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a a BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1937 3 Many Patronesses Announced for Favorite Charities Planning Spring Parties Committees for St. Elizabeth College Alumnae Bridge Listed Miss Kathryn Fee, chairman of the bridge and tea which the New York-Long Island Chapter of the College of St. Elizabeth Alumnae Association is sponsoring at Sherry's, Manhattan, on April 17, has announced her various chairmen and their committees. These include: Arrangements, Miss Ella Sullivan, chairman; assisted by Mrs. Edwin Camson, Mrs.

William Cashman and Miss Corinne Jennings; cards, Miss Patricia Sheperd, chairman; assisted by the Misses Dorothy Connolly, Mary Holland and Teresa Stevenson; chances, Miss Elizabeth Flynn, chairman, with Mrs. Coleman Nichols and the Misses Kaye Rooney and Werthman; hotel commitMonicas Loretta McTiernan, chairman; assisted by the Misses Dorothy Cooney, Maude Durkin and Elsie Flanigan; printing, Miss Margaret Fox Ziesenitz, chairman, with the Misses Cecilia Higgins, Gertrude Jennings and Lillian Johnston. Prizes, Miss Smith, chairman; assisted Walter KraGraces mer, Mrs. Vincent T. Reilly and Miss Isabel Miller; publicity, Mrs.

John T. Clancy, chairman; assisted by Mrs. Mortimer Gold and the Misses Florence McCleary and Catherine O'Rourke; reception, Mrs. Frank Grace, chairman with Mrs. Hubert Lyons and the Misses Marie Connolly, Lois Flynn and Margaret Flynn; tea, Mrs.

John W. McGrath, chairman; assisted by Mrs. W. Arthur Cunningham, Mrs. John McAniff and Miss Alice Condren.

Mrs. Cletus Bourke of 799 E. 22d St. entertained at a luncheon and shower for Miss Jeannette, Johnson 755 Ocean be married in June to Charles Guerin of Lynbrook. The guests were Miss Norma Biddle, Mrs.

Harry C. Mrs. John Andrews, Mrs. Henry Doughty, Mrs. Forbes Duguid, Miss Dorothy Wagner, Miss Doris Haussten, Miss Lillian Petrie, Mrs.

Walter Johnson and Miss Dorothy Bourke. LEAVE FOR CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. West have returned from their wedding trip to Cuba and Mexico and have gone to Chicago to make their home.

Mrs. West was Miss Marie Rose Farrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Farrell 183 Fenimore St.

Mr. West is an active member of the Athletic Club and financial Illinois. of the Edgewater Park Country Club. DRAMATIC SOCIETY The Dramatic Society of St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association met last week at the academy.

Miss Ella Sullivan will act as chairman, and Miss Marjorie O'Farrell as Spring co-chairman production. of Plans the planned will be completed the next meeting to be held on April 6. Among those present were: Mrs. Russell Harring, Katherine McCloskey, Betty McGuire, Dolores Marguet, Mary Kane, Mary Daley, Ella M. Dobbins, Mary K.

Hehir, Mildred M. Monahan, Elizabeth F. Magilligan, Ella M. Sullivan, Marjorie O'Farrell, Patricia Fitzgerald, Regina Masterson, Jane Bell, Guiffre, Helen Brown, Rose Giordano, Katherine Golden, Josephine Murphy, Irene Griffin, Anita Lopez, Kathleen Ferrell, Miriam Griffin, Winifred Atkinson. Ruth Milde, Muriel Gomeringer, Dorothy E.

Dowling and Margaret O'Keefe. WELCOME HOME PARTY The board of directors of the Brooklyn Welcome Home for Girls, will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. A meeting of the association will follow at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Albert G. Fuller presiding.

The former president, Mrs. Anderson Woods, will be honored at that time by the members with a reception and tea with Mrs. Millard Johnson in charge. The Rev. Joseph Salek, pastor of the Unitarian Church, will give a short address, and Mrs.

Florence Redfield Shaver and Mrs. Harry Casey will entertain with readings and singing. Mrs. William Preston, Mrs. William Woessner and Mrs.

Edwin Mrs. James Rowley is the former Miss Helen Gerkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Gerkin of Jackson Heights.

Her marriage took place yesterday. (Bachrach photo.) Long Island Society Rockaway Steeplechase Ass'n To Have Spring Meet on May 8 Saturday, May 8, has been chosen for the Spring running of the Rockaway Steeplechase Association's meeting on the historically famous course in front of the Rockaway Hunting Club at Cedarhurst. The course is now being put into ness for the coming classic. Stuart F. Voss, a member of the executive committee, is supervising the improvements.

John E. Cowdin is pre ident of the association which was revived three and half years ago by a group of sportsmen interested in the furtherance of amateur hunt racing. Other officers include Frederick F. Alexandre, secretary and Robert L. treasurer.

On the board of stewards are Henry L. Bell, Frank Bryan, George H. Bull. Henry Bull, F. Ambrose Clark, Thomas W.

Durant. Francis P. Garvan. Winston Guest. Fletcher Harper, Amory L.

Haskell. Thomas Hitchcock. John R. Macomber, Rigan McKinnery, Richard K. Mellon, John A.

Morris, Henry G. Vaughn, Richard Whitney and Joseph E. Widener. The executive committee includes Stuart F. Voss, Crawford Burton.

John G. Livingston, John Howes Burton, Albert Francke and Mr. Alexandre. William F. Ladd has returned from a few months sojourn at his home in Nassau, B.

W. and 1S at the Hotel Delmonico, Manhattan. for a month after which go to Palm Beach to pick up his yacht, the Alamo. and will probably cruise about until early May when he will return to his home at Cedarhurst in time for the running of the Rockaway Steeplechase Association at the Rockaway Hunting Club on May 8. Lewis will be in charge of refreshments.

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Opt. Empire State Bldg. Many Parties Being Given In Garden City During Week-End; Personal News Special to The Eagle Garden City, March 20-Miss toria Morrell of Kilburn Road a tea this afternoon, her guests including Misses Elise Behrer, Madeline Beatty, Gypsy Boag, Dorothy Bell, Elizabeth Butler, Dorothy Black, Patricia Chalfant, Anna Collins, Jean Egly, Marcelle Figueroa, Marie Grandeman, Andrea Martin, Virginia Green, Olive Joseph, June Klingman, Joan Knodson, Frances Lyons, Lenore MacDonald, Jeanne Maguire, Vivian Martin, Nancy McFadden, Laura Young, Joan Meacham, Edith Morrell, Jane McFadden, Phyllis Wainwright, Virginia Morris, Janet Nunnally, Virginia O'Connor, June Peto, Marilyn Reynolds, Betty Simms, Polly Story, Jane Stringer and Jean Summergill. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas A. Shaw of 4th St. will give a supper party at their home tomorrow evening for Mrs. William Heissenbuttel, Mr. and Mrs.

John Knuth, Mr. and Mrs. John MacMahon, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.

Fanning and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gelpke. A musicale tea was given at the home of Mrs. Hersey Egginton on Wednesday afternoon for the benefit of the girl's choir of the Cathedral of the Incarnation.

The choir of 60 was under the direction of Miss Elsie Egginton and Miss Natalie Britton. Miss Mary Howe 1 lectured on the opera "Parsifal" giving piano musical numbers to illustrate the theme. At the tea hour Mrs. Frederic Bush and Mrs. John H.

Esquirol poured. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Powers of Hilton Mr.

George A. Powers and Mr. Thomas Powers left on Wednesday to spend several weeks at Miami Beach. Miss Arlene Foster of Boston has arrived here for a two- week visit with Miss Helen Van Norden of Stratford Ave. This evening Miss Van Norden, entertained in Miss Foster's other guests including Mr.

and Mrs. George Ledbetter, Miss Harriet Anderman, Miss Doris Conover. Miss Marie Klein, Miss Grace Buckings and Edwin Goldman, Timothy Duncan, John Borrie. Arthur Lynch, Eugene Borrie and Richard Berry. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter B. Matteson of Stratford Ave. gave a buffet supper party last evening. Their guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Frank R. Barnitz, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton W.

Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Young. Mr.

and Mrs. George Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Hogerton. A supper party was a feature of the last in this season's dancing class meetings of the Garden City Casino Club held last evening.

Among those attending were Dr. and Percy A. Williams, Dr. and Mrs. Norman Hillyer, Dr.

and Mrs. John Mann Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Lasher.

Dr. Wayne W. Williams. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward S. Storer. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Castle Meacham. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Stumpf, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph H. Forshay, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Walter Timmis. Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Hawkins, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas A. Shaw. Mr. Mrs.

O. Edward Payne, Mr. and Mrs. John Ossman, Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence B. Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.

Bohle and Mr. and Mrs. John Zwieg. Among the younger set hostesses during the weekend is Miss Ruth Kieser, who with Miss Marion Johnson, gave a dinner party at the Cherry Valley Club this evening before the Hepburn dance. Miss Evelyn Droge of Oxford Boulevard gave a dance for 30 at her home this evening.

Mrs. J. Wilson Jones of Kilburn Road entertained at a luncheon bridge party today. Her guests were Mrs. Louis J.

Sailer, Mrs. Harry A. Persell, Mrs. William F. Ryerson Mrs.

Wilton C. Donn, Mrs. Ernest Child. Mrs. John R.

Miller and Miss Julia Havill. Mr. and Mrs. Morris T. Lynch of Kensington Road had as guests at a dinner this evening Dr.

Mrs. Franklin Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ladds and Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Bernard. Mr. and Mrs. Martin J.

Remsen of 1st St. left yesterday for an extended visit in Ormond, Fla. Mrs. Lothar T. Konopak, who is the house guest of her sister-in-law.

Mrs. Henry W. Wandless of Chestnut was the honor guest at several affairs given for her this week. On Wednesday Mrs. Robert B.

Jones of Roxbury Road gave a luncheon in Mrs. Konopak's honor, other guests being Mrs. Wandless, Mrs. Bethune, W. Jones, Martin Mrs.

H. A. Schrenkei- Bowman sen, Mrs. Frederick H. Montgomery, Mrs.

Warren W. Nissley and Mrs. Count C. Olwin. Mrs.

Clifton W. Wilder entertained at tea at her Euston Road home yesterday for Mrs. Konopak. Other guests included Mrs. Wandless, Mrs.

Frank R. Barnes, Mrs. Andrew H. Boardman, Mrs. Edmund A.

Burke, Mrs. William F. Englis, Mrs. C. B.

de Raismes, Mrs. Joseph Coffin, Mrs. Frank W. Cook, Mrs. John Graham, Mrs.

Charles E. L. Clark, Mrs. Dorgelch, Mrs. Edgar D.

Hellweg, Mrs. Charles McLaughlin, Mrs. Alfred D. Olena, Mrs. G.

Fownes Rigden, Mrs. Kenneth Ward-Smith, Mrs. Ernest M. Van Norden, Mrs. Percy N.

Edwards. Mrs. Wallace Hendrick. Mrs. Franklin S.

Koons, Mrs. Walter B. Matteson, Mrs. Don M. Parker, Mrs.

John Ryon, Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Sydney Hogerton. Mrs. Francis E.

Laimbeer, Mrs. George A. Ryon. Mrs. Henry J.

Howlett. Mrs. John R. Miller. Mrs.

Joseph P. Ripley, Harry Smith. Mrs. Edgar B. Walters, Mrs.

Anita B. Wrightson and Miss Frances Benton. Hewlett Personals Special to The Eagle Hewlett. March 20-Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Iselin have returned to their home on Everett Ave. after a few days skiing at Ste. Jovite, Canada. Mr. and Mrs.

Junius A. Richards of Woodside Drive returned this week from a three weeks sojourn at Hobe Sound. Mr. and Mrs. James F.

Burns Jr. gave a dinner tonight at their home on Meadowview Ave. for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W.

Snell Jr. of Manhattan. their weekend guests and Mrs. Ewing R. Philbin, And.

and Mrs. James W. Maitland and Mr. and Mrs. C.

Perry Beadleston. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Landon and Experienced business men know this number MAIN 0 4-6000 MEN who are experienced in busi- cient workers of the kind he likes to ness affairs know how to avail them- have in his employ are in the habit selves of the services of others. of watching for opportunities in the This type of man is naturally ac- "Help Wanted" Ids." quainted with the wonderful results From your home -just as well as given by our Want Ad Service.

He from your office--you can call an knows that by calling an ad-taker at Eagle and Times- Union Ad-taker and MAin 4-6000 he can obtain a wide arrange for this efficient service. And and immediate response to any busi- remember. your ad appears in both ness offer he has to make. He has the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and the noted, among other things, that effi- Times- Union at one low cost. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE AND TIMES- -UNION WANT ADS Patrons for Easter Dance For Garden City Hospital Patronesses for the annual Easter Dance of the Junior Auxiliary of the Garden City League for Mercy Hospital to be held on Monday evening, March 29, at the Garden City Hotel, include Mrs.

William H. Coulson, Mrs. Walter T. Young, Mrs. William Pardy, Mrs.

George E. Coleman, Mrs. James Kane, Mrs. Frederick W. Droge, Mrs.

Frank Ware, Mrs. John J. Dore, Mrs. Edward J. Fanning, Mrs.

William Herbert Robinson. Mrs. August Raskopf, Mrs. Walter J. Black, Mrs.

Henry Anderson. Mrs. Andrew Masset, MIs. Harry C. Maguire and Mrs.

James F. Durand. The floor committee. headed by John J. Dore will also include George Massett, Clark McMichael.

George M. Reischmann Gilbert Reischmamn, Frederick Benze Preston Weadon, Donald Weadon, William Conover, Philip S. Reichers James Bothwell, William Robinson, Earl Studwell, Bleecker Seaman, Adrian Schiess Drew Kuhn. John Bossert. Dan Sanford.

Wilfred Newman and Theodore M. Black. Mrs. Mary E. Lewis of 689 Ocean Parkway is forming the first doll collectors exhibit.

to be included in the Women's National Exposition of Arts and Industries. Mrs. Lewis is a member of the Advertising Women's Club and is a doll collector. (Roberto Ida photo.) their sons, Howland and Stephen Landon left Thursday for a ten days sojourn at Ormand Beach, Fla. Miss Lydia Floyd Prentiss of 1 Riverside Drive, Manhattan, a sister of Mrs.

John Theodore Haneman of Hewlett, former president of the Women's Auxiliary of Trinity Church, spoke before that group this week at a meeting in Trinity Parish House on the Eskimos of Arctic. Alaska. Joining in the Long Island colony of Winter visitors at Miami, during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. W.

Alton Jones of Forest Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Day of Hempstead. Mrs. George Schulter, Mrs.

Kenneth Cooper, Mrs. Frank Dubosque, and Mrs. W. D. Patterson of Great Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Hewlett. Dechicand Rowley- The wedding of Miss Helen Gerkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Joseph Gerkin of Hampton Court, Jackson Heights. to James Rowley, son Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Rowley of Port Murray, N.

took place yesterday morning at St. Episcopal Church in Jackson Heights. The Rev. R. L.

Scofield performed the ceremony. Miss Alice Vogel, organist of St. Mark's Church, played the wedding march. Only the immediate families of the and bridegroom attended. The bride wore traveling suit.

After the ceremony, a small reception was held at the home of the bride. The maid of honor was Miss Anne Stetson of Douglaston. and the bridegroom's father, Carl E. Rowley, was best man. Miss Gerkin, after attending Newtown High School.

continued her studies of the Grand Central School of Art. and the Art Student's League of New York. She has been member Twenty Club of Jackson Heights for the past five years and WAS recently elected treasurer of that organization. Mr. Rowley is a graduate of the University of Virginia.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Rowley are members of the Jackson Heights Tennis Club. Hempstead Socials Lawrence Items Lawrence, March 21-Mrs. Thomas Morgan and ner two children.

Promise and Edward Morgan, left Thursday for a visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. John C. McCoy at Oakland, N. whence they will visit another brother and sister-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Milton McCoy at Middleburg. Va.

Mr. Morgan, formerly head of an American News Agency in Rome, Italy, who has been in the Italian capital on business for tne past two months, is expected home about April 1. Mrs. A. B.

Jeffers of Annapolis, who has been visiting Mrs. Frederic H. Hatch at Somerleas, her home for the past two months, will leave Wednesday to visit with relatives in Boston before returning home. Mrs. Hatch and her granddaughter, Miss Eve Hatch, will depart on March 30 for Warrenton.

to visit Mrs. Hatch's son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Hatch, who are occupying Yonder Lea, there until May, Hempstead.

March 20-Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weil of Hilton Ave. have announced the birth of a son, Gordon L. Weil.

Mrs. Fred H. Montgomery of Hendrickson Place has returned from a visit with her father, John Rushlow of Shelburne Harbor, Vt. Miss Mary Rhodes and Miss Betty Williams sailed this week for a cruise to Bermuda. The formal opening of Lido Country Club, Lido Beach, will take the form of an Easter dinner dance on Saturday night.

March 27. A special and gala program of enteris being arranged. On the following afternoon, Easter Sunday, an egg hunt is to be sponsored for children. Miss Joan Martin and her father, Thomas Martin of Lawrence will sail on May 11 for a stay of two months in England and Scotland. They will visit his sister.

Lady Seddon-Brown, for several weeks at her place in Lancastershire. FREDERICK LOESER AND CO INC 124.95 regularly $35 SALE! in time for Passover 93-pc. imported china dinner sets Real china at the usual price of domestic porcelain and a $10 saving on each set! Rich ivory ground with a delightful floral pattern on the border. Gold traced edges and coin gold handles. Complete services for 12 featuring a cold meat platter, large turkey platter, one open and one covered vegetable dish, fast stand gravy boat, sugar and creamer.

Two other very lovely patterns priced at 24.95. MAIL, PHONE ORDERS FILLED. (DED FULTON. AT BOND. -TRiangle 1 5.8100.