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the BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1937 Brides Are Honored at Parties Organizations Entertain at Garden Fetes a Mrs. James B. Moore Jr. was formerly Miss Lois Woodworth Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Emerson Foster of Manhasset. (Pach Miss Marion Wick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 4. Wick of West New York.

N. formerly of Bay Ridge, will be married to Lt. on "They Came Like Swallows." Colin P. Kelly Jr. this Summer.

(Volpe photo.) States they will live in Brooklyn. 80th St. photo.) derer of West Englewood, N. J. These young women were among the Brooklynites who received their Miss Ethel M.

Orpen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Orpen Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander W. MacDonald of 858 Carroll Miss Eccardt of 159 Rutland Road; Miss Rita Rich, daughter of Mr. and A. B. degrees from Smith College Monday.

From left to right they of 172 Gratia daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Saylor of 416 E. Mrs.

Maurice B. Rich of 50 Maple Miss Mary Louise War. daughSenator Miss Jeanette Bruck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saylor, ter of Mr.

and Mrs. George War of 70 Marine and Miss Helen are Miss Lucia Best, daughter of Mrs. R. J. Best of 1064 E.

28th Emil Bruck of 8022 6th Miss Janet MacDonald, daughter of 26th Miss Audrey Eccardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Read, daughter of Mrs. Helen Appleton Read of 33 Remsen St. Miss Lyons Honored Miss Margaret Lyons of 1015 77th St.

was the guest at a dinner party given in her honor by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Lyons, at the Montauk Club, after her graduation on Tuesday evening from St.

Saviour's Academy. Among those present were the Misses Ann Spaight, Ruth Ringston, Florence Johannesen, Jerry Arment, Lillian Olsen and Loretto McGroarty; Mrs. Frank Ryan, Mrs. ChrisRingston, Mrs. John McGillicuddy, Mrs.

Ted Genoversa, Mrs. Frank Arment, Joseph Grady, James Matts, Joseph Heeney, George Johannesen, Albert Knudsen and Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Lyons.

Miss Lyons will enter Notre Dame at Grymes Hills in Staten Island in September. Henderson--Lennon Miss Josephine Lennon, niece of Mrs. Thomas Joseph Lee of 765 Westminster Road, was married to Gerard M. Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Joseph Henderson of 844 Lincoln Place, June 19, in the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola. The ceremony was performed by' the Rev. Elmer Joseph Henderson, S.J., of St. Ignatius Church, who is a brother of the bridegroom.

The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Louis Swasey, and wore gown of white chantilly lace with a train, cathedral cut, over white satin. She wore a short veil with a Mary of Scotland headdress, and carried a bouquet of white gardenias and lilies of the valley. Miss Helen McCooey of Brooklyn was the maid of honor and only attendant. She wore a dress of lilac marquisette with hat and shoes of deeper shade and carried bouquet of yellow roses. The altar a was white peonies a and decoratiolas, and palms.

Frederic S. Henderson, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers included Robert Kraft, John O'Connor, Stephen Gorey William Henderson, also a brother of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony a reception for members of the family and relatives was held at the bride's home. The couple left for a motor trip to Canada and upon their return will reside at 2164 Caton Ave.

Gama Giordano Miss Grace Gama of 1679 St. will be married to Joseph Giordano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Giordano 1565 80th today in the Church of St. Finbar.

A dinner and reception will be held in the Ter race Room of the Half Moon Hotel. Coney Island, for close friends and relatives. The bride will be attended by Mrs. Michael Alba as matron of honor and John Giordano will be best man. bridesmaids will be Misses Mary Gama and Mary Giordano.

After a trip to Bermuda the couple will make their future residence in Brooklyn. Hadassah News News of Women's Clubs The annual June luncheon of the Dramatic Readers New York, Mrs. Anne C. Tharp, president, was held recently at the Towers Hotel. A program followed the luncheon.

After the opening remarks by the president, Mrs. Katherine Noack Fique was presented. A group of Irish ballad were sung by Howard O'Brien, Irish ter.or. Scottish character sketches were given by Marget Bruce Le Compte and Mrs. Annette Ewart was heard monologues.

Minnie Williams Gammond gave a reading from Shakespeare. Mr. short O'Brien sang a Scotch group. Mrs. Fique at the piano.

Dramatic Readers Hospital Group group of the 1 BrookThe Flatbush held a lunchLyn. Womenstallation of officers for year in the Terrace the ensuing the Half Moon Hotel TuesRoom of day afternoon. The newly elected officers are Samuel Rubel, president; Mrs. Mrs. Mortimer H.

Coleman, vice presiMrs. Benjamin Fuller, vice dent; Mrs. Abraham Holtzer, Mrs. Stanley S. president; vice preside president; Mrs.

Ben Storch, vice treasurer; Harry Reiner, Wisch, secretary: Mrs. Harry bulletin editor; Mrs. A. corresponding Gussman, recording secretary: Mrs. Kotkin, Krieger, Mrs.

Samuel Abraham Mrs. L. Jerner, Mrs. Harry Rinzler, S. Geller and Mrs.

D. Zaiferb, Mrs. 5 Sichman, trustees. discussed with referPlans were the campaign which has ence to been begun for a $100.000 already fund for the erection of a building building adjoining the six-story hospital. Studio Salon The Studio Salon, Cordelia Ayer Paine, founder -president preafternoon's program in sent on this Barbizon-Plaza 1.

tel, Manhatthe Capt. Millard Bloomer, who will tan, "Amelia Bloomer." Miss speak on Lamping, M. A. of CoNancy lumbia, will play piano numbers. Raymond Ovington, baritone, of Greenwich, will be heard in American songs.

Woodhouse, president of Henry the Historic Arts Association, will speak on Current Events. Among the hostesses will be Mrs. D. Hough, Mrs. Horace G.

Hodchkiss, Margaret Campbell Goodman, Mary Hillard DuBose, Baroness Aida deMarion, Florence Hamilton. Mme. Marie Damrosch. Mrs. Webster Marshall and the Princess Nour Hamodah.

Floyd Bennett Unit A meeting of the Floyd Bennett Unit, 1060, American Legion Auxiliary, will be held at the post rooms on Tuesday evening, at which time the Kings County staff of the American Legion Auxiliary will make its official visit. The junior group of the unit will present a play, "The Making of the Flag," in costumes of the Colonial times. Those who will take part are the Misses Marie Bollinger, Catherine Miller and Grace Miller. Lynbrook Clubs The Garden Group of the Women's Club of Lynbrook will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alexander Chalmers.

Plans will be made for a Fall flower show. Miss Mary Hartell will entertain the members of the Junior Lucia Balcam Study Club tomorrow at her home. The club's newly elected officers are Miss Carrie Kimball, president; Miss Hartell, vice president; Miss Bernhart, treasurer. Miss Ph. Wells, secretary, and Miss Charlotte Schneller, publicity chairman.

The Earle Ave. Firehouse. Lynbrook, will be the scene of a card party Wednesday for the benefit of the South Nassau Communities Mrs. Albert Grunhard will be the hostess. A lawn card party will be held Wednesday afternoon by the West Lynbrook Mothers Club at the home of Mrs.

James Smith. Ritchell Clubs The Rella Ritchell Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1777 Schenectady Ave, where a combined garden and literary party will be held as the final meeting of the season. The Tuesday Club will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Irene Cohen of 574 Argyle Road. The professional group will meet Wednesday evening with Miss Ruth Liebow of 1256 E.

8th St. The Flatbush group will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1135 E. 8th St. Miss Ritchell will speak Rockville Centre Clubs The Tri Delphians were entertained ot luncheon in Greenlawn Friday at the home of Mrs. William Fisher.

Mrs. Julia Combes opened her home Friday afternoon for the meeting, which closed the season for the Sincerity Association of Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Forence Siegman was assistant hostess. The members of the Cassiopeia Chapter.

O. E. attended the outing and dinner at the Shoreham Hotel, which was given by the Masonic Club of Massepequa Lodge yesterday. Mrs. Raymond F.

Druhan has been elected president of the Rockville Centre League for Mercy Hospital. Other newly elected officers are Mrs. Earl Laughlin, vice president; Mrs. Charles H. Morlath, secretary, and Mrs.

Walter A. Cohen, treasurer. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of St. Mark's M. E.

Church has as its new president. Mrs. Earl J. Bennett. Other officers are Mrs.

George Stanton, first vice president; Fraser, second vice president; Mrs. Douglas Floyd, recording secretary; Mrs. James Joslin. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Sidney Lewis.

treasurer; Mrs. Hillyer DuBois secretary of literature; Mrs. Paul Fortin, secretary of mite boxes; Mrs. E. H.

T. Foster and Miss Eleanor Morell, counselor for the King's and Miss Bessy Dyer, counselor for the Club. The Junior Guild of the Church of the Ascension will sponsor a June Frolic Tuesday night at Parish Hall, under the direction of Miss June Kopp. Queens Mothers The Mothers Club of the Central Queens Y. M.

C. A. held a luncheon and card party on Tuesday for the installation of the newly elected officers. They honorary president, Mrs. J.

H. Weeks; president, Mrs. Lawrence Hamsley; first vice president, Mrs. Edward Settle; second vice president, Mrs. N.

B. Gordon; recording secretary, Mrs. John Whelan; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Henry S. West, and treasurer, Mrs.

William Reusch. James Arroll, executive of the Queens branch, Mrs. J. J. Johnson was in charge of the event.

The guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. John Roeser, Mrs. Webster Williams, president of the Long Island Federation of Women's Clubs: Mrs. Charles E.

Clement, past president the Queensborough Federation Mothers Clubs, and Mrs. of, G. Van Gaasbeck, president of the Colony Club. James Hill Jr. rendered several vocal selections.

Oceanside Clubs Mrs. Edward Strohm called a meeting of the program committee Thursday afternoon at her home. The program for the Fall and Winter seas: the Junior and Senior High School P. -7. A.

was planned. The theme chosen for the coming season is "Developing Active Community Responsibility Youth." The Golden Rod Circle of the Companions of the Foresters will meet tomorrow night at Ed's Rest. The Terrell Ave. School A. announces the election and installation of the following officers: Mrs.

Oliver Wright, president; Mrs. Clement J. Truitt, first vice presiMiss Marguerite Vollmer. second vice president; Mrs. John Saunders, recording secretary; Mrs.

Eric Krause, corresponding secretary. and Miss Etta Banford, treasurer. East Rockaway Club The Unity Circle of the Women's League of the Bethany Congregational Church will hold an out-ofdoor card party in the gardens of Mrs. Olaf Ussing's home on Wednesday. Mrs.

Ussing, general chairman and special chairman of refreshments, is assisted by Mrs. William Zanker, chairman of prizes, and Mrs. Alanson Abrams, chairman of tickets. Newly elected officers of the 128. Middle Village, were installed after the monthly meeting at the school by Mrs.

Walter P. Kaiser, president of the Queensborough Federation. Dr. and Mrs. E.

C. Costello. Miss Gladys Nesbit and Mrs. John W. Somers are at the Banff Springs Hotel, Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs. William Frenkel of the Bronx announce the birth of a daughter, Elissa Esther, on June 11. Brooklyn, girls degrees who are were shown graduated above. from Misses Lucille Sylrester, Nelliana Best.

lotte Stern and Violet Women's Council The Women's Council of the Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation held its final meeting at the Englis House on Thursday. Mrs. John F. Drake, president, presided. Regular reports were read, and Mrs.

F. K. Glynn, chairman for the Bannerman Camp, reports preparations are being completed to send 33 to the camp at Rosendale. N. on July 8.

Mrs. Drake. Miss Josephine B. Peck. Emma Struse, Mrs.

C. M. Bachman. Mrs. F.

Moffat, Mrs. Glynn, Mrs. C. J. Wilson, Mrs.

F. M. Strang. Mrs. T.

D. Huntting and Mrs. M. F. Johnson were those present.

Hempstead Club Delegates to the State convention were chosen this week by the Hempstead American Legion Auxiliary. They will be Mrs. Eugene Reis, president; Mrs. Nettie Stein and Mrs. John H.

Mirschel. Alternates are to be Mrs. Thomas F. Hyland and Mrs. Samuel De Wees.

A nominating committee was selected. including Mrs. Clifford D. Burgess, chairman; Mrs. Frank Neus, Mrs.

Harry Hertzberg. Mrs. Nat Jones and Mrs. Leozere Thompson. Garden City Clubs The outstanding social event of the week was the benefit garden party and bridge of the Woman's Club of Garden City, held at the home of the club's president, Mrs.

Walter T. Loebmann of Hampton Road, on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Harry A. Persell and Mrs.

James H. Wilson were the chairmen, assisted by Mrs. William Snyder and Mrs. Walter T. Fitzgerald.

Several meetings of the new committees of the Woman's Club of Garden City marked the club's activities during the week. A regular meeting of the philanthropic committee took place Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Luer L. Wiltbank of Poplar St. Mrs.

Alexander Brown, the chairman, presided. Mrs. George A. Carlin, chairman, called a meeting of the literature department committee of the Garden CityHempstead Community Club at her 5th St. home on Monday morning.

Also meeting during the week was the club's program committee, which convene Tuesday morning at the home of the chairman, Mrs. H. Hall Marshall of Pine St. Poetry Circle The Brooklyn Poetry Circle was entertained recently at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

John W. 50 87th St. Mrs. Laura S. W.

Lake is president. Among those present were Vincencio Beltrone, Francis Lampert McCrudden, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bowdoin.

Miss Linda Norris. Miss Naomi Krupp, Count and Countess d'Esternaux, Marie Louise d'Esternaux. Franz d'Esternaux and Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Denis, Mrs. Edward Erickson, Charles Bradley of Riverdale. Benjamin Fairchild, Miss Alice Fairchild, Margaret Goodwin, Col. and Mrs.

Ira Hough, Mrs. Carmeta Hope Morehouse. Mrs. Jeanne Gilbert Moore, Mathilda Jeanette Pellegrino, Pauline Taylor, Mrs. Edith Young Stahl and Carolyn Wood.

Lavadis-Mandarino Miss Bessie Lavadis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lavadis of 1848 W. 10th will be married to Frank Mandarino, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dominick Mandarino of 1917 W. 11th today in the rectory of St. Simon and Jude Church. A dinner and reception will be held in the Manhattan Room of the Half Moon Hotel. The bride will be attended by Miss Elsie Lavadis as maid of honor.

Emanuel Domroe will be best man. After a trip to the New England Wellesley College on Monday From left to right they are the Elinor Elizabeth Clark, CharJabara. The Nealis, Murphy--Duffy Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Murphy of 85-31 120th Richmond Hill, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Virginia Murphy, to Peter Duffy of Butler, Pa. Mr. Duffy is a graduate of Washington-Lee College, while Miss Murphy is a graduate of Richmond Hill High School and also attended the N. Y. U.

The wedding will take place the latter part of July, Pierini-Rainone Mr. and Mrs. Erasmo Pierini of 1125 St. Mark's Ave. announce that the marriage of their daughter, Miss Vincentia Pierini, to Dr.

Michele Rainone, son of Mrs. Annantonia Rainone of 552 Decatur will take place today at the St. Matthew's Church on Eastern Parkway at 4 p.m. Following the ceremony. at which Mons, Ottavio Silvestri will officiate.

a wedding dinner and reception will be held in the grand ballroom of the Half Moon Hotel. bride will have as her attendant, Miss Amelia Pierini as maid of honor. Anthony Procaccini will be best man. The bridesmaids will be the Misses Ann Cardello. Angelina Mardi, Josephine Senerchia, Laura Gallo, Florence Di Marco and Anna Silvestri.

After a wedding trip. the couple will make their residence at 8727 Woodhaven Boulevard, Woodhaven. Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Lucia of 237 2d St. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tisch 41 Eastern Parkway are at the Haddon Hall, AtlanDEL tic City, N.

J. Recently married couples who are at the Cavalier, Virginia Beach. are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.

Weber (Genevieve Monsees), who will make their home in South Ozone Park: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Waltter (Kathleen Loughnan) of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent J. O'Connell (Josephine Perino); Mr. and Mrs. William O'Hare (Dorothy O'Brien), who will reside at 2270 Ocean and Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur L. McIntyre (Marjorie Burrows) of Kew Gardens. Palumbo- -Savarese The marriage of Miss Dorothy Josephine Savarese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Savarese of 967 77th to Caesar Mario Palumbo, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Palumbo of 1207 Bay Ridge Parkway, took place Sunday at St. Ephrem's R. C. Church.

The Rev. Thaddeus Hoban officiated. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a white chiffon redingote over a taffeta gown. Her tulle veil was held in place by a tiara of gardenias. The bridal bouquet was of gardenias and lilies-of-the- valley.

Miss Florence Marie Ayuso, who was maid of honor for her cousin, wore a yellow taffeta empire gown with a corresponding Mary of Scotland hat. Her sister, Miss Emilia Margaret Ayuso, the bridesmaid, wore a princess gown of coronation blue with a hat to match. Both of the attendants carried bouquets combining the two colors, carried out in delphinium, roses and shasta daisies, The bridegroom had John F. Savarese for his best man. The ushers were James Morano and Anthony Navarro.

After the ceremony there was a reception for the members of the family in the Tower Room of the Hotel George. Upon their return from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Palumbo will reside at the Parkway Towers, 901 The marriage of Miss Marie Claire Nealis, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Edward F. Nealis and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Owen McDermott of 627 E. 23d to Carl Richard Frankel, son of Julius Frankel and the late Mrs.

Frankel of Brooklyn, took place June 15. The Rev. John Cross, pastor of St. Patrick's R. C.

Church in Glen Cove, performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. Miss Nealis was, given in marriage by her uncle. Her sister, Miss Dorothy Nealis, was her maid of honor and only attendant. D. Harmon Farrell was the bridegroom's best man.

On their return from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Frankel will spend the remainder of the Summer at Shelter Island, and in Fall will make their home in Glen Cove. Frankel-Nealis Flicker- -Schiffman Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Flora Flicker of 420 Avenue and Jessie G. Schiffman of 725 E.

52d St. Miss Flicker is majoring in philosophy at New York University. Mr. Schiffman is a graduate of City College and now is attending Columbia Law School. He recently was elected editor-in-chief of the Columbia Law Journal.

Philmus Paznick Mr. and Mrs. Jack Philmus of 95-26 129th Richmond Hill. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Edith Philmus, to Samuel Paznick of 149 Pulaski St. Miss Philmus is a graduate of John Adams High School and Brooklyn College.

Mr. Pasnick is an RKO assistant theater manager. The wedding will take place Aug. 15. The Brooklyn Chapter of Hadassah held the final board meeting of the season on Monday afternoon at the Johnson Building, presided by Mrs.

Horowitz, president. Many important problems concerning the welfare of the organization were discussed and plans were for the Fall and Winter activities. The first and largest event will be Hadassah Day on Nov. 10. The Brooklyn Hadassah will honor Mrs.

Adolf Slomka with the endowment of a bed in the RothschildHadassah- University Hospital in her name, in appreciation of her many years of service and leadership Mrs. Slomka was president of the Brooklyn Chapter for 13 years and now is chairman of the RothschildHadassah-University Hospital Building Fund, Brooklyn Division. The hospital is now under construction on Mt. Scopus, Palestine. Mrs.

Louis J. program and educational chairman, gave an outline for a larger and more active educational program for the coming season. The Jewish National Fund chairman, Mrs. Wilma Schwabacher, made an appeal in behalf of that activity. The importance of selling more bricks during the Summer by the members was stressed by Mrs.

Siegmund Spier, chairman of the brick campaign. Others who spoke at the meeting were Mrs. Isidor Taub, Mrs. David Sobel, Mrs. Zvi H.

Rubinstein, Mrs. Elias Socolof, Mrs. George Offin, Louis Moses, Mrs. Boris Orgayevsky, Mrs. Louis A.

Bunim and Mrs. Joseph Lukashok. Close to 200 guests attended the installation of officers of the Williamsburg Group at the home of Mr. ad Mrs. Max Blumberg, 691 Willoughby on Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Isidor Taub, past president of the chapter, was the guest speaker and installing officer. Mrs. Louis Icahn was installed as president of the group, succeeding Mrs. Isidor Oshlag, who held that office for two vears.

The following artists participated in the musical program: Edith Kasden, contralto: Edith Romm, pianist; Cantor Samuel C. Ritter. Mrs. May Goldstein, pianist, and Miss Lorraine Berman, elocutionist. Moynahan -Campbell Miss Alice Cecilia Campbell.

daughter of Mrs. Thomas Campbell of 200 Washington became the bride of Kenneth L. Moynahan, son Mr. and Michael Moynahan of Boston, on June 19, at a nuptial mass at Queen of All Saints Church. The Rev.

Joseph Lawlor performed the ceremony, which was followed by a wedding breakfast for members of the immediate family at the Pierrepont Hotel. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, John M. Campbell, wore a gown of white chiffon and a veil of tulle and carried a bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Miss Mary Campbell was maid of honor for her sister and wore peach net on taffeta and carried talisman roses and delphinium. Philip Moynahan was best man for his brother and the ushers were Charles Campbell and Brendon Moynahan.

Mr. and Mrs. Moynahan are 011 a motor trip through Canada. Coopersmith-Schwarzman The marriage of Miss Helen C. Schwarzman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Schwarzman of Newark, N. to Irving Robert Coopersmith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Coopersmith, in the Brooklyn Jewish Center.

The ceremony was performed by Dr. Leventhal. The bride was given in marriage by her father and mother. The bride wore an ivory satin princess gown with long pointed sleeves trimmed with seed pearls at the Waistline and cuffs of the gown. Her lace veil was fastened to A wreath of lilies of the valley.

She carried white orchids and a Bible with streamers of lily of the valley. Miss Amelia Fiebush was maid of honor. She wore a blue satin gown with veil. Nat Schwarzman was best man. The ushers were Ira Schwarzman, Oscar Schwarzman, Sam Mosberg, Philip Dwaritz, George Fishman, Leo Shulder, Joseph Fuchs and Jack Seiler.

After the ceremony there was a reception at the Jewish Center. After a wedding trip to South America, Panama and Cuba, Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Coopersmith will reside in Brooklyn.

The Italian House of Queens will give a garden party on the house lawn at 59-11 Madison Ridgewood. this afternoon and evening. August Gradilone is general chairman. Miss Frances Friel of 86 Maple St. is visiting at Alban Towers in Washington, D.

C. She is accompanied by Miss Ruth M. Grau of the Bronx and Miss Peggy Wan-.