ave. School P. T. A.

The association will hold its annual meeting Tuesday in the school. A garden party June 11 at the home of the rector, the Rev. Reginald Scott and Mrs. Scott, has been arranged by the Ladies Guild of the P. E.

Church of the Transfiguration. The Business Women of Freeport will hold a luncheon meeting at Canary Cottage Thursday. Mrs. George Braithwaite, president, will conduct the session. A card party will be held in connection with a meeting of the January-February-March group of the Ladies Aid Society of Christ Lutheran Church June 8 at the home of Mrs.

Harold Dunlap. A meeting of the Freeport Unit of the Home Bureau is set for Tuesday afternoon in the Columbus Ave. School. Election of officers will take place. The nominating committee 1s headed by Mrs.

Frances Cleary. Mrs. Morris Leibowitz has been re-elected as president of the Sisterhood of Temple B'nai Israel. Other officers chosen to serve are Mrs. Benjamin Goldman, vice president; Mrs.

Jerome Asch, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Arthur Coan, recording secretary, and Mrs. Hyman Schloss, treasurer. Mrs. Robert Dennett has been elected president of the Chopin Club, succeeding Mrs.

Carl Tewksbury. Mrs. Norman Rangel has been chosen secretary treasurer. The club will hold a picnic on June The monthly meeting of the Freeport Auxiliary to the South Nassau Communities Hospital will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cornelius Van Rees.

Mrs. Henry Sutter, president of the unit, will conduct the business session. Tea will be served under the chairmanship of Mrs. Arthur Ray. The group has announced a fashion show and tea at the South Shore Yacht Club Wednesday afternoon, June 3.

Junior League The Gertrude Glassberg Junior League of Brooklyn Bikur Cholim has elected as new officers: President, Sidney Schneider; vice president, Lester Levine; secretaries, Joseph Sherman and Miss Shirley Glassberg, and treasurer, Elsie S. Gertzman. Miss Gertzman. also of the entertainment committee, is in charge of arrangements for the club's last social event before the Summer vacation, a boat ride up the Hudson River on June 20. Mrs.

William J. Ryan of 812 Avenue is newly elected secretary of the Ave Maria Mission Club and chairman of special donations for the bridge and tea the club will sponsor at the Hotel Lossert on June 26. (Herbert photo.) Garden City Clubs The annual meeting of the Woman's Club of Garden City was held on Monday afternoon in the Garden City Casino. Following the business session and "the election and installation of officers, Elise West Quaife reviewed "The Nile" by Emil Ludwig. At the tea hour Mrs.

Charles Dura Thomas was chairman of hospitality. The new officers are Mrs. Walter T. Loebmann, president; Mrs. Luer L.

Wiltbank, first vice president; Mrs. James H. Wilson, second vice president; William R. Snyder, recording secretary; Mrs. Walter T.

Fitzgerald, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lester F. Corwith, treasurer; Mrs. historian; Mrs. Albert, M.

Hopper, auditor; Edward M. "Biggs, director. Other directors are Mrs. William F. Englis and Mrs.

Andrew H. Boardman. On Friday afternoon the club's Morning Choral, Mrs. V. H.

Cairns chairman, sponsored a musicale and tea at the home of Mrs. Royal Toner of Oxford Boulevard. William Aubin, baritone, was the guest artist. Mrs. John H.

Mearrs is the vice chairman and Mrs. Louis H. Dutton the conductor. The five gardens of Community Club were thrown open on Tuesday under the direction of the club's garden department, for club members and guests. The gardens were those of Mrs.

William C. Meissner, Mrs. Charles M. DeLand, Mrs. John B.

Wolff, Miss Hicks and Mrs. Henry F. Herrmann. Tea was served at the home of Mrs. Hermann with Mrs.

Frank Barnes and her hospitality committee in charge. Organization of the new committees to conduct affairs of the Community Club for the coming year is yprogressing rapidly. Mrs. Lynde will head the music department, called a meeting at her Locust St. home en Monday.

On the committee with her are Mrs. August S. Wolf, vice chairman; Mrs. John H. Mears, secretary; Mrs.

John E. Skirrow, treasurer; Mrs. James N. Gehrig, chairman of the study group; Mrs. Richard B.

Powell, chairman of the local talent program; Mrs. Frederick H. Montgomery, chairman of membership; Mrs. Hilah Hyde Cook, chairman of publicity; Mrs. George C.

Johnson, chairman of arrangements; Mrs. Henry B. Bruyn, chairman of decorations; Mrs. Sylvanus D. Ward, chairman of hospitality; also Mrs.

Parry E. Bannerman, Mrs. George A. Young, Mrs. Arthur G.

Decatur, Mrs. Alexander Alexander and Miss Annie I. Endridge. The Shedowa Garden Club met at the of Mrs. Northam Warren of Cherry Road on Monday with the president, Mrs.

Robert H. Wyld, in charge. The guest speaker of the day was Arthur Axtell who took as his subject "Bees." Henry Spaulding Schley, Mrs. Andrew H. Boardman, Mrs.

Albert M. Hopper, Mrs. Walter T. Loebman, Mrs. Prescott A.

Sherer, Mrs. Harry A. Pearsall, Mrs. Lester F. Corwith and Mrs.

J. L. Hubley were among the local delegates attending the Long Island Federation of Women's Clubs' annual meeting at the Hotel Pennsylvania on Friday. Mrs. George Hubbell, Mrs.

Arthur G. Decatur and Mrs. Robert H. Wyld left Thursday to attend the Needlework Guild convention in Philadelphia. They be house guests of Mrs.

Hubbell's daughter, Mrs. Philip Lord, in Chestnut Hill. The women's committee of Garden City Beach Club met at the home of Mrs. Martin H. Schrenkeisen of 3d St.

on Monday The Cathedral Guild met at the home of Mrs. Charles M. DeLand of 3d St. on Wednesday to install the new officers for the coming year. They are Mrs.

Benjamin Patterson president; Mrs. John K. Van Vranken, first vice president; Mrs. Franklin S. Koons, second vice president; Mrs.

Alexander Alexander, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur G. Decatur, secretary. The Garden City Branch of the Church Charity Foundation held its meeting and luncheon at the home of Mrs. Lillian S.

Kay of Roxbury Road on Thursday. Mrs. Divine F. Burtis is Ladies' Day at the Cherry Valley Club this week was "open day" with 100 members and guests participating in the golf events 150 attending the luncheon and bridge. The golf winners were, in Class Mrs.

Edward C. Richmond and her guest, Mrs. Wandly; in Class David Ferguson and her guest, Mrs. Peck. The high score at bridge was that of Mrs.

Edward M. Cameron Jr. Miss Beatrice Bogert was hostess of the day at the Tuesday gathering of the Woman's Golf Club of the Garden City Country Club. Mrs. Valentine Gottschling was the winner at bridge and Mrs.

Wilton Courtney Donn was awarded the hostess' prize. Mrs. Harry Wykes Whitehill of Wellington Road was a luncheon hostess to the Tuesday Music Club of Brooklyn this wee About 25 guests were at the luncheon and later there were additional guests for the program. The Junior Auxiliary of the Garden City League for Mercy Hospital held its last work meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. Walter Oxford Boulevard, on Tuesday.

Tuesday afternoon at the Garden City Casino, the auxillary will give a tea at which time there will be tryouts for models to take part in the league's fashion show on June 7. Women's Civic League The Women's Civic League of Brooklyn, Helen M. Fowler president will hold its final meeting tomorrow night at the Towers Hotel. In accordance with the program of being informed on work of Brooklyn departments of the City of New York, the league will have as guest speaker Dr. William E.

Best of the Department of Health. The junior auxiliary, composed of students of Girls Commercial, held its final meeting Thursday. Miss Belle Cohn is president. The girls will be conducted trough Ellis Island Friday, June 18. North Shore Clubs At the annual meeting of the Manhasset School Community Association held this week the following were elected to office: President, Mrs.

Grenville Anderson; vice president, Mrs. Arligh Van' Nostrand; recording secretary, Mrs. Helen Collard; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Herbert Fleer, and treasurer, Mrs. Charles Weigold.

At the re recent annual election of the Parent-Teacher Council of the Great Neck High School the following were elected to he hold office for the coming year: President, Dugal Campbell; vice president, Mrs. Heman Crystal; treasurer, Mrs. Barrett Herrick, and secretary, Mrs. Hubert Phillips. The P.T.A.

of the Roslyn School met this week, at which time the installation of officers was held. Those installed for the coming year were: President, Mrs. Sarah Marshall; vice president. Mrs. G.

B. Paull; recording secretary, Mrs. Halstead Rushmore; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Albert Monestal, and treasurer. Mrs.

Fred Rothwell. An address on "The Home and the World" was given by Dr. William Doughty. Dr. Henry Kleinschmidt of Munsey Park and director of public health training for the New York City Department of Health.

was guest, speaker at the meeting of the Manhasset Health Association. Mrs. Frank Duerr of Glenwood was re-elected this week as presIdent of the P. T. A.

of the Glenwood School. Others elected to hold office were: Vice president, Mrs. Elinor Smith: corresponding secretary. Mrs. Arthur Heggie: recording secretary, Miss Dorothy Pale: financial secretary, A.

L. Ericson. and treasurer, Edward Morel. Mrs. Mrs.

George Rapp was chairman of the committee for the food sale held today sponsored by the Rectors Guild of Christ Church of Manhasset. The last meeting of the season of the North Riding Chapter of the D. A. R. was held this week, at which time annual reports were presented and officers were elected for the coming season.

Those elected were: Regent, Mrs. Willis Dodge, first vice regent, Mrs. Burt Van Siclen; second vice regent, Mrs. Charles Laflin: corresponding secretary, Mrs. David Byrne: recording secretary.

Mrs. Fred Neuman, and treasurer, Mrs. Robert Cummings. The Smith College Club of Long Island held its annual luncheon and meeting at the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club this week. Mrs.

O. V. Hawkins of Flower Hill was hostess at the meeting this week of the literary group of the Plandome Women's Club. Dr. Charles Ronayne was guest speaker.

The Plandome Women's Club held its annual president day's luncheon at the North Hempstead Country Club, Port Washington. Mrs. John Mange of Plandome Road will hold office for the coming season. Speakers Club The Speakers Club of Brooklyn held its annual meeting Tuesday at Standish Arms Hotel. All officers were unanimously re-elected.

The election was preceded by dinner. Officers present were Miss Elizabeth Reilly, president; Dr. Anna de la Motte, first vice president; Miss Mary D. Connor, second vice president; Mrs. Amelia C.

Lewis, treasBechtold, corresponding secretary; Miss Alice M. Lapidge, recording secretary. Other were Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Sammembers, attending, uel H.

Liddle, Miss Regina Wright, Mrs. Lucy Refter and Miss Ann M. Hull. Mrs. George C.

Wigle was a guest. Miss Regina Wright acted as chairman of program. The general topic for the evening was "Some Interesting Experience." The next regular meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct. 19. The Women's Auxiliary of Boys of the Y.

M. C. A. Bedford Branch had a luncheon at the closing meeting at the Little Cottage last week. Miss Dorothy M.

Doyle, daughter of Mrs. Charles J. Doyle of 301 Sterling will be married Francis G. Murray of 68 Rutland Rd. on July 3.

(Schneider photo.) Mineola Clubs John Wellsby, president of the Baldwin Garden Club, will address a meeting of the Mineola Garden Club Tuesday night at the County Court House. Mrs. William Hicks is- president. Mrs. Cortland K.

White was elected president of the Mineola P. T. A. this week. Other new officers are Mrs.

Marion P. Shade, first vice president; Mrs. J. Reginald Goaling, second vice president; Mrs. Fulmer Long, corresponding secretary; Mrs.

Charles Vath, recording secretary; Mrs. Edward McDuffee, treasurer; Mrs. A Armand Gentil, program chairman; Mrs. Robert McVeety, membership chairman, and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, publicity.

Floral Park-Bellerose Clubs The Floral Park-Bellerose P. T. A. Choral will present its Spring concert tomorrow night at the school under the direction of Francis Reyman. Miss Eudora Miller, music chairman, is in charge.

Court Our Lady of Victory, C. D. of Stewart Manor will hold a social and card party tomorrow night at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Mrs. Catherine O'Flaherty is regent.

The Sisterhood of the Floral Park Jewish Center will hold a strawberry festival Tuesday night. Mrs. C. Innis Brown is chairman for the dinner for graduates to be sponsored by the Floral Park-Bellerose School P. T.

A. Thursday night. Ruth Becker was elected president of the little women's department of the Bellerose Women's Club this week. Others elected were Miss Janet Bushen, first vice president; Miss Margaret Fletcher, second vice president; Miss Eleanor Williams, secretary, and Miss Marianne Wickel, treasurer. The sub-deb department elected Miss Dorothy Cronin as its president.

Serving with her during the coming year will be Miss Ruth Wessmann, vice president; Miss Constance Williams, recording secretary; Miss Lynn Wilbur corresponding secretary, and Miss Virginia Brewster, treasurer. Baldwin Clubs The Baldwin Auxiliary to the South Nassau Communities Hospital, Mrs. Alexander G. Welsh president, has set June 23 as the date for its annual garden party and bridge on the lawn of the home of Mrs. Uriah Boch.

An outdoor meeting at Belmont Lake State Park has been arranged for the next meeting on June 11. A slate of officers headed by Mrs. C. Merton Wilson, wife of the pastor, as president has been placed in nomination the Mothers Club of All Saints E. Church.

Election pay will be held at the next meeting on June 7 when Mrs. William Celler will entertain the members at a picnic at her Summer Home at Fort Salonga. The nominated slate includes also Mrs. Walter R. Moyse, vice president; Mrs.

R. E. Phipps, recording secretary; Mrs. Vincent Smith, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. George Marsh, treasurer.

Mrs. George M. Hopke has been elected president the High School A. The slate includes Mrs. Lucy Coons, vice president; Mrs.

Donald Welton, recording secretary; Mrs. Septimus Wigley, treasurer; Mrs. W. J. Moore.

corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ginsberg, historian. Mrs. Arthur Buchardt, recently installed president of the HomeSchool Association of School 3, has announced her committee chairmen as follows: Mrs. Welton, publicity; Mrs.

L. I. Baldwin, properties; Mrs. Harry Mills, membership; Mrs. Earle Carman, hospitality: Mrs.

Carroll Copeland, program, and Mrs. John Cella, health and finance. Malverne Clubs Dr. Kenneth Young will address the members of the Malverne P. T.

A. Tuesday evening at the Lindner Place School. Plans will be made for the dinner which the association will give the Malverne High School seniors on June 5. Mrs. Howard Flaherty is chairman.

A card party will be given Tuesday evening by the Altar Society of Our Lady of Lourdes Church in the church hall. Mrs. Lawrence Dowling is chairman, JOHNSON-GUERIN Miss Johnson, daughter of Jeannette, Walter Bluet Johnson of Ocean has selected June 5 for her wedding to Charles Henry Guerin son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Guerin, of Lynbrook. The ceremony will be performed the chapel of the Reformed Dutch Church of Flatbush by the Rev. Dr. J.

Frederic Berg, pastor of the church, and will be followed by a reception at the Hotel Bossert. Miss Norma Biddle will be Miss Johnson's only attendant. Rollin Tenney, will be best man, William Weeks and Robert Shoelle will be ushers. Miss Johnson is a graduate of Packer Collegiate Institute and Mount Holyoke College. Mr.

Guerin attended Cornell University and 1s member. of Beta Theta Pi fraa ternity. The couple will make their home in Brooklyn. DIRECTORS MEET Mrs. Josephine Alexander was hostess to the board of directors of the Women's Division the Brooklyn Jewish Home for Convalescents, Mrs.

William W. Chamow, president, at the Capitol Club on Monday. A luncheon and bridge, as the closing event of the season, at Villepigues, on Wednesday, June 16, is planned. The annual Fall bazar will be on Nov. 15 and 16 at the Plaza Caterers.

CLASS MEETING Miss Rita Smith of 442 82d St. recently held a meeting of the class of '35 at the Academy of St. Francis Xavier at her home. Plans for the first annual bridge to be held at Chaplin's Restaurant on Friday evening, June 4, were discussed. Miss Smith will be chairman.

Those present were the Misses Regina Masterson, Helen Brown, Linda Cali, Jane Bell. Mary Dibble, Winifred Atkinson, Eleanor Fancell, Marie Guiffre, Jane Tiernan, Annamae Ryan, Ruth Milde, Eileen McGroarty, Patricia Fitzgerald, Mary Concannon. Rita Smith and Marie Hart, Miss Mary Concannon is president of the group; Patricia, Fitzgerald, secretary; Miss Helen Brown. treasurer, and Miss Marie Mrs. S.

Turner Blanchard of 16 Q4th St. is the newly elected president of the Bay Ridge Day Nursery Juniors. (Bachrach photo.) Merrick Clubs A garden card party and tea on June 4 at the home of Mrs. Harry Way has been planned by the Merrick Garden Club, Mrs. Augustus B.

Weller president. Mrs. Charles Gillen, flower show chairman, is chairman. Miss Louise P. Christoffel has been re-elected president of the Parish Service League of the P.

E. Church of the Redeemer. Others chosen are Mrs. Augustus M. Armstrong.

Mrs. Daniel Wynkoop and Mrs. Arthur C. Bieghler, vice presidents; Mrs. Richard P.

Walker, secretary, and Mrs. H. T. Karlsen, treasurer. The dates of the annual parish fair have been set at June 9 and 10.

Mrs. Daniel Clarkson is general chair- man. East Williston Clubs Mrs. Loyal G. Kochey has been elected president of the Woman's Club of The Willistons.

Others elected were Mrs. Sidney Brothers, first vice president; Mrs. Walter Burns, second vice president; Mrs. Walter Barre, treasurer; Mrs. George Lewis, recording secretary; Mrs.

Edward Zirn, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Harry Moore, treasurer. Mrs. P. Ernest Davis was installed School A.

Other officers are William McCutcheon. vice president; Mrs. Ralph McKee, treasurer, and Miss Aline Seymour, secretary. Delegates to the Spring convention next week were selected as follows: Mrs. Davis, Mrs.

Walter Mosch and Mrs. Newell Grace. Alliance Clubs Mrs. Mary A. Sullivan.

commanding officer of the Bureau of Police Women of New York City, was the speaker at the Alliance of Women's Clubs of Brooklyn at its meeting held Thursday morning at the Woman's Club. Mrs. R. C. TalbotPerkins is president, Mrs.

Willard Placide Reid, secretary; Mrs. A. Washington, treasurer, and Mrs. Bernard P. Lamb, corresponding secretary.

Miss Amelia Mary Michel, daughter of Mrs. Harriett Michel of Long Island City, will be married to Edward A. Stockhammer of 866 E. 10th St. on June 5 in St.

Joseph's L. 1. City. (Loeser Greek Letter Clubs CHI PHI TAU At the regular meeting of Chi Phi Sorority of Long Island University Miss M. Ethel Grady of Brooklyn was elected president and Miss Marjorie L.

Bedell of May Shore was elected secretary-treasurer. Plans for the year were discussed. OMEGA SIGMA CHI Omega Sigma Chi met at the home of the Misses Natalie and Laura Borokhovich, 1391 E. 29th last Sunday. Plans for the moonlight sail to be held on June 12 were discussed.

ALPHA KAPPA TAU A meeting of the Alpha Kappa Tau Sorority was held recently at the home of the president, Miss Frances Carroll, 157 Willoughby Ave. Plans were discussed for a boat ride to be held in June. The next meeting will be held at the home of the Misses Catherine and Dorothy Bertrand of 170 E. 19th St. PI DELTA PHI Alpha Gamma Chapter of Pi Delta Phi sorority gave a mothers and daughters luncheon at" the Towers Hotel recently.

The president, Miss Aston, announced as officers: Miss Margery Schmidt, president; Mrs. Herbert Cordes, vice president; Mrs. Thomas Kelly secretary; Mrs. William Martin, treasurer, and Miss Elizabeth Schaefer, historian. THETA RHO CHI Alpha chapter of Theta Rho Chi Sorority met at the home of Miss Belle Moore and planned a dinner and theater party on June 12.

ALPHA TAU PHI A meeting of Gamma chapter of Alpha Tau Phi Sorority was held last week at the home of Miss Jane Kurtan, 817 21st St. sorority will divide two chapters. One group will meet tomorrow at Miss Kay Grogan's, 23 Hubbard Place, to elect officers. A joint meeting will be held at Miss Grace Hubbard's. Roosevelt Clubs A meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the M.

E. Church will be held in the church hall Tuesday, June 1. Mrs. Freda Braune succeeds Mrs. June Bernsley as president of the Mothers Club of St.

Paul's P. E. Mission. Others elected are Mrs. J.

Arthur Canley, vice-president; Mrs. Royal Richensteen, treasurer, and Mrs. Amos Denton, secretary. Mrs. George Robert Lewis, wife of the rector, is director of the club.

A bingo party at the parish house on Thursday afternoon, June 3, has been arranged. Peace and Freedom League Mrs. Bertram Whitman was reelected to the praesidium of the Far Rockaway Chapter of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and Mrs. Alexander Tendier and Mrs. Jack Sipa at the annual meeting at the Far Rockaway Public Library, Mrs.

Friedman and Mrs. Keshin were named honorary officers. Others chosen were Mrs. Armand Brunswick, Mrs. Cecil B.

Ruskay and Mrs. Maxwell Brown, vice presidents; Mrs. Arthur Brenner, social secretary and publicity chairman; Mrs. Helen Vogel, recording secretary, and Mrs. Harry Konikoff, treasurer.

Yesterday the league sponsored its annual May peace party. Mrs. Jacob Friedman was chairman. The organization's annual garden party will be held on Wednesday, June 17, on the grounds of the home of Dr. and Mrs.

J. Ben Goldsmith, Central Lawrence. The Far Rockaway Women's Club will hold its annual luncheon at the Lido Country Club. Lido Beach, on June 5. Guests will include representatives of federated clubs and presidents of neighborhood clubs.

Mrs. L. Mott Van Wagner is presIdent. the Women's League for Service of the Lewis Avenue Congregational Church, Mrs. Walter A.

R. McPherson, president, will be held in the chapel on Tuesday. Hart, publicity manager. MISS DUNN HONORED PI OMEGA MU Pi Omega Mu, Alpha Chapter, met at the home of Miss Peggy Kupfer, 1764 Bedford to make plans for a formal dance June 19 at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Manhattan. Miss Margaret Doran is chairman; publicity, Misses Margaret Moran, Winifred McNamara, Peggy Kupfer, Adele O'Neil; floor, Misses Marie Dempsey, Laura Kamine, Catherine Rice, Helen Quinn, Marion Watson and Ellen Martin, and tickets, Misses Ruth McManus and Margaret Bolton.

PHI SIGMA DELTA A regular meeting the Phi Sigma Delta Sorority was of, held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Florence Swanberg, 170 Lott St. The yearly election of officers took place and the Misses Virginia Bomer was elected president; Florence Swanberg, vice president; Mildred Basel, secretary; Mary MacKinnon, social secretary; Dorothy Jensen, treasurer, and Helen Denton, chaplain. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. S. P.

Vlachos of Woodside. ALPHA DELTA CHI Alpha Delta Chi sorority of St. John's University will hold their formal initiation on Tuesday, at the home Miss Sonya Munter, 416 Ocean at a cocktail party. The sorority will welcome the new menbers as guests at the annual dinner to be given later in the evening at Little's Restaurant. SIGMA LAMBDA NU Gamma chapter of Sigma Lambda Nu national fraternity met recently at the home of Arthur Barone, 160 77th St.

On June 19 they will have a sport hop with Rho Sigma Phi Sorority at thine Beekman Tower, Manhattan. grand chapter banquet and dance will be May 29 at the Hotel St. George. The semiannual meeting will be held at the St. George May 30.

Edward Karl was pledged. The next meeting will be held Tuesday at Victor Viken's, 469 64th St. Bar Ass'n Luncheon Members of the Brooklyn Women's Bar Association gave a luncheon in honor of Miss Minnie R. Schwartz, retiring president of the association, yesterday afternoon in the Tower Room of the Hotel St. George.

Miss Schwartz, who has been president of the Brooklyn association for the past four years, will be succeeded by Miss Ruth Warters, Assistant Attorney General of New York State. DETTMER-WELCH Miss Grace Virginia Dettmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Henry Dettmer of 715 E. 22d will be married on Sunday, June 13, to Frederick Earl Welch, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Joseph Welch, also of Madison Place. The ceremony will take place at the Kings Highway Congregational Church and will be performed by the Rev. Irving D. Wildey.

Miss Constance Joy Reimer will act as maid of honor. The bridesmaids will include Miss Helen Cory, Miss Anita Levy, Miss Matilda Sabatini and Miss Anne Marx. Robert Edward Welch will serve as his brother's best man. The ushers will be Robert Gaynor Dettmer, brother of the Gilmore Miller, Lester Kurzweil and Karl Kretzer. The wedding will be followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents.

Miss Dettmer attended Semple School in Manhattan and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Mr. Welch is associated with the Equitable Life Insurance Company of New York. After the wedding the couple will motor through the New England States and upon their return will make their home in Flatbush. A miscellaneous shower was held last week at the home of Miss Grace Panitz, 124 Sunnyside in honor of Miss Marjorie Leavers, whose marriage to Donald E.

Theharne of Woodhaven will take place on June 12. Miss Ruth Davey, 320 8th entertained last evening at a lingerie shower in honor of Miss Ruth Dunn, who will be married to Thomas B. McGowan Brooklyn and Syracuse, on Saturday, June 5, at St. Saviour's Church. The guests included Mrs.

Andrew Dunn, Mrs. John Backus, Mrs. Eugene Canavan, Mrs. William Hayes, Mrs. George Papp, Mrs.

Louis Lenaire, Mrs. Gilbert Sinnott, Mrs. Charles A. Davey, Mrs. M.

A. Cunningham, Mrs. J. L. Whalen, Mrs.

Joseph Loftus, Mrs. F. X. Doyle, Mrs. Joseph A.

Davey, Mrs. John Coiley. And the Misses Mary McGowan, Dorothy Dunn, Margaret Hayes, Hurley, Ruth Nelson, Miriam Dunn, Margaret Loughlin, Florence Ward, Anne Shea. Margaret Hennessy, Catherine Loughlin, Hazel Bodkin, Anne Conway, Grace Dunn, Eleanor Ledwith, Betty Nelson, Kay Ledwith and Ann Ledwith. CATHOLIC COURT At a meeting of the Court Our Lady of Grace, 1103, Catholic Daughters of America, held this week in their clubrooms, the following were elected officers for the coming year: Mrs.

Mae Horn, grand regent; Mrs. Lillian Kinn, vice grand regent; Mrs. Marie K. Lynch, prophetess: Miss Winifred Byrne, monitor; Mrs. Julia Brennan, financial secretary; Miss Barry, treasurer; Mrs.

Ruth Delat, historian; Mrs. Mary Clifford, lecturer; Mrs. Louise Euering, sentinel; Mrs. Helene Berndt, organist: Mrs. Mae E.

Byrnes, Mrs. Nellie Volland, Mrs. Agnes Heisler and Mrs. Mary Courtney, trustees. The court will sponsor a card party in their clubrooms tomorrow evening.

Mrs. Lillian Kinn is in charge of arrangements. CARLIN-O'HARA Miss Patricia Ann Carlin and Matthew J. O'Hara whose marriage will take place on Saturday, June 19, have completed plans for their wedding. The ceremony will take place at the Church of The Holy Innocents at ten o'clock in the morning, and will be followed by a reception at the Hotel St.

George. The Carlins reside at 2022 Beverly Road. Mr. O'Hara is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

J. O'Hara of Brooklyn. The maid of honor will be Miss Wynnie Smith and the bridesmaids, Miss Margaret Cooney and Miss Marjorie Murphy. Philip Kearney will be Mr. O'Hara's best man and the ushers will include Joseph Cleary, William O'Neil, George Cook and Frank Heslin.

The members of Court St. Clare, C. D. will attend their annual Communion Mass, celebrated by the Rev. William J.

Moran at the Church of St. Ambrose, today. Breakfast. will be served immediately after at Joe's Roman Gardens. Miss Katherine Knerr, daughter of Mrs.

Alice S. Knerr of 61 W. 9th Manhattan, is engaged to Ronald Kinney Angell of 2 Grace Court. (Bachrach photo.).