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19 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1933 Island Society i Junior Committee for Dr. White Settlement Benefit Saturday At the luncheon and bridge to be given by the Dr. White Memorial Catholic Settlement. Association at the Hotel St. George on Saturday Society Sir Philip Gibbs Barred by Reich Berlin, March 27 The German Ministry of the Interior today declined to admit Sir Philip Gibbs.

noted English writer, into Germany. Although no reason was given for barring Sir Philip, it was learned from Munich that the writer had incurred Nazi disfavor by his anti-Nazi Dtibhcations. Pass Sentence Tomorrow on Adamowiczes Moscowitz Praises Jury hi Conviction of Three If.irolhers in Still Case Miss Jane Burden Engaged To Gerard M. McAllister; Announced at Party Today Mr. and Mrs.

Edward D. Burden of Kensington Road, Garden City, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jane Burden to Gerard Michael McAllister, son of Mr. and Mrs James P. McAllister Sr. of Albemarle Road, at a luncheon at the Burden home today.

Miss Burden attended the Cathe i Mrs. Arthur Charles Edmonds (Muriel Copeland), is one of the junior committee members for the Boy Scout Silver Anniversary dinner-dance on April 2 at the Towers Hotel. (Photo by Garber.) Federal Judge rover M. Mosco-witz will pass sentence tomorrow on Josephi and Benjamin Adamowicz, transatlantic fliers, and their brother, Bronislaw. convicted ol conspiracy tr operate an unregistered still.

The flying brothers, who made a flight Ui Doland last year, and Bronislaw were found guilty late yesterday by a Jury which deliberated a little less than two hours. Thev wee remanded to jail to await enl ence. During the trial, which lasted a week, it wns brought out in the testimony thut ft still had been fitted up in tin rear of the soda-water plant opera, ted by the brothers at '111 111 St. in ureenpomt. The place was raided Sept.

18 last by federal agents, who said they found an l.iS 10-gallon still in addi tion to sever; 1 large tanks cf mash. In reachini; its verdict ihe jury discounted tin; testimony o' Joseph Adamowicz, ho had said on the stand that ha nad leased the section of the nlant wherj the still was discovered' to "Jack Schwartz." It, was testiheil by Government in- vestigators that they could find no such person. Judge MoscoM itz com. the jurors lor ruh.ng out the "Jack Schwartz" testimony, commenting that "many jure have been fooled with lake lease? in cases of this kind "There is no excuse now for breaking the law," he said "There no excuse now bootleg liquor. Your verdict ia ai: solutcly just and is going to be ve." helpful to the administration oi justice' This trial had ordered after a jury before Judie Mortimer W.

Byers had failed to reach an agreement on March 4 in the previout trial of the START MANHATTAN CLEANX' Cleanup of the Tir.jes Square unc Manhattan theatrical districts wa: begun yesterday and is contmulni today a physical, not moral cleanup. It is part of a drive? for a cleane: c.ty by 3anitatioi. I ommissione; Hammond, another return belnj seelcted as the point of chief attacl when the theatrical areu is done. PHONI: FOR DRUGS Your Order Will Prompt Attention HUKRY coll in the early hours of the morning or lore ot night Drings prompt delivery. This is important in coses of illness.

You can ALWAYS depend on us! Phone Inset 6-6360 KELLY'S 59lh St. -or. 5lh Ave. Ethical Pharmacy MISS STEPHENS FETED Miss Marie Campbell of Flatbush was entertained at a surprise shower by Miss Winifred Stephens on Monday at her home. Among the guests were the Misses Dorothy Peterson Helen Lawrence, Doothea Flathmann.

Nancy La-Cava, Edith Lledtke. Louise Sehult, Ruth Fehlieshen; also Mrs. Christian Wefer Mrs. Malcolm Haas, Mrs. Sidney Weinberg and Mrs.

Harold Wefer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Lund of 1741 E.

17th St. celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Monday evening with their three children. Charles. Harold and Marie Lund and a few Iriends. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Silversteen of 320 Ocean Parkway are celebrating their silver anniversary today. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Howard Muir, 186 E. 17th arrived this week at the Columbus Hotel in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Farwell ot New Jersey and Mr.

and Mrs. John Wood Scott were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Box at the Garden City Hotel. Garden City.

i LENTEN CIRCTs The fourth annual Lenten circus will take place in St. Ann's Church'! School on Saturday evening, at 7:45 p.m. in the undercroft There will bo eight acts. The Rev. George D.

Hardmau is1 chairman of the committee, which 1 consists of Robert O. Anthony, Mrs. I Robert O. Anthony. William Bai-: ley.

Miss H. Mildred Chaplin. Mrs. 1 George Clement. Carroll J.

Dickson. Mrs. Annie B. Donoghue, John C. i Francis, Harry W.

Graham, Mrs. Grace Graham. T. James Hall. Mrs.

George D. Hardman. Mrs. Robert Heller, Richard H. Hobbs, Remsen W.

Holbert, Mrs. Remsen W. Hoi- bert. John N. Jackson.

James A. 1 Lang. Franklin E. Peterson. Mrs.

Charles H. Preston, Miss Dorothy SnerW Mks tr 1 Thomas R. van Chef. Miss Sallie Wilkinson and Miss Helen Winton. CARD AND BUNCO On Friday evening the Ladies Caiholic Benevolent Association Branch No.

553 will hold a card party and bunco game at the K. of 81 Hanson Place. Mrs. John Boyle is chairman, and seh will be assisted by a large committee. HOME FROM SC HOOL At home Irom the Low-Heywood School to spend the Easter vacation with their parents are the Misses Jean Kice, daughter of Mrs.

Louise Kice of E. 14th and May Donaldson Mcllvaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Mcllvaine of Pierrepont, St.

ADVERTISEMENT WANT TO LOOK YOUNG? The secret of keeping young is to feel young to do this you miiM get ai the cause there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark ring under your eyes pimples a bilious look in your lace dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels. Or. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound as a subsiitute for calomel act on the intestines, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle in their action yet always effective.

Thev help bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enioy ly clearing the svstem of impurities. Dr. Ed wards Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. He, 'ic, 6(ic. 1 There to go Iozi to go i I i i I i Final Opera of Brooklyn Season Given at Academy; Dinners Given Beforehand The last opera of the Brooklyn season, but we trust not the last season of Brooklyn opera, was presented by the Metropolitan Opera Association last evening at the Academy of Music.

Massenet's 'Manon" was the attraction, Queena Mario and Charles Hackett singing the leading roles in place of Lucrezia Bori and Richard Crooks, who were prevented from appearing because of illness. Bright new Spring evening gowns dotted the opera house. All about comments were heard on "how unfortunate this is the last opera of the season" and a fine season it has been. Happy selections have been made for each performance and at each of the eight evenings of Brooklyn opera the Academy's opera house was filled. Receiving in the foyer during the entr'acte were members of the Women's Opera Committee which does so much to enable Brooklyn music lovers to have the season of opera here, and members of the Opera Club and the Junior League.

Among them were Mrs. William H. Field, Miss Adelaide Haxtun, Mrs. Adrian Van Sinderen, Mrs. Richardson Pratt, Mrs.

Maxwell Lester, Mrs. Bruce D. Bromley, Mrs. Winthrop M. Tuttle, Mrs.

John E. Leech. Mrs. Russell S. Hume, Miss Alice Parke, Muss Florence Read, Mrs.

Edward C. Blum, Mrs. Darwin R. James Mrs. Edwin P.

Maynard Mrs. Edwin L. Garvin and Mrs. Walter Monfort Meserole. Mrs.

Waldo McCutcheon McKee as hostess in the committee box end had as her guests Mrs. Harry B. Kendall, Miss Marion C. Wrigley, Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert H. Thirkield, Thornton C. Thayer, John Cunningham and Mr. McKee. Mrs.

McKee entertained her guests at dinner at her home, 2 Montague Terrace, before the opera. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Meyer's tuests in box 2 consisted of Mr. and Mrs.

Livingston Dickason, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Thayer, Miss Anne Meyer and Malcolm Van Zandt. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer A. Sperry, Mr. dnd Mrs. Ronald Hart, Miss Cath-rine Recknagel, Miss Elizabeth Car-loll.

Joseph Smythe and Robert Evans formed the group in Box 3. Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Osborne oc-tupied their usual box, their guests including Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Faw-cett, Miss Betty Fawcett, Mrs. Theodore Frohne.

Mrs. James Faw-wtt and Justice Lewis L. Fawcett. Internes and nurses of the Peck Memorial Hospital were guests at the women's opera committee in its subscription box. In the orchestra were seen Maxwell Lester Jr.

with Mrs. Maxwell Lester, Miss Katharine Van Sinderen and Adrian Van Sinderon Jr. with Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Van Sinderen; Dr.

Herbert T. Wikle and Miss Robert Wikle with Miss Adelaide Haxtun; Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Thayer and Mrs.

James C. Crop-sey with the Rev. and Mrs. Frank E. Simmons; Mrs.

Frederick H. Paine and Mrs. I. Sherwood Coffin with Mrs. Thomas W.

Lauderdale; Mrs. Frank T. Wost with Mrs. Robert Oldner Deyer. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward G. Sperry, Darwin R. James Dr. and Mrs.

Samuel E. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Fraser, Alexander Hamilton Fraser Mr. and Mrs.

H. Edward Vollmers, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Ruckgaber, Miss Marjorie Paige, Albert A.

Teller, Mr. and Mrs. M. Preston Goodfellow, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry A Farber. John Francis, Miss Prudence Gage. Mrs. Harland Tib-betts, Miss Helen Tibbets. Mrs.

William Burt Greenman. Otto Affeld Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Blum, Roland Rasch, Miss Helen Turn-bridge.

Mrs. Charles A. Angell, Dr. Mrs. William Harrison Price, Judge and Mrs.

Thomas F. Casey and Col. Alfred B. C. Nevin.

Mrs. Robert Bacon Seward, Mrs. Trempcr Longman. Miss Betty Russell, Christopher Wilson, Mrs. Clarence Waterman.

Hollis Thayer, Miss Peggy MacDonald, Miss Mar-ha Parke. Miss Ann Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Blum, Charles E.

Potts, Miss Dorothy Potts, Richard C. Staelin, Mrs. A. W. Friess, Mrs.

Richard Frazee, Mr and Mrs. John Van Buren Thayer, Miss Alice Parke. Miss Florence Read, Miss Stella Rae Carter, Mrs Oliver Gold-Mnith Carter, Mrs. Edwin L. Garvin, Mrs.

George E. Brower, Miss Helen T. Kracke. Mrs. Lynde Babcock Miss Carol E.

Brown and her house guest, Miss Carolyn Edie of Yonkers, Miss Ruth Penwarden, Lauriston Livingston, Dr. and Mrs. Edward K. Tanner, Miss Sally Harding, Miss Dorothy Stokes, Mrs. William F.

Davis and the Misses Rcn-ouard. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Reed Weeth entertained at dinner before the performance for Mr. -nd Mrs.

Bromley, Mr. and Mrs. Farber and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wcymuller.

Committees Announced for Woodward School Bridge Plans are being made for the aft Many Small Parties Given At Garden City Residences Special to Tlic Katjlc Garden City, March 27 Mrs. Gilbert P. Brush of Kensington Road gave a bridge lea yesterday. Her guests were Mrs. Harry D.

Nelson, Mrs, James McLean, Mrs. Warren K. Rishcl, Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Ernest, M.

Hollister. Mrs. Roy J. Wilson. Mrs.

George C. Johnson, Mrs. Charles G. Reuss, Mrs. William W.

Kouwenhoven, Mrs. Charles M. Grclher, Mrs. Creighton Phillips and Mrs. A.

Fans Barlow. Mrs. Piatt Kissam ot Pine St. was hostess at a luncheon yesterday to her bridge club. Mrs.

George Mackintosh. Mrs. Chester W. Lord, Mrs. G.

Kenneth Simonson. Mrs. Charles V. Lehrenkrauss, Mrs, R. William Tierney, Mrs.

Charles Chichester and Miss Helen De Bevoise were her guests. Mrs. Edmund A. Burke of Rnx-bury Road entertained Mrs. George A.

Powers, Mrs. Albert C. Hugo and Mrs. Wilton C. Donn at luncheon vesterdav.

Mrs. Charles D. Moneely oi 2d St. had as luncheon guests yesterday Mrs. Beihuno W.

Jones, Mrs. Charles It. McLoughlin and Mrs. William H. Duval Another luncheon hostess yesterday was Mrs.

Harold Johnson of West bury, who entertained Mrs. Edward A. Maher. Mrs. C.

Raymond H.x and Mrs. Frank Dunne of Garden Cilv. Mrs. Herbert rtnicker. Mrs.

Harry E. Maule, Mrs. G. Lester Jones and Mrs. Frank Munoz of the Garden City Casino Tennis teair were guests ai the luncheon of the North Shore Tennis Club in Great Neck yester- Mrs.

John J. Halpm ot Stewart entertained at a bridge luncheon vi terdav. guests being Mrs. T. Horton.

Mrs. Alexander Hilssey. Mrs. Jame.s Wallace. Allied Cadley.

Mrs. Joseph A. K.ivanaiUih. Mrs. Arthur Morgan.

Mrs. Thomas Eattali. Mrs. Richard Auspitt i Mrs. Philip J.

Hanigan, Mi.s Eleanor Lynch and Miss Eliza-be! Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Biglev of Kilburn Road and their Miss Lois Bigley. are spending scv- rial weeks in Florida.

Mis. G. R. Parker ol 'Jlh St had as gmMs at atlernoon tea yesterday Mi-. John Iilizaril.

Mrs. Wintield A. Townsend, Mrs. Bruce Smith. Mrs.

John Nichols. Mrs. H. Griffin Robert H. Wyld and Mrs.

Benjamin Young. 1.1,1. A U1K IIEI.L LI The Reiki RitcheU Club met yesterday alternoon at the home of Marion Fullar. 916 Ocean Ave. Mrs.

Fidlar presided. Mrs. Hilda Kosenbaum acted as secretary. Miss Kilcholl opened Ihe meeting by reading one of her poems. She spoke on "The Modern Drama," dis-1 Mussed "Rain From Heaven" and Ibsen's "The Wild Duck" and gave current events.

Mrs. Lena Carroll led in the discussion of the plays and Mrs. Hilda Rosenbaimi in the current events. During the social hour Mrs, Fidlar was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Mary Aron.

The club will meet on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Miriam Brandt, 1601 President St. HUSH MOIIT The membership of Court St. Clare No. 46.

C. D. of a. will conduct their annual Irish night entertainment tomorrow evening at the K. of C.

Home. Bushwick Ave. and Hai St. Irish songs, dances and stones will be the predominating features of the event. Protessional and home talent willfurnish additional amuse- nieiit for the members and their Iriends.

Dancing will continue throughout Ihe evening. Delails for the par'y have been arranged by Mrs. Mary E. Ahrens, vice regent and al. chairman of ihe commit tee which consists of Mrs.

Wmiln'd E. Aleck, grand regent, and the Misses Alice C'alull. Dorothy B. Youne. Daisy Pollen, Frances McCormick Anna Grosse and Marv A.

THORNTON JOIINhON Miss Margret. Thornton, daughter of Mrs. Alice V. Thornton, 154 Bay Ridge will be married to Alexander Johnson, son of Mrs. John M.

Johnson. 1603 Troy tomorrow morning at the Church Epiphany by the Rev. Howard Dunbar. Mrs. Mane sister of the bride, will be matron of honor.

The bridesmaids are Miss Carolyn Smith and Miss Virginia I.indmark. Harry Johnson, brother of the bridegroom, will act as best man. The Ushers are Edward Ehrbar and Jack Pierce. A wedding breaklast for intimate friends and relatives will follow at i the Hotel Bossert. Alter a wedding I trip ooutli.

the couple will make' their home at 8701 Shore Road. MOTHER-DA KiilTFU DINNER The Business and Professional Women's Club of the Ocean Avenue Congreiiat un.ii I'hun-u a Mi-s Kniiiiiick president, will have a mother and daughter dinner party Frid.r. Corey Wat! School of ill gie a Eveljn Schnaars will give a solo dance. ADVERTISEMENT i WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Co II I sunk and thf world w.uliiw a lot uf sails, mtn-ii i vt randy ur hewing gum i tiiitki' DU suddenly sweet lull uf HLinsiane. il il.

They onlv tnnvp Oia m.vtmt'iit dnevi't g. at fur vuur dwri-ani-Mit It should pour cm i two up iiiin ynur lioweis daily. freely, your tood il' i iivs tiie hiiweis. simiia. ii.

ou have a i tireaih foul, -I' in tilomishes. Yeur head .1 wn and out. Your whoia CARTER'S i K'-t two mid make you ilun Womii-'ful, it farts, anirttinff liid.s 'x Ire-IV. MM luV li. piii.

for Hrter's tV Ti.ittie i fler' wrvti. Wiyic.ii.v.g. the junior committee, of which Mrs. Robert S. Farley is chairman, will be composed of the Misses The-rese Murray, Rosamond Murray.

Marie Murray, Margaret Fanning Jean Bodkin, Margaret Sef ton. Clare Killeen. Anne Hurley, Mary Ahern. Elaine Fiske, Mary Elizabeth McDonald, Helen McDonald, Constance Waller, Florence Johnson, Norma Doyle and Anna J. Doric.

Mrs. Miles McDonald and Mrs. John Hayes. Mr. and Mrs.

II. L. Strybing ol 510 Washington Ave. are at their country home. Elmdene.

Patehoguc, for a lew days. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Neel Jr.

of 67 St. Paul's Place were hosts recently at a farewell parly lor Whitney Ellsworth, who will sail Saturday un the Santa Elena It California. Mr. Ellsworth will make his home at the Hotel Gilberi Hol lywood, Cal. George B.

De Silver, sun ol Mis. Margaret Dc Silver of 98 Joralcuion has relumed home for the Spring vacation. Mr. De Silver. former student at the Hessian Hills School, is now a student at Avon Old Farms, preparatory school lor boys, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Waller Ulsh of Whitehall Garden Citv. will entertain at a dim.er this evemnu lor Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Edw.ud. Mr. and Mrs. Amus Thatcher.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ntssley and Mr. and Mrs. C.

Raymond llix George L. Bagby was nosi la.i evening to large group of his Iriends at a soiree at the Amb.is- sador Hotel. Manhattan, Mine ijoite Lehmann saim during the evening. A buffet simper was served and an orchestra played lor dancing. Mr.

and Mrs. Sherman Haight gave a dinnei last night at their residence. illitl Park Manhattan, and later look their guests to the rainbow room in Rockeiellcr Center for supper and Mrs. Frank Collins and Mis. Elsie Dale were luncheon guests at the Park Lane, Manhattan, yesteidav.

University Glee Club Women's Auxiliary Bridge This Lvening The Women's Auxiliary of the University Glee Club will have its spring card parry at the Hotel Bos-sert this evening. Mrs. Randolph P. Hanson, Mis. Herman Schroeder.

Miss Betsy Soberski and Miss May Gorman lorm the committee woik-ing for the event. Mrs. Alfred W. Birch is chairman of the auxiliary. The Glee Club will present a number of Negro spirituals and college songs during the evening.

Faith Home Auxiliary Has Successful Benefit Party Faith Home for Incurable Park Place, benefited by a bridge party and fashion large show sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary vesterday afternoon at the Park Lane Hotel, Manhattan. Mrs. William A. Winant Jr. was chairman of the evening.

Her co-chairmen Mrs. Remick C. Eckardl, Mrs. Tiem-bcr Longman and Miss Marjorie Burr. Mrs.

C. Talbot Squire president of the auxiliary. There were 110 tables play and the prizes were boxes of Tiffany writing paper. Committee chairmen and their a sislants were: Donations. Mrs.

Rob- ert F. Moore and Mrs. Robert Walmsley; tickets, Mrs. Kenneth E. Hillyer and Mrs.

Arthur J. Holf maun; prizes. Mrs. Charles E. Traendly and Mrs.

Orrin C. Isbell: fashions. Mrs. Charles P. Burr and Mrs.

Walter E. Caten; cards. Miss Agnes Moore Traendly. and Miss Josephine MKS. SriTZER HONORED Mrs.

Benjamin Spitzer. who has just returned from the triennial convention of the National Council of Jewish Women in New Orleans, where she was elected a national director, was given luncheon yesterday by the board of directors of the Brooklyn section in the Colonial Room of the Hotel Granada. Chairman of the arrangements was Mrs. Mortimer Brenner, president of the Brooklyn section, assist ed by Mrs. Lester Miller, prom-am chairman.

Mrs. Abraham Arons. i also a national direr tor: Mrs. Maurice B. Rich.

Mrs. T'ortimer1 Brenner anr Mrs. Albert Fried-lander, also delegates to the convention, were among the speakers. After the luncheon there followed a meeting at the 8ih Avenue Temple. The next board of d.

lectors meeting of the Brooklyn section of the National Jounci. of Women will be April 2 at Hotel Granada. TO IIONOlTMl'RrilVS Advertising Men's Post No 209 of the American Legion will give a dinner dance and reception Saiur- day evening, at the Hotel Manhattan, in honor oi Mr. audi Mrs. Charles E.

Murphy. 1 Mr. Murphy, well known acl-i vertising and legal circles, was commander of Ad Mini Post last year, and formerly president of the Ad- vertising Club of New York. The' dance is being given as a testimonial to him and Mrs. Murphy.

Frank! Russo is in charge of the dance ai rangements. ADVERTISEMENT ARE YOU RUNDOWN, AILING? vou feel rundown a 1 your stomach" pit rs trouble, vit'i I-, or try Dr. Pierce's ti, Mm Medical Disc, If you are il weak and ncv.l put on lica't ff sS lTMld.lll!l' tsllM Kt 1 I frit firnl find wrsk all I u. WlirAvk of 57 Vanillin K. I never It like tiurg.

1 O'lt-nt h'adulu's. Dr. Pimr Ps-iimt'ry huilt me up sn tl i' I It a finr t. prtsaiUd IV. i I I i I i I i dral School of St.

Mary, Garden City; Mr. McAllister graduated from Georgetown University and is a member of the bar of the State of New York. He is associated with the firm of Purdy Purdy. Guests at the luncheon were Mrs. James P.

McAllister, Mrs. Harry Rendich, Mrs. James P. McAllister Mrs. Anthony McAllister and the Misses Elwina, Dorothy and Joan McAlister of Brooklyn, Mrs.

Paul Etzel and Mrs. Victor Gayton of Munsey Park and Mrs. David Roach of Albany, N. Y. Hopewell Society Benefits By Successful Card Party The annual card party of Hopewell Society, 218 Gates was held yesterday afternoon -and was most successful, with many tables in play.

The prizes were attractive cocktail trays, and cake and candy were sold. Punch ana cakes were served during the afternoon. Mrs. Wilbur M. Gemmi was in charge of the party.

Mrs. Alfred E. Fostir Jr. and Mrs. Frederick Jurse were in charge of the cake and candy tables, assisted by Mrs.

Frank L. Sc. John. Mrs. James R.

Bartholomew is president of the society. Among those present were Mrs. Walter Hanford, Mrs. Hector Adam. Mrs.

Stanley S. Tumbridge, Mrs. Leonard Hull Smitn, Mrs. Walter L. Durack, Mrs.

Alfred Munken-beck, Mrs. Henry Molloy. Mrs. Maurice S. Cass, Mrs.

Dean Nelson. Mrs. Harrison Gibson. Mrs. uaviu E.

Fromm, Mrs. Walter C. Riggs, Mrs. Henry J. Kohlman, Mrs.

Charles H. Middendort. Mrs. Harry Parmele, Mrs. Daniel Collins, Mrs.

Frederick Haines, Mrs. William Kennedy Wardner, Mrs. William E. Coykendall, Mrs. James W.

Henderson, Mrs. A. E. Foster, Mrs. H.

Ball, Mrs. John VV Cook. Mrs. Emma Lundbeck, Mrs. Richard Sargent, Mrs.

George Tanner, Mrs. E. H. Wells, Mrs. H.

1 Brown, Mrs. Mary L. McCabe, Mrs Christopher W. Wilson, Mrs. Joseph P.

Shafer. Mrs. William McK. Barber, Mrs. Robert Bacon Seward, Mrs.

J. Win-dels, Mrs. vValter Stuart, Mrs. Alan G. Lynn.

Mrs. George L. Walker, Mrs. William N. Bonnell Mrs.

Albert Stevenson, Mrs. William G. James, Mrs. Horace F. Callaghan, Mrs.

Joshua M. Van Cott, Mrs. Harrison Cady, Mrs. HaroU" S. Recknagel, Mrs.

John I Harmon, Mrs. Alfred Opdyke, Mrs. George S. Hor-ton, John A. FitzRandolph, Mrs.

James C. McCurrach, Mrs. William H. Vasson, Mrs. Frederick Somers, Mrs.

A. S. Wrenn, Mrs. A. E.

Foster and Mrs. Frank E. Sniff en. filso the Misses Julia Logan, Frances Dudley, Marjorie Findley, Virginia Felter, Ida Bain-bridge, Florence Anderson. Anna Cole, Elise W.

Stutzer and Mary Hope. Prospect Club Members Meet at Mrs. Post's Home Prospect Club, Mrs. Fenwick W. Ritchie, president, met at the home of Mrs.

Mae G. Post, 141 Herkimer yesterday. Mrs. Ritchie presided and welcomed the members and guests. The minutes of the last Study meeting were read by the recording secretary, Mrs.

Robert Huse Brown. Mrs. Warren R. Bannister was chairman of the day. Mrs.

William B. Carswell, the soloist of the afternoon, sang two groups of soprano solos. Her accompanist was Mrs. Charles Penwarden. William Slater, the headmaster of A 1 i Academy, was the speaker, giving an interesting talk on "Current Affairs." The members of Mrs.

Bannister's committee were Mrs. Carswell, Mrs. Charles L. Foster, Mrs. Elizabeth L.

Glass. Mrs. Post. Mrs. Albert E.

Richardson and Mrs. G. Schenck Van Siclen. Among others peresent were Mrs. George Brewster Bretz, Mrs.

Robert Huse Brown, Mrs. James Congdon Church. Mrs. Edwin A. Cunningham.

Mrs. Lewis German, Miss Julia Harrison, Mrs. Alexander C. Howe, Miss Grace Horton. Mrs.

Edmund Gale Jewett, Mrs. Horace C. Lockwood. Miss Lizzie K. Miller.

Mrs. Clinton B. Parker. Mrs. Anna Richmond.

Miss Anna M. Robertson, Mrs. Harry B. Shaen. Mrs.

Fenwick B. Small, Mrs. John Livingston Spence, Mrs. Forrest M. Towl, Mrs.

Joseph E. Reid. Miss M. R. McCormick, Mrs.

C. L. Riegger, Miss Helen Selby, Mrs. George Burgoyne and Mrs. Jennie Heflin.

Protestant Big Sisters Juniors Have Meeting The Junior Auxiliary of the Protestant Big Sister Council, Miss Dorothy Haines president, held a meeting of the executive board last evening at the home of Miss Marjorie Callaghan. Reports were submitted by the various committees for the bridge given last week by the organization. Plans for the programs of future Spring meetings were made. Those present were: Mrs. Richard A.

Anthony, Mrs. Bernard Chase Pike and the Misses Dorothy Haines, Marie Hargreaves. Mabel Campbell, Marjbric Callaghan, Hildegard Rau-benheimer, Martha Fall and Helen M. Goetz." Mr. -nd Mrs.

Henry L. Redfield 019 Avenue have their daugh- Mice Rrdiield Shaver. t. Mrs. Shaver has er, Mrs.

Florence their guest. returned from a trip to St sersburg, Fla, Secretarial girlYcentral business training ii'trn Kin. Director, liiuoklvii, N. 1. Ik v.wr Miss Marjorie Stevens Honored At Surprise Shower Last Night Miss Marjorie Warier, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold L. Warner of Flatbush, gave a surprise shower last night at her home for Miss Marjorie B. Stevens, ''hose engagement to Charles H. Bogel of Bay-port has been announced.

Miss Stevens is the daughter of Mrs. Wilbur A. Stevens. Among those present were the Misses Alma Ahrens, Doris Bab-bidge, Helen Bodenheim, Lorraine Burtis, Marjorie Coler, Johnctte Ctmuier, Linagail Darling, Janet Lasher, Adele Mankel, Laura Michel, Ruth Michel, Dorothy Morrell, Frances Reynolds, Doroiny Snyder, Muriel Stephens, Grace Thiel, Katharine Ward, Beatrice Williams and Janice Wood. 1 Kosmos Club Has Musicale At Miss Else Eilers' Home Kosmos Club, Mrs.

Ralph H. Tie-bout, president, held a musicale yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Else F. Eilers, 751 St. Mark's Ave. Miss Gertrude Hopkins, harpist, was the artist of the afternoon.

The assisting artists were Mrs. Carson Brevoort, pianist, and Mrs. Clyde Claus. mezzo-soprano. Mrs.

Oliver Goldsmith Carter, as chairman of program, had assisting her, Mrs. Frederick H. Schluter and Mrs. R. Huntington Woodman as co-chairman.

Mrs. Alexander H. Fraser was in charge of reservations. The hostesses of the afternoon were Mrs. John S.

Simmons, chairman; Mrs. William H. Bird. Mrs. Charles Warde, Mrs.

E. G. Patterson, Mrs. Edwin G. Martin and Mrs.

William H. Onken. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. John A. Davidson and Miss Gertrude Corwin.

The guests of honor were Dr. and Mrs. R. Huntington Woodman, Dr. and Mrs.

Carl Schmidt, Mrs. Alexander Craig Jr. and Miss Stella Rae Carter. Among those present were Mrs. Benjamin Prince, Mrs.

George Hamlin, Mrs. Tiebout, Mrs. George Hills Her, Mrs. De Hart Bergen, Mrs. Foster Smith, Mrs.

Charles Soper. Miss Elizabeth Perry, Mrs. Frederic M. Davidson, Miss Marjorie Fullerton, Mrs. Elisha T.

Everett, Mrs. Daniel K. De Beixedon, Miss Sarah J. Day. Mrs.

Alexander S. Bacon, Mrs. Juan A. Almirall, Miss Grace Andrews, Miss Clara Belle Adams, Miss Ida Adams. Miss Jua-nita Almirail, Mrs.

Horace L. Rutter, Mrs. Charles M. Phinny, Mrs. Amo-rette E.

Fraser, Mrs. Henry M. Hal-sted. Mrs. George S.

Hice, Mrs. Henry T. Hotchkiss, Mrs. John T. Vanderveer.

Mrs. Albert Kerr. Miss Alice Lester, Mrs. Nelson P. Lewis, Mrs.

Thomas Lauderdale. Mrs. Walter W. Meserole. Mrs.

William C. Women of '76 Chapter, D. A. Regular Meeting Held Today Women of '76 Chapter, N. D.

A. Miss Maud E. Dilliard, regent, held its regular monthly meeting at the Brooklyn Woman's Club this afternoon. Charles Murphy, past president of the Advertising Club of N. addressed the members and guests on "National Defense." Hostesses for the day were Mrs.

J. H. Bergen, Mrs. A. L.

Lott. Mrs. H. W. Voorhies and Mrs.

Elberon D. Smith. Members and guests present were Mrs. Charles Rand, Mrs. Harold M.

Halstead, Mrs. Anthony Fiala, Mrs. Arthur Wright Mrs. C. L.

Fabre, Mrs. William Hansell, Miss Violet Ingram, Mrs. J. W. James, Mrs.

William M. Horner, Miss Madge Miller, Mrs. Stephen M. Harrison, Mrs. J.

E. Lamphear, Mrs. Philip Y. Linker. Mrs.

H. H. Ketcham, Mrs. J. G.

O'Connor, Mrs. Harrison W. Mac-Lenathen, Mrs. A. R.

Piatt, Mrs. L. R. Anderson, Mrs. A.

E. Witzel, Mrs. A. W. Arnold, Miss Anna Kingsley, Miss Mildred Wells, Mrs.

William Allen, Mrs. William Bradley, Mrs. C. F. Butz, Miss Edith J.

Evans, Mrs. R. F. Field and Mrs. Dean Hall.

At the business meeting, Mrs. Chandler A. MacKey, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the ticket for 1935-36 which will be voted upon at the annual meeting. It includes, 1st vice regent, Mrs. H.

E. Wimpfheimer; 2d vice regent, Mrs. Edward H. Lockwood; 3d vice president, Mrs. Dean Hall; recording secretary, Mrs.

Charles Rand; corresponding secretary, Miss Edith J. Evans; treasurer, Miss Violet Ingram register, Mrs. Stephen M. Harrisson; historian, Mrs. Howard W.

Voorhies; chaplain, Mrs. Charles C. Putnam; directors to serve three years, Mrs. Robert F. Field, Mrs.

William M. Horner, Mrs. Elberon D. Smith. Members of the nominating committee were Mrs.

Mackey, char-man; Mrs. Halstead, Mrs. McLena-then, Mrs. H. W.

Ketcham and Mrs. William Biddle. Mrs. A. W.

Arnold, one of the chairmen for the entertainment for the benefit of the D. A. R. approved schools which will be held at the New Amsterdam Theater, Manhattan, on April 9, spoke for the cause. Among those to attend the D.

A. R. congress in April at Washington will be Miss Dilliard, regent; Miss Edith J. Evans, delegate; alternates, Mrs. R.

F. Field, Mrs. E. H. Lock-wood, Mrs.

C. A. Mackey, Miss Ethel E. Bates, Mrs. G.

J. O'Connor, Mrs. L. K. Anderson.

Miss uth Lowe, Mrs. Charles Rand, Mrs. Stephen M. Harrisson and Mrs. A.

W. Arnold, national chairman for Manuals for Newly Made Citizens, who is State vice regent-elect for New York, and Mrs. Frank H. Parcells, organizing secretary general of the national society. Members attending the Lenten Red Cross class held at the home of Mrs.

Voorhies are Miss Dilliard, Mrs. Bergen. Mrs. Butz, Mrs. Nelson Bennett and Mrs.

Lott. The series of bridge parties held recently for the chapter, Ward Dorothy Madison, have been most successful. Miss E. Laurel Broadbent of 1522 Caton Ave. is leaving on Saturday for a trip around the world, extending about six months.

She plans to leave from San Francisco to visit Honolulu, the Philippines, Japan. China. India, Egypt, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Belgium, France, the British Isles. Miss Broadbent is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James T. Broadbent. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.

Bussing of 870 Carroll St. sailed yesterday on the Furness-Bermuda liner Queen of Bermuda for a week's stay at the Princess Hotel, Hamilton. Bermuda. They will return on the Monarch of Bermuda next week. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Day Bu-chenal of 20 Garden Place have as their guest Mrs. Buchenal's father, David C. Richie of Jennings, La. Muss Lois Miller of 103 72d St.

spent the weekend at West Point, where she attended Hundredth Night. am Mrs. Maurin Livingston Delafield oi Hewlett will be presented to morrow at the first court of the season I at Buckingham Paiace, London, AUTO TOHM hy Mr. Eartust B. Bt'ornurth Trawl llurenu Director M'TOMOUILE CU OF V.

This Summer pl.111 your tours ocr die most enjoyable and mtctctinj; routes. Mr. IV.inurth, who is a leading authority on travel, lui carefully sclcccd a list of unusual trips and will tell vou about them everv SunJ.iv in The llrooklvn lade. nt describing in detail the and the towns and hotels ottcrim; lie wiil i itc road the poinis ot mtcrc Newman. Mrs.

Edward Saunders, Mrs. James Currie, Mrs. Richard Pasternack, Miss Julia Ring, Mrs. Lambert V. Cameron, Mrs.

Schluter, Mrs. Edgar Shumway, Mrs. Frederic Paine, Mrs. Horace Snyder. Mrs.

Edgar G. Banta, Mrs. William Buchanan, Dr. Cornelia Chase Brant. Mrs.

Charles Rynd, Mrs. William H. Vogel, Miss Anna Fraser. Mrs. Edward V.

Killeen Hostess To Committee Chairmen at Home Mrs. Edward V. Killeen of 35 Prospect Park West, president of the Auxiliary of Villa de Sales for Convalescent Women, entertained at luncheon yesterday at her home the various officers and chairmen of the committees in charge of the annual luncheon and bridge, which will be held at the Commodore Hotel, Manhattan, on Tuesday, May 7. Among those present were the Rev. Joseph I.

Foley, treasurer and spiritual director; Mrs. D. McGann. general chairman; Mi's. Robert W.

Murtha, invitations; Mrs Thomas J. Hiler, luncheon; Mr-John H. Delanev. reception; Mrs Joseph S. Byrne, table prizes; Mi's Christopher D.

Kevin, prin'iiv I Mrs. Anna B. Bennett, ncidr :or.u i I prizes; Mrs. Thomas F. MrKr.aiirv.

press; Mrs. Paul Ernst cards; Mrs. Georeo i and Miss Jane I. boosters; l'ach article will be devoted to a and will be illustrated ith a clear, complete map. in', ot this series' It will be one of the tniest ot cr published.

ernoon bridge to be given by the Woodward School Parents Associa tion in the school building, 321 Clin ton on Tuesday, April 9, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Howard Burdick is chairman in charge of the bridge, and the chairmen of the various committees are; Patronesses, Mrs. Warner King; printing, Mrs. Francis J.

Ryan; tickets. Mrs. J. Russell Kiernan; candy, Mrs. R.

Whitney Gosnell and Mrs. W. H. Moorhead; prizes. Mrs.

Rodney C. Ward; refreshments. Mrs. Robert F. Waltns-ley and Mrs.

William H. Lohman; publicity, Mrs. Channing W. Baxter; supplies, Mrs. A.

Sledman Jameson and Mrs. Harris Hamlin; invitations, Mrs. Ainsworth L. Smith end flowers. Mrs.

Fremont C. Peck. Mr. and Mrs. William R.

Hopkins and Miss Minnie E. Hopkins of 194 Rugby Road sailed today for England on the steamship Manhattan. They will pay a brief visit to Mrs. Ross Bayes Marion Hopkins) arid her children, who arc living outside of London. Mr.

and Mrs. Percy C. Alhvork have returned to their Summer home ou Vmeyard. Road, Halesite. inU tour IV i.

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