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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1936 Announcements Made of Engagements and Weddings Anniversaries Observed 8 ST. FRANCIS JUBILEE The double Jubilee of the parish ALPHA TAU PHI The Sigma chapter of the Alpha Tau Phi sorority held its second meeting of the season, a rush meeting, at the home of Miss Peggy Cal-laghan, 584 4th St. Tea was served and business discussed afterwards. Those present were Louise Bow-den, Alice Burleigh, Betty Dagher, Edith Friend, Helen Glassford, Barbara Halstead, Ginnie Halstead, Jean Hamilton, Doris Heckman, Olive Joseph, Barbara Lane, Eleanor Lane, Virginia Lippold, Lorraine Martyn, Elizabeth Montgomery, Joan McAvoy, Muriel Peters, Ruth Pillion, Jenny Prosser, Mary Prosser, Helen Quigley, Ruth Quinn, Suzanne Seymour, Jeanette Speary, Barbara Stannyer, Connie Van Nos-titz, Carolyn Walton. Mrs.

John MacEvitt, left, in grand president of Iota Kappa tororitr und honorary chairman of the torority't fifth annual convention held at the Hotel St. George today and yesterday. Miss Alice Anderson, right, is general chairman of the contention. Greek Letter Clubs TAU Fill SIGMA Psl Chapter, Tau Phi Sigma Sorority, held Its first meeting of the season at the home of Miss Rita Braguglia, 1404 59th St. The following members were elected to office for the coming year: Miss Rita Braguglia, president; Miss Helen Geoghan, vice president; Miss Helen C.

Stapleton, secretary, and Miss Rita O'Sullivan, treasurer. Others present were the Misses Anna Mae Comiskey, Marie Devine, Alice Marnell, Margaret Fancell, Peggy Gunther and Jean Nichols. KAPPA TAU LAMBDA Omicron Chapter of Kappa Tau Lambda Fraternity has elected the following officers to serve for the fiscal year October, 1936, to October, 1937: Stephen Mullaney, president; John Schellens, vice president; Joseph McArdle, treasurer, and Edward Radigan, secretary. Omicron Chapter will hold Its first social event of the season, a stag party, at the Green Lantern Inn today. SIGMA PHI KAPPA "The first meeting of the season of Sigma Phi Kappa Sorority was held at the home of Miss Marjorie McCormack recently.

Mrs. John Sherwood Martin, newly elected president, presided. A theater party is planned for Thanksgiving weekend. Miss Gena Latorraco was elected chairman of the Fall theater party. THETA NU Delta Chapter of Theta Nu Sorority held its first meeting at the home of Mrs.

Dorothy Anderson recently. The officers elected were the Misses Grace Reilly, president; Augusta Ahrens, vice president; Anita Jaeger, secretary; Maude Smith, treasurer, and Betty Fackler, recording secretary. TAU PHI SIGMA Sigma Chapter of Tau Phi Sigma Sorority had its first gathering of the Fall at the home of Miss Helen Masse, 8019 Colonial Road, last week. Those present were the Misses Mary Garvey, Marie Gallagher, Dorothy Murphy, Kay Mc-Cusker, Alice O'Leary, Santa Pellegrino, Marie Sabbatino and Loretta Smith. The new officers are Miss Helen Masse, president; Miss Frances Vaughan, vice president; Miss Doris Schwitter, treasurer, and Miss Alice O'Leary, secretary.

DELTA PHI SIGMA A meeting of the Delta Phi Sigma sorority, Upsilon chapter, was -held at Miss Josephine Murray's home Tuesday. The following members were present: Misses Ruth Connor, president; Jean Huggins, recording secretary; Ethel Grech, corresponding secretary; Mae Pollitt, treasurer; Gladyce Laman, Betty Hodges, Josephine Murray and Dorothy Cabbie, pledgee. Important business was discussed and plans made for a Halloween dance. The next meeting will be ARIEL MOORE Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur J. Ariel of Princeton St, Rockville Centre, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss May Virginia Ariel, to Harold J. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Percy W. Moore of Pelham Parkway, Manhattan. Miss Ariel is a graduate of Erasmus Hall and the Woman's Art School of New York City. The wedding will take place Dec. 12.

NAISH McALOON Capt. and Mrs. Frank Naish of 9022 Fort Hamilton Parkway announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Lily Pearl Naish. to James McAloon, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter McAloon of 8401 Fort Hamilton Parkway. SERIES OF LUNCHEONS The Ladies Division of the Unity Club of Brooklyn plans a series of seven monthly luncheon and bridge parties from this month to April, 1937, to be held on the third Tuesday of each month. The first will be held Oct. 20.

7TH A. D. CLUB PARTY The 7th A. D. Democratic Club, 523 46th William J.

Hefferson and Mrs. Agnes Leonard Ward, co-leaders, will have a bingo party on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Ma. Mary Ferrall, assisted by her son, William Ferrall, and the women captains comprise the committee in charge, which includes Mrs. Nora Casey, Mrs.

Sarah Nannery, Mrs. Mary Hayes, Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, Mrs. Mary Hickey, Mrs. Viola Du-boski.

Mrs. Lottie Denbiniski, Mrs. Maris Donderivicz, Mrs. Frances Modelski, Mrs. Bridget Vetri, Mrs.

Nora Weaver, Mrs. Viola Caprola, Mrs. May Light, Mrs. Anna Harris, Mrs. Marie Williams, Mrs.

Margaret Jones, Mrs. Alice Devin, the Misses Grace Sheehy, Marie Nannery, Catharine Cosgrove, Catherine Mc-Dermott. Helen Mahoney, Bessie Ferrall, May Dunn, Belle Ducey and J. Vackner. The door committee includes Mrs.

Mary Schef, Mrs. Catharine Mul-ville and Mrs. Posie Clark; publicity, Mrs. Zerelleta Mason, and tickets, Mrs. Mary Higgins, Mrs.

Julia McLaughlin and Mrs. Agnes Smith. The Queens Dramatic Guild will have a musical revue Friday, Oct. 23, at St. Stanislaus Hall, Maspeth.

CARD PARTY COMMITTEES At a recent meeting of the Ave Maria Mission Club, held at the home of Miss Maude Leonard, 23 Lafayette Miss Margaret A. Cloughessy, president, appointed Miss Lillian McCaffrey, chairman of the Junior Committee at the card party which the club is sponsoring on Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the Brooklyn Edison Company. The proceeds will benefit the Jesuit Seminarian Fund, of which Rev. George J. Wlllmann, S.J., is procurator.

Father Willmann, who is scheduled to return to the work in the Philippines immediately after the party, will be the guest of honor. Assisting Miss McCaffrey will be WIDOWS ORPH NS RELIEF A Hallowe'en luncheon, card party and fashion show sponsored by the Women's Aid Society for the Relief of Widows and Orphans, of which Mrs. Frederick A. Muschenheim Is president, will be held in the new ballroom of Hotel Astor, Manhattan, Thursday, Oct. 29, at 12 o'clock noon.

Founded here in 1844, the organization provides food, shelter and clothing to selected individuals and families taken into its care. Mrs. Thomas Young is committee chairman. LESOFF GURYAN Announcement has been made by Dr. and Mrs.

M. J. Lesoff of Far Rockaway of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Evelyn Lesoff, to Seymour Guryan of Manhattan. Both attended Cornell University. Mkss Lesoff attended Far Rockaway High School and Mr.

Guryan Mas-sanutten Military Academy, Va. Miss Lesoff is an X-ray technician at the South Nassau Communities Hospital, Rockville Centre. ROSENBAOI CHRISTOFERSEN The wedding of Miss Dorothy Christofersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amund Christofersen of 1685 E.

45th and Werner A. Rosen-baum of E. 39th Brooklyn, took place yesterday at the Norwegian Lutheran Trinity Church, the Rev. S. O.

Sigmond officiating. The bride had her sister, Mrs. William Sagarin as her only attendant, and Thomas Ward was best man. Miss Christofersen wore a gown of sapphire blue velvet. She wore a picture hat to match the gown, and a corsage of white roses.

A reception followed at the Hotel St. George. Mr. Rosenbaum is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clements Rosenbaum of Dresden. Germany. He and his bride left for Atlantic City. When they return, they vill live at 1685 E. 45th St.

HADASSAH NEWS Because of more intensified work and several important and outstanding events that will take place this month, the board meeting of the Brooklyn Chapter of Hadassah held on Monday at the Johnston Building, 12 Nevins was unusually large. Over 100 chairmen of various activities attended, representing all the 23 groups of the chapter, which are located in every section of the borough. Mrs. Isidor Taub, president, announced that a large delegation will represent the Brooklyn Chapter at the 22d Annual Hadassah Convention which will be held at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Philadelphia, from Oct. 18 to 21.

Mrs. Adolf Slomka, chairman of the Rothschild-Hadassah-University Hospital Building Fund, Brooklyn Division, reported that final preparations are being completed for the Victory Tea that will take place on Monday, Oct, 26, at the Hotel St. George. This tea is the culmination of the brick campaign that the Brooklyn Chapter had launched during the Summer and is being given to the active participants of TR.UTM ANN SHIELDS Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Trautmann of 150-03 Jamaica, announce the encasement ol their daughter. Miss Helen Marie Trautmann to Waiter A. Shields, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shields of 150-02 86th Jamaica, Miss Trautmann is a graduate of the Academy of St.

Joseph, Brentwood, attended Adelphi College in Garden City and Is a graduate of Browne's Business School. Mr. Shields is a graduate of Erasmus Hall and Cornell University. He is associated -with the Higgins Glass bpecialties Manufacturing Company as a mechanical engineer. Joseph S.

Noonan of 514 Surf Ave. unci Stephen A. Machcinski Jr. of 103 Prospect Park West have gone to Princeton, N. where they will study this vear at the Hun Preparatory School, 20TH ANNIVERSARY The 20th anniversary dinner dance of the Companions of the Forest of America, Sea Gate Circle 1171, will be held at Ludy's on Saturday evening at 9 o'clock.

The affair is for the benefit of the sick and death fund. Six charter members remain out of the 35 who organized the organization 20 years ago. They are Jennie Sorrentino. Ellin Canning, Marie Nave, Anna Alternative, Martha C. Guiffre and Adeline Ciranni.

The committee includes Connie Judice. Florence Honor. Marie Sorrento and Vera Clark. Mrs. A.

E. Donnelly has been the deputy for the past 14 years. MISSION BENEFIT A card party will be given on Oct. 23 at St. Peter Claver Auditorium by the Bishop Ford Kaying Mission Circle.

The proceeds of the affair are for the Maryknoll Sisters assisting Bishop Ford in the province of Kaying, China. COMMUNION BREAKFAST Miss Norah Theresa Crowley is chairman of the committee for the annual Communion Breakfast of the Catholic Big Sister Juniors which will be held following the 9 a.m. mass at the Big Sister House next Sunday. The Misses Margaret Smith and Mary Hager are co-chairmen of the committee. BAYLES ROM Miss Sylvia Bayles.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bayles of 1056 60th is being married at 6:30 o'clock tonight to Jess Rom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert J.

Rom of 1408 76th St. The ceremony will be performed In Linden Heights Centre by Rabbi Schor. Mr. Rom and his bride will live on Ocean Ave. after a trip through upper New York State, The Nonpareil Young Women's Auxiliary of 1926 Prospect Place has started its 17th year of aiding the poor in the community and is having a membership drive.

A card party is planned for Thursday eve-ring at the clubhouse. Miss Elizabeth M. Quirk of St. Petersburg, left Raymond, DELTA DELTA DELTA Formal rush parties have been in progress at Adelphi College this week and will continue until Oct. 18 when Delta Delta Delta sorority will hold the final informal tea, which will close all Pan-Hellenic activities until the various sorority bids are issued.

Among the parties this past week was that of Delta Delta Delta, when Miss Elise Blass of Kew Gardens was hostess to 27 rushees and 43 active and alumnae members of Alpha Alpha Chapter at dinner. Miss June Kopp is rush chairman and Miss Courtenaye Parham president of the chapter. Among the members of the freshman class who attended were the Misses Edna Lois Denton, Mary Moult and Irene Shef-fer of Brooklyn and the Misses Muriel Alper.s, Catherine Burns, Eleanor Buell, Mildred Bowers, Catherine Dempsey, Dorothy Eck-blom, Hope Farrington, Margaret Herrick, Lynn Holt, Ruth Hutt, Janet Jordan, Delight Kremp, Olive Kendrick, Marjorie McLeod, Jean McGowan, Emma Mann, Mary Nolan, Harriet Pierce, Helen Ruby, Grace Tredwell, Muriel Tew and Edith Undeutsch. THETA PHI The first meeting of Delta Gamma Chapter of Theta Phi Fraternity was held at the home of James Dermody, 182 Sterling St. The regular members who attended were Joseph Broughton, Joseph Blagburn, The regular meeting of Brooklyn District of the Delta Phi Sigma Sorority, will be held at Theta Nu club rooms on Tuesday.

Arrangements will be made for Brooklyn District's formal dance which will take place in The committee for the dance consists of the Misses Viola Frank, chairman; Gladys Lang, Ruth Holzman, Muriel Smith, Gwendolyn Lincoln, Marie Milanese, Mae Martin, Mary Garrity, Ruth Connors, Jean Huggins. Gertrude Jamke and Grace O'Halloran. The chapters now in Brooklyn District are Nu, Kappa, Tau, Theta Nu, Theta and Upsilon. The officers for the 1936-37 season of Brooklyn District are the Misses Marion Saunders, president; Rita Anne Curley, secretary, and Grace O'Halloran. treasurer.

The new officers of Theta Nu Chapter are: the Misses Beatrice Keane, president; Helen Kelly, vice president; Rita Shea, secretary and Mary Garrity, treasurer. The new officers of Tau Chapter are: the Misses Margaret Clarke, president; Joan Curley, vice president; Kay Ball, secretary, and Elsie Suhledcr, treasurer. ZETA OMEGA rill The first meeting of the Delta Chapter, of the Zeta Omega Phi Sorority was held In the home of Miss Frances Miller, 322 Arlington Ave. Plans for an informal dance to be held in November were discussed. Among those present at the meeting were the Misses Mary Judge, president; Anne Conway, vice president; Ann Campbell, secretary, Frances Miller, Kay Smith, Etta Conmy and Ruth Zvvirz.

TAU PHI SIGMA Tau Phi Sigma Sorority, recently held its first board of governors meeting of the season at the Towers Hotel. The supreme officers for the coming year are Miss Ida Smith, president; Miss Doris R. Schwitter, vice president; Miss Marie V. Sabbatino, treasurer; Miss Dorothy Murphy, assistant treasurer; Miss Loretta Smith, secretary, and Miss Santa Pellegrino, assistant secretary. Plans for the coining year were discussed and Miss Rita Bragulia of Psi Chapter was selected as chairman for the Winter dance.

The next board meeting will take place at the Towers on Oct. 19. BETA OMEGA Epsilon Chapter of Beta Omega Sorority met at the home of Miss Agnes McDonough recently. Those present were the Misses Violet Prince, Virginia MacNeil, Anne Shine, Agnes Morrell, Margaret Sullivan, Alicia Weber, Mary McDonough, Agnes McDonough and Adele Mesiti. Miss Rita Medlin was initiated.

Plans lor a formal dance on Friday, Nov. 13. at the Ritz Tower were made. Miss Agnes Morrell is the new treasurer. of St.

Francis Xavier will be cele brated Thursday when the golden Jubille of the church and the 60th anniversary of the Rt. Rev. Mons. David J. Hickey as a priest will be observed.

Mons. Hickey, who founded the parish, is vicar general of the diocese and several years ago was honored a second time by His Holiness in being appointed Prothono-tary Apostalic. The jubilee festivities will begin with a pontifical high mass at 11 o'clock today in St. Francis Vavier Church in celebration of Mons. Hickey's 60th anniver sary of ordination in the priesthood.

Twelve hundred members of the clergy, the religious sisters and brothers, the pewholders and personal friends of the Jubilarian in and out of the parish will be present. Following the mass Mons. Hickey will entertain as his guests at luncheon at the Columbus Club several hundred priests of the diocese. On Thursday evening the main social event will take place in the form of a reception and dinner and also will be held at the Columbus Club. Among those who have table reservations are Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Brennan, Mrs. Margaret Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Cahlll, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Conway, Miss Anna L. Le Favre, Frank A. Dougherty, Mr.

and Mrs. James F. Hurley, Miss Anne C. Hurley, James F. Jones, Mrs.

Arthur Hugh Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Burns, Miss Margaret A. Kent, Mr.

and Mrs. James Everett Kelly, Col. and Mrs. Arthur V. McDermott, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Egan, Miss Egan, Mrs. Francis Kel-leher, Miss Mary O'Neill, Albert V. Connell, Mrs. Sadie E.

Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. William P. O'Mara, David R.

McGarry, Mrs. Rose Mills, Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Brien, Miss Elizabeth F.

Rasskopf, Mrs. E. J. Raleigh, Mrs. M.

Atkinson, Charles Butt. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jeffries Car-lin, Miss Elizabeth T. Colgan, Mrs, Charles L.

Deery, Miss Kathleen Dolan, Miss Anna G. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Doyle, Miss Irene A.

Farrell, Mrs. Mary E. Far-rell, Mrs. Elizabeth Galligan, Miss Pauline Gill, Miss Margaret M. Hal-lihan, Mr.

and Mrs. James J. Hef-fernan, Miss Loretta Joyce, Misses Delia and Anna Kennedy. John F. Lantry, Mr, and Mrs.

Walter Longman, Miss Hazel Longman, Mrs. T. J. Macklin, Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Moloney, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Man-nix, Mrs. W.

Mateson, Mrs. Mary J. Murname, John E. Kane, Mr. Ralph Sadlier Cooney, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Partridge, Miss Margaret A. Quill, Miss Katherine Tracy, Mrs. Mary R. Tierney, H.

E. White, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hynes, Dr.

Edwin J. Grace, Judge Franklin Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Murray, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward J. Connolly, Mrs. O. P.

Thomas, Mrs. Mary Segrell, Miss Helen O'Keefe, Gilbert J. Murtagh, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse A.

O'Dono-ghue, Mrs. Ella McCoy, Mrs. Joseph Canale, Miss Emma Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Brady, Miss Katherine Donovan and Miss Ella McCoy. The Rev. Peter Nolan of St. Francis Xavier Church is in charge of reservations for the jubilee dinner. ANNUAL CONVENTION The annual convention of the New York Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, was held at the George Washington Hotel, Manhattan, Thursday.

At the morning session, presided over by the president, Mrs. Elise L. Lewis, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing two years: President, Mrs. Henry William Ray-ner; first vice president, Mrs. R.

W. Jones; second vice president, Mrs. J. L. Cecil; third vice president.

Miss Desiree Franklin; recording secretary, Mrs. Philip Clancy; corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Field Hackett (re-elected); treas-urere, Mrs. Elise L. Lewis; historian, Mrs.

Jesse D. Beale; registrar, Mrs. Charles Henry Topping (re-elected) recorder of crosses, Mrs. Bedell Parker (re-elected); directors, Mrs. Charles Looney and Mrs.

Alexander J. Feild. Following the election the reports of officers were read, after which there was an adjournment for luncheon. The convention reconvened at 2 p.m. when reports were read by chairmen of standing committees and special committees with directors of Mrs.

Norman E. Randolph Relief Fund, Literature for Home and Southern Libraries, and the Jefferson David Highway. After the installation of the newly elected omcers the convention adjourned at 3:30. The Ladies Aid of tcinus HifrVimav M. E.

Church has invited the Ladies Aid of the Vanderveer Park M. E. Church to repeat their entertainment, "The Strike of the Ladies Aid," for them on Thursday evening in their building. fin. F.divard J.

Fischer wan formerly Miss Ruth E. Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Johnson of Richmond Hill.

(Sleed photo.) LEAGUE NEWS Brooklyn Philanthropic League, United Order True Sisters, gave a tea to members of the Grand Lodge and to the leaders of all the subsidiaries of the various Brooklyn lodges recently. Mrs. Carrie Hollender, president of the New York Philanthropic League, spoke of the constructive work of the Brooklyn League which for the past 12 years has maintained a Settlement House at 316 S. 5th Williamsburg, where they have an approximate attendance of 1,600 children each week, who receive religious, cultural and athletic training as well as medical and dental care. The meetings of the league are held at the Plaza, 350 Flatbush Avenue Extension, on the first Wednesday of every month.

On Oct. 22 the league will hold a pledge luncheon at the Hotel St. Moritz, Manhattan. Mrs. Gertrude Levine is chairman.

The proceeds will go toward the purchase of larger quarters. Mrs. Benjamin Am-merman is president of the league. GRY'NWALD WEBER The wedding of Miss Eleanor Helen Weber and Walter Norman Grynwald took place last evening in St. James Church, Elmhurst.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Lawson Willard in the presence of a few friends. Miss Weber was given in marriage by her father and wore a wine velvet empire dress with a matching cap, and carried talisman roses. Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Mildred Weber. Frederick Korfmann was best man.

The bride was graduated in 1933 from Wells College. Mr. Grynwald received his degree from Colgate University in 1931, where he was a member of Phi Gamma Delta. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Rainbow Room, Rockefeller Center, New York. AUTUMN DANCE The Alumnae of St.

Joseph's Commercial High School, 342 Bridge will hold their annual Autumn dance at the Granada Hotel on Friday, Oct. 23. The president of the alumnae is Miss Frances Brady, 728-A Carroll St. HEPPENHEIMER MANGER Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Lucille Jeanne daughter of Mrs. Blanche Heppenheimer of 338 Mid-wood St.

and the late Max Heppenheimer, to Michael G. Manger, also of Brooklyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Manger, BRYAN BANNON The marirage of Miss Mary Veronica Bannon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Bannon, to Raymond Bryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bryan, took place recently at a nuptial mass in St. Joseph's R.

C. Church. The bride was given in marriage by her father, and wore a gown of white velvet, a Juliet cap and a tulle veil. She carried white chrysanthemums. Frank A.

Bryan, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and the ushers were George Martin and John Linden. A reception. followed at the Granada Hotel. After a trip to the Poconos Mr. and Mrs.

Bryan will reside in Bay Ridge. CLAREBROOK CLUB The Clarebrook Club of Flatbush, a recently organized civic and social club having for its purpose the bet-. terment of conditions and promotion of friendly neighborhood spirit in the Clarendon Road and Brook lyn Ave. section, opened its Fall season Wednesday evening at Alfred Wilson Post, American Legion. The guest speaker was William O'Dwyer, Magistrate of the Adolescent Court.

The entertainment committee chairman, Andy Heldecker, announced a Fall festival at the Cor- telyou Club, Bedford Ave. and Avenue Saturday evening, Nov. 21. The officers include John L. Scanlan, president; Joseph Bucher, vice president; J.

N. Mansfield, treasurer; George Daddato, secretary, and Edward Butts, sergeant- at-Arms; Andrew Heidecker, chairman entertainment committee; Anton J. Wenzler, chairman member ship committee, and George Mur-dock, chairman publicity committee. BERNHARDT WITTICII Miss Henrietta Wittich, daughter of Mrs. Henry Wittich of 104-44 205th Hollis, was married Thursday to Paul Bernhardt, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles G. Bernhardt of 208-30 Hollis Hollis, at the Hollis Avenue Congregational Church. Mrs. Burton Rain of Brooklyn, sister of the bride, was matron of honor.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Thomas Dibble of Bellaire, also iis-ter of the bride, and Miss Margaret Koehler of Woodhaven. Robert LaForge of Knoxville, was best man and Edward Bostwick and C. W. DeWitt, both of Bellaire, were ushers.

Miss Wittich, a member of Sigma Gamma sorority, is a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School. Mr. Bernhardt attended Stevens Institute of Technology. After a motor tour of New England, they will live in Hollis. The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies will hold their October meeting on Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. G. Eastwood, 725 E. 31st St. The Shoshanna group of Junior Hadassah will meet at the home of Miss Shirley Berman, 2121 Newkirk today at 2:30 p.m.

The guest speaker is Miss Helen Forst. James Dermody, Robert O'Hagan, Vincent Hanley and Edward Deely. Guests were John Mahoney, Joseph Quinn, Alfred Wipperman and Thomas McHugh. President's keys were presented to Mr. Blagburn, Mr.

O'Hagan and Mr. Broughton, the last three chapter presidents. MU NU CHI Alpha Upsilon Chapter of Mu Nu Chi Sorority will hold its first meeting of the season on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Sayles Martin, 255-49 Upland Road, Little Neck Uplands. PHI GAMMA SIGMA The Gamma Chapter of Phi Sigma Sorority recently held their first meeting of the season at the home of Miss Evelyn Arfsten.

The officers elected for 1936-37 are the Misses Josephine Harkavy, president; Evelyn Babcock, vice president; Dorotliy Kiesling, secretary, and Mildred Kunze, treasurer, THETA KAPPA BETA Delta Chapter of Theta Kappa Beta Sorority held its pledge meeting at the home of Miss Lillian Schniabe recently. The pledgees were the Misses Virginia Colopy, Jeanne Tasman and Helen Jurgens. The Fall dance will take place in the Palm Room of the Hotel Commodore on Nov. 6. held at the home of Miss Ruth Connor, 3712 Farragut Road, on Tuesday, Oct.

20. IOTA ALPHA PI Zeta chapter of Iota Alpha Pi. Adelphi College, Garden City, will give a Japanese costume party at the Hotel St. George Tuesday night at 8 p.m. as its annual rush party for the freshmen.

Renee Klyde, social chairman, and Irene Seigal, both of Brooklyn, are in charge of entertainment. Officers of the sorority are Irene Gershaw, president; Claire Messing, vice president; Beatrice Goldberg, secretary, and Gertrude Feinstein, treasurer. DELTA ALPHA SIGMA Epsilon chapter of Delta Alpha Sigma sorority held its business meeting Monday night at the home of Miss Anne Vitters, 1259 Brooklyn Avenue. DELTA PHI SIGMA The first regular meeting of the Delta Phi Sigma sorority was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Electa Gifford, 992 E. 37th St.

Miss Marjorie Robb is president for the coming year and Miss Edith Swanberg, vice president; Miss Virginia Bomer, secretary; Miss Mary MacKinnon, social secretary; Miss Florence Swanberg, treasurer, and Mrs. Malcolm Rex, chaplain. A supper dance for the members of the sorority and their friends will be held on Oct. 24 at the Hotel Montclair, Manhattan. Plans for a Winter formal were discussed.

The room committee was appointed, consisting of Miss Bomer, Miss Florence Swanberg, Miss Kathleen Maher and Mrs. Rex. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, Oct. 20, at the home of Mrs. Albert Golding of Rahway, N.

J. IOTA KAPPA More than 150 delegates, representing 20 chapters of Iota Kappa sorority in Greater New York and Long Island, are attending the fifth annual convention of the sorority at the Hotel St. George. Election and installation of officers followed the dinner last night, and new officers will be honored at a luncheon today on the St. George Roof.

Business sessions took place yesterday afternoon and a tea-dansant has been arranged for today at 3 p.m. Mrs. John MacEvitt of Brigtit- 'waters, grand president of the so rority, was honorary chairman of arrangements, and Alice Anderson of Brooklyn, general chairman. Assisting were Dorothy Lane of Brooklyn, luncheon chairman; Natalie Nelson of Brooklyn, banquet chairman, and Lucy Belter of Richmond Hill, chairman of the nominating committee. Grand officers of the sorority are Mrs.

MacEvitt; Margaret Croke and Doris Tracey of Brooklyn, vice presidents; Alice O'Reilly of Richmond Hill, treasurer; Grace Toole of Brooklyn, recording secretary, and Margaret Gallagher of Jamaica, corresponding secretary. PI GAMMA EPSILON Miss Helen Baker of 734 Ocean Ave. recently entertained the Pi Gamma Epsilon sorority. Officers of Pi Omega Mu, the Misses Margaret Doran, Helen Quin, Marion Watson and Ruth McManus, were guests. Members present were the Misses Veronica and Kay McCue, Betty O'Mara, Estelle Loughlin, Peggy Macavoy, Virginia Klllarin, Helen Baker and Claire O'Brien, the Misses Anna McCaffrey, Dorothy Dorsey, Rita Delaney, Marie Thormann, Peggy Smith.

Beatrice Hunkele, Margaret Doherty, Helen Hunt, Dorothy McNally, Helen M. Cloughessy, Helen Hayes, Vera C. Lokay, Bernadette M. Byrnes, Anne McCloughessy, Mary T. Kane, Betty White, Marion Anne and Elizabeth Cunningham.

Miss Margaret M. Touhey Is general chairman and will be assisted by the Misses Margaret M. O'Neill, Frances M. Hughes, Mary J. Kehoe, Cecelia M.

McEwen, Gertrude M. Duffy, Margaret T. Callahan, Anna M. Callahan, Mae T. Duffy, Elizabeth M.

Kane, Mrs. John J. Wallace, Mrs. Joseph D. Colgan, Mrs.

William J. Ryan, Mrs. Joseph Hunt, Mrs. Anna T. Conway and Miss Cloughessy.

Rev. Edward F. Wald-ton is spiritual director of the club. CAMP FIRE GIRLS The Nita Anoka Group, of which Miss Pollock is guardian, has elected the following officers: President, Eleanor Paulsen; recording secretary, Dorothy Williams; corresponding secretary. Ingrid Doe; treasurer, Beatrice Christie.

The Netoppew Group of Sea Gate, of which Alice Ostman is guardian, has elected new officers for the coming year: President, Byrnece Horowitz; vice president, Eleanor Loeb; secretary. Helen Kaplan; treasurer, Gloria Orans. Carmen Boni is a new member. The group is planning to give a play entitled "Axin' Her Father," Nov. 20, at P.

188. The proceeds will buy ceremonial gowns and other Camp Fire material. The Alsea Group, of which Alice Ostman is guardian, has elected new officers: President. Charlotte Von Braunsberg; secretary, Grace Klees; treasurer, Anna Mae Von Braunsberg. The group is planning a Halloween party.

The Agammg Group of Coney Island, of which Alice Ostman is guardian, elected the following officers: President, Ethel Liederman; vice president, Sylvia Sololf; secretary. Goldie Gamzon; treasurer, Sel-ma Habinsky; reporter, Helen Shef-tel; Shutan representatives, Helen Sheftel and Claire Stern. The group also will give a play at P. S. 188 entitled "The Fatal Necklace." The Asianlo Group has elected new officers: President, Cornelia i Nielsen; secretary, Dorothy Larsen; treasurer, Eileen Bae.

Mrs. Lund-l gren is guardian and Norma Baum assistant guardian. The group will give a play in the near future. A hike is also planned lor tomorrow. There will be a first aid course given by the American Red Crass at 23 Flatbush Ave.

from 7 until 9 every Tuesday beginning Oct. 27. This is a six-week course and certificates are given at the completion of the course. The guardians' training course will start the first Thursday in November and continue through till the last Thursday in April. INSTALLATION PLANS The officers of the Young Folks League of Temple Petach Tikvah will be installed on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.

Judge Algeron I. Nova and Emanuel Groenbere will be among the speakers. Dancing will follow. The president is Sidney H. Siegel; treasurer, Max Meyers; corresponding secretary, Anne Chavais, and recording secretary, Dorothy Fran- the campaign.

Many Brooklyn organizations will be represented and those organizations or individuals who will dispose of 250 bricks will have their names inscribed on a bronze placque and thus perpetuate their names in the Rothschild-Hadassah-University Hospital and Medical College which will be built on Mt. Scopus, Palestine. Mrs. Sieg-mund Spier is chairman of the brick campaign. The membership campaign of Brooklyn Hadassah is showing great progress.

Mrs. Zvi H. Rubinstein is membership chairman. Mrs. Joseph Horowitz is concentrating her efforts to make Hadassah Day an outstanding event.

Hadassah Day, Nov. 11, will mark the culmination of the membership campaign. Over 20 functions will take place on that day throughout the borough. A rich program of varied entertainment is being arranged with well-known artists participating. There will be bridges, musicales.

teas, meetings and rallies. Prominent speakers will address these gatherings. Moving pictures and radio talks will be part of the program. Rabbis will speak from the pulpit to enlighten the public of Hadas.ah's aims and achievements in Palestine and America. An encouraging report was given by Mrs.

Sonja Schwabacher, chairman of Jewish National Fund of Brooklyn Hadassah. She announced that lor every tree that was uprooted in the recent upheaval in Palestine, new trees are being planted. Mrs. Oscar Winkler made an appeal in behalf of the Infant Welfare Activity, of which she is chairman. The first regular meeting of the season of the Bedford Group of Hadassah, with Mrs.

Elias Socolof, president, was held on Monday evening at the Brooklyn Jewish Center. Reports of the Summer activities and plans for the Winter were made. The Prospect-Flatbush Group of Hadassah will have its annual dessert luncheon and fashion show in the tower room of the Hotel St. George Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 14.

Bridge will follow. THIRD ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. J. Sanford Trumpet of 117 Jefferson Ave.

celebrated their third wedding anniversary recently. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Trumpet, Mr. and George Layne, Mr.

and Mrs. Irving La.shley, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gassaway, Dr. Lineal L.

Richardson, Prof. Randolph Oneal, Percy Hines. Alpheus Trumpet, Mrs. Arnold Welch, the Mi.ssrs Abbentha Thomas, Lillian Callander. Florence Francis, Elsie Holder, Rosenda Jef-fers.

Fay Jeffers, Palluna Saunders, Keitha "Welch, Mary Olga Welch, Grace Steel, Venetta Layne, Ermine Trumpet, Carmine Trumpet and Adolphus Langford, Christopher Trumpet, Alphonza Trumpet, Roy Welch and Noles Yard. Mrs. James Lawlor of 421 3jUi St. entertained at a Ruggedv Ann luncheon on Wednesday. Undue followed.

Mrs. Francis M. Darragh of St. Petersburg, was gui'st of honor. Mrs.

Lawlor will leave next week for her Florida home. DAUGHTERS OF V. A meeting of Barbara Rrie'chie Tent 37, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. will be held in the Johnston Building on Tuesday evening. recently after spending two months as the guest of S.

Peters. She went on a motor trip to New Hampshire, Canada, up-State New York and Massachusetts and has returned to Brooklyn and taken an apartment at the Hotel St. George. She will be there indefinitely before returning to St. Petersburg.

Mrs. Margaret V. Lyons has returned to her home at 118 Clinton Ave. after spending the Summer at Gardiner, N. AUXILIARY TO MEET Boro Park Branch of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Israel Zion Hospital will have Dr.

J. Sarnoff as guest speaker at the meeting tomorrow night at Fuhs auditorium at the hospital. He will give an illustrated lecture on "A Doctor's Vacation Here and Abroad." PARISI I'HIAPPARI Miss Susan L. Chiappari, daughter of Mrs. Louis Chiappari of 1786 W.

8th St. and Thomas A. Parisi of Bethpage were married yesterday at 3:30 p.m. at St. Rosaho's Church.

A wedding dinner followed in the patio room of the Hotel St. George. Miss Elvira Alloca of Brooklyn was maid of honor, and Joseph Cazallo was best man. The bride wore a gown of Dubonnet chiffon velvet with a matching turban. Mr.

Parisi is associated with the Equity Marble Company of Brooklyn. He Attended New York University. When the couple return from a motor trip through the eastern provinces of Canada, they will live at 2157 Ocean Ave. Mrs. Marion B.

Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Burgess are among the Brooklyiiite.s at the Chateau ITontetiac, Quebec, Canada.

Mrs. V. B. Mann of 168 Burns St. Las been at, Chalfonte-Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, N.

J. Mist Sylvia Ilayles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry llales of 50th is living married tonight to Jesse Rum nf I Kill St. r- v.

ji riii iiiiiiiiiiiiii ini mmimmmiiiiii iirii i if It 4) I Mrs. Warren Treated is the former Miss Cladyt O. Adam of 1521 Brooklyn Are. Mr. and Mrs.

Trested Kill lire in Jersey City, J. (Uachrarh photo..