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0 6 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK. SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1936 Late Spring Events Include Final Luncheon and Card Parties of Season News of Women's Clubs It. ic i 1 fiilllf mt mmmm .1 II tcf ,7, Mi Jfe mmu mum filp zJhsteA it rm MOONLIGHT CRUISE Hie Flatbush Young Folks League will hold Its moonlight cruise on the steamship Sachem tonight. Proceeds will go to charity. The cruise has been postponed from last Sunday night.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hulllnger are entertaining at their home, 62 Hoyt Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Craw and their daughter, Miss Juanita Craw of Champaign, Mrs. Edna Hul-llnger-Samarac of Hoopston, 111., and her son, and Mrs.

Leota Hul-linger-Yull of Los Angeles, Cal. MISS DOYLE HONORED Miss Alice Rafferty entertained at luncheon yesterday at her home, 239 Sterling in honor of Miss Carol Doyle, who-will be married to John McEvoy on July 1. Those present were Mrs. Charles Doyle, Mrs. Bruce McEvoy, Mrs.

John Rafferty, Mrs. Martin Heffer-nan, Mrs. Edward Kobbe, Mrs. Raymond Moors, Mrs. Adolph Schmidt, Mrs, Harry Wood and the Misses Helen Chopelle, Dorothy Doyle, Mary Alin Gleason, Rita McEvoy and Loretta Quirk.

The graduating class of St. Angela Hall will hold ns senior prom in the Sert Room of the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria on June 23. MISS FRANZ HONORED Miss Matilda Dorothy Franz was honored at a surprise miscellaneous shower recently at her home, 60-69 69th Ave. Among those present were the Misses Constance Hamon, Wil-hemina Bennett, Winifred Barry, Florence Lang, Dorothy Dorr, Ida Lang, Emily Rausch, Helen Reiter-mayer, Irma Troetschel, Theo Shar-rocks, Marion Sharrocks, Emily DICKMAN TRASBORG Miss Evelyn Trasborg, daughter of Mrs. Olga Trasborg of Totteh-ville, S.

was married to Taylor Shfer Dickman, son of Mrs. C. B. Dickman of 169 Hickj on June 6 at the Babylon Methodist Church, Babylon, The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Wesley Hager.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, Parker Trasborg had Miss Marjorie Klrcher as her maid of honor. Henry mann was the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Dickman will live in Totten-ville, S.

I. TEA AND RECEPTION The 1936 graduates of St. BreB-dan's high school will be entertained by the High School Alumnae at 'a tea and reception this afternoon at the school auditorium. Miis Alice Harrigan, honorary chairman, and Miss Margaret Haggerty, chairman, will be assisted by the following committee: The Misses Virginia Clark, Frances-Ford. Madeline Gibbons, Katherine Heeney, Dorothy Isola, Eleanor Lange, Mildred Loft-man, Frances Peaty, Lucy La Rttsa, Edith Smith, Alice Thomas and Dorothy Whyte.

The newly-elected officers of the alumnae are Miss Margaret Hag-g'ertv, president; Miss Grace Dunn, vice' president; Miss Katherine Kenny, treasurer; Miss Margaret Morse, recording secretary, and Miss Elizabeth Mackey, correspondiiig secretary. Miss Eleanor Connelly is honorary president of the organization. The retiring officers of the year are Muss Alice Harrigan, president; Miss Doris Treacy, vice president; Miss Frances McLaughlin, will be held Wednesday afternoon at the church hall. A nominating committee selected at the meeting of the Hempstead American Legion Auxiliary irfiis week include Mrs. Clifford D.

Burgess. Mrs. Samuel DeWees. Mrs. J.

Herbert Mirschel and Mrs. Emma Groszki. The Mothers Club of Our Lady of Loretta Church here will close its season with a card party. June 26. Mrs.

G. A. Wischerth is general chairman. Mrs. Joseph T.

Flemming was elected and installed president of the Chestnut St. School A. at a meeting this 'week. The other officers are Miss Gertrude Brockway, first vice president; Richard Rowe. second vice president: Frank Curs-ley, treasurer; Miss Dorothy Allen, secretary, and Mrs.

E. M. Andrews, financial secretary. Committee chairmen appointed were Mrs. Harold Alexander, program; Mrs.

George Ross, historian; Mrs. William Salter, health and safety; Richard Rowe, finance and budget; Mrs. John Walker, cafeteria; Homer Smith, cafeteria treasurer; Miss Florence Benedict, publication, and Mrs. Harold Westman, hospitality. Floral Park Clubs Mrs.

Charles H. Van Nostrand of Tulip Ave. was hostess this week to more than 75 women at the organization meeting of the Sewanhaka residing at 279 Washington Ave. (Photo by Ira I. Hill.) Second from the right it Mrt.

Alfred J. Connelly, who was Mitt Jeanelte May Stevens, daughter of Mrt. Jeanelte II. Sterent of E. 21st St.

Mr. Connelly xrat a resident of I'nion City, M. J. (Photo by Pach.) At the extreme right it Mrt. II.

Bruce Sotkin, uho teas Mitt Ruth hlkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Morris Elkin of 1882 E. 1 tth St. (Photo by Camr-Artt.) Mr.

Joseph Cahugan, at the extreme left, Wat Mitt Rosa-llnj I. Lundell, daughter of Mrt. George A. E. J.undell.

Mr. it the ton of Mrt. Frank VI ell of Forest Hillt and the lale Joseph Cahagan. (I'hoto by Path.) Second from the left it Mrt. Ethcurd Vincent Dicyer, the former Mitt Edna Talbot, daughter of Mrs.

John Talbot of 210 Cumberland St. Mr. and Mrt. Dicyer are AT BUCK HILL Mineola Club The Mineola Junior Welfare League will hold its annual Summer eports dance Saturday night at the Old Westbury Golf Club. Miss Myrtle Brand is chairman for the affair.

Final plans will be made at a meeting tomorrow night. Misi Dorothy Koepple is president. The annual flower show of the Mineola Garden Club will be held Tuesday at the Municipal Building and will be open to the public after 3 p.m. Mrs James B. Smith Jr.

is president of the club and Mrs. Harold E. Bogart is general chairman lor the show. Dr. William B.

Gibson, head of the Nassau Collegiate Center in Garden City, will address a meeting of the Mineola Auxiliary to the Center next Friday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. John Dunn, on Dow here. A salamagundi party next Thursday afternoon is the next social event on the calendar of the F. Trubee Davison Woman's Republican Club. Mrs.

Claire A. Brown is president. Hempstead Club Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Cohen will open their home on Cathedral Ave.

tomorrow afternoon for a bridge end lawn party for the benefit of the Long Island Philanthropic League in the Aid or Crippled Children. A dinner-dance at the Old West-bury Golf Club will close the season for the Hempstead Junior League of Mercy Hospital next Thursday evening. Thooe arranging lor the affair are Miss Eleanor Walsh, Miss Jean Kobrinetz. Miss Madeline Nylan, Miss Ethel Wiggins. Miss Isabell Hill, Miss Mary De RIggi.

Miss Margaret Griffen, Muss Elizabeth Delinski, Miss Lee Roc-chio and Mrs. Thomas A. Galvin the president. Mrs. Sadie Connors is chairman lor a picnic to be held tomorrow at the Hempstead State Lake Park by the members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Hempstead Fire Department.

The assisting committee includes Mrs. Carl Wolf, Mrs. John Reimer and Mrs. Fred Guarnein. A card party and fashion show next Saturday afternoon at St.

Joseph's Villa here will benefit the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor. affair is being sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Villa, which is headed by Mrs. William J. Murray of Rockville Centre. William J.

Murray is general chairman for I the affair and Mrs. Murray is in I charge of the fashion show and prize committee. A lawn party at the hospital next Tuesday afternoon, sponsored by the Hempstead League for Mercy Hos- pital, will benefit the institution. Mrs. j.

nomas J. Cuit Ls president and Mrs. Philip McCormack is rhairman of arrangements lor the Party. Mrs. H.

Van Rensselaer Kennedy opened her estate on Greenwich St yesterday to benefit the Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Dioce.se. Delegates to the State encampment appointed at a meeting this week of the Hempstead Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary are Mrs. Carolyn Reilly. Mrs. Helen Rosen-bluth.

Mrs. Josepha Duffy. Mrs. Violet See, Mrs. Blanche Rutheri Mrs.

Helen King and Mrs. Marguerite Harley. the president. Mrs. A.

G. Patterson was hostess to more than 200 women veMerdav at a lawn party at her home on Nassau Road. The affair was conducted by the ways and means committee of the Hempstead Woman's Republican Club of which Mrs. Patterson is chairman. Mrs.

George D. Bnuth is presidMH of the club. The Ladies Aid Society of the Hempstead Reformed Churrn will hold its annual strawberry festival Thursday evening on the church grounds. Mrs. William MacNeill is is in charge.

Mrs. Fred Knuih ts president. The June meeting of the Missionary Society of Hempstead Methodist Episcopal Church will be held Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage. Luncheon will be served belore the business meeting. The annual combined meetme and ThrntriPwrT So0'f tlf Chris Frst p.pltl, 1 Christs First Presbyterian Church Chapter of the American Associa tion of University Women.

Mrs. Alva T. Stanforth. who is the organizer, served as temporary chairman. Mrs.

Frank W. Hublev of Belie- rose was elected president and the nrVlor- r.ffir.ori. olnfr Carboni, vice president; Mrs. S. T.

Williams, treasurer, and Mrs. Stanforth, secretary, and Miss Dorothy Martin and Dr. Mary Stewart, board of directors. Other members of the board who wera appointed at this time are Mrs. Van Nostrand, hospitality; Miss Eleanor Leisenbein, ways and means; Mrs.

Harold Wright, program; Mrs. George His-cock, leeal and economic status; Mrs. Alfred Caine. membership; Miss Mary de Mattia. scholarship; Mrs.

Marcus Christ, fellowship; Mrs. Raymond G. Stokely, legislation; Mrs. Florence Patterson, education, and Miss Emma Westphal, public relations. Rockmray Leutiue The annual visit of members of the Rockawav League of the Hebrew National Orphan Home to the home at Tuckahoe, N.

is scheduled for Wednesday. Buses will leave from the Far Rockawav Jewish Center at 10 a.m. Those who go will be guests i at luncheon following an inspection of the home and a visit with the I kiddies. I Mrs! Louis Stoff is chairman of I the dinner-dance to be held Satur- day night. Aug.

1. at the Sun and Surf Club. Ct'ilttrhurst Club GIBSON OLE ARV Miss Margaret Colette Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P.

Gibson of 1359 77th will be married to William D. O'Leary, son of Mrs; Sarah O'Leary of 476 1st at 10 a.m., June 27, in Our Lady of Guadalupe Church by the Rev. Vincent J. Short. Miss Catherine Gibson, sister of the bride, will be her only attendant.

Thomas Delancy will be best man, and George Gibson, brother of the bride, and Edward McDermott, the Ushers. After a wedding breakfast at the Towers Hotel for the immediate relatives, the young couple will leave for Bermuda. On their return they will live at 915 84th St. Mr. O'Leary is connected with the Prentice.

Blauner Brady brokerage firm in Wall Street, carol and Ruth Franz. Mrs. Ade laide Hassloecher, Mrs. Herbert Mc-Guinness, Mrs. Frederioka Stratman, Mrs.

Emma Palmay, Mrs. Emily Franz, Mrs. Sally Neidhammer, Mrs. Doris Bolvig, Mrs. Frances Dorr, Mrs.

Maltida Franz and Miss Catherine Dorr who acted as hostess. Miss Franz is a graduate nurse of the Presbyterian Hospital and has been active in social service work the past three years. She is engaged to be married to Alvan Yaeger, grad uate or the Pratt School of Engineering. The wedding will take place in September. TOURIST CLUB The Town Tours Tourist Club will hold a card and bunco party on Friday evening at the Allerton House, 130 E.

57th Manhattan. Part of the evening's entertainment will include a piano recital bv Maestro Salvatore Virzi, composer and former coach of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Refreshments will be served. The club headquarters are at the Lincoln Hotel, Manhattan. Linden LaRua Perrine is the director.

LEVY KATSY Miss Muriel Davis Lew. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Levy of 3944 Bedford will be married to Arthur Katsky, son of Mr.

and Mrs. David Katsky of Eastern Parkway, today. The ceremony will be performed at the home of Rabbi Jo seph H. Paymer on Carroll St. A reception and dinner will follow at I the St.

George Hotel. A miscellaneous shower was given i recently in honor of Miss Levy at her home. Mr. Katsky and his bride will motor to Niagara Falls and Canada. cruise around the Thousands Islands and return by way of Maine.

Upon their return they will reside in Flatbush. GENTZ VOELKER The marriage of Miss Catherine Voelker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Voelker of 146 S.

High Lindenhurst, and Claude Gentz of Rockville Centre, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gentz, took place in the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lindenhurst, on Tuesday. The Rev. Tobias E.

Far-renkopf performed the ceremony and a reception followed at the Wellwood Inn, Lindenhurst. Miss Evelyn Kienle of Lindenhurst was maid of honor and only attendant for Miss Voelker and Alfred Voelker, brother of the bride, was Mr. Gentz's best man. The bride attended St. Agnes Academy and Mr.

Gentz attended Lindenhurst High School. After a Western trip Mr. and Mrs. Gentz will live in Lindenhurst. treasurer; Miss Margaret Haggerty, recording secretary, and Miss Margaret Morse, correspondmg secretary.

CONVENTION TODAY The Long Island region convention of the Junior Hadassah, the Young Women's Zionist Organization of America, will be held today at the Hotel Nassau, Long Beach. Delegates from Astoria, Corona, Far Rockaway, Queens Village, Richmond Hill, Jamaica, Souiii Shore, which includes Mineola. hong Beach, Hempstead, Freeport, Rockville Centre, as well as other sections of Queens, will be present at the meeting. Rabbi Irving Miller of the Far Rockaway Jewish Center will be one of the principal speakers of the convention. The convention will be devoted to plans for spreading the ideals of Zionism among the Jewish youth of Long Island.

Miss Sarah Cohen of Hempstead is chairman of the convention with the following assisting her: Miss Beryl Pollick of Far Rockaway, Miss Theresa Engel of Jamaica. Miss Ethel Levy of Arverne, Miss Estelle Blasberg of Edgemerc, Miss Rosalie Gluck of Jamaica, Miss Betty Braverman of Corona atrfl Miss Ann Kaplan of Jamaica. A tea dance will be held after the convention. BARNETT LEWIS Miss Katherine Barnett. daucrhter of Mr.

and Mrs. David Barnett of 1163 E. 10th and Murray Lewu, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lewis of 1825 50th will be married nestr Sunday afternoon at the home af Rabbi M.

A. Kaplan, 1629 54th St. Rabbi Kaolan will officiate anri fc reception will follow at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Barnett attended James Mad-, ison High School and Hunter College. After a trip to Schroon Lake, New York.

Mr. Lewis and his bride will live at 1818 Avenue L. SELECTS COMMITTEE Frances McCoy of Douglaston, in charge of the Brooklyn and Long Island division of the Fathers' Day Committee, announced the appointment of five borough girls to serve as her assistants at a meeting at the Half Moon Hotel, near Sea Gate, Coney Island. The girls appointed to appear on the crmmitiee are the Misses Rosalind Tiger. Violet Kel-menson, Dorothy Frank, Muriel Garrson and Kredn Lassaw.

Another niching will be held at the Half Moon Hotel today, at whicn time further plans will be discussed for a Father-and-Son golf tournament, which will be held on a local course. The Cedarwood Club in Wood-1 bers of the building committee of mere will be the scene of an all-day the Woman's Club of Queens Tuesday, when the Long Island laBe' Mrs- George H. Stillman, presi-Women's Auxiliary of the Hebrew denl- at tlle Crescent Club, Hunting-Kindergarten and infants Home will lon- Tuesday. Mrs. Fred C.

Riggs, hold its annual Spring "big day." chairman, also announces that the There will be golf, luncheon, bridge committee will hold a series of des-and mah iong. Mrs. Benjamin Mol- sert bridges June 24, July 22, Aug. dauer is chairman of the committee -6l A ROTHENBF.RG BLANK Mr. and Mrs.

A. Rothenberg of 577 Montgomery Manhattan, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lilyan Rothenberg. 1 to Bernard Blank, son ol Mr. and, Mrs. M.

sianK or zua sunnysicie Ave, FLEMING HANLY Miss Mary Fleming, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fleming of 12 Franklin Glen Cove, has completed plans for her marriage on June 27 to Joseph F. Hanly, son of Mrs.

Joseph F. Hanly of 1061 E. 19th St. The ceremnnv will take nlace at. in St.

Patrick's Church, Glen Cove. Miss Flpminu will havp her sister Miss Marjone Fleming, as her only attendant. H. Mortimer Hanly will be the best man. A reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents.

VAN DENFANGE SULLIVAN Mrs. Gilbert B. Van Denfange of 815 Park Place recently announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Irene A. Van Denfange. to Terence J.

Sullivan son of Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Sullivan of 239 New York at a supper party given 1 at her home. on arrangements.

Mrs. David Gold- 1 stein is president of the auxiliary. Laurence Garden Mrs. Carleton Macv of Hewlett A-as Hip vinnpr nt thp firot the private growers' class in the an- nual garden competition of members of the Lawrence Garden Club held this week. Mrs.

William S. Petl.it of prize in the amateur class. Tea fol lowed the tour of gardens at the home of Mrs. Allen Wardwell in Lawrence. In funis Home Jrs.

The Junior League of the Hebrew Kindergarten and Infants Home, Far Rockawav, has completed plans lor a luncheon and bridge to be held June 23 at the Milburn Country Club, Baldwin. Mrs. Murray Phil- i hand Mrs' Knm? are Cff-Chalrmen charSe oS the affair. I ZIEGLER LAUDENBACH Miss Margaret Laudenbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Laudenbach of Maspeth, and Walter A. Ziegler of Long Island City were married in Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church on June 6. The Rev. Dr. Thomas W.

Malcolm, minister of the church, performed the ceremony. Mrs. Alvina Ziegler sang and Mrs. David Hartley played the wedding marches. Miss Laudenbach wore a gown of white mousseline de soie.

redingote style, a net veil caught with lilies of the valley and carried gardenias and lilies of the valley. Miss Marion Fritz of Boston, was maid of honor and wore a gown of peach chiffon with a matching hat. The bridesmaids were the Misses Anna Winter. Wanda Talutis and Helen Loy. They wore lilac chiffon, maize chiffon and powder ble chiffon, respectively, with hats to match their frocks.

The bride was given in mar- rjage bv faliier. cllaries Laudenbach brother of the bride, was best man, and the ushers were Ernest Laudenbach, Walter Fritz and George Winter. After a tour of the New England States Mr. and Mrs. Ziegler will live at 5217 71-st Maspeth.

They will be at home after Tuesday. AUXILIARY PARTY More than 250 persons attended the season end bunco, bridge and musicale of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Mohawk Club. Democratic or- gantzation of the 5th A. in the clubhouse and gardens of the organ- i.ation. 272 Ralph recently.

Miss Mary O'Brien, president of the auxiliary, was chairman of the committee in charge of the arrangements for the party. She was assisted by Mrs. Catherine Walsh, Mrs. Edith Heginbothom, Mrs. Margaret McLoughlin, Mrs.

Rose McElliinney, Miss Genevieve Gooderson, Mrs. Mathilda Thirte, Mrs. May Clifton, Mrs. Anna Fox, Mrs. Emma Allen, Mrs.

Catherine Dillon and Mrs. Mary Eichen. he put iw by the. D. A.

R. at the Pictorial.) Among those from Brooklyn and vicinity at the Inn, Buck Hill Falls, in the Poconos. recently were Miss E. A. Gilchrist, Miss Catherine Walsh, Mr.

and Mrs. James A. Va lente. Miss Katherine Meany, Miss Anna M. Hunt, Miss Mary A.

Hunt, Miss Margaret M. Hunt, Miss Ella M. Penny and Miss May G. Craft. Mr.

and Mrs. Dana Joseph, W. J. Hawkins. Miss C.

M. Moter, Mrs. George O. Rowohlt and Mr. and Mrs.

H. M. Nicholson have been at Chal-fonte Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, N. J. BENEFIT GARDEN PARTY Mrs.

Clarence Cohen will open her home at 47 Cathedral Hempstead, for the annual garden party and bridge sponsored by the Long Island Philanthropic League in aid of crippled and undernourished children tomorrow afternoon. The proceeds will be given for the work of the Rayna Sichel Vacation Fund, one of the league's projects established in 1934 in memory of Mrs. Rayna Sichel of Rockville Centre. About 500 guests are expected to attend. The league, which is the philanthropic committee of the Long Island Chapter of True Sisters, was founded 12 years ago by Mrs.

Joseph Ellas and Mrs. Otto Sichel of Rockville Centre and now numbers 300 members. It ls widely known for this philanthropic work throughout Long Island. It distributes 1.500 quarts of milk a month, provides medical, optical and dental attention for children who would otherwise be without it and furnishes various types of corrective appliances where needed. The project bearing Mrs.

Sichel's name is the provision for a camp where convalescent and undernourished childrsn may have from two to three weeks of camplife. Last year 12 children from various villages in Nassau County were sent to camps. This year 20 children have already been selected to receive this benefit. The founders of the Rayna Sichel Vacation Fund project will assist Mrs. Clarence Cohen and Mrs.

William Rappeport of Hempstead, co-chairmen of the committee. They include Mrs. Benjamin Fisher, president of the league; Mrs. Joseph Ellas, Mrs. Ernest Glueck.

Mrs. A. MiUon Goldman, Mrs. Sallo M. Kahn, Mrs.

Ellia Lehman, Mrs. Mack Paskes, Mrs. Emanuel Stern, Mrs. Zelma Rose, Mrs. Ruth Kraus, Mrs.

Henrietta Weinberg, Mrs. Samuel Rosenblum, Mrs. Rose Springer, Mrs. Murray Gessner, Mrs. Nat Levine, Mrs.

William Spiegel, Mrs. Charles J. Sonin, Mrs. Frank Frankel, Mrs. Samuel Levy, Mrs.

Joseph Neuhof, Mrs. Aaron S. Naimark. Mrs. Hugo Stearns, Mrs.

Charles Endel, Mrs. Max Bloch, Mrs. Ralph Mernot, Mrs. Harry Labadorf, Mrs. Charles Kan-trowitz, Mrs.

Ike Moses, Mrs. Louis Moritz, Mrs. Lillian Brooks and Mrs. Minnie Bernstein. Mrs.

Clarence Berwin of Rockville Centre is president of the parent body, Long Island No. 29. United Order of True Sisters, and Mrs. Benjamin Fisher of Rockville Centre is president of the league philanthropic committee. BERNSTEIN KATSKE Mr.

and Mrs. Henry E. Bernstein of 681 Ocean Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter. Mist Sylvia Bernstein, to Melvin Katske son of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul A. Katsk' of 3429 73d Jackson Heights. Mr. Katske is a graduate of St John's Law School.

DOUBLE CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Swartsberg of 309 E. 19th St.

will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with a large party on Thursday at Oetjen's. Several hundred friends have been invited. The occasion will be a double celebration, as their son. Jerry Swartsberg, and Miss Mildred Kron-enberg, daughter of Mrs. Bette Kronenberg of 1724 56th will be married the same day.

AMATEUR CIRCUS An amateur circus will be performed by the members of the Young Ladies Sodality of St. Matthias' parish in the school auditorium, Kidgewood, tomorrow and Tuesday evenings. Miss Elizabeth Lynott, prefect of the sodality, ls the director. Mis Helen Theln'will be the ring announcer at each East Willislon Clubs A dessert card party at the school next Thursday afternoon will close the season for the North Side School A. Mrs.

W. H. Dickson Jr. is in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

William McCutcheon, the new president, appointed committee chairmen to serve for the year at the meeting held this week. They are Mrs. W. E. Bartlett, program; Mrs.

W. H. Dickson ways and means; Mrs. George Davis, hospitality; Mrs. Edgar Tappen, membership; Mrs.

P. E. Davis, magazine; Mrs. T. C.

Bookhout. motion picture; Mrs. Walter W. Barre, publicity, and Mrs. LeRoy Edwards, historian.

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday night at the Wil- liston Park Village Hall to plan for social event' the Mrs. Helen The Cross St. A. will have its final meeting Wednesday evening at the school. Mrs.

Maynard Hen-diickson was recently re-elected president. Queens J'illapr Woman's "An outing will be held for mem- A wncneon ana bridge will be held by the executive board of the club at the Queens Lyceum Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Muller, chairman, is be ing assisted by Mrs. J.

Allison Ste vensuil. The garden department. Mrs. M. F.

Canfield, chairman, will meet at the lyceum June 26. The Junior League of the Woman's Club of Queens Village, Miss Louise H. Fleming, president, will hold an installation dinner at the lyceum Thursday evening. Taking part in the program arranged by Mrs. Vincent Bause are Bess Reba Page, who will review plays of the year; Miss Rosalie Weis, mono-logist; Miss Mary Lou Forster, reader, and Mrs.

Peter W. Maguire, vocalist. Mrs. Peter W. Maguire is in ii n'8e ul A Spring dance will be held by the Junior League at the Nassau Shores m.mtrv Amitn.

Miss Eleanor E. Lewy is chairman. A special meeting of the executive board will be held at the home of the president, 97-03 221st Thursday. SULLIVAN SEELANDT Miss Edna Regina Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Sullivan of 1632 W. 3d will be married to George J. Seelandt, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Seelandt of 49 Caton Place, on June 27 in the Church of SS. Simon and Jude. The ceremony will be performed at 10 a.m. by the Rev. Father Bernard Mclinet and will be followed by a reception at the Hotel St.

George. Miss Marie Colligan will be maid of honor for Miss Sullivan, who will have as bridesmaids the Misses Dorothy and Marion Sullivan, her sisters, and the Miss Ruth and Bessie Seelandt, sisters of the bridegroom-elect. James Seelandt will be best man for his brother, whose ushers will include John Sullivan and John Clearv. After a trip to Bermuda Mr. Seelandt and his bride will live at 9226 Shore Road.

Mr. Seelandt is a detective attached to the Brooklyn Ave. station. SALA t'OLLA Miss Frances Sala, daughter of Mrs. Anna Sala of 85-37 Woodhaven Boulevard, will be married to Joseph Colla of 18-14 Norman Ridge-wood, today in St.

Thomas the Apostle It. C. Church, Woodhaven. Miss Lena Aguesci will be maid of honor, and the Misses Jean Biondo and Virginia Campisi, the brides-1 minds. Salvatore Sala will be best man.

Following the ceremony a re- I cent ion will be held at the Towers Hotel. The bride-elect is a graduate of Richmond Hill High School, and her fiance a graduate of Bushwick High I School and the University of Ken-' lucky, I Mrs. Dorothy Collins of 1')7 E. 1(th St. is chairman of the radio studio for the Itig Sisters ItNfoklyn (Carnival of All Nations and Charity Fete, to be hrhl at nhimlms (Jub tmi Oct.

21, 22 and 23. Mitt Jane Unmet of 1201 Dean an ii, directed the Medieval episode of the t' on the campu. of the college yesterday as part line day activities and in commemoration of the llhl. hu.tdwM of Adelphi in 1896. thZZflT' Mrt.

John J. hert and her son, John Joseph Myers Manhattan. Mrt. Mert trnt Miss Rosemary McDermott of the Park Slope. (I'hoto by antins).

Mrs. Aer will dance in the minuet to fete on Oct. 23. (Photo by lirunel.