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In 8.8 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1908.

PERSONAL AL and SOCIAL Clifford, Chris Bonett, Charles Noren, C. Dolen, William Casper, William Fleming, John Holland, J. Dunnigan, J. Deegan, Frank Stark, Bert Levy, William Peiser, O. Brenington and B.

Murray. JEWISH WOMEN'S DANCE. The Academy of Music was the scene of a dance and concert given by the Brooklyn section of the Council of Jew(ish' Women, Wednesday eventng, October 21. The proceeds will be. devoted to: the of: the council's newly established Amityville.

Home for Friendless Jewish Children, and tHo other activities of the association. The concert was a striking success. Among the prinetpal participants were Miss Shanna Cummings and Miss Carrie Hirschmann. The committee in charge of the entertainment was made ap of Miss B. Adler, chairman; Miss M.

Wechsler. assistant Shanna CummingSchairman; Miss R. Brenner, Mrs. L. J.

Cohen, Mrs. A. Dahlman, Mrs. G. Dressler, Mrs.

R. Frank, Mrs. M. J. Friedberg, Mrs.

F. Hermann, Miss J. Liebmann Mrs. W. Meruck Mrs.

L. Meyer, Mrg M. Meyer, Miss Taylor and' Mrs. D. N.

Zeman. The patronesses were Mrs. A. Abraham, Miss B. Adler, Mrs.

I. L. Bamberger, Mrs. S. Batt, Mrs.

H. P. Baumann. Mrs. I.

Bennett, Mrs. A. Behrend, Mrs. A. J.

Bimberg. Mrs. E. Blum, Miss R. Brenner.

Mrs. S. R. Cohen, Mrs. L.

J. Cohen, Mrs. A. Dahlman, Mrs. Danzig Mrs.

G. Dressler Mrs. D. Dressner, Mrs. S.

Firuski. Mrs S. Flash, Mrs. R. Frank, Mrs.

Fribourg, Mra. M. J. Miss Hirschmann Miss Hirschmann Friedberg, Mrs. R.

Gabriel, Mrs. E. Goldstein, Mrs. B. H.

Goodman, Mrs. T. Goodstein, Mrs. F. Herrmann, Mrs.

M. Hertz, Mrs. J. H. Hirsch, Mrs.

L. Isenberger, Mrs. A. Jacobs, Mrs. H.

Kamsler, Mrs. O. Kempner, Mrs. H. Kraus, Mrs.

C. Mrs. A. L. Levi, Mrs.

N. H. Levi, Mrs. I. Levy, Mrs.

N. Levy, Miss J. Liebmann, Mrs. W. Linder, Mrs.

J. Lippman, Mrs. L. Lourla, Mrs. A.

Lyon, Miss C. Mathias, Mrs. J. Mendelsohn, Mrs. W.

Meruk, Mrs. Max Meyer, Mrs. M. A. Meyer, Mrs.

Leon Meyer, Mrs. D. Michel, Mrs. J. Michaels, Mrs.

I. Namm, Mrs. F. Pentlarge, Mrs. A.

Rascover, Mrs. J. Reiner, Mrs. M. Rosenstock, Mrs.

B. Rott, Mrs. H. Roth, Mrs. S.

F. Rothschild, Mrs. A. Schwartz, Mrs. Seiner, Mrs.

A. Stein, Mrs. E. Stein, Mrs. J.

Stern, Miss F. Tavier, Mrs. J. Wallach, Mrs. I.

Warshauer. Mrs. N. Wasserman. Miss M.

Wechsler, Mrs. E. Well, Mrs. L. Weill, Mrs.

J. Wertheimer, Mrs. A. Westhelm, Mrs. I.

J. Woolf, Mrs. D. N. Zeman, Mrs.

PARISH BALL A SUCCESS. With a parish spirit that Insures social success the parishioners of the Church of St. Mary of Immaculate Conception gathered at Arion Hall, Tuesday evening, on the occasion of the annual invitation dance tendered them by St. Mary's Catholic Club. The hall was decorated for the occasion, and an excellent dancing programme was enjoyed.

The society has a large membership. The success was due to then effelent management by the following officers and committees: President, Eugene dA. Colligan; secretary, Thomas J. McMahon; treasurer, the Rev. James Crowley.

Arrangements' Committee--John F. Hausel, chairman; John H. Fitzpatrick, Daniel S. Carroll; Joseph Callahan, John J. Lennon, Robert E.

Butcher, Paul J. Donnelly, Thomas Ennis, Conrad Jaeger, Fred Grassell. Floor Committee--Eugene A. Colligan, floor manager; Daniel S. Carroll, assistant floor manager; James T.

Cosgrove, Morgan T. Donnelly, Edward A. Sweency, Jacob Neff, William R. Ludwig, Frank Colligan, Thomas J. McMahon, Vincent O'Connor, Charles Shevlin, Leland Wallace, Thomas B.

Cullen, Louis Kalbacher, Edward Murphy, Robert Miller, Harry Dunn, Mortimer Fitzgerald, Joseph Dr. Percy Houghton, John J. O'Donnell, Felix Quirk, Joseph Corbett, N. Herrburger, William W. Kelly.

Reception Committee--Joseph E. Cosgrove, chairman; Owen J. Murphy, Patrick Keleghan, John J. Foley, George Markert, John McMahon, Joseph Newman, Randall 0'Grady, George W. O'Neill, Joseph J.

Pheifer, Hugh Smith, John Barnes. Philip D. Meagher, James J. O'Donnell, George E. O'Neill, John F.

Shevlin, Joseph, H. Simons, Joseph V. Sweeney, James H. Roberts. William J.

Carroll, Patrick Stafford, William J. Coppinger, James Casey. CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING. Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Olewine celebrated their silver wedding at their home, 628 Hancock street. Saturday, October 18. The parlors were crowded with the friends of the celebrants. An enjoyable feature was a musical programme, The parlors, dining room and halls were prettily decorated with palms and chrysanthemums.

The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Olewine, George A.

Olewine, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Olewine, Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Van Nostrand, Florence Van Nostrand. Mrs. George W. Cammeyer, George Cammeyer, Mra.

E. C. Heiberger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Demott.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Hinrichs, Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. Sherwood. Miss Ida Porter, Miss F. Thompson, Miss Lillian Thompson.

Miss Louise Holt, Miss May S. Stille, Mrs. and Miss Hollingshead, Mr. and Mrs. De Witt Haven, Miss Gussie Haven.

Miss M. Haven, Miss Zora Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Bates, Miss K. Vrooman, K. Tinling, James Brush, Mr. and Mrs.

McDougall, Mr. and Mra. J. Whitley, the Misses L. and M.

Fyte, Mr. and Mrs. Corey, Dr. and Mrs. W.

Kinne, Mr. and Mre. J. J. Robinson, Mr.

and Mrs. George L. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Turner, the Misses Edith and Grace Nixon, Mr. and Mra. Reidel, Mr. Bolesckha, Miss Helen Bolesckha, Miss Eipper, Miss Carrie Beach, the Misses Lizzie and Sarah Cook, J. H.

Adderley, Mrs. and Miss Nichole, Miss S. Sutcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mr.

and Mra. Charles R. Pitt, Miss Palmer. B. Robinson, Miss Dorothy Franklin, Mrs.

Marshall, Mr. and Mra. E. G. Anderson, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Olewine, Mrs. and Miss Hopton, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Rudy, Harrisburg, L. 'S. Hatfleld, Mra. M. Rapp, West Fairview, Mrs.

George Eppley, the Misses Nora and Mabel Eppley, Marysville, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sauppe, York, Miss Rachel Olewine, Reading, Long Island guests-Mr. and Mrs. E.

Sherman Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Hewlett Robinson, Mr. and Mra. Willett Robinson, Clinton Robinson, Miss Olive Robinson, Mist Blanche Robinson, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Robartes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Avery, Miss Irene Avery, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Hiscox, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hiscox, Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Hawking, Mr. and Mrs.

Owens, Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Pettit, Mr.

and Mra. Irving Pettit, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.

Tiger, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Purdy, Mr. and Mra. J.

Roberts, Mr. and Mra. F. Dunton, Miss Addie Thompson, Mrs. G.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cammeyer, Edwin Beck, Manhattan; the Rev.

Horace Porter, Montclair, N. Mrs. Sarah Cammeyer, Miss Stelle Cammeyer, Towacco, N. Mr. and Mra, D.

Guild, East Orange. N. Reuben Small, Honesdale, and Mrs. Henry R. Butler, Waukesha, Wis.

CONVENT ENTERTAINMENT. An entertainment and reception for the benefit of a new conyent was 'held Thursday night at St. Michael's parish house, Forty-second street, near Fourth avenue. The affair was under the auspices of the ladies of the parish, and was a decided success. The programme was as follows: Opening chorus, soprano solo, Miss Kate Fiske, accompanied by Misg F.

Charvin; recitation, Miss Janet Moynahan; medley, DePoole family; soprano solo, Miss Lillian McFarland: selections, Cecilian Quartet; Irish melodies, Olive P. Malone; fancy dancing, Miss Ethel Mullen; duet, Miss Kate Fiske and Miss F. Charvin; baritone solo, Edward Fearson. The committee in charge included Ludwig Merklin, Francis G. Fearson, James T.

Hayden, William Struttmatter, M. M. Duffy, W. Sullivan, John Carroll, Edward McFarland, Robert Moss, Richard McCormick, John E. Clark, J.

J. Kenedok, A A GERMAN HOSPITAL BENEFIT. Four Performances to Be Given First Week of November of Grand Opera at Academy. That the charitable work done the year around by the German Hospital Ands true recognition is proved by the rapid sale of tickets for the four opera performances to be given at the Academy of Music on November 2, 3 and 4 with a matinee on November 3. The operas are "11 Trovatore," "Martha," "Faust" and "Traviata." Boxes have been taken by the following well known persons: Ex-Mayor Charles A.

Schieren, B. Scharmann, A. Smith, Herman Ridder, Valentine Schmitt, John F. Flood, Julia Allen, Soprano, Henry Weisman, John H. S.

humann, Henry S. Raspin, Conrad Hasenflug, John H. Kolle, Charles Vogt, Charles F. Nahmacher, Dr. John H.

Droge, the medical alumni of the German Hospital, Drs. Jacob Fuhs, Krotzman and Seaton, and Gus von Hasseln. The sale and exchange of tickets will begin Monday, October 26, at the Academy of Music. It was necessary to take a front row in order to accommodate the enlarged orchestra. There will be 140 persons in the Manhattan English Grand Kathryn Contralto.

Fehmel, Charles Schatz, Edwin Bayha. PRIZES TO BE GIVEN. Opera Company, which gives the opera perfo: mances. On Tuesday evening the election returns will be read from the stage. The committee of arrangements consists of: Fred E.

Heitman, president, August H. Tieman, first vice president; William Neumann, second vice president; C. A. Wagner, corresponding secretary; Herman Scheidt, treasurer; Francis A. Deck, E.

Gaston Higginbotham, Henry Weisman, Charles Aichmann, Philip Herrschaft, John Heilmann, Justus Berge, J. H. Droge, M.D.; Adam At a meeting of various committees who have charge the euchre reception to be held in the Kings County Democratic Club on November 11, for the benefit of St. Ambrose's Church, Father McGronen stated that the prizes which had been procured by the prize committee, would surprise most of the guests. He urged the young ladies to keep up with their good work in their various capacities.

The arrangements committee, the chairman, Miss Anna Wise. ably a8- sisted by the Misses Kathleen Rhatigan, Anna Keane, Mary Carroll and Gertrude Turner, reported that they had almost completed the details which go to make a success of such affairs. The press committee bave their friends busy trying to keep things on the move, and the music committee reported that they had sueceeded in procuring an orchesra. Father McGronen expressed himself as well pleased with the work that has so far been done, but does not want the Interest to lag. The press committee consists of Miss L.

M. Riede, assisted by the Misses Mae K. Doppman and Jennie Vaughn. The music committee is in charge of Miss Katherine McCormack, assisted by Miss Anna Purdy and Miss Jennie Taaffe. HEBREW LADIES WHIST.

The first of the series of evening whist parties will take place Tuesday evening, October 27, at Grand View Hall, Bay Twenty-third street and Bath avenue. Cards are out announcing the whist. Pretty will be given. A large attendance prizes, expected. YOUNG FOLKS EVENT.

At a regular meeting of the Independent Young Folks League at Maretta Mansion, the entertainment committee reported that to show their appreelation and to express their thanks to the members for their excellent support to their last dance, they have arranged for a halloween masque at Hart's Hall October 31 for members only. The entertainment committee consists of Charles Stone, chairman; Nathan Schreiber, Joe Sounvaine, Ferdinand Worms, Paul Haut and Louis Sounvaine, Misses Rae Strassburger, V. and the Weinstoek, Mildred Rubinoz, Jean Stern, S. Wyle and Bertha Lewis. UNIVERSALIST CLUB MEETING.

Professor Frederich Hirth of Columbia College will address the New York Unlversalist Club to-morrow evening, at the Hotel St. Denis, Broadway and Eleventh street, Manhattan, "The Open Door in the Orient." Preceding the lecture a 50- cial gathering will be held in the hotel, at 6:30 P.M. TAXPAYERS TO FEAST. The Flatbush Taxpayers Association has made elaborate preparations for the suecess of the jubilee dinner to be given by it Thursday evening, November 19, at the clubhouse of the Cortelyou Club, Bedford and Ditmas avenues, Flatbush. The Jubilee will commemorate the increase in membership over the 1,000 mark, as 1.100 members are now on the roster of the association, making it the largest association of taxpayers in Greater New York, Many prominent men have been invited to be present and to deliver addresses.

BAZAR FOR NURSING SISTERS. Most of the work has been assigned to committees in the arrangements for the coming bazar for the beneft of the NursIng Sisters of the Sick Poor, of 439 Henry street, and the full list of those assisting will be published this week. The bazar is to be held on Friday and Saturday, November 13 and 14, at the Pouch Gallery, Clinton avenue, and is being managed by the Catholic women of Brooklyn interested in this order of sisters. The general committee acknowledges the receipt of many articles for the various tables. Donations of money and articles may be sent to Mrs.

R. L. Walsh, 243 Jetferson avenue, chairman of the committee, or to Miss Adelaide Rice, 194 Clinton street, secretary, K. OF C. BAZAR.

For the purpose of furnishing their clubhouse, the members of Morris Park No. 656, ot Richmond Hill, will hold a grand bazar in the clubhouse building, from October 28 to 31 inclusive. Letters sent in all directions soliciting prizes have been received with favor, judging from the many valuable articles received. Some of the amusing features of this bazar will be: The Coal Mine, which promises to be very popular; Chamber of Horrors, Lemon Tree, Mysterious Room, Chinese Laundry, real Gypsy Fortune Teller, the Automobile Race and Japanese Tea Room. This bazar, as well as the entertainments of the council, is looked after by Lawrence H.

Reilly, His committees and every member of the council are working hard. 'Court Loretta of the Daughters of Isabella, recently instituted, is 88 much interested as the men. The choir members of St. Joseph's Benedicts Church, assisted by the Yobon Club, will have a booth, which promises to be very attractive and well patronized. A special programme 'of attractions appropriate for Halloween been prepared for Saturday, October A free bus will meet all trains at Richmond Hill and Morris Park stations.

The chapter was instituted about seven years ago, with a membership of about fifty and has grown considerably in numberg during that time. About May 1 this year the question of clubhouse was brought up, and the members took the matter up promptly. Inside of six weeks, by personal solicitation, they received sufficient money to purchase title to a large building on Lefferts avenue, near Broadway, Richmond Hill. Among the Daughters of Isabella prominent in working for the bazar are Miss Fredericka Liebmann and Miss Loretta Lovell. BOYS CLUB MEETS.

The Central Congregational Boys Club held its annual meeting Saturday evening. The following officers were elected: President, John V. Adams; vice president, John C. Sim; secretary, Joseph M. Leary.

Friday evening, November 6, Professor Darrell O. Hibbard will give a lecture on "Japan and Its People" for the club. He will appear in eight different costumes, showing the dress of the different classes of Japanese. Dr. S.

Parks Cadman. will introduce Professor Hibbard. GAVE A BIRTHDAY SUPPER. In honor of the 21st birthday of their daughter, Miss Rosalie, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Trainor gave a party at their home, 142 Sumner avenue, last evening. Among those who helped entertain was Miss Margueretta McIntosh, one of Miss Trainor's former pupils. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Mrs. Adolphus R.

Andrews announce the engagement of her daughter, Lula, Charles C. Clark of New York. The wedding is to take place in Brooklyn during the first part of November. GARDINER CLUB BALL. Metropolitan Saenger Hall, Pitkin avenue and Watkins street, will, be the scene of the ball of the Edward Gardiner Association Saturday, October 31.

The officers of the association are: Abraham Donegar, president; Max Gardiner, vice president; Epstein, recordingr secretary; Louis Donahue, financial secretary; J. Schwartz, treasurer; Willlam Cooper, editor; Murrey Goldstein, sergeant-at-arms. WOMEN'S THEATER PARTY. ceeds will be donated to charity. NINTH A.

D. PARTY. The Women's Auxiliary, Hebrew Edutheater party on Monday, November 30. cational Society, has made plans for a Members of the clubs, with headquarin the Hebrew Educational Society Building. will attend the affair.

The pro- Arnold Daly company, in a sketch Mark Twain and Miss Clarice Mayne, will be the headliners at the Orpheum on November 10, when the Ninth Assembly District Republican Club will give its annual theater party. Judging from the sale of tickets, the affair will be the most successful ever given by the followers of Under Sheriff James P. Connell. On the committe in charge are: Hubert F. Kelly, Charles A.

Pauley, Thomas D. Fitzgerald, Leo Eleben, Anton Schaum, Thomas L. Dowling, Edward B. Valentine, Harold Hanson, Howard 0. Patterson, Oscar Abrams, Edward Hartung, George McCurdy, John J.

Griffin, A. Semken, Richard Harvey, Henry Molloy, Thomas J. Roper, James L. Fream, William Wallace, Edward Krancher, Charles P. Solomon, John B.

Schlessinger, Eugene Lucas, Harry De Mille, Joseph Rosenbaum, James Gelston, James Doig, W. A. Grimshaw, Harry C. Fream, Samuel 's. Corbett, Michael O'Leary, James Keegan, William Haeger, William Zipp, William H.

Alyward, Theodore Montgomery, Edward Kelly and Samuel Henkel. D. OF K. ASSEMBLY MEETING. The -eighth local assembly meeting of the Daughters of the King, diocese of Long Island, will be' held on next Tuesday, at the Church of the Redeemer, Fourth avenue and Pacific street, the Rev.

Dr. Lacey, rector. The programme of the day will be as follows: At 10:30 A.M., holy communion and charge by the Right Rev. the Bishop of the diocese: 12 council meeting; 1 P.M., luncheon; 2 P.M., assembly meeting: 3 P.M., address by the Rev. C.

A. Jessup, D. Holy Trinity, Greenport, and the Rev. A. C.

Wilson, Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Manhattan. MANUFACTURERS SOCIALS. The social committees of the Manufacturers Association has on foot plans for a ladies night at the Academy of Music, December 8, and also for the sixteenth annual banquet, to be held January 28, 1909. After further preparations, atlnouncemenuts will be made on the details of these affairs.

SUCCESSFUL STAG SOCIAL. There was a thumbbit entertainment and stag racket on Tuesday evening of the Stag's Head Social Club, at the club's room on the corner of State and Smith streets. The entertainment. was unusual as a stag from the fact that the talent furnished nothing in the slightest degree improper; and unusual, too, from the fact that a number of professional people dropped in and volunteered their services. So there was no dearth of variety.

The rooms were prettily decorated. Harry Tilford was the master of ceremonies. There was a presentation of a handsome ring to Eugene Flanagan, the speech being made by Dr. C. A.

Smith. A clever three-round boxing bout was given by Johnnie Regan, ex-champion featherweight. and "Kid" Dunn. The "talent" included Joseph Linder, Chef William Farrell, Harry Breen, John W. Armour, Tom Breen, Ed.

Montague, Jim Devins, J. F. Heaney, James McGowan, Professor Kauffmann, Dan Ward, Vess Ossmann, George McKelvey, M. J. Bradley, John Casey, John Lohrmann, Harry Burgoyne and John Drislane.

Among the guests and members were: P. H. Quinn, John J. Fitzgerald, L. J.

Cunningham, Captain John M. Ryan, Captain John J. Hall, Lieutenant John V. Murphy, Andrew J. Dunn, W.

B. Welch, John J. Cronin, John J. Doherty, James Connor, Lieutenant William Ward, Ira Ostrander, D. Madden, J.

J. O'Donnell, Mort Wiley, J. J. Jackson, James Mahon, James McCradden, Bob Waltz, Art Bohen, Dr. Rost, Eugene Flanagan, Joseph Flanagan, James Flanagan, William Callahan, James Riley, Robert Farrington, Abe Frankel, Bart Driscoll, Patrick Walsh, Thomas Kelly, George Deyell, Sam Josephs, William Brown, Richard Handover, Steve Dunphy, W.

R. Keane, James Herbert, Dick Foster, Henry Hesterberg, William Callan, William Feeley, Fred Lee, James Powers, William Fritz, WIllfam Brock. J. J. Jones.

Charles Bayer, Captain James Long, John J. Dunn, A. J. Dunn, George Clark, J. Kermode, William Boyle, Edward Ryan, and John Dawkins.

CAMPERS' BANQUET. The annual banquet of the Camp Arverne, Long Island, of the Twentysixth Ward Branch Y. M. C. was held Tuesday night at the Association Hall, Pennsylvania and Liberty avenues.

William F. Ittuer, as toastmaster, made the opening address and followed by Charles J. Martin, who' spoke on "The Good William A. Henrich, on "'Head George G. Gaynor, on "Camp Charles D.

Wells, on "Why I Don't Work." Louis Auperin, on "'The Staff George B. Taylor, on The camp committee comprise William F. Ittner, chairman; George Taylor, Louis Auperin, Otto Seiger, Charles Schroeder, William Hendrix, Walter Petercin, Chas. J. Martin.

The first of the entertainment course for the season of Y. M. C. A. is to take place on Thursday, October 22.

YOUNG PEOPLE TO ENTERTAIN. The Young People's Society of the Church of the Reconciliation, corner of Nostrand and Jefferson avenues, will give entertainment Tuesday night. Miss Marie Vogt, to young elocutionist, will give several selections, including "Old Ace" and "Mario." Among the other entertainer will be Mies L. Stahl. MASONIC EUCHRE.

A euchre under the auspices of Kedron Lodge. No. 803, F. and A. will be given Monday evening, November 2, at Semken's Hotel, foot of Bay Thirty-second street, Bensonhurst.

The committee in charge of the affair includes E. W. Kennedy, Frank Kaley, John J. Van Pelt, Thomas F. Brown and T.

S. Beer. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIAL. The Chrstian Endeavor Society connected with Bensonhurst Presbyterian Church will hold a Halloween social at the home of Walter E. Brown, 2413 Eighty-third street." EUCHRE IS SCHEDULED.

A euchre will be given by Court Bath, No. 189, F. of on Wednesday evening, November 25, at Odd Fellows Hall, Eighteenth avenue and Rutherford place. The committee of arrangements consists of Stephen Dugan, Dennis McCarroll and Alfred McBride. SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL.

The Sunday school teachers of St. Paul's Lutheran Church at Coney Island held a dime social Wednesday night at Brighton Chapel on Neptune avenue. Lexington 'avenue, Manhattan, have Announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss E. Mildred Sprague, to Dr. Edgar son Mr.

and Mrs. Elias Woolf of this borough. Dr. and Mrs. Sprague are at their summer home ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Dr. and Mrs. Homer B. Sprague of 1383 in Massapequa, L. I.

V.ITH BURNS AND SCOTT. interesting and unique. PHYSICIAN IN PANAMA. The Rev. Thomas A.

Hyde will give an entertainment, supported by good musical talent, entitled "A Night in Bonnie Scotland with Burns and Scott," on Wednesday night, October 28, in the Parish Hall on East Twenty-third street, between Voorhees lane and avenue, Sheepshead Bay. The entertainment promises to be and his comrades gave a dinner to him. RETURN FROM ABROAD. In the absence of Mortimer D. Jones, deputy superintendent of the Kings County Hospital, who is on a four weeks vacation at Panama, Dr.

Frank Cahill is acting deputy. Dr. Cahill was graduated from the institution Saturday evening, After an absence from their 'home on Beverley road and Ocean parkway of three months. Mr. and Mrs.

John Schlegel have returned from Germany. CORTELYOU CLUB ACTIVE. At Cortelyou Club Friday evening the wives, daughters and sisters of' the members will engage In bowling. Every other Friday evening will be devoted to this while on the intervening Fridays euchres will be held. FLATBUSH TO FEAST.

Preparations for the annual dinner of the Flatbush Taxpayers Association, November 19, are completed. A large gathering is expected. Mayor George B. McClellan and other prominent men will be present and address the diners. 'George W.

Wilson, formerly assemblyman, is chairman of the dinner committee, and Magistrate Alfred E. Steers is chairman of the speakers committee. GROCER RETURNS. William Niemeyer, a grocer, of Nostrand avenue and Avenue has just returned from a visit to his relatives in Germany. KINDERGARTNERS SELL CAKE.

The cake sale by the Kindergarten and Mothers Club of Public School. No. 139, on Cortelyou road, last Saturday, was a success. The sale was managed by Mrs. T.

H. McClintock, Mrs. F. X. Carmody, Mrs.

George Brownley, Mrs. F. Munson, Mrs. H. Woodard, Mrs.

W. Titus, Mrs. C. Dill, Mrs. George King, Mrs.

W. James, Mrs. A. Wagner. CLEB CLUB ORGANIZED.

The Cleb Club is a Flatbush social club composed of members the first letter of whose last names compose the title. They are Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Cass, Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H.

Bagnall. Meetings will be held. IN NEW HOME. Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Palmedo, who were married last September, are now located in their new home, on Beverley road. Mrs. Palmedo was Miss Winifred Downs. CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING. A silver wedding was celebrated in honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. James J. Clancy of Debevoise place, Wednesday evening at Brooklyn Turn Hall, 353 Atlantic avenue. The hall was handsomely decorated. The evening was thoroughly Supper was served in the banquet hall at 1 o'clock.

Among the guests assembled were: Mr. and Mrs. James J. Clancy, Mr. and Mrs.

R. Aaron, Mr. and Mrs. H. Caro, Mr.

and Mrs. John Clancy, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Clancy, Mr.

and Mrs. Linden, Mr. and Mrs. P. Feld, Mr.

and Mrs. Ormond, Mr. and Mrs. O'Rourke, Mr. and Mrs.

Grater, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. T.

Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. D. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs.

Abraham Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Orchard, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Wortheimer, Mr. and Mrs. L. Simon, Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Grace, Miss Lillian Grace, Miss Maud Ormond, Miss Mamie Ormond, John Ormond. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter V. McNally, Mr. and Mrs. P. Duffy, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Lindie, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. S. Berliner, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mansfield, Mr.

and Mrs. L. Raphael, Mr. and Mrs. D.

Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Hockman, Mr.

and Mrs. B. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Sands, Samuel Levy, William O'Rourke, Peter Farrell.

D. Burns, Miss M. Mansfleld, Miss R. Mansfield, H. Mansfeld, F.

Gunn, Charles Bradley, Mrs. George: Barnett, M. Gibbons, M. Cashal, La Landers. M.

Conlin, J. O'Brien, King, Mr. and Mrs. Sheedy, Mr. and Mrs.

King, Mr. and Mrs. M. Flannigan, Mr. and Mrs.

Klinger, Mr. and Mrs. Rennler, Mr. and Mrs. M.

Jacobs, Miss Birdie Mack. Mr. and Mrs. GarAckel, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Butler, Miss Mollie Caro, Victor Caro, C. Taylor, T. Rooney, T. Duffy, C.

Grater, Mrs. Bernstein, J. McDermott, J. Barber, J. Angliss, J.

Price, Mr. and Mrs. B. 0'Connor. Mr.

and Mrs. Creech, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Miss N. Mooney, Mr.

and Mrs. Meyers, C. Creech, Mr. and Mrs. Doogan, Miss E.

Killner, Mr. and Mrs. Harden. Mr. and Mrs.

P. Dunn, Percy Barnett, J. Sheehen, Mr. and Mrs. Durken, G.

Keegen, Mr. Shannon, P. Coffy, F. Woods, F. Coffy, N.

Woods, Mr. and Mre. W. Tobin. Miss M.

Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Salmon, Arthur and Mrs. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkson, Green, Mr. and Mrs.

Larkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheedy, Mr. and Mrs.

D. Kelly, Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsall, Mr.

and L. Kaufman, Mr. Hock, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Grumback, Mr. and Mrs. P.

Brennen, Mr. and Mrs. Vinglo, Mr. and Mrs. Novinsky, P.

Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Welden, Mr.

and Mrs. Landers, Mr. and Mrs. Lambert, D. Donivan, Mr.

and 1 Mrs. J. Flannigan, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, Miss M.

Sands, Miss Futterer, Thomas Calwill, Mrs. H. Correll, P. Moroney, Mr. and Mrs.

Haskil, Mr. and Mrs. Swan, Thomas F. Murphy, Peter Ward, Frank Ward, James McNally, James Eagan, Henry F. Haggerty, Mr, and Mrs.

Atkerson, Mr. and Mrs. Sheedy, Miss M. Coffy, James and Mr. and Mrs.

Mullen, M. E. CHURCH FAIR. An affair that will prove interesting to the people of Greenpoint is the annual fair of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Manhattan avenue, between India and Java streets, to be held from November 10. to 14.

The committee in charge consists of the Rev. Charles H. Grubb, chairman; George H. Smith, treasurer, and Henry J. Wardell, secretary.

All the societies of the church will be representled at the fair. H. E. H. S.

RECEPTION. On Friday evening, November 6, the second annual entertainment and reception of the Alumni Association of the Harlem Evening High School for Men will be held at Terrace Garden, Fifty-eighth street, near Lexington avenue. SOCKUPUP CLUB BALL. The sixth annual ball of the Sockupup Club, which has its headquarters at 336 Central avenue, will be held in Palm Garden, Hamburg and Greene avenues, Saturday evening, October 31. The committee in charge of the ball is Tobias J.

Zehner, chairman; Conrad Mueller, Joseph Wingenteld, J. S. Witherell, F. P. Bent.

N. A. Cassidy, E. F. Konzelmann, William Schiemer, Charles Brunell; floor manager, John J.

Sissner; assistant floor managers, August Zehner and Otto Kreig, and William Tuttle, press agent. STUDY MEETING TUESDAY. The first study meeting of the Brooklyn section of the Council of Jewish Women will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, in the vestry of Temple Israel, Bedford and Lafayette avenues. An interesting programme has been arranged. G.

R. A. ENTERTAINMENT. The annual entertainment and reception of the Pilgrim Commandery No. 75.

G. R. will held at Arion Hall, Arion place, near Broadway, Monday evening, November 16. The proceeds of the entertainment will be devoted to the sick benefit fund of the organization. BROOKLYN BOYS HONORED.

membership is a distinctive one. A FAIR OF NATIONS. Arthur Streibert and Cedric Potter of the present senior class of Union were recently elected to membership in the Terrace Council. The council is an organization which acts as an intermediary between the faculty and students of Union, and the honor of A "Fair of Nations" is to be held in the social rooms of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Incarnation, Fourth avenue and Fifty-fourth street, Brooklyn, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. October 29, 30 and 31.

The proceeds of the fair are to go toward the building fund. The German booth, in charge of the Bible school, will contain a large sortment of dolls and toys. At the English booth the usual fancy articles will be for sale. This booth is in charge of the Parish Aid Society, ds is the Danish booth, where useful household articles will be displayed. A number of young women have for long time been busy parts of the globe.

Mrs. William H. Taft gathering handkerchiefs or from various and Mrs. William J. Bryan have sent their contributions in the form of dainty handkerchiefs.

This booth will represent Ireland. Other booths will represent Scotland, Norway, Sweden, France, Japan and the United States. Thursday evening, the opening night, will be Republican Day. Charles A. Schieren, former mayor of Brooklyn, will open the fair.

Frederick Linde, alderman of the district; Richard Young and Charles Schneeman have been invited. The handkerchief donated by Mrs. Taft will be sold to the highest bidder on this first night. Friday evening has been set aside as Democratic Day. Mrs.

Bryan's handkerchief will be sold on that evening to the highest bidder. A portrait of the Roosevelt family, a gift from Mrs. Roosevelt, artistically framed and containing Mrs. Roosevelt's card will be sold on Satur- day, the last evening of the fair. CHURCH EUCHRE.

A euchre and reception for St. John the Baptist parish is to be held Friday, October 30, in the new gymnasium. The 300 patronesses each promises to bring four players and a prize. The following committees were appointed: Arrangement committee-Mrs. E.

E. Kelly, assisted by Miss C. Finnigan, Mrs, C. DuBrul, Mrs. Richard Mooney, Miss Nellie Sullivan, Mrs.

Lawrence, Mrs. Felgenhauser, Miss Agnes Moran, Miss L. Clarke, Miss M. Laughran, Mrs. E.

Davan, Mrs. E. O' Brien, Miss Annie Grill, Miss E. Ostrander, Miss R. Weiden, Miss G.

Sherwood, Miss G. Hamilton, Miss Bisson. Prize committeo-Mrs. C. Sullivan, assisted by Miss Mary Keegan, Miss Anna Hanopy, Miss Mary C.

Devereaux, Mrs. T. Dyson, Mrs. E. Flannagan, Mrs.

E. Dwinnell, Mrs. Winn, Mrs. S. Hart, Mrs.

J. Greene, Mrs. W. 0. Brien, Mrs.

Schlinback, Mrs. S. Adelman, Miss Mary Refreshment Carroll, Miss committee Doutney, Miss J. D. Mary Specht, Duffy.

assisted by Miss Cecelia Grogan, Miss Anna Roberts, Miss Ada McCoy, Miss Mary Ochs, Mra. J. T. Tobin, Miss Harlett Carroll, Miss Stella Soden, Mrs. S.

O. Grady, Miss Mary Dwyer, Mrs, Mary Donovan, Mrs. F. McLarney, Mrs. K.

McDonough, Mrs. P. Flannagan, Miss Anna Keegan, Miss Isabella Brown, Mra. J. Halpin, Mrs.

J. Hunt. Miss Statia Fisher, assisted by Miss Katherino Tully, Miss Pauline Frey, Miss J. Goodwin. Mise L.

Ryan, Mrs. J. Dorman, Mrs. J. Weis, Mrs.

'H. Rutan, Miss Mary Woodlock, Miss E. Gleason, Miss Woodward. Mrs. J.

01- cock, Mra, J. Tierney, Mrs. J. Michaels, Mrs. Goetz.

Miss Mary Dowd, Miss F. Ball, Mrs. E. McLoughlin, Miss Rose Klauser, Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Sophie Hahn, Miss Sadie Kerrigan, Mrs. Irene Purdy, Miss Gertrude Kenna, Mise Margaret Rafter, Mrs.

Alice Weeks, Mra. Anna Ryan, Mrs. Gertrude Walsh, Mrs. Anna Allen, Mrs. Henry Dillon, Miss Lauretta Coogan.

Mrs. Anna Schmitt, Mrs. Charles Enright. Ellen Pape, Miss Nellie Clarke, Miss Frances Walsh, Miss Catherine Mra. John Creem, Mrs.

E. Kilgus, Mrs. Mincho, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. I.

FitzGerald, Miss Catherine Brady, Mrs. H. Casey, Mrs. C. J.

Henry, Miss Uppring, Miss Grace Holland, Miss Jennie Carberry, Miss Edna Glynn, Miss M. Cassidy, Miss Catherine Kenny, Miss Catherine Birgel, Mrs. L. Friesh, Mrs. L.

L. Cohen, Miss Mary Fee, Miss Teresa Vill, Miss Rose Daly, Miss Mary Olvany, Mrs. C. Mannus, Miss Josephine Blum, Miss Mary Rigney, Miss Helen Roache, Miss Elizabeth Cooney, Mra. Thomas Kraft, Miss Teresa Murphy, Miss Mary, Lyons, Cornell.

Mrs. Mrs. Sophia McKeefrey, Vurengel. Mrs. Mrs.

Eliza- Lottie Lutzene, Mrs. W. L. Carey, Miss A. Corrigan, Miss C.

Burke, Miss P. Gehring, Miss E. Langan, Miss A. Creen, Mrs. E.

Minz, Miss M. Schnelder, Miss A. Rogers, Miss Sadie Goodale, Miss M. McGoldrick, Miss T. Tracy, Mrs.

J. Shea, Miss G. Turner, Mrs. William Farrell, Miss E. O'Shea, Miss Frances Meyer.

Miss L. Schmitt. Miss Sarah O'Hara, Miss Mary Walsh. Miss M. Tourey, Miss G.

Welland, Mra. J. Spellman, Miss Anna Ennis, Miss J. M. McGillen, Miss Loretta Cox, Mre.

F. Georgens, Miss R. Casey, Miss T. Mahoney, Miss Frances Frey, Mrs. M.

Stanley, Mra. J. Weissburger, Mrs. Lillian Hohe, M. Canfeld, Miss R.

Collopy, Miss M. Doran. Miss Lillian Totans, Miss Teresa Leahy, Mrs. E. Netherclift.

Mrs. J. Burnett, Miss J. Peterson, Miss M. Tobin.

Miss M. Hunt, Miss M. Cahill, Miss A. Smith, Miss T. Murphy, Miss M.

McKeever, Miss H. Jacobl. Miss M. Gallagher, Mrs. F.

0. Kane, Miss M. Regan, Miss Katie Lynch, Mra. Kelly, Mrs. K.

Gallagher, Miss N. Reichbacker, Miss C. GIll. Misa A. Loughrin.

Mrs. D. Shea, Miss E. Canavan, Mrs. Smith, Miss Josephine Roesch, Miss Loretta Reilly, Mrs.

McCann Miss M. Clegg. Miss Josephine Soden. Misa Merle Doran. Miss Helen Benson, Miss Rose Mooney, Miss Estelle Marks, Mrs.

B. O'Neill, Mrs. M. Delehanty, Mrs. D.

Kinnery, Mrs, Ada Sculley, Miss Margaret Bressel, Miss Mary Keegan. Miss Delia Clayton, Miss Mary E. Edure, Miss Goodflesch Mrs. H. Mullin.

Mias Margaret Mulaney, Miss Mary Hyde, Mrs. McEneary, Ticket committee--Mra. M. J. McLoughlin.

assisted by Mrs. W. Morrison, Mrs. Caurley, Miss Josephine Falx, Mrs. C.

Kean, Mrs. J. Fagen. Mrs. J.

Fitzgerald, Miss G. Murphy, Miss S. Mullen, Miss J. Wolfrom, Miss M. Moore.

Miss E. Stroch, Miss E. Stackpool, Miss C. Whelan, Miss M. Nichols.

Miss Anna Moran. Miss Anna Leavy, Miss Frances Haugh, Miss N. Weinburg, Miss Catherine Rohan, Rose Quinn. Miss M. McAdam, Mrs.

Mary Cronnan, Miss Monica Walsh. Mrs. An110 Post, Miss Louise Devouraney. Mrs. Elizabeth Paul, Mrs.

Anna Collins. Mrs. Eve La Moth. Miss Mary Cecella Hearst. Mrs.

Mary Mrs. Enright, Miss Mary Gabrim, Mrs. Margaret Harris, Miss Mary O'Shea, Mrs. L. Sanchez, Mary Cassidy, Mrs.

Nellie Burnett, Mrs. Weber Haut, Mrs. K. Reibhausen, Miss Mary A. Collins, Miss Emily Miss Ethel Meyer, Miss Jennie Dwyer, Miss Anna O'Brien, Miss Helen Martin, Miss Helen Ryan, Mrs.

P. Nelson, Mrs. P. McBrien, Mrs. L.

A. Sullivan, Mrs. J. ConWAY, Mrs. Miss Tessie O' Brien, Mrs.

J. Strayton, E. Vance, Miss Cecelia Hart, Mrs. McGill, Miss Mary Reilly, Miss Florence Keating, Miss Mary Sullivan, Mrs. G.

Ferguson, Mrs. J. Moran, Mrs. Dr. Bodkin, Mrs.

T. F. Bohen, Miss V. Clayton, Mrs. L.

Seltman, Mra. William Schram, Mise Anna Burns. Mrs. Daniel McGoldrick, Mrs. E.

Kelly, Mrs, Ohle, Mrs. McCarthy, Miss Anna Ford, Miss Mary Malin, Miss Annie Campbell, Miss Margaret Flynn, Miss E. Baslinbach, Miss C. Haslock, Miss S. McKenney, Miss K.

Gallagher, Mrs. McNichold, Mrs. Hammerel, Mrs. 8. Byran, Mrs.

Sullivan, Mias Mary Pittman, Mrs. M. Bracken, Miss L. Lyons, Mr8. M.

Joseph. Miss Margaret J. O'Reilly of Brooklyn, who spent the past summer at Far Rockaway, is still a guest at the Bellmore. The Ariston Dramatic Society, will hold its monthly open meeting evening, October 26, at the Maretta Mansion, Bushwick and Gates avenues. The dramatic committee has arranged an excellent programme.

W. C. T. U. MEETING.

The local branch of the W. C. T. U. held GOLDEN WEDDING.

a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Bensonhurst Presbyterian Church, ty-third avenue and Eighty-third street. GOLDEN WEDDING. Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Macclinchey on Wednesday evening celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding at their home, 115 Cooper street. Many friends from all over the country visited the Cooper street cottage, which was handsomely decorated. Mr. Macclinchey was born at Rochester, N. in November, 1835, but in 1839 moved to Willimsburg, and has lived ther, ever since.

Mrs. Macclinchey was born in Harlem. She was the daughter of Police Sergeant John Dougherty. Mr. Macclinchey is member of Corner Stone Lodge, No.

367, F. and Progressive Chapter, Ancient Order of High Priests, Brooklyn Council, De Witt Clinton Commandery, Masonic Veterans Association and Fraternal Union of Anointed High Priests. During the evening dancing was enjoyed. Many popular musical selections were rendered by the different guests. At 11 o'clock supper was served and the couple were heartily congratulated and wished many more years of married life.

Among tee guests were Mr. and Mrs. William H. Macclinchey. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Macclinchey, Mr. and Mrs. Thedore J.

Macclinchey, Mrs. Charles Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mills, Mr. and Mrs.

Comfort. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Dalberg, Mr. and Mrs. I. Porter, Mr. and A.

Brower, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brower, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. S. West.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Speckling of Wappingers Falls, Mr. and Mrs.

D. Derry, Mrs. Emma Goodrich, Charles Salter, Mrs. Inez Zarbell, Miss Emma Ginste, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Florence, Miss Ida M. Florence, Mrs. Ida Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs.

George Fort, Mrs. Manuel Macclinchey, Miss Lillian Macclinchey, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Barry, Harry C. Wood, William Miller, James H.

Potter, T. H. Frothingham, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Losano, Katherine Losano, Clinton Losano, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bedell, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brainerd, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Lineburgh, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Macclinchey, Charles Dallery, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Price, Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Jchn H. Goodbody, Mr. and Mrs.

Gerbert, Mr. and Mrs. Kononsbein, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.

Watson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sinith, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Dennett, Miss DeMott, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Watts, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Pickard, Mr. and Mrs. Peters, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Scheneck, G. Blenderman, Miss Margaret White, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Comfort, Mr. and Mrs. John Dievachie and W. M. Miller.

CONCERT AND BALL. concert and ball will be given at Arion Hall next Wednesday night under the auspices of Messrs. Preiss and Bruns. MONTHLY MUSICAL SERVICE. The monthly musical service of the Fenimore Street Methodist Episcopal Church will take place this even: ing.

The following is the programme: Organ, movement from symphony in minor, Mozart; quartet, "The Son of God Goes Porthy to Dunham; duet, "Come One That Thirsteth" soprano and contralto. Mendelssohn; quartet, "Just As I Am," Gilchrist: duet, "'The Crucifix," tenor and baritone, Gilchrist: trio, "Praise Ye" (from Verdi; quartet. "Mary at the Foot of the Cross" Gounod. Edith E. Ewell is organist and director.

The pastor of the church is the George Wilbur Osmun. WEDDING CARDS RECALLED. Owing to the sudden death of Mrs. John Roome, the wedding of Miss Ethel Louise to Francis W. Coler will be strictprivate.

All invitations for the cereRoome ly mony have been recalled. SORORITY ENTERTAINMENT. Thursday afternoon Miss Kathryn Hart gave a social in honor of the Tau Iota Kappa Sorority, at her residence, 140 Willow street. A salmagundi party was the feature of the afternoon. Prizes were awarded to the Misses Kathryn Cummiskey and Irene Campbell.

Miniature footballs were the favors. Among those present were the Misses Gertrude Block, Grace Burke, May Bennett, Irene Campbell, Kathryn Cummiskey, Susie Denneo, Florence Gardiner, Rosina Hughes, Beatrice Kamsler, Jeanne DuBols, Ada MacMahon, Mary Schopps, Althea Waring and Bessie Watchenberg. D. OF C. EUCHRE.

The next social event of Morning Star Council No. 1, National Daughters of Columbia, will be the annual euchre and reception, which is to be held on Monday evening, November 16, at the Johnston Building, Nevins street and Flatbush avenue, Members and friends.of the council have donated many handsome prizes. HOLD CAKE SALE. and apron sale was place last evening for Epiphany Church. A attendance.

held at 841 the benelarge crowd TO HAVE MOVING PICTURES. A cake Sterling fit of was in Under the auspices of the Wesley Athletic Club of the DeKalb Avenue M. E. Sunday school, a moving picture entertainment will be given at the church, DeKalb avenue, near Franklin, Monday evening, October 26. This organization composed entirely of members of the Sunday school, the officers being as follows: President, H.

A. Swenson; vice president, H. R. Reeves; secretary, C. M.

Niblette; treasurer, Jerome Lewthwaite; League Baseball manager, H. R. Reeves; Club Baseball manager, James Colyer; manager general athletics, Wells W. Wilson; basketball manager, Hazen N. Witty; membership committee, a Harold Haggerty, Jerome Lewthwaite and C.

M. Niblette; entertainment committee, Otho Van Campen, Harry Brockelhurst and H. R. Reeves. CORNERSTONE LAID.

The ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the Memorial Arch at Stony Point Park, N. erected by the New York State Society, Daughters the Revolution, took place last Saturday, October 17. Many prominent were present, at the invitation of the Daughters of the Revolution, including Dr. George F. Kunz, the president; Edward Hagaman Hall, the secretary of the American Scenic a and Historic Preservation Society: Gordon H.

Peck and H. K. Rush-Brown, trustees, and other members of that society, together with a large gathering of the Daughters of the Revolution. Members of the Daughters of the Revolution from Manhattan and Brooklyn reached the park by the West Shore Railroad, on special cars, and on arriving were joined by visitors and guests from nearby towns on the Hudson, Luncheon at the lodge was provided by the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society. At the ceremonies incident to the laying of the cornerstone the collect of the Daughters of the Revolution was recited in unison, and prayer was offered by Dr.

Robert I. McBride. Zeb. Maybew, State Regent made a speech of introduction. Arthur S.

Tompkins, Cornelius A. Pugsley, Dr. George F. Kunz and Edward Hagaman addressed the assemblage. The cornerstone was laid by Mrs.

John Howard Abeel, chairman of the patriotic committee. The ceremony concluded with benediction by Dr. McBride, an eloquent invocation by Mrs. Maybew. About 150 persons were present.

KRESCENT CLUB PARTY. held The Krescent Tennis Club of Flatbush Theater a theater party at the Broadway Thursday evening, witnessing production of "The Gay White Way. The entire membership attended. LEAL SOCIAL CLUB. 'On Thursday evening the Leal Socialy Club gave its second annual invitation social at the residence of A.

Roth. The evening was spent in playing games and dancing. Several guests rendered musical selections. The members of this club are: Mr. Stocker, president; W.

Glathe, secretary and treasurer; Mr. Roth and Mr. Hausler. Among those present were: Misses B. Roth, E.

Rieman, E. Luhre, B. Steinberg, O. Bassler, M. Risch, H.

Weber, L. Wuestinger, A. Wenstrom, A. Koch, 0. Kassanowits, B.

Somers and G. Block, and Messrs. R. Block, F. berg, G.

Rieman, F. Gautier, J. McManus, F. Icken, A. Stocker, A.

Roth, W. Hausler and W. Glathe. LEAVES ON SHOOTING TRIP. J.

McD. Thomson of 158 Macon street left for a few weeks shooting at Brown's Mills-in-the-Pines, N. J. TO REMAIN IN COUNTRY. Mr.

Miss Rev. ly of their ton, days. and Mrs. William H. Cammeyer, Anabel Berthe Cammeyer and the J.

Glentworth Butler, D.D. (former846 Prospect place) will re remain in country home, Birch Corners, BoonN. until after the Christmas holi- Y. M. H.

A. ENTERTAINMENT. impersonations, Charles Solomon. AUSTRIANS TO CELEBRATE. In line with the policy of the programme committee of the Young Men's Hebrew Association outlined the early part of the season, the entertainment: arranged for this evening at the institution's building, 345A Ninth street, Brooklyn, be furnished entirely by the members of.

the association. The programme is as followe: Piano selection, Op. 23, No. 1, Chopin. Daniel Sofer; recitation.

"'The Storming of the Castle," Scott, Philip Gootenberg; recitation, "Good-by. Proud Emerson, Henry 0. Falk: songs, "Cas-: tles in the Air" and "Roses." William: Feinberg; reading, "'The Moonlight Sonata," Benjamin Rayved; piano accom-' paniment, "Moonlight Sonata," Beetho-1 ven; Andante Sonata, Agitate Finale, Daniel Sofer; sketch, "A Bit of Instruc-: tion." Jack Despard, H. O. Falk; Clay-, ton Newberry, M.

Silberstein; Reincarna-1 tion, "A Local Prophecy," Louis Miles; The Austrian Society of New York has prepared for a celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the reign of Emperor Francis Joseph I of Austria. The festivities will be held November 28, in Alhambra Hall, One Hundred and Twentysixth street and Seventh avenue, Man-. hattan. The programme consists of monster concert and historical acts posed by members of the Austrian Society. Prominent speakers will address the gregation, Victor and a festival hymn composed male Wagner will be produced by chorus of two hundred.

The festive ities will be followed by a reception and grand ball. The honorary committee of the festival is Baron L. Hengelmueller, AustrianHungarian ambassador in Washington; Baron Louis Ambrozy, Consul General Baron Otto Hoenning O'Carroll, Baron' Franz Haymerle, Consul Georg Ritter Grivicic, Herman Ridder, George Phelps, Nicolaus Tesla, Karl Bitter, Dr. F. Kaufmann, Gustav Lindenthal, M.

Braun, M. Kind, Dr. S. Lustgarten, Gustav Vint-schger, L. Stross, the Rev.

J. Schumack, J. Koscherak, Ernest Thalmann, M. H. Hauser, Leopold Salzer, Dr.

S. Breitenfeld and the arrangement committee, consisting of Emil Fischl, Dr. Karl Weiss, S. Bieber, William M. Eisen.

E. Berla, Paul R. Freisinger, J. Neumayer, F. Brodsky, V.

Wagner, F. Kirschner. Josef Rems. H. C.

Stricker, Roller and the Rev. Mr. Spiegel. K. OF C.

EUCHRE. The Immaculate Council No. 538, Knights of Columbus, held euchre and! reception Friday night at the Kings County Democratic Club. The affair was 2 success, about five hundred people being present. The officers of the council are: Thomas A.

Ryan, Francis X. Quinn, Fer-A gus J. Dowling, Paul J. Mulvey, Edward F. Glacken, Joseph Gildea, John J.1 Donnellan, H.

A. McTiernaie, J. J. Mon-! aghan, the Rev. James J.

Coan, G. Mahoney and John F. Lynch. CROWD AT EUCHRE. It required over a hundred tables to accommodate those who attended the euchre under the auspices of Sts.

Peter and Paul's Council, Women's Benevolent Legion, Friday night, at McCaddin Hall, Berry and South Second streets. After the prizes had been distributed the hall was cleared and dancing followed for several hours. The affair was pronounced most successful. Success of the affair was due largely to the efforts of the committee. which included Miss Rose Murray, Miss' Nellie Lynch, Mrs.

Della Connors, Mrs. Catherine Carroll. Miss Margaret O'Brien. Miss Cecelia Hartt, Mrs. Margaret O'Melia, Mrs.

Anna Gallagher and Mrs. Mary Behan. MISS BERGH'S WILL. Under the will of the late Emily H. Bergh, who died October 10.

a gift of $1,000 is made to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Miss Bergh was always deeply 10 terested in the work of this society. of which her uncle was the founder, and of The remainder of the estate goes to the which her in brother Henry is treasurer. surviving members of her family. Miss Bergh's home was at 40 West -ninth street, Manhattan.

WOODEN WEDDING CELEBRATED Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ertz celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary last Wednesday evening at their home, 311 Bainbridge street. The dining room was.

very elaborate in pink trimming. The enjoyments of the evening were dancing, and instrumental and vocal music. Among those present were: Mr. and! Mrs. Fred Merz, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles M. Ertz of New York, Chris. Merz. Miss, Anna Ertz of Highbridge, N.

Mrs. H. Ehlers and Miss M. Ehlers of Harlem, Mrs. H.

F. Ahrens, Miss Mamie Ahrens; of Bay Ridge; Mrs. T. Ertz. the Rev.

George Humphreys, Miss May. Tyne, Mr. and Mrs. Stiles A. Wood, Miss Dolly Nelson, C.

Robertson, Edward Penel-! ton of Mount Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray, Mr. and Mrs. George Neu-1 mann of Flatbush, Miss Grace Thiel, H.

Morton, Mr. and Mrs. A. Alster, John P. Ertz, Mrs.

Bretwitz, and Mrs. John P. Ertz. K. OF C.

EUCHRE. ing the euchre, for non-players. MEN'S CLUB OFFICERS. Elaborate preparations are being made for the euchre and reception to be held under the auspices of Morning Star Council, No. 294, Knights of Columbus, ati the Kings County Democratic Clubhouse, 120 Schermerhorn street, on Tuesday evening, November 24.

Arrangements have been made to provide dancing dur- The Men's Club of the Bedford Presbyterian Church has elected these offcers to the ensuing year: President, Edwin Fairley; vice president, Chester D. Griesemer; treasurer, F. R. Leach: secretary, E. B.

Hobby, The annual dinner of the club will be held in the church on Wednesday evening, November. 11. The principal address will be by the new pastor, the Rev. S. Edward Young.

D. OF L. MEETING. A regular meeting of Eliza M. Stevenson Council No.

62, D. of was held at Prospect Hall on evening of October 23. Sister I. Douglass presided. Deputy State Councilor Sister Moder was received,.