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I I Neighborhood News IROOMYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1941 23 FLATBUSH Monte Carlo Benefit Raises Funds for Britain and China NEW YORK EAST East Hew York Medicos Honor A -t- Si 1 Chinese flags decorated the ballroom. On the committee were: William Batchelder, Harold Meyer, Albert Engelhardt, Harrison Lyman, Erwin Bancroft, Robert Hartcorn, Thomas Walsh, Betty Lausser, Nan Walsh, Peggy Maynard, Virginia Hartcorn, Grace Van Siclen, Betty Smith, Dorothy Melvin, Ethel Barnard and Mrs. James Laird. The Knickerbocker Field Club, Tennis Court and E.

18th Flat-bush, sponsored a Monte Carlo party and dance to benefit the Brooklyn committee of the British War Relief Society and the United China Relief. The club was given over to a "gaming casino" and there were dancing, entertainment and refreshments. American, British and i i-T'M Plnney photo CHECKING RETURNS Members of the Italian women's team which is working on the annual budget campaign of the Brooklyn Y. W. C.

A. go over their report for the drive. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Matthew Simpson, Marie Frugone, Mrs. Lawrence Ottaviano ond Mrs.

Joseph B. L'Episcope. Standing are Mrs. Alfonso Pollizzotto, Mrs. Sam Fatta, Mrs.

Frances Ferraro, Josephine Paterno and Rosina Martella. Navy Yard Boys' Club Sets Date for Dance The 16th annual danc for the benefit of the Boys Club of the Navy Yard District will be held Dec. 20 at the Hotel Bossert, It was' announced at a meeting of a committee held at the club. Miss Dorothea Polito was named general chairman. Edgar J.

Cavanagh, managing director, reported that the organiza tion has been serving the social, educational and recreational needs I ofthe boys since 1926. The attend-j ancle has averaged between 200 and 309 dally and more than 35 social gitoups have been meeting weekly. InVjjcjltion to the regular program, the club sponsors a number of projects. Willtam R. Donaldson, president, and Mr.

Cavanagh have set up a health center, with five physicians donating their services. Dr. Patrick I i tfw -i tr Brooklyn College to Organize Civilian Defense Committee Dr. Koplowitz Dr. Abraham Koplowitz was honored by the East New York Medical Society for his "many years of service" to the group at Its annual beefsteak party last night in Oet-Jen's Restaurant, Church and Flat-bush Aves.

Invited guests were Dr. Maurice J. Dattelbaum, president of the Kings County Medical Society, and Dr. William F. Meagher, president elect of that body.

More than 250 persons attended. Dr. Louis H. Ra-din was chairman. Dr.

William Levine Is president of the society, which was founded in 1911. Other officers are Dr. Morris Ant, vice president; Dr. Max Dan- nenberg, treasurer, and Dr. Harry Beller, secretary.

THE HILL 88th P'ct. Council Holds Annual Show The 88th Precinct Neighborhood Council held its fifth annual entertainment and dance at the Masonic Temple on Clermont Ave. last Friday evening. The program, provided by the children of the community, was performed under the direct supervision of Capt. William O.

Jones and Miss Eloise Piersol, recreation director of the Juvenile Aid Bureau. Following the show, Deputy Police Commissioner John H. Morris, representing Mayor LaGuardia and Police Commissioner Valentine, spoke briefly of the accomplishments of the council in the last five years. Deputy Commisisoner Morris is honorary president of the council. President Edward H.

Johns and Past Presidents Louis Drago and Harold Anderson also were called upon to speak. The surprise of the evening was the appearance of Bill Robinson, famous Negro dancer, who thrilled the audience with his tap routines. Among the guests were Mrs. Arthur De Marrias of the Police Athletic League, Magistrate D. JosepU D' Andrea, Warden Henry O.

Schleth of Raymond St. Jail, former State Senator William Lathrop Love, Lt. James F. Cone, commanding officer of Unit 7, Juvenile Aid Bureau; John R. Lawler, Anthony Ventrice and Louis G.

Mertz, president of the Brooklyn Exchange Club. Christian Knudsen acted as chairman. Will Hold Card Party To Raise Camp Funds The Parent-Teacher Association of Public School 221, Empire Boulevard near Troy will hold its annual benefit card party on Saturday night in the school. Proceeds will go to a fund used to send under-privileged children to camp during the Summer. The association is now conducting recreational activities for adults In the school gymnasium.

These include basketball, volley ball, badminton, shuffle board and calisthenics. Non-members are Invited to attend. Valerhe photo BRIDE Mrs. Samuel Bloom of Brooklyn is the former Blanche Eisenstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Eisenstein of the Bronx. fj' Herlands to Address Jewish Congress Unit Commissioner of Investigation William B. Herlands will address members and friends of the Brooklyn Young Men's and Women's Division of the American Jewish Congress on Sunday night in the Young Israel of Flatbush, Coney Island Ave. and Avenue I. His topic will be "Unity and Leadership in Jewish Life." Leonard J.

Mandl will preside. 'V for Victor Dance Arranged at School A for Victory" dance will be sponsored by Samuel J. Tilden High School the afternoon of Dec. 7 in the school. Proceeds will go to the British War Relief Society.

Many stage and screen stars have agreed to appear. Lodge Plans Celebrity Fete "Sports Celebrity Night" will be held by Conqueror Lodge. 559, Knights of Pythias, on Friday night in the Arion Pythian Temple, 937 Eastern Parkway, Crown Heights. There will be an official visit by deputy grand chancellor Raymond Relsler. To Dedicate Plaque A plaque in honor of Mrs.

Rose Rosenberg, mother of Sydney Ros enberg, after whom the Corp. Sydney Rosenberg Post, 670, American Legion, was named, will be dedicated tonight in the First Hebrew Day Nursery, 221 Division Ave. Will Talk on Movies Robert J. Strauss will lecture on amateur motion picture making at a meeting of the Brooklyn Chapter of Reel Fellows on Monday evening at 1535 78th Bensonhurst. Bugle Corps to Entertain The Flatlands Post junior drum and bugle corps will entertain at a barn dance sponsored by the post on Friday night In its headquarters, 2295 Nostrand Ave.

Mark 2d Anniversary The Stuyvesant Heights Co-operative Society will observe its second anniversary at a card party on Friday evening in Holy Rosary R. C. Church, 180 Bainbridge St. Mothers Group to Meet The Vanderveer Park Mothers Association will conduct its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening in the home of Mrs. Sarah Bongard, 1554 Albany Ave.

Mrs. William Mertens will preside. FORECLOSURES on the 2Sth day of November, 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, by WILLIAM F. REYNOLDS, auctioneer, the premises, with the improvements thereon erected, in the County of Kings.

State of New York, situated on the northeasterly of Ovington Avenue, distant 240 feet Ht inches northwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northeasterly side of Ovington Avenue and the northwesterly side of 14th Avenue, being 20 feet in front and rear by 124 feet 6 inches on the easterly side and 125 feet IV Inches on the westerly side, as more particularly described in said judgment, and being known as and by the street number 1355 68th Street. Brooklyn. New York. Subject to building, zoning restrictions, covenants, easements and restrictions of record, if any; any state of facts which an accurate survey may show, including changes in the street lines. Dated.

November 7th. 1941. MARY E. BROPHY. Refere.

SIDNEY SCHNEIDERMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff, 36 West 44th Street, New York City. n7 12 14 19 21 28 NOTICE OF SALE. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against FANNIE B.

LEVY, et defendants. HENRY N. STEINERT. Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 110 East 2nd Street.

New York City. Pursuant to judgment dated October 9th, 1941, and duly entered, I will sell at public auction, by JOHN A. HAR-TIGAN, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, X. on November 19th.

1941, at 12:00 o'clock that plot in Kings County, with improvements thereon and fixtures and personal property appurtenant thereto, situate on the westerly side of Bedford Avemw, 322 feet southerly from the southwest corner of Bedford Avenue and Avenue R. Borough of Brooklyn. New York City, being 31 feet and 4 inches in width front and rear by 100 feet in depth on both sides, including adjacent strips, gores and street lands; subject to any sate offsets an accu- laie siii i wuuiu huu 10 aki 'r ment recorded in. Liber 4748 of Con veyances. page 7, as set forth in a.tjd judgment and as more particularly de scribed in said Judgment: said prem known by the street number No.

3914 Bedford Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y. Dated.

October 24th. 1941. JACOB BERKOWITZ. Referee. o29-bt W4F SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY -THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, plaintiff, atjainst SARAH BERKOVITZ and others, defendants. Pursuant to judgment made 'rein, dated the dav of October. 1911. I will sell at auctbm, by CREWS SHAPIRO, auction, efs. at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

1 S9 Montague street, Brooklyn. New York, on the 24th day of November. 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises in the Rorough of Brooklyn, on the west side of Seheneetady Avenue, eighty feet one inch north of Union Street, being a plot nineteen feet eleven Inches In width front and rear by eightv f.i in depth on both sides, the rear line running parallel w'ith Schenectady Avenue and the side lines running parallel wilh Unii-n Street, the southerly side line tunning partly through a party wall. Said premise being known as No.

296 Schenectady Avenue and being more particularly described in the mortgage made by Andrew L. Wright and another to United States Guaranty and Indemnity recorded In Liber 3604 of Mortgages, page 275. Dated November 3. 1941. WILLIAM II.

HALL. Referee. Ht'TTON HOLAHAN. Attorncvs for Plaintiff. No.

32 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. n3-6t JliW Pythian Life Membership Awarded Samuel R. Lubell Warren G. Harding lodge, 500, Knights of Pythias, will present a life membership pin to Samuel R. Lubell, past chancellor, at ceremonies Nov.

21 in Arion Pythian Temple, 937 Eastern Parkway. MaJ. Sidney Harnett will make the presentation. Speakers will include State Senator Daniel Gut-man, Assistant District Attorney Maxwell Lustig and David Engel-son, past grand chancellor. Orphans to Benefit From Card party Miss Catherine Trimborn.

presi dent of the auxiliary to Bushwick Council, 132, Knights of Columbus, has announced that her group will hold a card party on Friday evening in the Bushwick Council clubhouse, 719 Bushwick Ave. Proceeds will be used to buy gifts for needy orphans, according to Mrs. Josephine R. Corso, chairman in charge of arrangements. Chapter Plans Bazar Waterloo Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire, held its November meeting in the home of Mrs.

Charles Wolfson, 2303 Clarendon Road, Flatbush. Plans were made for a bazar to be held Nov. 26 to 28 in the Hotel Biltmore. Hold Memorial Mass The Ladies of Charity of the House of Good Shepherd held their annual memorial mass yesterday in the convent, with Mrs. Ann B.

Bennett as chairman. She was assisted by Miss Margaret Markey, president, and Mrs. Thomas F. Mc-Enaney. Plan Thanksgiving Service The annual homecoming and re union Thanksgiving service of the Flatbush Christian Church, Dorchester Road and E.

15th will be held this year on Sunday. Nov. 23. The Rev. Thomas Miller of Schenectady will preach.

Social at Church The Counsellors of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 800 Madison will conduct their first Fall social tomorrow evening in the church. The Rev. James Bulger is moderator. To Hear Contest Winner Neil Barry, winner of the State American Legion oratorical contest in 1940, will address the Catholic Social Club tonight at the club, Clinton and Congress Sts. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

COUNTY OF KIN'GS HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff. against ROSE LEVINE. ft defendants. MARK A. BOG ART, Plaintiffs Attorney, 38 Park Row.

New York. N. Y. Pursuant to Judgment dated October 16. 1941, duly entered, I will sell et iiublic auction to the highest bidder, by JAMES A.

HEANEY. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1SH Montague Street. Brooklyn, New York, on the 14th day of November, 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises, with the improvements thereon erected, in said judKment. directed to be sold, situate in the County of Kings, State of New York, on the west side of Rockaway Parkway, distant 240 feet nortli of Avenue belnff 30 feet in width, front and rear, and 100 feet in depth on each side, premises being known as 536 Rockaway Parkway, Brooklyn.

New York, and as more particularly described in said judgment. Dated. New York. October 21. 1941.

EUGENE R. BRENNAN. Referee. o22-6t SUPREME COURT. KIN'GS COUNTY RUSSELL B.

GAUDINEER. as Administrator, of the Estate of Gertrude M. Alley, deceased, plaintiff against CORNELIUS J. TUCKER and AMANDA TUCKER, his wife, et defendants. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale, dated October 25.

1911. duly entered. I will at public auction, by (i. V. McMAHON.

auctioneer, at the Iirouklyn Real Estate Exchange. 1S9 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York, on November 19. 1941.

at 12.00 o'clork noon, the premises in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, directed by said judgment to be sold, situated the easterly side of Rogers Avenue. 160 feet south of Clarendon Road, being 20 feet wide, front and rear, and 102.50 feet deep on both sides. For a more complete description refer to said judgment. Dated, October 28, 1941. WILLIAM ZIEHLER.

Refeie. GOOPSON A- POTTS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 32 Court Street. Brooklyn.

New York. o29-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS Cni'NW Bushwick Savings Bank, plaintiff, against Joseph Thiel, el defendants. Brown Morgan. Plaintiff's Attorneys.

175 5th Avenue, N-w York City. In pursuance of a judgment of and sale, bearing date October 29th, 1941. I. the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction, by Crew's Shapiro. at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

1S9 Montague Street. Borough of Bne-klyn. New York City, on November iltith. 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises in said judgment directed to be being a plot of ground with a building thereon.

In the Roroutrh of i County of Kings, located on the motherly side of Grand Street, distant 50 feet east of Humboldt Street, said plot being 25 feet in wiath front ami rear nv teet in aepm on norn sides, and more particularly described in said judgment. Sub.iect to all re-strietive covenants, agreements, and easements nf rticord. if any. and to any state of facts an accurate survey would show. Premises known as No.

779 flrnnd Street. Rrooklvn. ALBERT ELEGANT. Referee. n5-6t NOTICE OF SALE? SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY -HOME OWNERS' LOAN COR-POR TION.

plaintiff, vs. LUIGI SAM-MARCO, et defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered November 3, 1941, I will sell at public -nietnin the highest holder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exehange. No. Montague Street.

Borough of Brooklyn, City and Stan of New York. Kj, llf-t TO BE WED Flora Wald of 8100 Bay Parkway, Benson-hurst, will be married to Robert Smith of Manhattan this Sunday in Menorah Temple. Meeting of 21st A D. Club Addressed by Dr. Hintz Dr.

Howard Hintz, Brooklyn director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, addressed members of the Parkside Democratic Club of the 21st A. D. at it monthly meeting last night in 1U rooms at 2209 Clarendon Road, Flatbush. Morris Miller, chairman of the board, presided. Pupils to Entertain The Parent-Teacher Association of Junior High School 171, B'Jft Ridgewood will hold Its monthly meeting Ipnight in the school to witness a play by ninth-grade pupils.

Willianj P. Davis, principal, w411 speak. Thrift and Riches go hand in hand. Every day Brooklyn Eagle want adi offer many opportunities for savings. Read them every day it' a profitable habit.

FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, plaintiff, vs. LUISA ROMANO, et defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered herein, dated November 5th. 1941, I will sell at public auction, by McGUIN-NESS REILLY. uctloneer.

at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street. Hrooklyn. N. on December 3rd. 1941.

at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premise In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kingi. City and State of New York, directed by said Judgment to be sold, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the aouth-westerly side of Congress Street, distant one hundred and ninety feet southeasterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the aouthwest-erly side of Congress Street with the southeasterly side of Columbia Street-running thence southwesterly parallel with Columbia Street, eighty-eight feet ten inches to land now or late of Psrmenus Johnson: thenre southeasterly along said land and parallel with Warren Street, twenty-five feet and one-half of an inch to a line drawn parallel with Columbia Street and distant two hundred and fifteen feet southeaster therefrom: thence northeasterly parallel with Columbia Street ninety feet four and oneTialf Inches to the southwesterly side of Congress Street, and thence northwesterly along the sa-d southwesterly side of Congress Street, twentv-five feet to the point or place of beginning. ALSO all the right, title and Interest of the said mortgagor of. In and to Congress Street, lying in front of and adjoining said premises to the centre line thereof.

SUBJECT to covenants ant! restrictions recorded in the office of the Register nf Kings County in Liber 138 of Conveyances at page 379; r2) state of facts shown on survey made bv Austin Ludlam. dated February 20th. 191 nv state of facts a new survey would show; and (4) existlntr violations filed In the Division nf Housing nf the Department nf Hnue-ing and Buildings of the Cltv of New York In and fnr the Borough of Brooklyn. Tined November 1941 Tnnjus r.iVTrsF.y Referee oRR Plaintiffs Attorneys, 16 Court Street. RrnnHvn NT.

Y. n12-fit SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KIN'GS THE CITY OF NEW YORK, plain' iff. against GERTRUDE GUNSHuR. et defendants.

WILLIAM C. CHANLEK. Plaintiff's Attorney. Municipal Building. New York.

N. Y. Pursuant to judgment dated November I. 1941, the undersigned will sell at public auction, at the Exchange-Salesroom. NV 1S9 Montague Street.

Borough of Brooklyn. Citv of New-York, on November 26. 1941, at Ou noon, by MeGUINNESS REILLY. auctioneers, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, being aa follows Beginning at a point formed by the intersection of the easterly side of Prospect Avenue with the southerly side of S'eley Street: running thence easterly along the southerly aide of Street, twenty-two and aixty-four one-hundredths (22.64) feet, mora or less: thnce southerly, one hundred and fifty (150) feet to a point aeventy-three and ninety-two one-hundredths 173 921 feet easterly from the easterly side of Prospect Avenue; thence westerly, seventy-three and ninety-two one-hundredths (73.92) feet, more or less, tit the easterly side of Prospect Avenue; and thence northerly along the easterly side of Prospect Avenue, one hundred and fifty-eight and flftv-two one-hundredths (158.52) feet to the point or place of beginning. MYLE3 J.

MULLEN, Referee. DS-6t TRANSPORT SCHOOL GRADUATE Pvt. Abraham H. Isgar of 180 Sackman St. has returned to Camp Blanding, after being graduated from the motor transport school ot Fort McPherson, Ga.

PARK SLOPE Men's Club to Fete Soldiers, Sailors More than 100 soldiers and sailors ttatloned in the local area will be guests of the Men's Club of Eighth Avenue Temple at an Armistice Day celebration tonight in the temple house, 8th Ave. and Garfield Place. The men will have the use of the gymnasium following the observance." Speakers will be Admiral E. J. Marquart, MaJ.

Gen. Irving J. Phillipson and Federal Judge Grover M. Moscowltz. Future temple events Include a card party of the auxiliary on Nov.

19, a theater party on Nov. 25 and the annual bazar of Dec. 7 and 8. Group to Meet M. J.

Pleschner of the Brooklyn Tuberculosis and Health Association will address a meeting of the Parentjs-Teachers Association of Public School 97 tomorrow afternoon in the school, Stlllwell Ave. and 82d St. Another speaker will be Celia Rauch, principal, according to Mrs. Doris Forman, president the association. IN SIGNAL CORPS George Stanley of 147 Patchen who has been selected from 2,000 trainees at Camp Upton to enter the photography unit of the Army Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth, N.

J. In pri- vare nre ne was cnarge ot a i.ummer.iui pnoiograpnic studio. Army News Pvt. William M. Kearney of Sheepshead Bay Is now stationed at Fort McClellan, where he is in the 12d Quartermaster Regiment of the 27th Division.

Chester Irving Hawkins of 148 Parkside Flatbush. now wears the wings of a Navy flier, having been graduated from the Naval Air Station at Jacksonville, Fla. Prior to his assignment to Jacksonville, Hawkins underwent elimination flight training at. Floyd Bennett Field. He attended Adelphl Academy, Cornell University and New York University.

Pvt. Seymour H. Mills of 672 Lef-ferts Ave. has reported at Maxwell Field, for a period of training as an Army Air Corps cadet. Edward Kristian Pederson of 920 59th st has seIected or a com mission in the Marine Corps.

Pvt. Herman D. Schlansky of 590 Williams Ave. is a member of the kitchen staff, a baker, at Fort Story, Virginia. Corp.

Constantine Francis Tuzln of 7002 Ridge Boulevard has been promoted to the rank of sergeant at Camp Lee, Va. He was a baker in private life. Another promotion at Camp Lee was that of Pvt. Irving Luban, advanced to sergeant. He resides at 1351 46th Borough Park.

Al Rossomando of 402 4th Ave. Is now stationed at the New Orleans Training Center. Lt. Mortimer M. Cohn of 2868 W.

31st St. has reported for duty at Camp Polk, La. He attended New York University and the University of Basel, Switzerland. Michael A. Davila of 342 Baltic St, has enlisted in the Army for a three-year term and has been assigned to Camp Upton.

Personals Mrs. Rita Casey, Democratic candidate for the City Council, was honored at a reception and buffet supper tendered by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Saytanides In their home at 1015 Washington Ave. More than 50 persons enjoyed entertainment and dancing.

Those attending included Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Scourby, Mr. and Mrs. George Scourby, Mr.

and Mrs. George Jounakas, Mr. and Mrs. G. Anton, Mr.

and Mrs. T. Lewnesand the Rev. and Mrs. D.

Vichenchos. Murray Meisels of 2201 Avenue was among those pledged to fraternities at the University of Southern California. He is a graduate of James Madison High School. Evelyn Heller of 164 Amboy St. has been engaged to Abraham Moloch of 1885 Prospect Place.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Berland of 461 E. 94th St.

have announced the marriage of their son, Hyman, to Ruth Fein of 518 Hopklnson Ave. Four Brooklyn girls have beea pledged to sororities at Syracuse University. They are Constance Kling of 1725 Dorchester Road, Virginia Swart of 9229 Shore Road, Barbara Greenfield of 1761 E. 19th St. and Rita L.

Flomenhaft of 1865 Ocean Parkway. Judith Protas. daughter of Mrs. A. A Protas of 216 Sumpter and a member of the Junior class at Barnard College, has been appointed to the literary staff of the college magazine.

Margy Lazarus of 157 81st a sophomore at the same college, has been chosen class chairman of the college's World Student Service Fund Committee Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Hau-benspock celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last evening at their home, 1667 28th St. Present were their three sons, their daughter and eight grandchildren. Natives of Austria, they emigrated in 1883 and have been Brooklyn resi- tenti ln.

1 90 dents Sine IStfB. To co-ordinate civilian defense effdVts and to act as a clearing house for the expansion of emergency activities, Brooklyn College President Harry D. Gideonse will shortly name a civilian defense committee at the borough school. On the committee, according to advance reports, will be Prof. Frederick W.

Maroney of the hygiene department, chairman; Profs. Sally E. Kutz, hygiene, and Morris F. Weinrich. physics; Arthur J.

Hillary, custodian engineer; Herbert Ketcham, air-raid warden and di GREENPOINT 15th A. D. Women Set for 2d Party The Ladies Auxiliary of the Greenpoint People's Regular Democratic Club of the 15th A. D. will conduct its second card party of the Fall season tomorrow evening at 119 Norman Greenpoint.

Mrs. Anna T. Miller, president, will conduct games of euchre, pinochle, bridge and bunco. Mrs. Mary Donovan will be hostess, assisted by Mrs.

Gertrude Hublitz, Miss Hannah O'Connor, Mrs. Stella Sokol, Miss Estelle M. Corcoran, Nellie Schroth, Miss Margaret A. O'Connor, Mrs. Pauline Sydlan-skl, Mrs.

Julia Moran, Mrs. Anna Dillon, Mrs. Kitty O'Neill, Miss Elizabeth McElheran and Mrs. Mary McKenna. DeVIto, a former member of the club, is in charge.

The institution Is a non-profit private organization which depends on voluntary contributions for sup port. Assisting Miss Polito are Robert Jackson, tickets; Robert Rieur, publicity; John Bevilacqua, music; Miss Caroline C. Corcoran, reception; John A. Tessitore, entertain ment, and Domlnick Spinelll, Jour nal. Others helping are Joseph Polito, Paul Fanning, Miss Claire Polito, Mortimer J.

Cleary, William Mc-Conville, Miss Jane Schill, John Grieco, Angelo Brandifino, Stanley Astorga, George Lalla, Donald Hop kins, Mrs. Miry Kennedy, Mrs. Catherine Mitchell, Joseph tlafe-mina, Carmine Bevilacqua and Jo seph Lleonart. rector of the warden's course at the college; Mary Edna Barnes, in structor in education, and Francis P. Kilcoyne, instructor in English.

Two students, Herbert Miller and Abe Kramer, presidents of the day and evening session student coun cils respectively, will also be on the committee. Already the borough college has courses In civilian pilot training, ballistics and first aid. Individual members of the staff have com pleted the auxiliary fire corps course of Instruction and the air raid wardens' course. EAST FLATBUSH Rugby Post Plans To Honor Sieiner Lester Stetner, retiring commander of Rugby Post 1011, American Legion, will be honored at the annual post dinner on Saturday evening in the Casa Del Rey, Coney Island and Newkirk Aves. Irving Cohen, recently-elected commander, will be Installed by County Commander John J.

Kenny. Past County Commander Michael V. Mirande will be toastmaster. Other officers to be Inducted are Samuel Biletsky, Abe Ginsberg and Sam Mandelker, vice commanders; Mr, Steiner, finance officer; Abraham Sugarman, adjutant; Lester A. Levy, recording secretary; Philip Isaacs, judge advocate; Louis Samuels, chaplain; Ralph Marazzo, historian, and Abraham Goldstein, sergeant-at-arms.

Re-elect Brooks Chairman Of Sheepshead Boys Club James M. Brooks, attorney, was re-elected chairman of the board of trustees of the Sheepshead Bay Boys Club, at the annual meeting of the trustees held in the clubhouse, 2812 E. 28th St. Joseph B. Mllgram was chosen vice chairman and Arthur J.

Tuverl, secretary. The board received a report that for the first tune the club had engaged a weekend recreational supervisor, the organization's sole paid employe, and that an expanded program of activities for tha Fall and Winter, including boxing and wrestling, had been adopted. David Shane is president of the club and Mrs. Alma Shaw Is head of the ladies auxiliary. New Utrecht Group Plans Open Meeting In conjunction with open school week, the New Utrecht High School Parents Association will hold an open meeting in the New Utrecht High School Auditorium tonight.

The guest speakers will be Justice Charles H. Breitbart of the Municipal Court and Dr. Leo F. Ryan, principal of the high school. Abraham Beier, chairman of Local School Board 37, will preside.

The program will Include musical numbers by the school orchestra, and choral societies. vj re 1 0 OVER THE TOP The. committee in charge of the Holy Family Hospital division of the United Hospital Fund campaign check over contributions which indicate that the local quota will be passed before the end of the drive on Nov. 18. Seated, left to right, are Peter Campbell Brown, Vincent D.

Cronin, chairman, and Edmund A. Whalen. Municipal Court Justice Roger J. Brock and Edward T. Shannon are standing..