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7 THE BftOOKLYX DAILY EAGLE. XEW YORK. FBTDAY. MAY 28, Tfllff. A FLATBUSH BELLE jrooiyyn AMERICA NO LONGER OPPORTUNITY LAND? Society A.

T. founi'ed I John ana maker, founded 1 sbT Mist Erna Benger Is Engaged. Her Elance Laeuleuaut Beck. Miss Erna Benger. who was Packer girl of the class of 1911! and Dr.

Sullivan Docla.es Employers' Methods 'Refuse Even Blacksmith's Son a 1 tne daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ern st Benger of 410 First street, an. Silk Dresses for Young Women .4 New Purchase nounces lir enpaeement to Lieutenant Hugo Beck of the Bavarian Artillery Reserves. Lieutenant Beck is now In service and is a resident of As the Supreme Court Has Decided That a Taxicab is a public utility, what Court a thert that will not say. when the case is property presented, that this convenient, comfortable, common-sense, commodious Store is a most i Decided Public Utility of the FirstClaxs iRenriach-on-i he-Main, near rank fort.

Germany. Miss Benger is widely known Brooklyn gill and hm taken a in eminent part in Mi life. BLAMI'S IMMIt.BATION ALSO. Principal of Bojs High School sn Curriculum Lacks Voca-llonal Guidance. "Has not the time come, when we should stop talking of 'America, the land of asked Dr.

James Saturday $lrV75, raual to $-- to B2S.50 grades. Just ISO of them, and they are so pretty that we wish had ISO more. Kach dreta is made in the very latest fashion. Some with the long loose pocketed tunic, others with a de- Miss Julia Carroll's Bridge. With Incense Burners Prizes.

MUs Carroll has lieen cent hostess, giving at her home, Clinton avenue, a bridge of twelve tables. The prizes were Chinesi cense, l.uniers. Miss Carroll was In 'G 4'- 2- hlue check taffeta, and her mother. Mrs. Joseph V.

Carroll, wore a gown of blark satin and jet. The guests and the first In the first class? The rainy days are good shopping days, as any one can see by the numbers of people always here. Spring laps a little, but Rummer is surely on foot and comiiiK fast to burst on III suddenly with warm weather, not near so agreeable for shopping. Crowding oneself to shop in hot weather is never enjoyable. comprised Miss Olga LafrantZ.

Mrs James Y. Brvon (the 'former Miss Hazel La- Sullivan, principal of Boys High School, last night, speaking before the Vocational Guidance Association at its annual meeting at the Tratf Institute. In a severe arraignment of the employers of large labor and their methods, during the course of which he branded most of them ss "exploiters." Dr. Sullivan wound up by explaining that we have passed beyond the stage of thirty or forty years ago when we stretched our arms to the man acres the sea and frantz). Mrs, Philip Fleming 'Miss Grace Courtney that wasi.

Miss Marguerite Keating. Mrs. Karl (th former Miss Retta Burns), Miss Margot Loughran. Miss Mary Carr. Mtsi Margaret Carr, Miss Kleanor McManamy.

Miss Kleanor O'Counell of Kew Gardens. Miss Marie Kevin, Miss Adelalrlo Marrev. Mis Dorothy Tracy. Miss Dorothy Little, Miss MeQoldriek. Miss Dorothy Kevin.

Miss Mclntyre of Manhattan. Miss GLE.ASON I beckoned him to ine here, where "sll I men a ism l.ti e. Three-fourths of the whole quantity aro navy blue, which is the most wanted color. Mostly taffeta, but there are crepe de chine coat drtastf in the collection. Each dress was personally cho-eii with the coming holiday in mind.

We sincerely dviae early choosing. Other Holiday Notts Sports suits of unlincd corduroy are and $17. 50, Whito and colots. Belted itytM. Very smart linen suits, some copies of I.anvin models.

$10, 26,50 ami 128.50, While chinekilla eeaU, light, arw, splendid for beach and ninlnt inc wear, and $13.75. Sports coats of silk jersey, $12. To to 120.50. Separate skirts of viyella flannel, khaki, corduroy, cotton calinrd.ne. cordurov and tiovcllv fa lines.

$1 to 111,50, May 26, llUfi. men are equal." It is no longer the land of oportunlty. ho said, because not only will the big employer refuse to give the blacksmith's son his chance to rise, but because the chance Helen uonnell. GRADUATES OF ST. JAMES' Miss Gleason, whose home is 1215 Glenwood road, was one of the active ficures on the committee of the new Arcvle Dance, at the not there, the opportunity Chateau de Pare, early this month.

Associated with her in managing 1 Ufe" in lhe maelstrom of immi-j this dance were her sister. Miss Shirley Gleason. Miss Dorothv Chan- nation, the distribution of which1 Mons. F. J.

O'Hara Distributes has become our greatest problem. Dr. Sullivan's condemnation of the cellor, Miss Claire Crosby, Miss Ethel Thomas, Thomas S. Kemp, Qil ford Bowden, Robert Knutt and Arthur Curry. Diplomas Among 21 Girls, cottor The auditorium of St.

James' A I employers was severest against that class which treats Its employees as mere machines, the class that bc-1 heves man who willing to work for small wages has no ambitions REV. DR. OWEN HONORED MARRIAGE LICENSES floor, Old emy on Jay street, near Conrord, packed last night for the first in life to get ahead, the class that nlng of the graduating exercises of the Children's Coat Clearaway The more expensive and exclusive coats have been reduced to $6.50, $12 and $15. The $6.50 coats nre pretty lilue serces with striped roltar and ruffs. $12 coats are homespuns, lilk-lintd with linen collar and cuffs, and $15 coats air silk-lined gabardine.

Sizes 2 to 6 years. Hats are Low-Priced Imitation Panamas for little firll ahow a bit of Irimnnns; or an cmlirmdpi'ed nitinc luml. and 12.95, Boys' "Panamas" now to have just a simple band trimming. Bovs' Milans, navy hlue or white food shapes, now to 3, Third floor, Old Building. girls in the grammar and high srlu.ol Reception to Pastor of Hanson Place Baptist Church.

i uircs omce Poys and intends that they shall remain office boys indefinitely. l'he lyatertl of vocational guidance. departments. In all there were 21 graduates who received their certificates from Mons. Francis J.

O'Hara, pastor of St. James Pro-Cathedral. A reception was given Ism night the Rev. Dr. William Uussell Owen, ho has just completed two success Monslgnor O'Hara congratulated the girls on the completion of thnr Some Very Pretty Frocks for Women Much Less 100 dresses are $10; three models that earlier were $13.50 to chiffon taffeta, and taffeta in combination with crepe Georgette, prettily trimmed with lace.

100 dresses are $15; coal dmUM that were to chiffon taffcla, crepe banded with silk, some at dion-plcated. ii imsis i.iiiav. is i espr.nsil.le that stale of affaire, assorted Dr. Sullivan. Educational methods do nol keep pace nitli the material develop, mem of the age.

lie aid. and years of misguided effort on the part of student who battles with Homer and viral), results hi "missing his calling." as the further belief expressed by Dr. Sullivan, who added that this was the great problem con- dies at the school. He spoke of the ful years as pastor of the Hanson Place Baptist Church. Ch(rlMVIut''M' "kV at SI good a I at Unisphere that in the homes of those who send their The reception was hi ought about by the numerous calls received by Dr.

since he came to Brooklyn, and declination of all invitations to cnnaren to tno amntie schools an. congratulated the parents on thel fatth in the secular institution. Trr sisters who taught the children wer, praised for their work. him at Hoys High School. hat shall I become? What stay with the Hanson l'lace Bantist no I are quosllol Church.

His last call was about two A musical ami nm I ie ptogramme ontns from the hite Teinn Baptist Church, at Portland. Ore, which is one of the largest in the ing drills were also given. The graduates were: Marie Agi cor ins decision to remain Dr. Owen was voted a S4 00 in crease annually, milking his salary 1 he K-v Dr William P. i-se Owen Barrett.

Marguerite Mane Hereon, Lucy Marie Burgess. Veronica Agnes Clifford, Marguerite Frances Corcoran, Mary Regina Davis. Ruth Marie Glasser. Florence Veronica (ileason. Marguerite Agnita Hempsey.

Loretta Magdalen Hague. Kathleen Mercedes Kelly, Rose Mary Kelley, Catherine Veronica Lynch. Marie Veronica is the president of the Baptist Young Women's Silk Underwear Never a Sale Like This We have had sales of underwear that were lower in price than this. But we have never offered women silk underwear of this quality at so little. The silk resembles glove silk, but it is infinitely superior.

It is silk jersey knitted, not woven, shining and lustrous. reopies i mint or and lieor-gia. He was born on December -i. 1879. the son of the Rev, Austin Ever- I Ctrl mi dins biuouli i fad all over the cho.ise 1 heir vocal ions without taking s.me Mlls'ro 4'" 402 'of vocatlonai A fa.

i guidance. Dr. Sullivan, "is Patrick Tesron. 2 in bad shape. The vocational guidance Acn.

Allan -i c. i.h 3d it faddists aie flying off the handle Owen. and "a- al-d at Pot Is- 1 1 tnmmmp uq All much let. 200 New Coate at $25 It model in serpe at; gabardine, ll check-. mixturo, I ppngM and taffeta; earlier $29.60 to bolted and pUi models; most of then full lined.

Second floor, Old Building. The Surplice and the Broad-Frill Blouse mouth High School. Richmond Col Maher, Helen Catherine MeContv. Marjorie Elizabeth McKeown. Agnes Marie McKenna, Dorothy Grace Parks, Virginia Irenita wan, Mary Josephine Wackerman, Laura Gertrude Watts.

lege ano rozer ineotogicai seminary. He Is a member of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, and writes short stories and article for the mag- It ii lupin, r.tendent of the Sunday cnoot aim president or tne. td Tw Copkd fro most suivrshil i li uslees. read I lie i eporls tor ary, February and March, show-in Increase In membership of 100 members, an increase in Sunday School of 113 pupils, an VAN BRINKS END DISPUTE Daughter in Father's Custody, Mother to See Her. in en, is or 2 a per The collection plate has been creased by 35 per cent.

d7 To end long, drawn-out litigation TO BOOST MEMBERSHIP. Main floor, Old Building combination of beauty and originality has Paris made iii the originals of these latest blouses. Upon their arrival they seemed so different from anything we have had that, they were rushed straight to our best workpeople, cut line for line by Louis Van Brink, the Montague street auctioneer, and his wife, Mrs. Ethel Van Brink, appeared before Justice Crane in the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon and announced that they had K. Neal Club Will Reduce Its Monthly Dues.

The John K. Neal Republican IB to an agreement concerning the Cldb. at its regular meeting in the clubhouse, last night. launched a custody of their 8-year-old daughter, Janet. Latter Muitn, with the class of employer I men- Phlb.

vugH.n. -'V. I "f'hailea B. Barnes, superintendent iio'lney of the State employment offices, who Jsme K. Light, is "an also made an address before the as- A.

'arlton. jti Uocintlon. urged the establishment of is at) tt at a juvenile employment bureau. A Picn.o.i V. h.n'.

Me, t. I committee of five representative Anna Huehrer -I Brooklvnltes, he said, was to he ap- I'e; a' Kaufmati -i pointed, to perfect the organization of ii'lii a juvenile placement bureau. Pannte 1Mb itabhl Alexander Lyons and Miss I'miie M. "deucrantz. of the Brook- riunp Milifi'! in de, I ln ice KmploMiient Bureau, added i "i their opinions (piestions relating membership campaign.

To this end Lawyers W. K. Olcott and Meier Women's Fiber Sweaters Three lovely one with ruff neck and belt, $10; another with sash has high collar which may be converted into a sailor, $10; the third with sash, too, and neck, $7.50. Very good finality of fiber, almost like silk. Fit perfectly and are cut on the lines that women want.

Desirable colors! Sweater Cloae-Out Ahotit silk or fiber sweaters, few of a kind, will ho to on Saturday. They were $8.00 to 125, Second floor, Old Building. the Paris blouses and here there are the copies charmingly Paris-like. The Snrnlice Blouse as decided to reduce the dues 50 cents to 25 cents per month. change will tnke effect beginning 1 and in the meantime a special mltee will round up all the O.

O. than at the waistline of crepe leoryet 1 white, fles orchid and chamois. The ridered with eye.let and pleats at lhe ton ot the doubled crepe Georgette csignation of Senator Robert ion was not acted on last i it was decided to turn the -iver to tne executive rommu rilsnosal. In the absence 0 Steinbrink, appearing for and wife, respectively, handed up a stipulation to the effect that Van Brink hne the custody of the child and Mrs. Van Bring have permission to see her times a week.

In th stipulation it was agreed that it would lie for the best interests of Janet for her to be with her father. In accordance with this agreement. Justice Crane entered an order awarding the custody of the child. WESTMN SCHOOL OP MCSIC. In All-Aroiind Excellent Concert at Academy of Music.

From the youngest to those more mature an excellent showing was made In the music hall of the. Academy on Wednesday evening, in the concert by the Tobias Westlin School The Br hitherto ise contradicts (lie iriginators. lick who Is 111, the presided over by Kred Ge- placing the ii irreceiullv broad part of the frill'wl droon over the nhouldert MAKI.S f)RD. ttaleo it of crepe Georgette In orchid, flesh pink, white Holiday Gloves Country and town sports white doeskin and white and to have a fresh pair always -night. $1 for chamois; $1,61 Cool jrloves of heavy Mill stitchinp on the hacks, an Havana brown, Rray, tan, wl Justice Joseph who ha? st rounded out three weeks of work melon, jis.

Sample Blou.es, $5 Twi of crepe Georgette in of tboni frilled specially priced. ine Shirtwaist, $2 Holida; tractive, all white or Voile, lawn, lingerie in the Naturalization Branch of the Supreme Court, has broken all rec- of Music. Assisting artists were the Brooklyn Swedish Oloe Club. lhe disposition of cases, ac- Karl Sylvan, director, and Hugo Hul- l.nnoe.e Hmuri. jj W.

Wcacrand Miss Mary i Arthur Unkeman. secretary of miii Mlthe BrooklMi Children's Aid Society. Blltkbath i.aa..n. Ill Djan was elected a member on the board. rMIKXDI.Y ADVICE.

k.iii.i' con si' Learn to say no Biardndal. 'lh As through the world you go. Mmkmk Mm'sii-ii "iffi i The plan max help you make a hit. AAtelnetta 2: I nth "lis better fur than saying "nit." vrlhir in the reoort submitted tu- basso. A prominent feature DSMB day by Prank Chadwick.

the natural- was the playing of ensembles. Including Lerman's "Hazel March" tion clerk. During me lerm Aspinall called I.Saft cases and vp hearings to 1.7(10 applicants for 500 Crepe de Chi-ic surplus and duplt own stork that v. prisingly good err blue, mai.e and fl (eight hands). J.

Raff's 'March' citizenship. Of that numher. 1.294 (eight hands). Konalski's "Galop' Lichner's "I'll- 't'ne' mis 572 came lanenritt" "Mililal ls.9; Italy. Couch Hammock Time will be shown in motion pictures at the Red Cross meeting Saturday afternoon at 8:30 o'clock, in the Auditorium.

Scents taken in Haiti. Mil. MARY FARLEY formerly with the Red Cross hospital in Russia, will be the speaker. JOIN THE RED CROSS if not already a member and help the campaign to secure million members. $1 a year dues the only obligation.

Membership booths Denmark. Turke; erland. 2: Bulgaria. 1 "nrtugal. France.

I Onrga at --Kansas City Journal. We are sole famous couch mttkec Rowe, of I'ARIs FASHIONS IP TO DATi: Lind. Lund and estlin and Miss i pianos i played from Meyerbeer's P.ue TVliV' :7 7-" i.e." yf I 1 "'li'n'iVi finely played by Johnson, I.indbb Stone. O. T.

Irene Safzieck i well the Huguenots" an Scherzettino," rom The Ragle Paris Bureau Camion, through the lotirti Abraham Straus. tne unamiiuuia AMI SI MI NTS IlltlX AMI si Mi HliOOKI.Y.V strand, the inarch Gounod's lo Carlson "Queen ot AMI SIMI sMA mi 1 I HIPPJODRME HIP HIP HOOF. Vi well Heller's "Tarantella" ORPHEUM BELLE STORY BUSHWICK and Oscar Magnussen himself his plaung of Chopin's "Prelude in Minor" and the scharwenka "Polish Dance." and at the close, on the organ, a march hv Lefehvre-W eh At i lie organ, slso. Nils Nelson-Bernhardt gave admirably Lemalgre's "Prayer" and "Caprice," as well as his own "Klegie" and Grainger's "Shcphei ds Hey." at the piano. With Chopin's compositions the FULTON j-1 ss A I i' I winn in i neon i Washington So, Play ri I IZ 1 CI NO Ave- NEW P.RM.IITON A 5 i st 1 LOUISE DRESSER I Mi wii.n ii i u.ki K.I).

I.KK WRO'I'IIK play i Shindell played Hire BILLY (Sliding) WATSON no sis pi eV si conipn WHERE FEATURE FILMS ARESH0WNT0DAY Wir KEENEY'S It It 1MI witsch shone ii Etudes by in DOWNTOWN, TARK SIOPK id Martha Reinliold's Krickson ML i "Impromptu in sharp, while Bes Monster Irish Benefit Cinderel5n Man I n- I III ink i i K.R.ul.,.,'1 'ii in nil Ii Hi. Ifr M.hel in -mm Bird sie Kaufmann interpreted the daintv "Dance of the Hours." from Pon-chielli's "Gioconda." The Swedish Glee Club sang admirably "Kathleen Mavourneen." Bucks arrangement of "Annie Laurie." Witt's "1 Natten" and Reis- rARKIF. 8t. IUBERI.AND LVftat At at Cu 1 FKEE ATTRACTIONS. ii Ihr l.lfrnal HIM.

SUCTION. nhrliin lnr rickfi III III oil SriTHIN. LONCACRE STAR JA, FOLLIES OF PLEASURE. I IHTORII l-'f" si slger IIIOVUIK 1 ii ie ii I itllnn Wll.r in fh Ordl F.litahrlh Mrs. Illllto, -on in Ilia Jim Hal Kllahrth Victor Herbert and His Orchestra LEO Dl I RICH? MME.

GADSKI. OTTO GORITZ and th- ll, ll, REPUBLIC FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK rOMMil bassos' solos inor and Arms." Me." Tours' and. by request, rneharen Blan-plavod well at "Morgenstlni- I MM.R rOlNBTTE CARDINAL FARLEY. Chairman.

1 I CARNEGIE HALL-SAT. NIGHT J0IK TKE KEAlTIt ARMY-TAKE A BULLET RIAl.TO 1 ltti-h It i K. Mnnrr In ni -n ii SKI I (in AI.H AMBRA H.lwf Knl'krv Ur llllam l.lllfltf astor CANDLER THE COHAN REVUE' JUi'llCL Blue flEiiiTil foulard, mill plain U.U1.