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Tor Classified 'Ad Results BROOKLYN EAGLE. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.. 1938 Tele pit one MAin 4-6000 Local and L. I. Clubs Plan for Year of Interesting Programs 4 Hempstead Clubs The Ladies Aid Society of the Florence Ave.

Reformed Church dis Rockville Centre Club The members of the executive board of the Hewitt School A. will be the guests tomorrow of Mrs. William L. Carver, president, at a tea. The Women's Christian Temperance Union will serve a hit-and-miss luncheon tomorow at 12:30 p.m.

at St. Mark's M. E. Church. The Rev.

Karl F. Moore, pastor of the church, will lead the devotionals. Mrs. Frank DeBevois will sing. The president of the New York County W.

C. T. Mrs. John A. Pierson, will be euest speaker.

The Home Missionary Society of St. Mark's M. E. Church will be lies. ess on Tuesday at an all-day of the Home Missionary Societies of the Congregational Church of Rcckville Centre, the Presbyterian Church of Rockville Centre, the Rockville Centre Baptist Church and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

Mrs. Seese will review the study book, "The American City and Its Church," by Samuel C. Kincheloe. The committee in charge of arrangements Is headed by Mrs. Lester B.

Chapin. On Saturday a membership drive sponsored by the Morris School A. will be commenced. Mrs. Clauon Hoffman is in charge.

Mrs. A Frank Zulauf, Mrs. Lewis Sheldon. Mrs. Malcolm S.

Spelman, Mrs. Ivan Anderson, Mrs. James F. Conway, Mrs. William M.

Cummings, Mrs. Harold Baker. Mrs. Albert A. Simpson and Mrs.

James L. Murphy-are the delegates to attend the Fall Convention of the Long Island District. State Congress of Parents and Teachers, Oct. 19 at, the Mepham Central High School, North Belmore. The association's next meeting will take place Oct.

10 In the school. The first business meeting was held Friday by the members of the Rockville Centre Unit of the Nassau County Home Bureau at St. Mark's M. E. Church.

Project leaders organized their programs for the Fall and Winter seasons. Mis. Harry' E. Yassar Alumna The Fall meeting of the Brooklyn Branch of the Associate Alumnae of Vassar College will be held at the home of Miss Elsie O. Hincken of 272 Berkeley Place on Wednesday evening, Nov.

2. Supper will be served at 6 p.m. followed by a ta" by James G. McDonald, president the Brooklyn Institute of Arts an: Sciences, whose subject will "Europe In Crisis." Beverly Garden Club The Beverly Garden Club held it' Fall flower show last week at 2019 Tilden Ave. Awards were won by Mrs.

Augusta Buck, first prize; Mrs. William Hartman, second; Mrs. Thomas Combs, third, and Mrs. John Cararra, tri-color. A delegation composed of six members visited the children's orthopedic ward of the Kings County Hospital recently and distributed gifts.

Mrs. William Hart-man, Mrs. John Christ, Mrs. Philip Kissel, Mrs. John Cararra, Mrs.

Daniel Reardon, vice president, and Mrs. James P. Cogan, president, formed the committee. Women's Federation The Women Federation of Union Church, Bay Ridge, 80th St. and Ridge Boulevard, will hold its opening meeting Monday, Oct.

6, at the parish house. Oppenheim Collins will present a fashion show. The models will be the federation members. Luncheon will precede the show. Mrs.

George Maxey is president ol the federation. Wald Aid Society The Flora Wald Aid Society will start its season on Friday, Oct. 7, at a meeting to be held in the auditorium of Temple Beth El, Lawrence. The Great Rajah and his assistant will entertain with readings. Mrs.

Alexander Laufer will preside at the business meeting and Mrs. Dorothy Feldman will be chairman of the day. Temple Beth El, Cedarhurst Sisterhood, will hold a membershin tea Major General Franklin Hanway Baker, retired, buying a rose from Miss Kate Loverdos, in Greek peasant costume, at the Night in Greece, last episode in the Cruise Round the World on the Marine Roof of the Hotel Bossert recently. The affair was for the benefit of the Near East Foundation. Mrs.

Jesse Atwood Cole, left, and Mrs. William Henson Wells watch the purchase. (Roy Pinney Photo.) JJ arbor Delphian The Harbor will hold' their first meeting of the season tomorrow at the nurses' home of the Bay Ridge Hospital. Mrs. John E.

Purdy will lead the program entitled "The Prelude to Modern Drama." The following members will speak: Mrs. George H. Coon, Mrs. J. Shaw Kavar.agh, Mrs, Clifton N.

Bradley end Mrs. Oscar J. Heig. Womrn's I'nion Th; Women's Union of ths B.iptist Church held the first the season recently at tl.J ho.n.1 cf the president, Mrs. John 078 22.1 The annual Guild luncheon will held on Dec.

5 Mrs. Carl J. Roedcr is ana Mrs. Paul Catalane Is siviji.iry and publicity chairman. Bay Ridge Delphian A meeting of the advisory board cf Eay Ridge Delphian Society was held last wee's at the home ol Mrs.

William Purdy to discuss the Pall on the study of contemporary art. B. D. Fairchild w.ll chairman at the first of the season on Oct. 4 at the home cf -Mrs.

P. Behrens, 8210 Boulevard. Relief Society The club season for the Relief Society for the Aged. Hairy E. Cardoze, president, will open tomorrow when a biianess meeting will be held at Hotel Astor.

The guest speaker, William Faversham, will speak on his experiences in the theater. The first card party of the season will be given by the executive council i Mrs. Epwin Safford. chairman) on Monday, Oct. 10 at Spears auditorium.

The officers of the society are: Mrs. Harry E. Cardoze. pic-idem; Mrs. Edwin Salford.

first wee president; Mrs. Frederick May. second vice president; Miss May third vice president; Mrs. Oscar Preascn. fjurtii vice president Mrs.

Vivian Outerbridge, fifth vice pre-i-dent; Miss Alice Cantrell. recording secretary; Mrs. Edwin Fisher, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Waddmgham. assistant treasurer; Mrs.

Thomas Hef-fley, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Frank Wise, assistant corresponding secretary. Great Seek Club The judges for the flower show to be held on Wednesday at the Great Neck Woman's Club house by the three garden clubs of Great Neck have been announced. The arrangement classes will be judged by Mrs. James Coyle.

Miss Olivia Morris, Mrs. Innes Brown of Douglas-ton, Mrs. Paul Franklin of Port Washington, Mrs. Fred Lewis of Little Neck and Mrs. Harry of Plandome.

The horticulture classes will be judged by James Es-son, William Sperling of Great Neck and John Ferguson of Glen Cove. Mrs. A. Bruce Bulaski is general chairman of the show. Mother Club The A.

of P. 128 held a meeting on Monday. Tne president Mrs. C. W.

Obermeier. appointed the following committee chairmen: Entertainment, Mrs. Freda Baslow; welfare. Winifred Northey; publicity. Mrs.

Christ Walters; membership. Mrs. John Fieber, cradle roil. Raymond K.itcnstrode; dark horse. Mrs.

Edmund Nebauer. cussed plans for early Fall activties at the first meeting of the season held at the Church hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. H. I.

Brown, president, conducted the meeting. The group plans a trip through a local ice cream manufacturing plant on Thursday afternoon. Early October, the society will sponsor a rummage sale lor the benefit of the church fund. Mrs. John Spreng and Mrs.

Arthur Gardner have been named co-chairmen of the sale. Further plans for the event will oe discussed at the next meeting of the club, to be held on Oct. 3, at the home of Mrs. Frederick Hallquist. Belmont Parkway.

On Wednesday evening, Oct. 19, the Ladies Aid will celebrate its tenth birthday at a dinner to be served in the church hall. Mrs. Wallace A. Hill, Mrs.

George Pink and Mrs. Bruno C. Naumenn will be hostesses at a card party to be held by the Women's Auxiliary to the West Hempstead Fire Department at the West Fulton St. Fire Hall tomorrow evening. Morton Chapter, O.

E. held Its initial meeting of the season at the Masonic Hall, Fulton on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harvey Nichols, matron, presided. The business session was followed by a reception in honor of Mrs.

George S. Trickey, district deputy of the Nassau County Order of the Eastern Star. The members of the Port Washington League of Women Voters met this week at the home of Mrs. Forbes Hawks of Sands Point. The Munsey Park Women's Club Garden Group held their regular meeting this week at the Munsey Park Center.

They were addressed by Miss Mary Peters of the State School of Agriculture at Farming-dale. Miss Peters spoke on "Wild Flowers." Mrs. I. R. Hardy was chairman of the day.

The members of the Strathmore Women's Club will meet Oct. 5. Elsie May Gordon, monologuist, will be the guest speaker. The members of the Strathmore Garden Club will hold their annual Fall flower exhibit Oct. 3.

Mrs. Ernest Strong of Plandome conducted the meeting on Wednesday of the Nassau County Federation of Republican Women, of which she is president, at the Valley Stream School. James Dowsey, North Hempstead Republican leader, was the guest speaker. The Long Island Pan Hellenic Association, which held its opening meeting this week in Roslyn. will hold a luncheon on Oct.

10 at the Rockville Centre Country Club. Relief Corp Thomas C. Devln. Women's Relief Corps, held a directors' meeting of the Federation of the Eastern New York State W. R.

C. at the Woman's clubroom at Wanamaker's last week. Directors from Devin Corps were Mrs. Grace Lawler. Mrs.

Anna Boyle and Mrs. May V. Vickers, corresponding secretary of the organization. On Saturday. Oct.

15, the corps will hold its first card party of the season. Mrs. Anna Boyle will be chairman of the occasion. Music ederatioit The" music club world will launch its season Friday afternoon with an informal reception in the Hotel Astor. Manhattan, in honor of Mrs.

Edmund H. Cahill. who was elected president of the New York Federation of Music Clubs last Spring In Binghamton, and Mrs. Edgar Still-man-Kelley, musical leader who heads both national and State committees working toward participation of music groups in the New York World's Fair of 1939. Mrs.

Marione Springer, a former president of the New York Federation, has issued invitations to the event, which will be given by the Dramatic and Musical Assembly. Mrs. Springer is president of the assembly. Voters l.eapue "Your Part in Remaking the State Constitution" will be the subiect of the first Fall meeting of the Eighteenth Assembly District, Brooklyn, League of Women Voters, to be held at the home of Mrs. Harry E.

Ditt-mar, 937 E. 37th on Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Esther K. Orgel will speak.

Garden City Clubs The program of the Long Island Choral Society, which will open its season tomorrow, will include an operatic concert to be given early In December. Maurice Garabrant, organist and choirmaster at the Cathedral of the Incarnation, is the society's director and the officers are the Rt. Rev. Ernest Milmore Stires, honorary president; Sylvanus D. president; Mrs.

August S. Wolf, vice president; Miss Margot Watson, secretary, and Alfred I. Anderson, treasurer. A dinner meeting started the season's activities for the Zonta Club of Long Island, of which Mrs. Carolyn Dissosway of Port Washington is the president.

The dinner, held at the Garden City Hotel, was under the direction of Miss Frances Mantel as chairman of arrangements with Mlss Evelyn Straus as guest speaker. The Colonel Aaron Ogden Chapter, D. A. met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John H.

Mears of Rox-bury Road. In the absence of the regent, Mrs. William H. Isom, the meeting was conducted by Mrs. A.

Osborne Casey, the vice regent. Mrs. Casey gave a talk on our Constitution and Mrs. H. Hall Marshall played several piano selections.

Mrs. Isom will be a delegate to the State Convention at Jamestown. in October, with Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Henry Spaulding Schley, Mrs.

Floyd E. Woolsey, Mrs. John C. Doremus and Mrs. William Powers as alternates.

Mrs. George L. Hubbell, as general chairman of the charity bJfzar, to be given by the Cathedral Guild in December, convened a meeting at her Cathedral Ave. home on Wednesday of her committee assistants. Afternoon tea followed the business session.

Mrs. Benjamin Patterson Jr. is the guild president. At its meeting held on Tuesday at the Garden City Country Club, the Garden City League for Mercy Hospital held an election of officers to hold office for the coming year. Those chosen were Mrs.

Walter J. Black, president; Mrs. Joseph S. Morgan, 1st vice president; Mrs. John J.

Dore, 2d vice president; Mrs. Thomas A. Shaw recording secretary; Mrs. Rudolph A. Piel, corresponding secretary, and Mrs.

Edward J. Fanning, treasurer. After the business session, presided over by the retiring president, Mrs. Alexander T. Hussey, a bridge-tea took place with members of the league's junior auxiliary, including the Misses Dolores La Vay, Bernadette Barrett, Rosemary Hussey, Jean Kohlberger, Florence Noland, Eleanor Amy, Virginia Shaw and Margaret McLean, assisting.

The garden department of the Garden City-Hempstead Community Club was represented at the Mineola Fair during the week by members acting as hostesses. They included Mrs. William F. Hutchinson in charge of exhibits; Mrs. Amos B.

Thacher, Mrs. A. B. Martin, Mrs. Howell Bartlett, Mrs.

Frank W. Barnes, Mrs. William Whitney, Mrs. Frank A. Robinson, Mrs.

H. Louis Neisawald, Mrs. Albert M. Hopper, Mrs. George P.

Westervelt, Mrs. B. Melvin Asch and Mrs. Fred D. Baldwin.

Mrs. J. Burton Back, chairman of the Gaiden City-Hempstead Community Club's drama department, called a meeting of the drama committee at her Meadbrook Road home on Friday after which she was hostess at a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Martin H.

Schrenkeisen is the club president. Mrs. Schrenkeisen entertained at tea at the Old Mill, Roslyn, for her department heads, her guests being Mrs. Back, Mrs. George A.

Carlin, Mrs. E. Spahr Piatt, Mrs. Frederick H. Montgomery and Mrs.

Edgar Milton Smith. Mrs. Bethune W. Jones of 7th as chairman, called a meeting of the membership committee of the Haarlem Philharmonic Society at the Great Northern Hotel, Manhattan, Tuesday. The committee members are Mrs.

Harry Wykes White-hill, Mrs. Charles D. Thomas, Mrs. C. P.

Beistle, Mrs. William A. Gore, Mrs. Camillo Pohlers, Mrs. Spencer Perry, Mrs.

Percy H. Martin. Mrs. H. W.

Schroeder, Mrs. James B. Robertson, Mrs. Thomas T. Spence, Mrs.

Ferdinand Wyckolf and Mrs. Everett Menzies Raynor. The officers of the Garden City Parent-Teacher Association for the coming year are: Mrs. George E. Ladd president; Mrs.

G. Loring Hubbell 1st vice president; Mrs. Helen Curran, 2d vice president, representing the Cherry Valley-School; Mrs. Franc J. Thyng, 3d vice president, representing the Cathedral Avenue School; Lynn Shu-felt.

4th vice president, representing the Stratford Avenue School, and Miss Josie Mott, 5th vice president, representing the Stewart School. Other officers are: Mrs. Fred Nelson, corresixmding secretary; Mrs. Bryant W. Seaman, recording secretary; Mrs.

Eric C. Sparling, treasurer; Mrs. Edgar D. Hellweg, Mrs. Homer Dudley.

Mrs. John C. Doremus and Mrs. Donald Bixler, directors. The committee chairmen are: Mrs.

Edwin A. Buck, hospitality; Mrs, Herbert Brucker, legislative; Mrs. Richard Depew. membership; Mrs. Milton J.

Ayres. scholarship; Mrs. George Eldridge. program; Mrs. John S.

Burrell, publicity; Mrs. Guy C. Mallett. welfare, and Mrs. A.

Oakley Lohrke, ways and means. Also on the board are Frank R. Wassung, superintendent of schools; Miss Esther Donovan, Miss Emogene Tallcott and John C. Coulbourn. orinclpals of the schools; Miss Esther Eaton and Mrs.

Elizabeth Hamblen, faculty advisors. Gold Star Mother The Gold Star Mothers of the World War are on their annual pilgrimage to Washington, D. C. The group's headquarters Is the Continental Hotel where the convention will be held Tuesday and Wednesday. Gold Star Mother Day is being celebrated today with exercises at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Mother Burling, national president, will speak on a national air hookup from 3:30 to 4 o'clock from the United States Army headquart Sorth Shore Club Mrs.

Frederick Uhl of Canterbury Road, Great Neck Estates, was hostess this week to the members of the Great Neck Needlework Guild. Plans were made for the annual Fall gathering, which will be held on Oct. 26 at the parish of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Mrs.

Nathaniel Schlamn has been elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of St. Aloysius Church of Great Neck. The members of the home economics department of the Great Neck Women's Club will sponsor a dessert bridge Oct. 5 at the home of Mrs. Joseph Wells of Vista Drive.

Great Neck. Mrs. Robert Cummings was chairman of the committee in charge of arranging for the bridge held this week by the North Riding Chapter of the D. A. R.

of Great Neck, held at Community House. The proceeds will go towards the organization's scholarship fund. American Council 74 of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty will sponsor a card party and bridge at their hall, Port Washington, on Oct. 13. at 8 p.m.

Mrs. Walter Strockbine is chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements. Sat ion til Council Mrs. Harold Jacobi will open her home at Short Cut Road, Woodmere. Wednesday, for a tombola shower sponsored by Peninsula Section, National Council of Jewish Women.

Miss Sara Dukore, expert on international case work of the National Council, will be the guest speaker. Her subject will be "Naturalization and Its Relation to Citizenship." The recently organized junior unit of Peninsula Section will hold its next meeting on Wednesday night at the home of Miss Selma Gluck, 125 Central Ave. Poetry Circle S. W. Lake of 345 36 th St.

entertained the Brooklyn Poetry Circle at her home last week. Mrs. Lake is president of the club and presented the club library with a copy of a volume of her poetry. Those who read were Mrs. Lake, Dr.

William N. Hughes and Mrs. Emilie Erichson. Among those present were Mrs. Mary Dingwall, the Rev.

William Hughes, Lillian Everts, Mane d'Esternaux. Mrs. Carolyn Wood, Mrs. Marion Vanan and Countess Eslernaux. The annual pilgrimage to Dr.

Edwin Markham's home Staten Island was made last Sunday. Dr. Markham is an honorary member of the club. Peninsula Club Peninsula College Women's Club. Mrs.

Stanley Allen of Woodmere, president, Inaugurated its Fall season this week with a turkey supper and get-together at the Beihpage State Park clubhouse, Farmingdale. Mrs. Allen after welcoming the guests, outlined the year's program. The initial program will take the form of a lecture on current books at the Queensboro Public Library at Far Rockaway. Other programs will Include lectures on various crafts; "Newspapers by a representative of the New York Times; "Famous Gardens of America" illustrated with 60 slides.

The Sharps and Flat Club of the Rockaways will present a musical evening under the direction of Lester Stafford Hibbard. The club also plans to attend the ice carnival, horse show, give a luncheon and bridge at Wanamaker's, visit the Cloisters and pass a day at the World's Fair, as well as go on several garden rides. Mrs. Robert Mayberry Is chairman of the scholarship bridge which the club will sponsor on Wednesday night, Oct. 19, in the auditorium of the Cocoa Cola Bottling Works at Rockville Centre.

The club has been putting two girls through college for many years now by contributing $150 a year for four years toward their expenses, Dinner-Meeting The SoroptimLst Club of Brooklyn held a dinner meeting on Thursday evening at the Central Y. W. C. A. It was voted to hold the meetings for the remainder of the year at the Y.

W. C. A. The club will visit the New York Soroptimist Club on the third Thursday of October and the regular Brooklyn meeting will be held on the fourth Thursday. Those present were Misses Harriet Murray, president; Ruth Reynolds, Elizabeth Reilly, Najila Grupe.

Elizabeth Riever, Ann MacCullough, Emeline Khoury. Martha Davis. Dr. Helen A. Gpugh.

Mrs. Bernice Twitchell, Mrs. Julia Jones, Mrs. Josephine B. Warren and Mrs.

Anne Mahoney, Infants Welfare Mrs. Isidore Sobel who has been president of the Infants Welfare League of New York for the past year will be given a cocktail party by that organization at the Hotel Astor, Manhattan, on Wednesday, at 4 m. The league's "Safari of 1938" will be held in the Belvidere bail-room of the Astor, Nov. 21 and 22. with Mrs.

Lucille A. Baron as chairman. The proceeds will be used lor philanthropic purposes. Malverne Club AH past presidents of the Auxiliary to American Legion Past 44 were in charge of a bridge held Friday evening at the Legion clubhouse. The committee, headed by Mrs.

Charles Brower, included also Mrs. Frederick Walters, Mrs. Harry Stack, Mrs. Morris Brokaw, Mrs. William Waite.

Mrs. William T. Harris and Mrs. William B. Weinberger.

Mrs. William R. Best and Mrs. Charles Brower will serve as hostesses tomorrow night when the Sons of the Legion hold their regular semi-monthly meeting at the American Legion clubhouse. An acquaintance tea will be given to teachers and new members by the Lindner Place A.

Tuesday at the school. Mrs. Millard Pence will serve as chairman of hostesses for the afternoon. Her assistants will be Mrs. Chester Barm and Mrs.

Ralph Auerbach. The association's theme for the year is "Youth in a Modern Democracy." Mrs. John Beckel is chairman of program for the year. Monthly meetings are being planned for the fourth Tuesday of each month. The Malverne Junior and Senior High School A.

will install officers at the school Thursday night. Mrs. Chffoid Jenkins will be the installing officer. Mrs. Edward Flaherty vvtll serve as president for a second year.

Speakers for the eve-nme will be Howard T. Herber. superintendent of Malverne School District and John K. Archer, principal of the high school. Miss Blanche Henderson is chairman of the evening.

Committee appointments by the Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church are Mrs. Julius C. Tlnemer. program; Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mrs.

John Burns and Mrs. John Beckel sick; Edwin Anderson and Mrs. William Lackman, membership; Mrs. Peter McCall, publicity, and Mrs. Joseph Hoffart, refreshments.

The Rector's Aid Society of St. Thomas' Church has postponed its food sale to Saturday at 2 p.m. in the church hall with Mrs. William Moore and Mrs. William Ross in charge.

Rockaivay Club A card party will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at 220 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, sponsored by the Rhame Ave. A. Mrs. John Wilke.

president, is in charge. The Anne Cary Chapter, D. A. will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of the new regent, Mrs. Matthew L.

Kuckens. Grant Ave. Plans for the Fall and Winter seasons will be discussed. Luncheon will precede the business session. On Tuesday night there will be an election of officers for tiie auxiliary to East Rockaway Hose Company, i.

at the Grant Ave. lire house. On Thursday, also at the lire house, a card party will be held. Mrs. A.

F. Armand is in charge. The East Rockaway Eight Club will meet with Mrs. Nathaniel Molt, First Wednesday evening. The forthcoming cookie sale, as well as other Fall and Winter events, will be discussed bv the Troop Committee of Girl Scouts of East Rock-away Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

James Maxwell, 145 Garfield Place. Mrs. Charles KruU i.s chairman. Forum The Nassau Countv Forum of the Ladies' Auxiliary of tiie Veterans of Foreign Wars will resume its public speaking and forum work tomorrow. The second meeting of the season will be held on Monday.

Oct 10. From then on meetings will be held each week on Monday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars clubrooms, Mmeoia, under the direction of Dr. Galpin. The Nassau County Ladies' Auxiliary i.s largely responsible for the naturalization classes being held. The September is being handled by the William S.

Kimball Auxiliary of Hempstead. The Nass.au Countv Glee Club will mee tomorrow evening at South Side High School, Rorkvillc Centre. Edward Gass. is choral director, Oueen Mother The Mothers Club of the Central Queens M. C.

A will hold its first meeting on Tuesdav afternoon nt the Jamaica he.idquar'ei's. Mrs. Lawrence Hamslev will preside At the conclusion of the regular business, vocal seieetiofj will be given bv Mrs. Anne Huether O'Connor. A friendship lea wdl follow with Mrs.

William Baker as hostess, Vervoort, president, presided. A dessert bridge will be held Thursday at Parish Hall for the Social Group of the Church of the Ascension. Mrs. Frank Cooper is in charge. Newly elected officers of the Ladies Auxiliary to American Legion Post 303 are Mrs.

Harold Bucken, presided Mrs. Harold Green, first vice president; Mrs. Robert Eberbach, second vice president; Mrs. Edith A. Andrews, recording secretary; Mrs.

Anna Miller, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Raymond Houghland, treasurer. Plans are under way for an afternoon card party to be held next month by St. Dunstan's Chapter, D. B.

at the home of Mrs. Charles Brettel, Valley Stream. The chapter will be in charge of the Christmas card booth at the annual bazar of all New York State chapters of the organization. Mrs. Arthur B.

Van Delft will be in charge of the local chapter's booth. The affair is planned lor Nov. 30, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2, ()ceanide Club The annual card party of the Central Council of South Nassau Communities Hospital will take place Tuesday at the Garden City Hotel.

The proceeds will be used for the maintenance of the free library service rendered patients at the hospital. Mrs. T. Bonham is chairman of the committee for the affair. Mrs.

Durand R. Midler is the council's president. Tire Oceanside Auxiliary to the South Nassau Comminutes Hospital will meet tomorrow afternoon the board room of the hospital. Mrs. Harry Baumann, president, will preside.

A regular business meeting of the Golden Rod Circle, Companions of the is arranged for tomorrow night at Ed's Rest. A dessert party and sewing session is on the program of St. Andrews Sewing Club for tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Edwin K. Adams, Waverly Ave Mrs.

A. Walter Johns president, will preside at a meeting of the Young Women's Club of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening at Pari.sh Hall. Final plans lor a bazar November will be II, ace. The A School No.

3 vt arrangine for 'he purchase of a motion picture projector for the school. I.nbrook Club The Sub-Jiuunr- of Club of Ruth Wi.son. Si: Hymen's iii'-et. wrh a Tucs- day evening. On Thursday Mis John J.

Coak-Irv will have a luncheon arid card party sponsored bv the Lwibrook League for Mercv Hospital. Mrs. M. F. Nalbach, Phipps East Rokaway will open her home for 'ne next meeting, Tuesday, Of 4.

Fi'derirk Bunnell will open her Lloyd Ave home on Tuesday afterroon for a regular meeting of th? Orange Circle of St. James M. E. Church. Plans will be made for a luncheon on Oct 11 in the recreation l.ai; of the hurch.

Simlio Salon At the studio Salon, in the Historic Arts Galleries. Hotel Astor, Manhattan, this afternoon at 4, Cordelia Aver Paine, founder and president of the Studio Salon, will speak on Need For Poetry About Peaceful Heroi- Deeds The topic will be di.scusscrt also by Henry Woorihotne. of the Historic Arts Association. The guest speaker will oe Mrs. Clara Morrissey Mr.

Wood-hoiw announced a series of musicals bv Claude Lapham. president of the Salon In'ernational. to be held everv Fndav afternoon from a to 8 in the Hotel Astor. Poetry Forum At tiie Poetry Forum, in the H.s-'oric Arts Galleries, Hotel Manhattan, last Sund.iv evening. Florence Hamilton, chairman, delegates to the Third Con-id e-s of American ol which she is the national secietary.

Her subiect was: 'What Part Will Poetrv P.y in Television?" Florence Hamilton will speak tonight on "Should the Federal Government and States Have Poets and report of the nominating com mute ior tne 1938-39 season on Monday, Oct. 3, at the center, Broadway. Cedarhurst Garden Mrs. Charles Kellner will be installed as president of the Cedarhurst Garden Study Group at the annual luncheon to be held on Thursday, Oct. 13, in the Inwood Country Club.

She will succeed Mrs. Edwin D. Levinson. Other officers chosen at a recent meeting include Mrs. Sigfried Rosenthal, first vice president: Mrs.

William Jordan, second vice president; Mrs. Walter Kahn, treasurer; Mrs. J. Lester Fierman, recording secretary, and Mrs. Gustave Geieer, corresponding secretary.

Mrs. Carl Weisl is chairman of the installation luncheon. Cedarhurst P. T. A.

The initial meeting of the season of the A. of School 3, Cedarhurst, was held on Tuesday. It was, as usually, held as a reception to teachers and kindergarten mothers. The Rev. Leon V.

Kofod, pastor of the Woodmere Methodist Church; Mrs. Sidney Schoenlank, president of the Central Council of School District 15, and A. E. Campbell, executive secretary of the Community Chest of the Five Towns, spoke on the subject of "The Unifying Influences of the Church, School and Home in Building a Stronger Democracy." Stanley Warner, principal of the school, announced an innovation in requesting that mothers of kindergarten and first grade students pay a visit to their children's classrooms to get first-hand information as to just what the schools are doing. The next meeting of the association will be a joint session with other units of the district on Saturday night, Oct.

18. at the Lawrence High School. Throughout the season meetings will be held on the third Tuesdays of the month. Mrs. Jack Von Tilzer is president.

Miss Earlene White of Washington, D. president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, will be the guest of honor and principal speaker at the leadership dinner of the New York State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, First District, to be held at the Belmont Plaza Hotel, Manhattan, Saturday. Miss White, who is herself the leader of the organized business and professional women of the country, will take for her topic "Opportunities and Requirements for Leadership." Miss Esther Novick of 289 Bradford St. is the newly elected president of the New York City Region of Young Judea, a national youth or I A is 0k 7ci fwwrm i Mrs. Pauia Johnson, intermediate director of district No 2 of icens-boro Federation of Mothers Clubs, was the speaker.

p. w. officer Officers and chairmen of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Brooklyn. are announced. They include: Miss Sarah T.

Arthur, president; Ml-s Lilian C. Vasssr, first vice president; Miss Nora Jellies second vice president; Mrs. Maryai.n Hyatt, recording secretary; Harriet Huppe. corresponding secretary; Miss Helen Oilman treasurer, and Dr. Everett, as-istant The committee chairmen are: Education.

Miss Far.r.ie C. Boies; finance. Miss Ma.ioe health, Mw Horten-e interna: tonal relations, Miry Cox; legislation. Dr. Helen A Gough; membership.

Miss Virginia Mead; program. Mus Mavbeile E. Moore; public affairs. Miss P. Twitcheii; publicity, Mrs.

Marie L. Srantlebury; club house. Mrs Frances L. Gould; conveyance and transportation. Mrs Jul.a C.

Jnr.e-; tn ifcic. Mrs. Etnel Noble; pruning. Mrs. Florence Hoage; research, Miss Jean W.

West social, Anna Helen L. Kitby; education find, Mri. Mabel Corcv Moor.ey. ar.d parliamentarian, Miss Anne Lincoln. Miss Diana Ka.ss' engagement to Sidney Ccnescu of 1015 Ek9th St.

Is announced by her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Kass of 1164 E. 10th Street.

4 v. flf if 'J ers. Ail states win oe renresented; among those from Brooklyn will be Mrs. May Van Buskirk, New York State Chapter president; Mrs. Mary Elrose.

Mrs. Mary Seagriff. Mrs. Jennie Doyle and Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson.

Following the convention the mothers will remain in Washington for the week, visiting places ol Interest and sightseeing. The.se rerent brides are, from left to right Mrs. Henry Banks, who was Muss Ruth Keefe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Keefe of 277 Gates Mrs.

Herman Solomon, the former Miss Lillian Bergmann, daughter If Mr. and Mrs, Philip Bergmann of 72 leaver and Mrs. Irving Hindus, formerly Miss Ida Fenster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fen- ster of 914 47th St, (All ganization,.