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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, SUNDAY, 'APRIL 3, 1938 Telephone MAin 4-6000 Local Clubwomen Arrange for Meetings Long Island Qroups Convene For Classified Ad Result Urban Club Plans Annual Luncheon at the Bossert April 12; Meeting News THE annual luncheon of Urban Club, Mrs. Mary W. Banker, president, will be held at the Hotel Bossert on Tuesday, April 12. Among the guests of honor will be Mrs. Andrew J.

Noe, president N. Y. City Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs. Webster F. Williams, president of the Long Island Federation; Mrs.

William Seaman Bainbridge, presi I. Garden City Clubs The annual benefit luncheon and bridge party of the Garden City League for Mercy Hospital, of which Mrs. Alexander T. Mussey is president, was held Tuesday in the Garden City Hotel. Mrs.

William M. DUlmeier and Mrs. John J. Hagerty Jr. were co-chairmen of the general committee.

Chairmen of the other committees included Mrs. John Wer-nerback, Mrs. Thomas A. Shaw, Mrs. W.

Herbert Robinson, Mrs. Walter Doyle, Mrs. Alexander Brown, Mrs. Edward J. Fanning, Mrs.

Walter J. Black, Mrs. George M. Reischmann and Mrs. Philip J.

Fleming, The drama department of the Woman's Club of Garden City, Mrs. Walter T. Loebmann president, will present two one-act plays and a program of musical selections next Saturday evening. At this, the second annual presentation of the drama department, the plays to be given are "When the Whirlwind Blows," by Essex Dane, and "A Perfect Landing." by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements. The cast includes Mrs.

Vincent B. Rey, Mrs. Frederick H. Handsficld. Mrs.

Robert Dixon, Mrs. Charles G. Bishop, Mrs. Joseph K. Ryan and Mrs.

Frank V. Braun. Mrs. Frederic Olmstead, Mrs. Walter T.

Loebmann, Mrs. Andrew H. Boardman and Mrs. Winfield A. Rorkiille Center Clubs The Rockville Centre Recreation League will sponsor a "talent night'1 late in April.

On Tuesday night auditions will be conducted for instrumentalists in the auditorium of the Morris School. On Thursday night the league will hear vocalists and on Friday night an audition has been arranged for readers. On Monday night, April 11, there will be an audition for dancers and on Tuesday night, April 12, one for those in novelty acts. "The Influence of the School and the Home in Developing Hobbies Which May Evolve into Professions or Lucrative Interests in Adult Life" is the subject to be presented at tha Hewitt School A. meeting tomorrow night at the school.

Thera will be a hobby show, an exhibition of children's work and a reception by the faculty In their rooms. On Friday night there will be an exhibit of school work in the class rooms of the Morris School, under the auspices of the Morris School A. The exhibit will open at 7:30 and be followed by "Family Night." The subject chosen for ths evening is "The Aim of Music Is to Raise the Level of Human Quality." There will be a musical program. The Service Club will meet tomorrow night at the home of Miss Miriam Raynor, Morris Ave. The vestry rooms of the Temple of the Congregation of B'Nal Sholom will be the scene of a card party for the benefit of the Auxiliary to ths Congregation on Tuesday afternoon.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will meet on Wednesday afternoon in ths church basement. The Clinton A. will meet Wednesday at the school. Ths speakers will be the members of ths executive board of the Cleveland atwtiz.Hir)i yi mi Tr I I Week for the Blind Junior committee assignments are completed and arrangements for their special entertainment features are progressing ahead of scheduled dates for Catholic and Jewish days of the Brooklyn Week for the Blind of which Mrs. Mark Rudlch is general chairman, to be held at the Hotel St.

George, May 3 to 5. Mrs. Daniel G. Connolly is Junior chairman of Catholic Day, May 3, and Miss Esther Hausman chairman of juniors for Jewish Day, May 4. Assisting Mrs.

Connolly as junior co-chairman is Mrs. John T. McDonald with the following subcommittee, chairmen and co-chairmen: Candy committee, Miss Ann Hurley, chairman; Miss Dorothy O'Con-nell, co-chairman; tea room, Mrs. James McKiernan, chairman; Miss V. Azzara, co-chairman; program, Mrs.

Harry Breuer, chairman; Mrs. Thomas Murnane, co-chairman; advance sales, Mrs. Vincent Mortell, chairman; Miss Dorothea Smith, co-chairman; awards, Mrs. Nummey, chairman, and Miss Lillian Polo, Miss Grace Drennan and Miss Margaret Geoghan, co-chairmen; special prize, Mrs. Daniel Griffin, chairman; Miss Helen Geoghan, co-chairman; boasters, Miss Lucille Polo, chairman; Miss Eleanore Casey, co-chairman; stores, Mrs.

John T. McDonald, chairman; information, Miss Ann O'Connell, chairman; bingo, Miss Betty Black, chairman; Mrs. Edmund J. Cook, co-chairman. Mrs.

William B. Parker and Mrs. Norman Elliott as they attended a tea of the women's division of the Boy Scout Campaign. Mrs. Herbert Bell TJrquhart is the former Miss Daphne-Jean Stewart, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Stewart of Great Neck. Her marriage took place recently in St. Paul's Church, Great Neck. (David Berns photo.) dent of Sorosls; Mrs.

Thomas Henry McClintock, president of the Brooklyn Woman's Club; Mrs. Walter N. Sedgwick, president of the New York City Federation Hotel, and Elsie Klssam Easton, who will give a program of Interpretative readings. The soloist will be Andrew White, baritone, with Mrs. Marshall E.

Stewart at the piano. Mrs. John Blddle Clark will give the Invocation. Among those who will be seated at the president's table will be Mrs. Vincent L.

Banker, Mrs. R. t. Talbot Perkins, Mrs. Reuben L.

Haskell, Miss Lois Pinney Clark and Mrs. Clark. Among the subscribers are Mrs. Frederick J. Austin, Mrs.

Henry C. Badgley, Mrs. William J. Baldwin Mrs. Mary W.

Banker, Mrs. Frederick W. Bass, Mrs. John L. Bauer, Mrs.

Ralph M. Beach, Mrs. William E. Bergen, Mrs. Everett Smith Berrian, Mrs.

Halbert Ambrose Bolt, Mrs. Wllkie J. Browne, Mrs. William W. Brush, Mrs.

E. Venning Bryant, Mrs. William S. Buchanan Mrs. Richard Marvin Chapman, Miss Lois P.

Clark, Mrs. John Fancher Crawford, Mrs. Jason Davis, Mrs. Howard Wakeley Drake, Mrs. LcRoy Sherman Edwards, Mrs.

Margaret F. Estabrook, Mrs. John J. Gillies, Miss Edith A. Hannam, Miss Eleanor Gertrude Hannam, Mrs.

Reuben L. Haskell, Mrs. J. Edward Hoag. Mrs.

Clinton H. Hoard, Mrs. LeGrand Kerr. Mrs. H.

Donaldson copoia. mi borne, Mrs. William Paine, Mrs. William A. O.

Paul, Miss Ellen Raw-linson. Mrs. Fenwick White Ritchie, Mrs. David Harrison Sackett, Mrs. John J.

Schoonhoven, Mrs. James H. Schultz. Miss Florence L. Spooner, Mrs.

Charles M. Stebbins. Mrs. Marshall Elliott Stewart, Mrs. T.

Vaughan Storey, Mrs. Austin Tobey, Mrs. George William Tong, Mrs. Joseph W. Turtle and Mrs.

William Whittakcr. C.rosco Club Cresco Club will have an art tour at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Tuesday. The subject of the lecture to be given is "American Painters." Mrs. Leonard Hull Smith will be chairman of the day. Bcnevolrnl Society The annual Spring luncheon sponsored by the Women's Benevolent Society of the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church will be given Wednesday at 1 o'clock.

An inspirational address will be given by the Rev. Alfred Grant Walton, D. pastor of Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church. His topic is: "Are We Equal to Tiiese Elsie Ahrens Du Vail will be the soloist, accompanied by E. Harold Du Vail.

Mrs. Ralph M. Skinner Is chairman of the luncheon. Mrs. Howard School, Mrs.

Matthew L. Kuckens, president was the delegate. On Tuesday morning a skit, wmten and directed by the lay leader of the 1 parent education class of the Centre 1 Avenue Mrs. Frank Hub-; I Avenue School In Hempstead. The executive board of the Centre Avenue A.

will meet on Wednesday at the school. Jamaica Women's The Jamaica Women's Club, Mrs. William L. Savacool, president, will observe club day on April 13 at the Y. M.

C. A. Building, Jamaica. Mrs. T.

J. Flynn is chairman of the day jTlie various stages of the growth of Centre District Committee of Girl the club will be dramatized tomwrow fvening, plans will presented by members of the club, bs completed for a father and i Mrs. Nation W. Duvckinck, assLsted 1 daughter dinner to be held Thursday Lynbrook Clubs r- i uU nM home on Earle Ave. tomorrow night for a meeting of the Mothers' Patrol of Girl Scout Troop 32.

A large committee, headed bv Mrs. flioert urunhard, nas arranged a card party for Tuesday afternoon for the Lynbrook Auxiliary to the South Nassau Communities Hospital. The executive board of the Republican Club of Lynbrook met with Mrs. William J. Campbell Thursday.

At the club's regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the clubhouse Su-pervisor Holly Patterson will speak on "The Constitutional Convention." Mrs. Walter M. Cotton, grand re gent of the Court St. Raymond, C. D.

will open her home. 170 Spen cer for a meeting of the court on Tuesday evening. A hit-and-miss luncheon, a busi- ness meeting and an entertainment oy tne suo-dcos is the program of the Women's Club of Lynbrook for Tuesday at the American Legion clubhouse. I The Lynbrook Chapter. O.

E. will hold a semi-monthly meeting on Thursday at the Masonic Temple. Judge Cortland Johnson will be guest speaker at a meeting of the West Lynbrook -T. A. on Thursday 'evening at the West End School.

The Dorcas Circle of the King's Daughters will hold an election of officers meeting in Rockville Centre Fridav afternoon at. the home of Mrs. Warren Eclmondon. Franklin Court. Order of the Amaranth, has ju.t initiated into membership Mrs.

Selma Sawyer. Mrs. Emily Smith. Peter Haff'ner and Howard Dirkerson. The court participated in an Amaranthine dinner In honor of Brlggs Shaw, royal patron of New York State, last, night at Niederstein's.

The affair was sponsored by the 23rd district. A school of Instruction preceded dln- bv Mrs. Warren Schoonmaker, Ls in charge. Tea will follow. A business meeting will precede the program.

The arts and crafts department, Mrs. Frank E. Brennan, chairman, will attend the meeting of lie Holiis Woman's Club garden department on Tuesday at St. Gabriel's Parish House. Hollis.

Flower arrangement and garden planting will be the subjects. The department will have a field trip to the Home Service Institute of the Woman's Home Companion. Manhattan, on Wednesday, The workshop group will be held April 20 at (lie home of Mrs. Walter E. Vost.

Mrs. William L. will have a of all chairmen of Queens Colony Club The Colony Club of Queens will hold a luncheon at the Homestead Hotel, Kew Gardens, on Thursday. Mrs. Louis Van Gaasbeek is president and Mrs.

William J. Hancock is honorary president. The invocation will be given by the Rev. Andrew Magill, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Jamaica. Luncheon music will be given by the Angelo La Mariana trio.

The afternoon program will be given by Miss Katharrte Stone. Mrs. George Giller is chairman assisted by Mrs. Lester Kingman and Mrs. Milleclge Whitlock.

The guests of honor will include Mrs. Claire J. Hoyt, Mrs. Almeron W. Smith, Mrs.

Andrew J. Noe, Mrs. Webster Willimas, Mrs. Howard W. Neal, Mrs.

Charles E. Clement. Mrs. Walter Horn, Mrs. Arthur F.

Rous-sel and Mrs. George Mueller. P. S. 77 Mother's A musical review and comedy entitled "Who Is Crazy Now?" will be presented by the Mothers Club, Public School 77, Queens.

Friday, at the school at 8 p.m. Mrs. Anne Rosenblum is president. Those who will take part are the Misses Anne Quinn, Alma Felix, Nellie Durkit, Ethel Golden, Dorothy Kemp, Mrs. Myrtle Baffa, Mrs.

Emily Liming. Mrs. Rae Pasquale, Mrs. Helen Koch, Mrs. Kathryn Helling, Mrs.

Violet Sutton, Mrs. Helen Mehling, Mrs. Helen Rugie, Mrs. Emma Schuchardt, Mrs. Irene Foster.

Mrs. Eleanor Greenspan, Mrs. June Heiler, Sonny Kerine and the Men's Lyric Chorus under the direction of Edward J. Lucia. The directors are Willard Bayley, Joe Golden and Tim Brimn.

The committee includes Mrs. Al-vina Resold, chairman Mrs. Katherine Helling, Mrs. Margaret Sanrt-mann and Mrs. Johanna Lombardi.

1 The Free Nurses Institute. will hold a luncheon and bridge at i 1 p.m. on Tuesday at Longchamps, i 253 Broadway, Manhattan. Mrs. Maurice Shapiro will be the chairman for the day.

S'ihM'h Society Ihe New York Stale branch of i the Shut-in Society, of which Mrs. Emil Goldmark is president, will hold its monthly meeting at 11 a.m. on Fridav at the Hotel Mc-Alpin, Manhattan. Hospital Auxiliary The Women's Auxiliary of the Beth-El Hospital will hold an open meeting tomorrow at 8:30 at the Tempje Auditorium, Rochester Ave. and Lincoln Place.

Mrs. Harris Rab- inowitz is chairman of the meeting and has prepared an interesting entertainment. Mrs. Augusta Newman will give several readings. Mrs.

Louis Klein, president of the auxiliary, will preside at the business meeting. Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw. chalr-! man of the membership committee of the New York Branch of the English-Speaking Union, will preside at the tea on Friday to mark the first anniversary of the or3a nidation in its new headquarters at 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Manhattan.

Officers of the' New York Branch and National Boards of the Union will speak, Hostesses at the tea will be Mrs. Knight Dexter Cheney and Miss i Katherine Lambert. Virginia Women The Society of Virginia Women in New York will hold its annual Spring meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Manhattan, on Friday. Mrs. Elizabeth Rast will be installed as treasurer and Mrs.

Kenneth M. Blake, Mts. Donald Inglis Short and Mrs. Ethel Cooke Stroud as directors to serve until 1940. Miss Caroline Hood will speak about roof-top gardens in New York.

Mrs. Reginas Jais will also speak on gardens. Among the new members who will be introduced are Miss Betty Irma Campbell and Mrs. Thomas Kenneth Eddins. Bay Ridge Delphians Mrs.

William E. Bossert will be hostess to the Bay Ridge Del- phians at her home, 235 86th on Tuesday. Mrs. Wilson E. Tipple will conduct the program on "The Ancient Greeks as the Moulders of the Intellectual World." Mrs.

Benjamin D. Fairchild will talk on current events. jr omen's Voters League Miss Andree Emery, chairman of the consumer section of the League's Department of Government and Economic Welfare will speak on Housing to the Central Queens League of Women Voters on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. William A.

Metzger, 9307 210th Place, Queens Village. The Civics and Municipal Affairs Study group of the Jackson Heights League of Women Voters will hold its final meeting on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Miss Emily Brown, 3427 79th St. Century Theater Club Mrs. Sturges S.

Dunham, president of the Century Theater Club, will preside Friday at the monthly study day to be held at Hie Hotel Commodore, Manhattan, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Effie Steen Kittieson, chairman of criticism, will lead a discussion of "Shadow and Substance," and Mrs. William L. Divine, chairman of study, will present the lecturer, John Mason Brown, dramatic critic of the New York Evening Post, whose subject will be "Broadway In Review." The annual Actor's Fund Home I luncheon will be held at the home in Englcwood, N.

on Friday, April 29. Mrs. Harry Harvey Thomas i Is chairman and Mrs. A. George 1 Maul is in charge of transportation.

Community League The regular meeting of the Women's Community League of St. Bartholomew's Church will be held on Thursday afternoon. After a business meeting the chairman of entertainment, Mrs. A. K.

Wiley, will present the program with Miss I Louise White as soloist and Miss Grace Stanistreet as reader. A social hour and refreshments will follow under the direction of Mrs. James Greene. I The newly elected officers are Mrs. Edgar G.

Criswell. president: Mrs. John Stanley Buskey. first vice president; Miss Louise Castle, 'second vice president; Miss Grace Carter, third vice president; Mrs. Oscar Allen, corresponding seore-! tary; Miss Florence If las, record ing secretary; Mrs.

Horace J. Wip-pell, treasurer, and Mrs. Alfred J. Clayton, executive chairman. Miss Hausman, chairman of junors for Jpwisn Day announces a ping pong tournament under the chairmanship of Seymour Herrick, with an exhibition by leading ping pong amateurs In the evening of Jewish Day.

Dancing and a fashion show will be added attractions. Associated with Miss Hausman as junior co-chairman is Mrs. Neil Licblich. The subcommittees now meeting weekly are headed by Mrs. Bernard Lewin, chairman of the candy committee, with Mrs.

Nat Gordon as co-chairman; Mrs. Solomon Dimond, chairman of flowers committee; Miss Hortense Ciner, chairman of advertising and booster committee; Mrs. Morris Cohen, chairman of fashion show, and Miss Jewel Baar, receptionist. Brooklyn Woman's Club The literature department of the Brooklyn Woman's Club, Mrs. Thomas Henry McClintock president, will hold Its last meeting of the year tomorrow.

Mrs. Oscar W. Swift, chairman of the department, will preside at the luncheon and the meeting which will follow. During luncheon Mrs. May Lamberton Becker will speak on current literature.

The afternoon meeting will be devoted to original compositions by club members. There are five divisions and the judges will be Mrs. Andrew H. Boardman and Mrs. William R.

Baves. Mrs. Clarence Hildd Nimms, Mrs. Paul Gee. Mrs.

William C. Newman. Mrs. George W. Tong, Mrs.

Austin Tobey and Mrs, Charles E. Scoheld Broo klyn Women's Bridge Mrs. David j. Hogan. chairman of tne dav for the April asfiembiy luncheon and bridge of the Brooklyn Women's Bridge, Mrs.

Hush Montgomery Cojteland president, to be held Tuesday in the Salon Royal, Manhattan, will be a.sslsted by Mrs. Henry A. Anderson and Mrs. Carroll Sinnott as co-chairmen; Mrs. William J.

Heffcrnan, chairman of reception; Mrs. James F. Byrne, chairman of bridge, and Mrs. John Donovan, chairman of luncheon. Pennsylvania Women Members of the Society of Pennsylvania Women In New York, Mrs.

Mullin Wayne president, will have a bridge and tea at Sherry's, Manhattan, on Thursday. This affair Is in commemoration of the society's 25th anniversary. Mrs. Arthur J. B.

Tait is in charge of the Sumner, Mrs. Stephen S. Story, Zlo "g' Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. George S.Knapp,!Fpdcl.aUon of Miss Lillian Storm.

Mrs. Justin ost0SSPS for the day wlll be Mrs. the flower show. Mrs. Arthur Saur- the Church of the Ascension will be brun and Mrs.

Vogt will be ho.te.s"s the of a forum for dirt gard-and tea will be served. The flower eners to be sponsored bv the Garden arrangement contest, and hortieul- i club of Rockville Centre. Prof. Har-ture will be held May 18 at Mills 1 vcy L. Gray of the New York State Hall.

Mrs. Nagle i.s general chair- 1 Agricultural Institute at Farming, man and Miss Marjorie Wood pro- dale, will speak on "Lawns." Miss Gauvain, i Mrs. Walter Decker, chairman of the day, are the society officers. ii Townsend attended the meeting of the executive board of the Long Island Federation of Women's Clubs at the Hotel Pennsylvania Friday. Mrs.

Edward C. O. Thomas, chairman of the currents events committee of the Garden City-Hempstead Community Club, called a meeting of the committee at the Casino on Thursday. The welfare committee of the civics department of the Community Club held a meeting at the Casino Monday morning with Mrs. Edgar Milton Smith, the chairman, presiding.

The Women's Auxiliary of the Garden City Community Church met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Royal Toner, the president, in the chair. After a business session the meeting was addressed by Mrs. John Gardner and tea was served. Mrs.

David Hofer. the tea chairman," was assisted "by Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. F. M.

Sanders, Mrs. C. H. Pearson and Mrs. S.

K. Foster. The North Shore Tennis League held its annual meeting and luncheon at the Cherry Valley Club Wednesday. The Women's Auxiliary of the Medical Society of the County of Nassau, of which Mrs. Louis M.

Lally is president, met in the auditorium at the Nassau Hospital Tuesday evening. The guest speaker, Prof. Courtney R. Hall of Adelphi College, addressed the meeting on "The History of Medicine on Long Island." Dr. Alice Keliher, head of the Commission on Human Relations of the Progressive Education Association, conducted a panel discussion by the Garden City High School students Monday evening under the auspices of the Garden City Parent-Teacher Association.

The Garden City Chapter of the Woman's Auxiliary of Nassau Hospital met Monday at the Garden City Casino for luncheon and an all-day sewing session. The Woman's Golf Club of the Garden City Country Club is planning for a pie-season luncheon and bridge party to be held at the club house on Tuesday, April 19. Mrs. Nicholas Timm, who is head of the woman's group, has appointed Mrs. i Hurlbert C.

Elmore to be chairman of the day. Mrs. Elmore will be assisted by Mrs. Albert C. Hugo.

Mrs. Charles J. Bast. Mrs. Francis W.

Rauhe, Mrs. Edward Morley French. Mrs. Albert F. Tolley.

Mrs. William H. Versfelt, Mrs. William Widmayer, Mrs. Wilton C.

Donn. Mrs. Arthur F. Thompson and Miss Beatrice Bogert. Mrs.

Charles W. Cileason again heads the woman's golf committee of the Cherry Valley Club. Assisting tier are Mrs. Ruel L. Alden, Mrs.

Henry W. Becbc. Mrs. Chase L. Day.

Mrs. Edward G. Richmond, Mrs. Charles McC. Heissenbuttel, Mrs.

Francis H. Baker. Mrs. Alfred C. Bowman.

Mrs. Richard Remsen and Miss Esther Gurney. The first all-jday activities, golf, luncheon and i bridge, will be on Tuesday. May 3. The Cherry Valley's monthly Ladies' Day took place on Tuesday with a bridge luncheon.

Mrs. Sherwood Hubbell. the president, conducted the meeting of the Altar Guild held in the crypt of the Cathedral of the Incarnation Friday morning. A Lenten Cantata. In which the Cathedral Choir assisted by the Long land Choral Society's chorus of 112 voices and Louise Kapingst.

i soprano. William Ervin. tenor. Philip Whitfield, bass, and under the rii-: rection of Maurice Garabrant will be given in the cathedral this afternoon at 4 o'clock. faekson Heights Clubs The Service Club of Jack-on Heights gave a fashion show on at the Jackson Heigh: Clubhouse for the benefit of the welfare fund of the organization.

Mrs. E. Forrest Merrill, chairman of the program of the Service Club for the season, assisted by Mrs. Charles Pratt, general chairman of the fashion show, and the members of the committee. Mrs.

Samuel Bon-ham. Mrs. Paul Rosenau, Mrs. Stanford Zost. Mrs.

John Eiker. Mrs. II a wood F.Merrill, Mrs. Paul Hard v. i Mrs.

Weldon Young, Mrs. Reed W. Rowley and Mrs. Jack Griffiths. The i costumes were worn by members of the club and children of members.

Among those who acted as models were Mrs Stanley Bell, Mrs. Harris Crock. Mrs. George Duborc, Mrs, i Paul Farry, Mrs. Robert H.imlett, i Mrs.

Frank C. Kenyon Mrs. C. S. Woodson.

Mrs. John J. Morrison. Mrs. Peter Rempe.

Mrs. Edward L. Seager, Mrs William G. Storm, Miss Andrea Zost. and Miss Virginia Wandelt.

The Southern Society met Fridav at the clubhouse, the occasion bcum the annual guest day of the organ-iza'ion. Mrs. Edgar Eddins wa chairman of hostesses, from the St-i'e of North Carolina "rvlna on the committee. Mrs H. Mt'Culloimh.

as chairman of th" urogram, presided after the con-lii-ion of the busings meeting. Tii rosrrani was given by Mary Ann Cloke, nomologist, and Marie Kyzer. soprniio Mrs. Sherwood Edd--poke on "Women in World Affairs." The A. of Bedford Academy will hold a bridire-hmi'henn on Wednesday, April 27.

In the Mirror Room of the St. George Hotel. The Kings County Division of the On Wednesday the morning bridge New York State Republican Women. club will meet under the chairman-Inc, will have a tea and political ship of Mrs. S.

Earle Savior and on forum at the home of Mrs. Edgar M. Friday morning Mrs. Harry Lilly Doughty. 329 Rugby Road, on Thurs- will conduct the last in a series of dav afternoon.

Mrs. Virginia ten lectures on parliamentary law. ner. Mrs. William Goerrner or v.eorne Moiincn.

uicnmoncl Hill, to Oreanside. district deputy, was In the president's night and bir: h--harse. The executive board of day partv. which will be held April Avenue Associatlcm of Freeport. There will be a study class meetlnj of the Fortnightly Club on Tuesday afternoon at the Masonic Temple.

"Ships In the Sky" by Gunnar will be read by Mrs. Albert M. Stolte. The Chatterbox Club will meet to- morrow night at the South Sids High School. regular business meeting of the Service Club of Cassiopeia Chapter, u- tomorrow afternoon at the Masonic Temple.

Mrs. John Becker president, will preside. "An Analysis of the American Foreign Policy" Li the topic on which David H. Popper, research associate of the Foreign Policy Association, will speak at the meeting of the Evening Forum of Rockville Centre tomorrow at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

E. H. Foster. At a meeting of the Rockvills night at St. Mark's M.

E. Church. Mrs. George D. A.

Combes will speak at the dinner on the need of funds for scout work. Mrs. Charles Fraser, district committee chairman, will be tomorrow's hostess at her home on Virginia Ave. A social meeting of the Women's Club of the Congregational Church, of Rockville Centre us arranged for Wednesday afternoon at the church. Mrs.

John H. Thode Jr. will be the hostess. Among early April events planm by the Auxiliary to American Legion Post No. 303 is a dessert-bridge on Wednesday at the clubhouse.

Mrs. A. Burkeridge is chairman On Wednesday the parish hall of Mary Peters, also of the faculty of the institii'e, will address the gathenni on "Birds She will illustrate her talk with colored slides. Betty Munaer, harpl-t, will Wells J. Aldrich of Hathaway Company will speak on Room Ar- rangement at a meeting of the Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian Church on Thursday at the church.

A jitney luncheon will take place on Thursday from 11:30 o'clock In i lie morning until 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon at the parish hall of the Church of the Ascension, sponsored bv tiie Women's Guild of the church. Mrs. Charles P. Donnelly is chairman. The Auxiliary Guild of the Church of the Ascension will have an evening card party on Fridav at the Rx'kuHc Country Club.

Mrs. Wes-lev Gcs.reg.in is in charge, A rummage sale will be held on Thursday and Friday in a scant store on N. Village Ave. for the Ivncfi: of the Ro-kviUe Cetrre Auxiliary to the South Nassau Commit-nne Ito-pital. Mrs.

Walter J. Hal-llday is chairman. At the Masonic Temple on Saturday evening there will be a tombola party held bv the Women's Auxiliary to the Central Synagogue. Dancing and other forms of entertainment will occupy the evening. Mrs.

David will open her home on Collier Ave Far Rock-awav, on Tuesday for a meeting of the board of the Ir.g Kand Wom- dergaiten and Intants Home. Far Roeknwav. to Oil INI tOOk I IN I 1 IX si 4-UI4 gram chairman. The junior league will meet Mrs Thur.sdav at the home of -I at Mihs Gordon Henot will srak on "Spain and Its Foreign Legion The executue board will meet Awil 118 at the home of Mlss Ottihe Kuehu. The membership committee, Mrs Harold I.

Cries, chairman, will meet April 13. The club will be hostess at the second district New York Stale Federation conference on April 18 at the Y. M. C. A.

The literature department. Mis J. C. Atwa'er. chairman, will meet April LV at Mills Hall.

The biennial dub luncheon i. planned lor M.iv Mrs. Wagner is chairman divi-ion of ihc National Jewish Hospital of Denver will have a luncheon and bundle party at the International Casino. M.inhatta::. on Tue-diy.

Mrs. Md-Mlle Regensbtirg is chairman, and Mrs. Harry (ioetz honorary chairman. The party opening of the hospiial's bargain shop at 8S0 Slth Ave. The 12th Assembly District Rc- publican Club, under the leadership of Mrs.

er; the Ma'ilria Bertha H. Ahlimd. co-lead-Myra Alexander, president ladies' auxiliary and Mis Monahan. tram cap'ain for th" Salvation Armv annua! at i he week. drive, held a benefit bnngi clubhouse, 409 Oth IV IM Franklin Court will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs.

William Miichell. Norwich Ave. Mrs. Arthur Foulkes has appointed Mis. Herbert Greenwood, Mrs.

Frank Schaap and Mrs. George Wmgcri as a nominating committee for the Vio- let Circle of St. James Church. Last Rockuuuy Clubs I The Women's league of Bethany Congregational Church will hold a monthly meeting tomorrow at the parish hall. There will be an Easier 1 flower sale, under the LeaguoV.

an-- pres. on April 1.) and April lfi, a vacant store on Main The co-chairmen are Al.inson Mrs. Frank Willms. On Tuesday there will be a hit and miss luncheon, also sponsored by the League, with Mrs. William Williams in charge.

A knit -goods fashion show will follow. Mrs. George Yaxis is chairman. The luncheon and show will take place at the parish hall. Mrs.

J. W. Riedell will continue an account of her European trip at the meeting of the Cosmopolitan ijLidy Club Thursday afternoon athe limnc ui virtiifcr OII111I1 Denton Ave. The Bridge club will meet tomorrow for a dessert-bridge at the home of Mrs. James Canning.

Sachem St. Tomorrow night there will be an "evening of music" bv the East Rockaway High School's music department. The proceeds will be used to purchase robes for the East Rock-awav High School choral. The East Rockaway High School -T. A.

ill meet on Thursday evening at the school to hear a discussion of "The Role of the Par ent in the Vocational Guidance of the Child." Prof, G. C. Brous of Hofstra College will be the speaker Prior to the address, the croup will hold a business meeting at which the lomin;" committee will report will be elected. The men 1 'lemirrs of the association will be losts of the evenitur. The Fas' Rorkawav -T A which is comooed of mem- i "t's from all the Parent -Teacher i Associations in the village, will re- learse tomorrow evening at the high "hool for a concert, which it will in Mav.

The Centre Avenue School -T. A. was renrescn'ed Friday at Day at the Riverliead High Bacon, former Republican vice chairman of New York State, will speak on happenings in Washington. Mrs. Doughty.

Mrs. Anna Hill. Mrs. Sadie Greenberg, Mrs. Katherine Donahue.

Mrs. Anna Broughton and Mrs. Christine Busch are the hostesses. Lillian R. Morbus is chairman.

Women's League The Women's League of the Flat-bush Congregational Church. Mrs. J. Ellis Stannard. president, will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock.

The speaker will be Mrs. Leonard M. Outerbridge, whose subject will be "Our Responsibility in China." The devotional servires will fee lead by Mrs. Jeremiah Holmes. Luncheon is in charge of Mrs.

Horatio Parker, Mrs. E. A. Crawford, Mrs. G.

W. Smith and Mrs. L. J. Wayave.

Tea will be served by Mrs. William G. Wolmuth, Mrs. J. Lemairc, Mrs.

J. J. London, Mrs. W. D.

Lud-lum, Mrs. F. D. Mackay, Mrs. R.

VlacLean, Mrs. G. H. Marchant, Mrs. G.

T. Matthews, Mrs. J. S. Mawer, Mrs.

E. S. Mayland. Mrs. W.

J. Mer-kcl and Mrs. F. B. Merkel.

Joint All-Day Meeting The Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Long Island, Mrs. W. H. Bowler, president, and the Women's Auxiliary to the Baptist Church Ex tension Society of Brooklyn and Queens. Mrs.

William Paine, president, will hold a joint all-day meeting on Tuesday at Emmanuel Baptist Church. A basket luncheon will be served at 12:35 and the women of Emmanuel Church will serve coffee. Mrs. Frank Harvey Field will be In charge of the program for the union and will present news of the Howell Clinic, introducing some of the mothers and children from the clinic. Mrs.

I. C. Mount, home mission vice president of the union, will bring a message pertinent to the general home mission's theme. Dr. Mabel E.

Lee will give an address on "China's Challenge to Christianity." Mri. Bruce M. Manson, White Cross chairman, will present "The Great White Way" in Interest of White Cross work. An exhibit of the work will be shown. Mrs.

Milton A. Slade of Memorial will lead the devotional hour. i IIO I'll (ill Willi hamhrr Munr I alatpllr ind VhUnd ric "HKT Of KIOI1--BANWI IT MMI.ITIE8 II INI II INI and gMjgAINI MA Ml ATI tin If tr vrtn OiitMiinrtinc innd n1 I ntrrUmntfnt Villi JIMMY KELLY Revu 8:45, II 4S. 2:15 Mrs. John F.

Winters, left, Mrs. James Spcllman, chairman of reception, and Mrs. Thomas K. Casey, general chairman, arranging the bridge party to be held April 18 at Columbus Club for the Immaculate Conception Day Nursery. (Robert-Pinney photo.) 1 1.