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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, DECEilliER 21, 1930. Engagements, Weddings and Yuletide Leading Events on Social Calendar 4 Edwardians." "Canterbury Tales" i Mr. and Mrs. Balvator Noto of 1815 CHAIRMAN and a short talk on the life of W. 8th have come from Marietta College.

Marietta, Ohio, to spend the holidays with their parents. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parnes, Miss Anna Pere, Dr and Mrs. Joshua Ronsheim, Miss Anna Sie-ber, Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan Strauss. John H. Vanderveer and Miss Ethel H. Walker.

Verdi. Mrs. Agnew reviewed the opera "La Traviata." Miss Anes Newman to Be Wed to William Dickson; I Other Social News Items the Rockville Centre League for ths Mercy Hospital and headed the committee of hostesses. The assisting hostesses were Mrs. Frank Donovan, Mrs.

Pierce Keefe, Mrs. Henry T. Powers, Mrs. Frank F. Owens, Mrs.

John J. O'Toole, Mrs. William J. Murray, Mrs. Charles Kean, Mrs.

P. H. Kelly and Mrs. Francis G. Hooley.

The guests of honor were the organizers of the local group, Mrs. J. C. McMlchael and Mrs. Henry V.

Holcomb of Garden City and Mrs. Leo Halpin of the Freeport Auxiliary. hall. Miss Honor Hughes was chairman of the affair and was assisted by the Misses Kay Doyle, Alice Cunningham and Mildred Treacy. A debate on "The Married Woman's Place is in the Home," was given by the Literary Club, Mrs.

Helen Agnew, president. Miss Alice Burk and Mrs. Agnew took the affirmative side, with Miss Jessie Kelly offering the refutation and the negative side was voiced by the Misses Eleanor Connelly and Evelyn McCotter with Irma Sullivan giving the refutation. The affirmative side won. The judges were selected from the audience.

Preceding the debate, the Literary Club reviewed Jane Cowl's "Twelfth Night," "The CONWAY BREEN Arthur W. Conway of 460 68th announces the engagement of his sister, Miss Irene L. Conway, to Edward J. Breen of 256 Maple St. No date has been set for the ANNCAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Brooklyn Organization of Tubercular Aid will be held Jan.

13, at 8 p.m. at Garfield Temple House. The speaker of the evening will be Sheriff Aaron Jacoby. Mrs. Jack Freldman, soloist, will entertain.

There will be a short talk about the care and cure of the sick. At a bridge and tea at their home which will be followed by a recep- $tk) tion. HOSPITAL SHOWER (Special to the Eagle) Rockville Centre, L. Dec. 20 A Christmas shower for the sisters of Mercy Hospital Jn Hempstead was held at the home of Mrs.

Arthur D. LaHines of Broadway, Rockville Centre, Wednesday afternoon. About 50 guests were present, each of whom brought some small Christmas treat for the sisters of the hospital. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon. Stesterday Mr.

and Mrs. Tnonias Joseph Newman of 758 E. 17th St. announced the engagement ol their daughter, Miss Agnes Monica Newman, to William Joseph Dickson. T-- Miss Spivak is a graduate of Maxwell Training School.

She recently gave a dancing exhibition at the Theater Guild. Mr. Pabricant Is a gradate of N. Y. University and I Miss Newman was educated av 01.

CHRISTMAS PARTY The annual Christmas party of St. Brendan H. S. Alumnae was held Tuesday evening In the school Agnes' Seminary. Mr.

Dickson at- St. John's Law School Myron J. Hertel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hertel of Belle Harbor, L.

and Anthony Noto, son of Aftre a trip to Bermuda the coimle Mrs. LaHines is vice president of tended Erasmus Hall High School aiid is a gradua'' New York will live at 50 E. 43d St. ST. JOHN'S DANCE The St.

John's College Club held its annual dance last night in the school gymnasium, 96 Schermerhorn sr under the direction of its officers. The entire proceeds will go toward establishing a fund for a student scholarship and for a loan fund from which students may borrow. MELTZER HERMAN University. Among those pi ent were Mrs. ijavid Dickson, Mrs.

John Master-son, Mrs. James Gi'jna, Mrs. Walter Cronin, Mrs. Vincent Coletti, Ifcrs. Joseph Bohen, Mrs.

John Haggertv, Mrs. Jelsie Del Giorno, Mrs. Herbert Harvey, Mrs. Charles Oennen, Mrs. Guy Wood, Mrs.

John WillfSmson, Mrs. Theodore Plum-ridge, Mrs. Edward Lamb, Mrs. John Heath and the Misses Alex-llie Bowen, Rita Brennan, Madge Canfield, Mary Fitzgerald, Betty Mitchell, Gcnia Reilly, Grace Reynolds, Helen McCarthy, Betty Rendich, Margaret Julian, Cecil ilva, Helen Newman, Jane OBeirne, Helen Reynolds, Ruth Mitchell. Grace Brady, Alice Nolan, Vera Fitzgerald, Florence Newman, Margaret Reilly, Helen Moran, Anne Newman.

Marie O'Conneli, Kathleen Canfield and Helen Mitchell. jIdms saylor Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Adams of Philadelphia, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss lydia Dunning Adams, to George Stanley Savior, son of George H.

Saylor of Brooklyn. t- The wedding of Miss Winnie Herman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Herman of 771 New Jersey to Barnett Meltzer, son of Mrs. Henrietta Meltzer of 1333 51st will take place today at high noon in the Hotel St.

George. A small reception will follow the ceremony. After a trip to Lake Placid the couple will live at 10 Midwood St. MISS McGINNISS HONORED Mrs. Frederick J.

Sullivan, of 138 Tk- Mrs. Eugene B. Reynolds of Forest Hills, L. I Is chairman of the reception 'committee of the CrU terion Mainee mas W. 98th Manhattan, gave a and Havana, Cuba, Dr.

and Mrs. Schtilman will reside at 900 E. 18th Street. bridge in honor of the engagement of her daughter, Miss Rose Mary MCGinniss, to Joseph A. Banbury to the of Brooklyn recently.

Miss McGin- egian nis attended Mt. St. Vincent on the Hudson and Mr. Banbury is a graduate of Fordham. No date is set for the wedding.

Among the guests were the Misses Agnes and Edith Foley, Madelene Edith and Clair Banbury. Dolly Tea-hon, Florence Turner, Elizabeth and Mae Golden. Mrs. Margaret Hopkins, Josephine and Margaret O'Donnell, Mrs. Margaret Silvia, Bernadette Kassenbrock.

Julia Reynolds, Jule Murphy, Mrs. Marian Gotimer, Florance Dunne, Dorothy Kehoe, Margaret Kane, Florence Ditman. Anne Hurley, Leonla Fan-sey, Lucy Neal, Mrs. Mae Rielly, Mrs. Mae MeMahon Mrs.

Gwendolyn Wolfe. Eleanor Collins, Rcgina Keough, Bessie McManus, Loretta Keough and Julia Sutton. j) ANNUAL LUNCHEON Folowing a precedent existant since 1923, the "Christmas Boys" met yesterday for their annual luncheon at Leverich Towers Hotel. In 1923 the Christmas "boys," all members of various Masonic lodges, met and donated money, food and clothes for 20,000 needy children in Brooklyn and Manhattan. The committee of 10 has met every Christmas since 1923.

S. Harby Ploughe Is chairman. RUDORFER GORDON The wedding of Miss Helen Alene Rudorfer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Rudorfer. of 1554 54th to Samuel M. Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Gordon, of 1877 Ocean Parkway, will place tonight in the Hotel St. George. Dr. Israel Gold will perform the ceremony, assisted by the Rev.

Solomon Kwartin, cantor, and a choir of 12. A reception will follow the ceremony. Miss Pauline Ring will be the maid of honor and Alexander E. Gordon, brother of the bridegroom, will act as his best man. The bride means IAKTY FOR MISS FIUTSCHI.ER i Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. W. Fritschler Of 553 81st St.

will entertain In the Hotel St. George Friday In honor of the birthday of their daughter, Miss Ruth Fritschler. More than 60 friends have been Invited for the dance. Miss Fritschler is president rtf the Senior School of Shore Road Academy. In which she was the first pupil enrolled.

DOYI.E-DUNDLRMAN Miss Margaret Evarista Doyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doyle of 1059 E. 2d St.

and South jlorwalk, will be married to Walter H. Dunderman. son of Mr; and Mrs. Harold Dunderman, on Saturday. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev.

Francis ienny, cousin of the bride, in the Church of St. Rose of Lima. A reception will follow at the Hotel St. George. I Miss Dnvle.

who attended St. WEDDING Mr. and Mts. Hiram T. Robinson of 1060 Elmore Place will entertain at a dinner dance at the Unity Club on Christmas Day to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will sail on the S. S. Reliance for a trip to the West Indies on Jan.

7. They have three Joseph's College, will have Miss Estelle Stawlarskl as maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Evelyn Keillv and Miss Margaret Koliana She'll want plaids and pastels and prints this yean Evening dresses with fur-trimmed jackets and a jaunty new ski-costume! Leave her to Loeser's we know what's smart! We know what she wants and what she can spend! Here are tome of the things she's' aching for and there are loads of others in the: Fifteen Fashion Shops. second floor will be given in marriage by her father. Her gown will be of ivory satin, trimmed with alencon lace and her veil of tulle will be joined to a cap of rose point lace with orange blossoms.

She will carry white orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss Rudorfer Is a member of the Tau Alpha PI sorority, and the Order of the Eastern Star. Mr. Gor-. don Is a graduae of New York University.

After a trip to Bermuda. Havana and Nassau, the couple will reside at 4901 49th St. MISS LEVITON GUEST children, Leonard and Robert and Miss Adeline Robinson. Mrs. Robinson Is the former Miss Anne Robinson.

MISS SPARKS HONORED Miss Charlotte Cunningham, 85' Crooke was the hostess for the P. E. O. Sisterhood, Chapter at her home recently, at a surprise miscellaneous shower for Miss Florence Sparks, of 205 Washington whose engagement was recently announced to Otto Ansell Anderson. RefreshmenM were served.

Those present were Mrs. Willis Haw-ley, president of the sisterhood; William T. Doyle, brother of the Srida will act as best man for Mr. mnderman and the ushers will be John J. Doyle another brother SI the bride, and Harold Dunderman brother of the bridegroom.

Mr. Dunderman and his bride will make their future home in Brooklyn. MISS TRl'EB TOENl ERTAIN Miss Leonore Trueb, daughter of A. M. Trueb of 1225 Foster has issued invitations for a bridge Mr.

and Mrs. Isldor Leviton, of ii ii if it" tc -v mm i' 526 E. 5th entertained with a I Christmas dinner-dance In honor of their daughter, Miss Miriam C. Lev iton, last evening in the Hotel St. Wfek-tnds at Placid and Dartmouth mean a new ski suit.

Zipper jacket, Norwegian type trousers, 7.95. Of dark blue, cheviot lined with red flannel smart! (Sportswear) George. lTtW II I SI t' I Mrs. F. W.

Bass, Mrs. Emily L. Bas-sett, Mrs. N. J.

Baxter, Mrs. R. H. Brown, Mrs. Emily Cunningham, Miss Charlotte Cunningham, Mrs.

J. L. Eye, Mrs. E. A.

Hall, Mrs. J. P. Huget, Mrs. C.

W. Kinj, Mrs. D. J. Klein, Mrs.

R. R. Koeser, Mrs. R. H.

Marriott, Mrs. E. C. Mason, Mrs. C.

E. Morrow, Mrs. J. Carl Pehl, Mrs. C.

M. Stebblns. Mrs. W. J.

Taylor and Mrs. C. C. Westland. The guests Included the Misses Helen Nathan, Rita Brager, Norma Reinlte, Eleanor Welnsteln, Ruth Lourl, Isabel Israelsos, Charlotte Halpern, Laura Berger, Thelma Ll-falte, Dorothy Koplick, Muriel Fine- berg and Hortense Silverman.

Also at her home on Wednesday evening, Dec. 31. il'PPER AND BRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kleinbur-ger of 2017 Avenue ft were hosts pst evening at a buffet supper and Bridge at their home.

Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sausvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Detmar, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Reimer, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fozen. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Saus-tille, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Budd and Mr. and Mrs.

George Mac-Donald. ASSERT DINNK and Mis. Merrill R. Cassert of 1967 Brown Si. announce the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Edna Maria Gassert. to Francis X. Dunne, son of George J. Dunne of Frederick Rossinos, Barnett Krltch, Bernard Leviton, Herbert Wieder, Leo Kupersmlth, Unnia Goodman For Skating cheviot skirt, 7.95... Turtle neck sweater, 5.95.

Suede jacket, 12.75 (Sweaters) and Mr. and Mrs. F. Stener. BENEFIT DANCE Mil AWteL (O'flnV-ir-x AI.l'MNAE GROl The second meeting of the literary group of St.

Brendan's Alumnae was held recently at the home of lis.i Evelyn MtCotter. The literary group was started In iiovember as an experiment among the member! of the alumnae and at this The Owriychlver Voliner Ladles Auxiliary Society held their fifth annual Christmas benefit dance last evening In the Hotel. St. George. The club is comprised of people who mm i wjh- came irom the owriychlver Voliner, Russia, to make their home In the United States.

The funds raised at the society benefits are used to aid the poor in their native town in Russia and the society's needy here. Mrs. Samuel Herman is the presi meeting the chairman, Mrs. Edward J. Agnew, discussed plans for its futuie activities.

Plans were made for an entertainment to be given at the St. Brendan's Alumnae Christmas parly. A bridge will be given In the parish house of Central Congiegationul Church on Jan. 7. SCII SIMKNSK The marri.i.3 of Miss Svd Simen-sky, daughter of and Mrs.

Abraham Simensky. of 2202 Avenue 1, to Dr. Norman M. Schiilman. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Schiilman. of 402 Linden Boulevard, took place dent. special entertainment was pre sented by members of the society. Mrs.

R. B. Rosenthal was chairman tsmmm mmm 1.16 St. Pauls Place ana tne iuic Mm. Frances Garvin Dunne.

No date is mentioned for the wed-4 ins. 1 Mr. and MrsT Reginald Budd of J54 Marlborough Road have issued invitations for a bridge at their jome on Wednesday evening, Dec. H. O.

SehlmmcTTj. O. Waldron. Arthur Farkash, Joseph Blatt and Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Slegel of Brooklyn are among those at the Hotel Ludy. Atlantic City, N. J. DANCE COMMITTEE Mrs. Arthur J.

HendiUkson. ife Of the Mayor of Valley Stream. L. I hi chairman of the dance on Satur- of the dance committee. MRS.

Tl'LIPAN HONORED wwffl mm mmm The Flatbush Auxiliary of the Jewish Sanitarium inr Tniii.Ma I asi evening, at ju pm. in the Ho- cave a testimonial recently In honor tel St. George. Rabbi Nathan Ra- of Mrs. Minnie Tullpan, president bmowltz performed the ceremony, of the auxiliary.

The affair was assisted by Cantor Samuel Cantor. held at the home of Mrs. Joseph u. imiu iu niL-iiuuiiia. Aoranams, vji Z4in St, Mrs.

Beniamin Green and Mrs i mv evening. Feb. 28. undc the i Maurice Matzkln. Bernard R.

Schul- I Among those who sailed yester- iiinii-p of the Citizens Club at Its 0 a a n.u.n.. eiubhouse on 5th St Others on tne aj hu man reception i West Indies Cruise of Interest to with nsvy or green Vifff 'k ground. .39.50 F.Tfimmt4 jMh l7ymU I Wiua'Dmsa) on even.ng frock, are TX- If A cammiue joiiowed the ceremony. Dr. Schul- Drousl-vn "a 1-on isiana, were vis.

Mrs. Mildred man Is a graduate of St. Lawrence I Mu E. G. Frommer, Emanuel Carev Jr.

and Mrs. Robert uiuoie. University and New York University i Harris. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles in medicine. Heidt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hlnderer, the rage. CiLV.ttrfimilHttm LADIES AID fcCTION After an extended trip to Miami Dr.

and Mrs. S. F. Livingston. C.

Mrs J. M. Foster, Mrs. Wallace Vg Vo' WW Diue. wine velvet, WW PTT7'Clfr PA tffl I 1 ivu (Junwr Miss) I9.7J ill VM I Canton Frock for lunch I'r rl I or tea.

In the imart nl3f tj "Sl faite.j or interesting 3 l3P black 29.50 Lj tTEJ -Sp" I Misses' Drtisti) Tht Tuv-Pirtt Print is. 1 grand for week -ends I CI 'in town ihopping, I jy etc. It's 25.00 (Junior Miss) Th Sweater Set it TT twink for the cam- pus. Cuhmere pull- on 7.95 I (Sweittru Blti its) PUiJ Tool Frith, tk you must have heard Eav mm 1 Dlue' red or 11 -mjr preen rlauls. 25.0O FULTON AT BOND, BROOKLVN TK8100 (vr.Lr) 1 ravns and Mrs.

A. H. Ennist, com-1 jinse the nominating committee for the Ladles Aid Society. Grace M. E.

Church, and will present their slate the next meetln-r, which will be held Turday afternoon. Jan. The nmcrrs will be hostesses st a Inn-: eheon at noon. hlcl; will precede the regular meeting. Henrv J.

Plwirelll. Ti ving Bovar- i tki. William Mayglothlmg of Brooklyn, and William A. Hall of Garden City. L.

have returned home from Rutgers Preparatory School, New 1 Brunswick, N. lor the Christmas hfllftlllYS. jriYtK IABKK ANT The marriage of Miss Rita 8 Spivak, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Htilvnk iff 1079 Hopklnson Ave, will take place today at 6.30 pm In tin" Hutel St.

George to Henrv Kabii atit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fa brim nt of 345 B. t. The Rrv.

I). B. Apnleman nt titr Temple Chevra Thlllm Keer pcrlorm thf ccrcuioiu,.