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6 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, 'APRIL 21, 1935 Brides lo Be beted in Social World; Charily Bridges and Dances Prevalent 'Shades of Talent' Exhibit To Be Event of Week i III illilf bV: if illf 111! III 1C! mil 4 Cl'RTIS FARNUM Miss Ann Lucille Farnum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge W. Farnura of 8831 17Bth Place. Jamaica, was married yesterday after noon to J.

Matthew Curtis, son of Mrs. Mary Curtis of 39 S. Elliott Place. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Chrysostom Drlscoll, and was followed by a reception at the Franklin Jamaica.

Miss Farnum had Miss Helen Farnum as maid of honor and Miss Rita Farnum as bridesmaid. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin made with a train and a lace yoke, Her veil of illusion fell from a cap and she wore a face veil which ex- tended to the hem of her gown, The bride carried a prayer book with showers of lilies of the valley and ribbons. The maid of honor wore a green gown, fuchsia trim med, and a green horsehair picture hat with fuchsia velvet trimming and carried fuchsia-colored flowers. The bridesmaid wore a maize gown trimmed with green and hat slippers and a hat of contrasting colors. The church was profusely decorated with lilies and palms.

Francis C. Hugelmeyer of Lake Ronkonkoma was best man, and the ushers were William O. Hencke of Laurelton and Chester A. Rogers of Jamaica, Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis will go to Bermuda and Nassau on the Holland-America liner Rotterdam and upon their return will live at Woodhull Gables, Hollis. JANTZEN SCHNEIDER Mr. and Mrs. John Jantzen of 836 Lincoln Road announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Margarete Marie Jantzen, to Kenneth H.

Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider of White Plains. JUNKERSFELD REILLEY Miss Florence Rita Junkersfeld, daughter of Mrs. Peter Junkersfeld, of Scarsdale, N.

and the late Mr. Junkersfeld, will be married to Philip Francis Rellley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rellley, of Greenwich, on Wednesday In the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Scarsdale.

Miss Hazel Kane of Flatbush will be maid of honor and only attend-. ant for the bride, who Is well known in Brooklyn. Charles S. Reilley Jr. will be best man for his brother.

A breakfast at the home of the bride's mother will follow. Miss Junkersfeld was educated at Ladycliff Academy and Miss Mills' School. After a wedding trip, Mr. Reilley and his bride will live In Cos Cob, Conn. Miss Agatha Mc-Mahon of Brooklyn entertained at a miscellaneous shower recently for Miss Junkersfeld.

ANNUAL AWARDS RALLY One hundred Greenpoint Y. M. C. A athletes representing twelve activities, will receive varsity and minor letters at the second annual Spring dance, and awards rally Friday, May 3, at the Greenpoint Instituted by Daniel J. Bunney, physical director, last season for the I I Miit Muriel Shapiro it the daughter of Mr.

and Mrt. Hyman Shapiro of 567 Ocean Parkway and the fiancee of Irwin S. Zucker-man. (Photo by Blakeman Shuter 933 E. 13th St.

ha, been elected at Adelphi College for 1935-1936. Carl P. Zellner and the crafts prize for Junior exhibitors will be a book on cratfs given by Mrs. Frederick L. Cranford.

Mrs. Alfred E. Mudge, chairman of the committee of management of the Central Branch of the Brooklyn Y. W. C.

will be the chairman of the tea held In connection with the preview of the exhibition, from 3 to 6 o'clock on Wednesday nft.prnnon. The exhibition will be open to the general public without admission charge on Wednesday evening from 6 to 10 o'clock and on Thursday and Friday from 11 a.rr. to 10 p.m. Models for the fashion show of Summer sport clothing, arranged by Mrs. Theodore Fitz Randolph, for Wednesday evening in Memorial Hall of the Central Branch will include: Miss Elizabeth Deyer, Mrs.

Coverly Fischer, Miss Sally Hard-lngs, Miss Rebecca Holmes, Mrs. William G. James, Miss Helen Law-son, Miss Barbara Leggett, Mrs. Tremper Longman, Miss Elizabeth Lott, Mrs. William Swaney, Mrs.

Clifton S. Thomson, Miss Sylvia Turner and Miss Edith Warren. A pool pageant which will Include a parade of models showing the new styles in bathing suits will be held before the fashion show and will be repeated after the fashion show for the benefit of late comers. The sponsors for the concert which will be held under the auspices of the International Institute of the Brooklyn Y. W.

C. A. In Memorial Hall on the second evening of the pxhibitinn include Mrs. Walter Trus- low, Miss Alice Chase, Mrs. Mllward Crosby, Mrs.

Claude Crane, Mrs. J. A. Curran, Mrs. Phillips P.

Elliott, Mrs. Wilbur Gemmi. Mrs. Henry Halstead, Mrs. Palmer H.

Jadwln, Mrs. H. F. Kramer, Mrs. iane, Mrs.

William H. Lohman, Mrs. John Howard Mellsh, Mrs. Thomas Morrow. Mrs.

Willis G. Nealley, Miss Anna M. Pyott, Mrs. H. S.

Rasi, Mrs. E. S. Smith, Mrs. Frederick Steele, Miss Margaret Van Wyck, Mrs.

C. Winey and Mrs. G. M. Whittlesey.

The program of the concert which will be presented by Viscardo Stefa- nelli and a group of well known opera singers will consist largely of selections irom Italian opera, ine program for the third evening of the exhibition will consist of a demonstration of popular Summer snnrt.s hv well known nlavers in the gymnasium of the Central Branch. The proceeds from the three-day event will be used to provide recreational activities for younger unem ployed girls. of Oppenheim Collins store windows. This year Brooklyn Camp Flra Girls are helping with the Salvation Army drive. Those who are on the team headed by Mrs.

Sara B. De-Forest are: Marriana Caronna, Mrs. Martha Anderson, Elsie I. Sand-strom, Mrs. Albert Ammerman, Edna Byrns.

Edna Jensen, Georgene Stansberry, Marie Plrtle, Marion Conklin and Edna Goddard. The cooking class will meet at the Old Court House, Myrtle and Vanderbilt Avcs. at 10 o'clock next Saturday. Miss Grace Tuttle ls in charge. Several Brooklyn Camp Fire Girls are entering their hobbies in the contest to be held at The Eagle for "Miss Brooklyn." ZETA OMEGA PHI Delta Chapter of the Zeta Omega Phi sorority re-elected as officer! at a recent meeting, the Misses Anne Conway, president, elected for the third term; Mary Judge, vice president; Muriel Raffcrty, treasurer, and Winifred Sauter, secretary.

The sorority will have its annual Spring dance at the Hotel Taft on Saturday, March 18. Miss Helen Stehla has been welcomed as a new member. Miss Helen Kelly will entertain at the text meeting. Among those of local interest at the Inn at Buck Hills Falls, for the East holidays are Maiuice J. and Michael P.

Guida, Mrs. John Evans of Brooklyn and Mrs. Anna McAuley and her daughter, Miss Catherine McAuley of 8538 108th Richmond Hill. Judges are announced by Mrs. Leo W.

Mortonsen, chairman, for the "Shades of Talent" exhibition which will be held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, under the auspices of the Arts and Crafts Center of the Young Women's Christian Association of Brooklyn at the Central Branch of the Brooklyn Y. W. C. 30 3rd Ave. The judges In the arts and crafts will Include: Graecen W.

Edmund, president of the Grand Central Art School; Forest Grant, director of art of the New York City Schools; Prof. Herbert Tschudy of the Brooklyn Museum; Mrs. Jessie A. Stagg, president of the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors, and Miss Genevieve Parr Hamlin, a member of the association; Clarence H. White Jr, Mrs.

Edith F. Ackley, Miss Elizabeth Flack and Miss Elizabeth Ward. The Judges of flower arrangement exhibits for the three days will be: Wednesday Mrs. H. C.

Naegell of Plandome; Thursday Mrs. Charles Doscher of Manhattan, and Fri dayMrs. Whitney Merrill. A feature of the exhibition will be exhibits by professional artists and craftsmen, who because of their interest In the purposes of the exhibition will show examples of their work but who will not be In the com petition for prizes. These, with their exhibits will Include: John Taylor Arms, president of the American Society of Etchers, etchings; Simon Moselsio, sculpture; Anne Golthwalthe, ceramic sculpture; Ed ward Graecen, paintings; Gordon W.

Colton, president of the Brooklyn Society of Painters and Sculptors, paintings; Sigvard Mohn, paintings; Dr. Carroll L. Nichols, paintings; Stephen Cole, president of the New York Water color ciud, paintings; Maurice Heaton, president of the New York Society of Craftsmen, an exhibit of glass; Peer Smed, silver; Miss Elizabeth Flack, jewelry; Mrs. Edith F. Ackley, puppets.

There also will be an exhibit of ceramics from the Inwood Pottery Studios. Honorable mention will be given in each class in arts and crafts. The prizes will include the following: fine arts prize for student amateurs an Inwood vase given by Mrs. Aimee Le Prince Voorhees; crafts prize a course of craft lessons at the Arts and Crafts Center, given by Mrs. A.

Clarke Bedford; prize for originality a book on metals, given by Mrs. Carroll L. Nichols. The fine arts prize for junior exhibitors will be art material given by Mrs. Camp Fire Girls There will be a camp reunion, swim and lunch at the Hotel St.

George on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. While this Is a reunion of counsellors and campers, Camp Fire Girls will be present. At the C. W.

S. workers' craft exhibit at Namm's store, on Fulton Friday, and Saturday the Camp Fire Girls will have a display on Saturday morning. Several of them will be actually doing handcraft work in the window. The Guardians Association will meet on May 2 at their headquarters in Brooklyn at 8 o'clock. Mrs.

Gordon K. Smith will have charge or the tea table, Club Day, May 29, week for the blind. The Camp Fire Girls will serve, and their mothers and friends are invited to visit them at the Camp Fire table. A group of Camp Fire Girls will also sell candy at a card party given that afternoon. A camp exhibit will be held at Abraham Straus during May.

The Brooklyn Camp Fire Girls will have a booth and will have charge of the program two days during the exhibit. Friday, May 17, ls the big date for the Camp Fire Girls, when they will have their rally at the Bedford Branch of the Y. M. C. giving three plays, "The Fatal Quest," "Murder at Large" and "These Things Have I Spoken," to which their parents and friends are invited.

The Camp Fire Girls will have a display during "Youth Week' in one i SPRING SIPPER-DANCE The Brooklyn Organization for Tuberculosis Aid, of which Mrs. Gertrude Buchenholz Is president, will celebrate its silver anniversary with a Sprint; dunce and supper on Saturday, May 4, at the Hotel Pierre, Manhattan. The committee Include Mrs, Alexander Block, chairman; Mrs, Algeron I. Nova, Mrs. Daniel Janover.

Mrs. Jack Gumbert, Mrs, Morris Haft and Mrs, George New man. RUSH SMITH Special to The Eagle Cedarsurst, April 20 Miss Norine Rush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Rush of West Broadway, will become the bride of Townsend smith, son of Dr. and Mrs.

E. Smith, Monday morning at a nup nal mass a. 9 o'clock at St. Joachims Catholic church here. The Rev.

Father Francis P. Flana gan, pastor, will officiate. Mrs. Paul H. Smith of Cedarhurst, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, will be maid of honor for Miss Rush, and Vincent Rush, her brother, will be best man.

A breakfast for members of the Immediate families will follow at the Hewlett Inn. After a motor trip the couple will reside In Far Rockaway. Judge Jacob Strahl of Brooklyn nas reserved a cabana for the Sum mer season at the Nautilus Beach Club, Atlantic Beach. Other Brook lynites who will be active in the cabana and bath cabin colony of the South Shore club are Michael E. Greenman, Irving Kiss, Max Kiss and James M.

Baumohl. COMMUNION BREAKFAST Plans are progressing for the annual memorial mass and communion breakfast of the Catholic Teachers Association of the diocese of Brooklyn on Saturday, May 4. His Excellency, the Right Rev. Bishop Raymond A. Kearney will celebrate mass for the deceased members of the association at St.

Augustine's Church at 9 o'clock. Breakfast will be served Immediately after the mass at th- Columbus Club. Dr. Maurice S. Sheehy of the Catholic University of Washington will be the principal speaker.

The guest of honor will be the Right Rev. Bishop Thomas E. Molloy. CARD PARTY Miss Marion P. Conmy, chairman for the Xavier Ladies' Club card party to be held next Saturday afternoon at the Edison Auditorium for St.

Anthony's Hospital, Wood-haven, has announced the following subscribers: Mrs. Thomas J. Cox, Mrs. Helen Culyer, Mrs. John Egan, Mrs.

Joseph Hynes, Mrs. Betty Johnston. Mrs. Thomas Mack-lin, Mrs. Carroll Mathison, Mrs.

Edward A. Monck, Mrs. John Moylan, Mrs. Mary L. Murnane, Mrs.

Daniel J. McGoldrlck, Mrs. Thomas Mc-Quade, Mrs, Loretta Owens, Mrs. Mary Pierce, Mrs. Marie A.

Rich mond, Mrs. Joseph bullivan and the Misses Margaret Sullivan, Catherine Jefferies, Catherine Bushey, Mary Campbell. Margaret Callahan, Ann ca.ssidy. Kathleen V. Conmy, Margaret Flnley.

Florence Huss, Mar-cella Jordan, Helen Jordan, Mae Kain, Camila Kokesch, Nettie V. Lynch, dally Julia Ma-honey, Mary L. Mulligan, Ann Murphy, Ann McCoy, Anne McNamara, Helen Noonan, May Quinn. Josephine Anna Smith, Clair Thelma and Ann Woehrle. Miss Madeline R.

Pierce is president of the Xavier Ladies Club and the Rev. Leo J. McAvoy, moderator. The Xavl Ladies Club is connected with St. Francis Xavier's Church, of which Mons.

David J. Hickey, V. G. P. is pastor.

O'HARE LACHNICHT Miss Dorothy Adrienne O'Hare, daughter of Mr. and Mri. Francis E. O'Hare of 586 5th will be married to Dr. Vitus Joseph Lach- nicnt, son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Georee H. Lachnicht of 770 Ocean tomorrow In the Church of St. Saviour. Miss O'Hare Is a graduate of St.

Saviour's Academy, Maxwell Training School, and received her A. B. degree from New York University. Fordham Univer ity aDd an alum- nus of Pordham School nf Stv.ial Service. He received the Blattslein awar from the New York Univer- College of Dentistry in 1932.

Mane O'Mara will be maid honor and the bridesmaids will 'Jje Mlssfs Kathleen Howlett and n' Ifchnicht- Davld GerbPr 'c umhts nlcht and Dr- Richard Lutz. Lachnicht and his bride will Mjami and upon their return I will reside in Flatbush. i i REICHERT GOEFFE Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Catherine Viola Reicheit. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Emil P. Relchert of 5 S. For est Rockville Centre, to Howell Goeffe. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Graham Goeffe of 75 Hillside Rockville Centre. The ceremony win be performed Saturday, May 11, i nt 5 o'clock in Mark's M. E. church, Rockville Centr by the i pastors, tin Rev. Ivan Gould and thp Rev.

Karl Moore. The taicj 0f hontr be Mlss 1 janet Wynne of Rockville Centre. The bridesmaids will be the Misses Helen Bre.igcl and Helen Morrell, also of Rockville Centre 1 Emil P. Reichprt Jr. will act as best man and the ushers include Charles Martin.

David Leich, Harry Becker and Vv 111mm Morgan. A reception at the Reichert home will i follow the ceremony. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at Merrick Road, Lynbrook, BEVERAGE" PARTY There will be a beverage party under the auspices of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary Star of the Sea Church at St. Mary's Parish Hall, Court and Liiciuer Sts on Saturday evening.

There will be entertainment and music. Those on the committee are the Rev. Father Daniel P. Kane, spirit -ual director of the mi -ic'v. and Chairman William o'Donuhiie, Michael and John Kelli'her.

James and Joseph Carney. Dave Michael Walsh, George Duggan, William Lynch, Andrew Diuzo and Joseph Valsh, Mrt. Walter E. Birchall, left, It the farmer Mini Olga J. Adler of Hollis.

(Vhoto by Cladyi T. Northacker.) Mrt. Louit Schlinghmim, right, lean Mitt Marjorie Hnlicer, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Michael Hahcer of 239 E.

3d St. (Photo by tllakeman Shuter.) Mil, Mildred Henderton of president of the Athletic Atiociation CONCERT AND DANCE The students of the Flatbush Teacher Training School will give a concert on Monday evening, May 20, at the Flatbush Congregational Church for the benefit of the Con gregational Italian Mission, where the students provide for the services of a teacher. Carl H. Tollef- sen, head of the music department of the Flatbush Teacher Training School and the Flatbush School, will be the director of the concert. Assisting the student teachers will be a group of high school students of the Flatbush School.

Miss Alice Vogel, president of the student body of the Flatbush Teacher Training School, is chairman of the concert. Miss Betty Hough of Rockvllle Centre is chairman of the ticket committee, and Miss Helen Koliler is faculty adviser. Dancing will follow the conceit. CHARITY BRIDGES A series of bridges, the proceeds of which will go to the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities for its Spring Fund-Raising Campaign, is being run by the Junior Federation, under the leadership of Evans Cohen, chairman; Sylvia Rudich, vice chairman, and Sophie Jacobs, secretary. Among the hosts and hostesses for this week are: Saturday, Harry Rudes, 191 Joralemon Sunday, Miss Helen Greenbaum, 161 E.

18th Miss Claire Aboff, 2060 82d and Miss Loretta Levine, 5512 15th Ave. BRIDGE AND TEA Mrs. Lillian Boyhan will be host ess at a bridge and tea to be held for the benefit of Court Margaret Mary, 711, C. D. at 4th Ave.

and 76th St. on Wednesday afternoon. BRIDGE AND DANCE The Immaculate Heart of Mary Auxiliary, Mrs. Joseph C. O'Dea, president, has completed arrangements for its annual bridge and dance on Friday evening, May 10, at the school auditorium.

The Rev. Daniel A. Dwyer is moderator of the auxiliary. The remaining committees are: Prize Mrs. Albert C.

Prast, Mrs. Celia Decker, Mrs. William Assip, Mrs. Harold Carole. Mrs.

Leo F. Cunningham, Mrs. William Skippon, Mrs. James Riley, Mrs. Daniel J.

McBride, Mrs. Patrick Mannix, Mrs. John J. Kearney. Mrs.

Rose Weide- mann and Mrs. Helen Towers, and refreshment, Mrs. William Gilmar- tin, Mrs. George Bennett, Mrs. Richard Kavanagh, Mrs.

Charles Englert, Mrs. Robert Kenny, Mrs. Gerard Weber, Mrs. Frank Kane, Mrs. John Callahan, Mrs.

Daniel J. Casey, Mrs. W. H. Clarke.

Mrs. Ed- ward Greer. Mrs. James Gilmartin. 'Mrs.

Mary Seagriff. Miss Catherine i Pee and Mrs. Nora Shea. ANNUAL SHOW The women of the Community Milk Fund are engaged in rehears- in8 fr their annual show, to be given on May 4 under the direction of Anne Javer. first time, the anair will become an annual event for the branch as a means of rewarding its athletes.

Coaches and leaders will receive service pins for their work. The athletic activities represented will be varsity, Jayvee, young men's, senior boys' and Junior boys' bas-' ketball teams; house league, church league, swimming, water polo, btxs-lng, wrestling, handball and volley ball. The committee, headed by Mr. Bunney, will consist of Sylvester Plontkowski, chairman and founder; Greenpoint baseball, basketball and chairman Y. M.

C. A. house league; Joseph Jambor, chairman Greenpoint church league; Edward Blood, dormitory group; Edward Fredericks, Jayvees, and Michael Stoniola. senior boys basketball team. LUNCHEON AND SHOWER A luncheon and shower was given recently for Miss Margaret Gamble of 564 Marlborough Road at the home of Miss Anne Dragner of 19 W.

Central Boulevard. Palisades Jpark, J. Those present were the Misses Margaret Gamble, Gene Suwalls, CASEY KEANE Miss Mary Casey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Casey of 1056 Lincoln Place, will be married to Jo seph M. Kcane Of 559 83d St. on Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. Gregory's R.

C. Church. The Rev. Joseph I. Foley will perform the ceremony.

Miss Kathleen OShea will be maid of honor for Miss Casey, and Thomas Keane will be best man for his brother. John Casey and Thomas Lenahan will be the ushers. The bride will be given in marriage by i her father. A wedding breakfast will follow the ceremony at the Hotel St. George.

After a wedding trip to Atlantic City the couple will make their home in Brooklyn. CARD PARTY The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Greg ory's Church will sponsor a card a uiu, ROSARY SOCIETY PARTY The Rosary Society of St. Edmund's R. C.

Church, the Rev. George L. Murray, spiritual adviser, will sponsor a bridge and tea on Monday afternoon, April 29, In Ed-mundian Auditorium, Avenue and E. 19th Mrs. William A.

Devlne Is president; Mrs. Stephen F. Mc-Donough, vice president; Mrs. Robert J. Moore, secretary, and Mrs.

Edward J. Lavln, treasurer. Chairmen of committees are: Prizes, Mrs. Lavln, assisted by Mrs. John J.

Kearney; tickets, Mrs. Joseph Keenan, assisted by Mrs. John McGuirk; prize table, Mrs. Thomas J. Lee, assisted by Mrs.

Beecher Winckler, and Mrs. Robert J. Moore; cards, Mrs, William J. Farrell, assisted by Mrs. Augustus V.

Brady, Mrs. Charles Chander; refreshments, Mrs. Patrick A. Galvln, assisted by Mrs. Samuel Wheeler, Mrs.

Herbert A. Donovan, Mrs. William Moran, Mrs. Samuel Tischler; banner prize, Mrs. Devlne, assisted by Mrs.

Mary Decker and Mrs. Mary Bracken. GALBALLY CROSSWELL Mr. and Mrs. James J.

Galbally of 993 E. 40th St. announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Viola M. Galbally, to Raipn n. Crosswell, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sydney M. Crosswell of the Park Slope, at a luncheon and bridge yesterday. Miss Galbally is a graduate of St. Saviour's Academy and a member of Tau Lambda Sigma sorority.

Mr. Crosswell attended Erasmus Hlgh" Schooi and was graduated from the Harrisburg Preparatory School. He also attended Dickinson College, in Carlisle, Pa He Is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fralernltv Amonii the guests were Mrs. Louis J. Sahner, Mrs.

Joseph Werbin, Mrs. Fred Santi, Mrs. Edward Mockler, Mrs. James Galbally and the Misses Frances Kunzinger, Doris Galbally, Dorothy McCamley, Elecha Ennist Mae Feeley, Vera Fitzgerald and Doris Carey. Also Mrs.

Ralph Reed and Miss Emma Hart of Manhattan, and Mrs. Edward Olsta of Port Richmond, S. I. WALSH GALVIN Mr. and Mrs.

William Walsh of tho PTl. Walsh resides with her aunt and "hole, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Walsn of William Hempstead. Miss Walsh is president of the Junior Branch of the Hempstead Leaeue for Mercy Hospital, a grad uate of the Hempstead High School and a member of Sigma Alpha Ep silon.

Mr. Galvin is the son of Thomas A. Galvin of Mount Vernon and the late Mrs. Galvin. He lives with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs T. P. Galvin. RAPPEPORT SPITZ Hempstead, April 20 Mr. and Mrs.

William Rappeport oi uaine dial Ave. announce the engagement nf thpir dauchter. Grace Ellzabetn Rappeport, to David Spitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin opim ui Stearns Park, Freeport.

Miss Rappeport ls a well known pianist and a graduate of the College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University. SIEGEL QUATTLANDER The marriage of Miss Marjorie Quattlander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quattlander of West Hempstead, and Millard C. Siegel took place yesterday morning at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Manhattan.

Miss Ethel M. Cox of Brooklyn attended Miss Quattlander as maid of honor and Jerry Pef-ford of Queens Village was best man for Mr. Siegel. Miss Quattlander wore a net trimmed white crepe gown and carried an arm bouquet of white roses. The maid cf honor wore a peach organdy dress with blue accessories and carried delphiniums.

The young couple left Immediately on the Queen of Bermuda for a trip in the West Indies. SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Milton Adler of 35 W. 90th Manhattan, announces the birth of a son Thursday at the Brooklyn Jewish Hospital.

Mrs. Adler ls the former Miss Ethel Meyer of 1723 Ocean Ave. I BON VOYAGE SUPPER The Kings County American Le gion Auxiliary Glee Club gave a bon voyage supper recently to Mrs. Vio let Wagner and Mrs. Maude Post, director and accompanist of the glee club.

They will sail Wednesday for a five-weeks tour of England and France. Among those present were Mrs. Rose V. Fuchs, Kings County A. L.

Auxiliary chairman and president of the glee club; Mrs. Betty Burdett, Mrs. Florence Livingston. Mrs. Mary Heeren, Mrs.

Florence Milde, officers of the glee club, and Miss Ruth Albright, Mrs. Viola Beck. Mrs. Elsie Ackerman, Mrs. Mary Bradley, Mrs.

Lillian Coates, Mrs. Irene Cunningham, Mrs. May Esposita, Miss Louise Evans, Mrs. Dorothy Gotte-scheim, Mrs. Marion Hipperling, Miss Lucy Hueller, Mrs.

Peggy Ham-len, Mrs. Mary Hagan. Mrs. May Harris. Mrs.

Charlotte Hatton, Mrs. Elizabeth Meacham. Mrs. Margaret McKinnon, Mrs. Florence Mclnnes, Mrs.

Catherine McCarthy, Mrs. Mac Newbauer, Mrs. Mary 6'Neil, Mrs. Jennie Rollo, Mrs. George Rogers.

Mrs. Etta Reamer, Mrs. Florence Rine, Mrs. Florence Sclmaar, Mrs. Madeline Steward, Mrs.

Eva Scha-del. Mrs. Florence Valentine and Mrs. Kate Warnock. APRIL MEETING The April meeting of the Samaritan Hospital auxiliary, Mrs.

Herbert Briggs president, will be held in the board rooms of the hospital tomorrow afternoon. A sewing meeting will be held at 10 o'clock. Mi Betty Douglas, Edith Johnson, Car uiuic ucvciciu, Mrs. -imp uratner. KITCHEN SHOWER Mrs Edward Healey of 101 twrnff av oniprtained at a kitchen shower last week In honor Of Miss Muriel Ebel, whose engage-I" ment to William F.

Leghorn was recently announced. The guests were the Misses Jua- sit' 1 party for the benefit of St. Vincent 'l-uac' 41 de Paul Society at Parish Hall, St. gagement of their daughter Miss John's Place and Brooklyn on Margaret Walsh, to Thomas A. vin of Front Hempstead.

Miss nita Linnell, Marguerite Murphy. lndude William Donnelly, M.h.i Dougherty. Georee Lach- The committee consists of Mrs. I John J. McManus.

chairman; Mrs. Thmoe liwrf mricu mody, Mrs. William Harper, Mrs. Joseph Collins. Mrs.

James Gaila-1 gher and Mrs. John Mills. SOCIAL AND CARDS The ladies' auxiliary of the Beverly Club are having a social followed by cards on Tuesday evening. Miss May Bannerman is chairman of the committee, assisted by the Misses Joan Garvey and Margaret Connelly. i vtmT wii am Clark Mrs Rav- i 2hWS Mr.

Howard ill nedy. Mrs. Willard Frasier and Mrs. Otto B. Landcastle.

BUTLER C'OSTELLO Mr. and Mrs. John J. Butler of 810 Schenectady Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Pranrps E.

Butler, to William J. rostello. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bart- ley Costello of 13 Marlboro Place, Belmore.

ANNIVERSARY PARTY I The Immaculate Conception i Church, Williamsburg, popularly known as "Old St. Mary's," marks Its eightieth anniversary this year. Father Jeremiah J. King, the pas- tor, is planning a card party and 1 dance to be held Wednesday, May 1, at Trommer's. Improvements, re- pairs and remodelings have caused: heavy financial obligations to De as-1 gumed.

The card party is mtenaea to materially reduce these obligations. The committee Ls headed Dy wn- 11am J. McHugh and Mrs. C. Nappi, chairmen, and mlss itosemary j.

Waldron, secretary. ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE The Con Boyle Social and Civic Association will have Its first annual entertainment and dance on Fridav, May 3, at the Chateau d'Or. MADDEN PRCSSER Mrs. James J. Madden of 425 Argylc Road announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Edna M.

Madden, to William R. Prusser. AN ENT ERTAINMENT The Ht.nual entertainment and dance of the New Deal Bovs Asm)- ciatlou, will be held at Ah- rend'f Saturt fl'avern, 4 Jamaica on I evening. Photographed limiting on the boardicalk at the lirL Club, Atlantic lleach, terra Maurice Metzler of I JL 1 Mrt. Myron It Levy (Joan live) of Atlantic Hear 'ln Jr.

(Irene Delroy) rof Atlantic Beach and "ha Oreenfield oj Ledarhunt. s. Mitt Knth Mutuary, left, 310 (titon ire. it member nf the rnmmiltre for the Adelphi Cnl-lege junior prom nn riiliiv ul the Regit, Manhattan, Misi laire llyrne. renter, nf fllt 21th St.

it a member of the committee, and Mitt I tabetic K. Ileinerl, right, nf 27 Sterling St. it the chairman of lin committee. Mill Ite.inerl it an executive of the clan of 1936 and vice prvtident of the athletic ainnsmlion, dhoioi hj. Lhidnoff Jv.