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i 17 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1933 Sherman and Mrs. Irving 8. A t.

1 1 nelia Learv. Mrs. Reginald MeGar- Itrt WIlliaM "7 1 Mrs. William Representative of Elizabeth er of Locust Ave. have announced the eneasement of their diuihtcr.

Miss Dorothy Mosoacher, to Harold Cherrinyton of Brook- Pi nf Mr. I Music So ctetq I i Judge and Mr. J. B. Johnston To Honor Mist Elizabeth Garrin And Edward Sperry at Dinner .11,111 r-w 1 rWk St IIP and Mrs.

Norman Chernngton of 1 V. nvn.Al r. nouncement was made at a bridge jf? Saturday the Mosbacher date has been set for the wed-; THREE SCOKK AM) TF.X ('M The reaular meeting of the Three Score and Ten Club was held yesterday afternoon at the Central Y. M. C.

55 Han.on Place, with the president. Charier. E. Srriven. 1 presiding.

The club will be the guest of Mrs. Frances Lipp at her home. 100-24 Fort Hamilton Parkway, for an evening's entertainment Saturday. Edward Philcox and Philip Schefelin were reported ill. Capt.

William E. Halsall has returned from Washington, D. where he spent the holidays with friends. The following members entertained: Mis. Pauline Hotine, Mrs.

Caroline LaGrave. Mis. Emma Parr, Mrs. Mary J. Fisher.

John McFadd, and John IK-im accompanied the members while they sang aid danced. P. T. A. OK 1.

S. 10 Father's Night will be held P. S. 109 on Thursday evening at 8 ni' iii't l.vr IP pnri'1 I. a ns 1 i Bertha M.

Perine, will preside. Mrs. N. Ronca is in charge of the program for the evening. After the meeting refreshments will be served in the lunch room of the school.

An executive meeting of the organization was held on Friday at the home of Mrs. George Rilling of 9092 Hollis Court Boulevard. Luncheon was served. Plans were made for an entertainment for the Ultll 1.1) UC ill IU ill nil: niHMiuLimiL the school on Monday afternoon. A card and bunco party will be held on Monday afternoon, Feb.

6, at the Amber Lantern. BROOKLYN WOMKN MKET Mrs. Florence Redfield Shaver will be the guest speaker at me early Spring meeting of tne Brooklyn Women's Committee for the Daily Vacation Bible School to be held Thursday afternoon at the Plym outh Institute, Orange and Hicks Sts. Mrs. Shaver will Interpret and present In costume "The Life of Christ," and Miss Marie Midgkln will accompany on the piano.

The Rev. Waller W. Howlett, general secretary of the Metropolitan Federation of the Daily Vacation Bible Schools, will be present to re port on the work of the 210 schools Miss Cornelia Lucile Lott's engagement to Dr. Robert Wright Northrop was announced today at a luncheon and brjdge at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Re'msen Lott of Hollis. (Photo by Davis and Sanford.) mon nllin Maken lief. Mfir York Dehut; JJWIW, Opera It is rather a pity that Mme. Ninon Vallin did not make her debut her years ago instead off waiting until the present season to do so. She must at one time have nad a really lovely voire, for in her recital at the Town Hall lat evening she occasionally produced, singing mezza voce, tones of unclouded purity and peculiarly penetrating sweetness echoes, as they impressed one listener, of what all her tones must once have been.

For the rest, though, it was necessary to make allowances. Fortunately. Mme. Vallin exhibited qualities as a singer which made it easy to do so. What, vocal resourres she does possess she dispensed with the greatest skill.

Sh showed heisrll an unusually Intel ligent and musical singer, an exquisite stylist, and nil this marie her delivery of Non so plu coa son' from "Figaro" a delight, and moved her audience to demand a repetition of I'liulenf's "Air Chamnetrr." Faille's "Mandoline" was likewise iahhiiiiuiv umir. uir III I ilRrn HDLIY delicately- colored to correspond to the sicnifieHiire of tha lul 1 tllr oi mo text. In short, Mine. Vallin proved herself indisputably an artist. She hai her wits about, her, and her sensibilities are keen.

Probably arm will find here an. audience ready to overlook the inadequacies nf her present vocal equipment for tlm pleasure which her I act and tasti! ana reeling as a musician ran H(turd Hn pi.ORri,m last eluded, in addition to the songs already mentioned, selections from Handel. Rameau, Debussy. Nin and Grniiiidor. and a group of Indian inelodi from Peru.

Kurt Ruhrseits wa. the accompanist. At the opera house, Gounod's "Romeo et Juliette" had Its first performance of the season last night, with Mr. Johnson and Miss Boil In the title roles, the cast otherwise including Mines. Swsr-thout and Wakefield and Messrs.

Rothier, De Luca, Anderson, Bad. Altglnss, Picco, D'Angelo and Ananian. Mr. Pellltlcr conducted. Rejoining the company, Mr.

Johnson appears to be In what for him Is good vocal condition; he is a sinccr. however, whose chief asset have always been an agreeable pres- tnnv be said of other Impersonations in last night's performance. 126 Theaters Appeal TolI.S.Supreme Court Special to The Eagle Washington, Jan. 10 A petition for a writ of certiorari to prevent the picketing of 126 theaters in Brooklyn and other sections of New York City by the labor unions in the theatrical trade has been filed with the United States Supreme i Court, it was learned oday. The petition is r.n appeal froii the de-I eisinn of thp New York Court of Appeals denying an Injunction.

"Lowbridgc." a new play by Franlt B. Elser, is now In rehearsal, with a cast of 50. It Is a dramatization of the novel Rome Haul." Mr. Elser wrote "Mr. Oilhnoley," one of Helen Haves' starring vehicles.

"Lowbridge" will have Its New York premier on Feb. 9 and 10. I Henry N. Dubois; assistant treasurer, Mrs. A.

M. Harned. Committee chairman are: Organization, Miss Abby membership, Mrs. J. E.

Montgomery; ways and means, Mrs. Alfred N. Nelson; supply, Mrs. James Lamont; social, last Summer. I ence and personality and an actinn Mrs.

Elmer Sammis, chairman of gift above the average for atv the Brooklyn Women's Committee, ppprrttic artist. The merits of Miss will preside, assisted at the tea tabic Bori Juliet are familiar and re-by members of the Women's Fellow-, quire no romment, and the sam Annetky Lewis Chapter, D. A. At Council of Chapter Officers The Elizabeth Annesley Lcwii i Chapter, A X3 Hi-. InlTartill Patten Recent, was represented at I the council of chapter officers, uireciors no cnairmen, neia recently at the George Washington Hotel.

Manhattan, by Mrs. Patten, Mrs. A. Frederick Glover. First Vice Regent; Mrs.

Ford Kurtz. Second Vice Recent. Mrs. James Bulloch recording secretary; Mis. Arthur L.

Surface, corresponding secretary; Mis. Susan Lewis, chairman of ways and means, and Mrs. Gottfried Eichholz. director. Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Whit more of Manhattan were the weekend guests of Robert Du Bois Kemp at Great Neck. Mrs. Warren H. Spurge of Glen Head will be hostess on Thursdav at 1 luncheon and bridae.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Forster were hosts last evening at a bridge honor of their house guests, Mr. and Mis.

Charles McMorrow, Phelps Van Buren Sp-X'til to The Euyle Rockviile Centre. Jan. 10 The eysuigoiiieiit of Marie Phelps, daughter of Mr. and Mis. George A.

Phelps of 371 Lakeview to Weslev Howard Van Buren. son of van duic u. i t- .1 A. rn'pn nnnnunppri Miss Phelns is a stilute and Mr. Van Buren Is a garduate of Alfred University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Mr. and Mrs. David F. Kemp of Station Road. Great Neck, returned todav from the Marlboro Blenheim, Atlantic City, N.

where they have been since Friday. Patchogue Personals Sorcial to The Eagle Patchogue. Jan. 10 Mrs. oJhn Williamson of Blue Point Ave.

en tertnined at her home Sunday eve "ing in honor of Mrs. Christian winiamson Mrs. Edwin Bailey of Brookhaven Is spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Silsbe of Baldwin. Miss Matron Robartes of the Pierrepont.

Broooklyn, is spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyndham Robartes of East Patchogue. Mrs. J.

Robert Bailey ot Carman St. entertained her bridge club this afternoon. Mrs. Frederick Hutenloeker and i Mrs. Frederick Jones will be the hostesses tomorrow afternoon for the regular monthly card party held at Sorosis.

The Tuesday Evening Bridge Club will be entertained by Miss Kathleen Rowse of South Ocean Ave, this evening. Mrs. Harold Johnston of Roe Park will be hostess to her club this evening. The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a card party in the Legion House on South Ocean Ave. this evening.

Tile Patchogue Delphian chapter met at the home of Mrs. Stanley Newis of Newins yesterday afternoon. Miss Helen DeMarr of Sayville will entertain her bridge club this evening. Mrs. Thomas Cann to Be Tea Hostess for Philharmonic-Nassau Committee; Other News Special to The Eagle Freeport, Jan.

10 Mrs. Thomas Cann will open her home on Locust Ave. Thursday afternoon for a tea sponsored by the local commmitt.ee for the Nassau Philharmonic Society. James Gehrig of Hempstead, president. On the local committee interested In the society are: Mrs Homer L.

Bartlett, Mrs. R. Den Iston, Mrs, Sherman Hoaday and Mrs. Cann. The tea Is one to others in the county for the purpose of Interesting local residents in the society and acquainting them with the forthcoming concerts.

Mis. Hntlle MacCarter of Oak St. is spending the week visiting relatives at East Hampton. The Athena Club held Its monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at Christ Lutaheran Church auditorium, Mrs. Paul Johnson presiding.

The program under the direction of the drama department, Mrs. Walter Barrett, chtairman, presented Louis G. Anspacher, Ph. author, nlayright and who hpokc on "Drams A Social Force in Democracy" Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.

Bum-field and Mm. H. H. Peden were chosen delegates to represent the club at the conference of the Long Island Federation of Women's Club at the Hotel St. George.

Jan. 20. A tea hour in charge of the hospitality committee, Mrs. JOhn W. Gartner, chairman, followed the meeting.

Mrs. Homer L. Bartlett and Mrs. Z. DcForest Ely poured.

Mrs. Walter Curler of Craig Ave. entertained her club yesterday afternoon. Her guests were Mis. George Mackav.

Mrs. George Condon. Mras. William White, Mrs. William Wright, Mrs.

H. Alfred Vollmcr. Mr. and Mrs. William Yochum of Sportsman's Ave.

have gone to Miami Beach. for a short stay. Mrs. John Geekle of S. Grove St.

entertained at a "thimble" tea yesterday afternoon. Guests, members of her club, were Mrs. Ida Summers, Mrs. Edward Goldman, Mrs. Robert Blisi, Mrs.

John W. Geekie, Mrs. Russell Mlnard, Mrs. Rudolph Mullcr and Mrs. Paul Lang.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mosbach- Gray Hair DeRichmont. A luncheon followed adjournment. Many Attend Reception at Opening of Brooklyn Society Of Artists Exhibition The opening reception and private view of the U7h annual exhibition of the Brooklyn Society of Artisr was held last night at the Grnt Studios, 114 Remsen St.

Those receiving were Benjamin Eg-Kieson. Miss Isabel Moore Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A.

Jones and Mr. and Mrs. William F. Matthews, Anions those presetn at the reception were Dr. and Mrs.

Luke D. I Broughton. Miss Dorothy Ebinger, Mrs. Seymour Marsh, Mr. and Mrs.

Ogden Pleissner, Miss Gladys Child, Mrs. Harrison Corbett. Dr. and Mrs. S.

G. Bloom, Miss Edith L. Nichols, Miss Muriel Adams. Mrs. Mary B.

Felter. Countess Leonardo Di Mura-' bito, Lrs Hostrup. Wintnrop Tur-ney, Joseph A. Brazzelli, Mr. and Mis.

C. G. Porcher, Miss Margaret Porcher, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Steven, Col.

and Mrs. Alfred Chas-feaud. Roland Hintermeiser, Paul S. Rogers. Allan Lehman, Miss Mal-vina C.

Slonin, A. Dudley Curtin, Charles A. Juraesen, Miss Olga Rosern. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph "2 i.ikiuiiKi, vti. rcuiuci, nnnui Wells. Miss Florence J. Wells, Frank i H. Wells, Joseph H.

Harry Koseiuiul. Miss Lillian is. Miss Mary B. Harris, Miss Agnes Baskin, Otto Bieilials, Miss Mar- garet Johnston. Sigvard M.

Mohn una Miss Elsie Ritchin. Junior Women's Auxiliary Of Flatbush Boys' Club Has Meeting at Club House The regular monthly meeting of the Junior Women's Auxiliary of the Flatbush Boys' Club was held at the clubhouse, 2245 Bedford last evening. Miss Frances E. Ri- lev, president, presiding. Plans were made for the bridge which will be held on Feb.

25. Miss Evelyn Pray Burns is chairman of the bridge committee, assisted by the Misses Hilda E. Mullcr, co-chairman; Helen Holme. Isabel Long-botham. Fiances E.

Riley, Dorothy Brown. Dorothy Lazarus, Doris Jean Young, Vienna Gano, Mrs. Arnold Fils, Mrs. William C. Gretsch Jr.

and Mrs. Thalen L. Cross. Among those present were the Misses Evelyn J. Reader.

Helen E. Holme, Mabel Campbell, Betty Lazarus, Viola Sonslre, Gene Sonsire, Marion Reynolds, Edith Wolmuth. Shirley E. Vogel, Marion A. Bergren, Vienna D.

Gano. Shirley Buckingham, Bernice Knapp, Eunice M. Johnson. Mrs. John Hutchinson, Mrs.

A. W. Thompson, Mrs. George Kublman Mrs. Howard A.

Ries, Mrs. H. B. Perkins and Mrs. C.

B. Lee Mrs. Clarence Cooper Bawden Hostess to Cambridge Club Mrs. Clarence Cooper Bawden of 1610 New York Ave. was hostess to Cambridge Club yesterday.

Mrs. Burr G. Eells, president, presided. The subject for the day was "The Medieval Church's Contribution to Drama." Mrs. Bawden, chairman of the day, presented Mrs.

Edwin D. Webb, who read an interesting paper describing the Passion Play held at Oberammergau, Bavaria. A social hour followed. Among those present were Mrs. Henry D.

Annable, Mrs. Edward M. Crane, Mrs. T. Starr Corey, Mrs.

Frederic T. Steele, Mrs. Warner James. Mrs. Alexander S.

Bacon Mrs. Arthur M. Howe, Mrs. ouis L. Nichols, Dr.

H. C. Peckham, Mrs. J. Edward Hoag and Miss Florence Williams.

Battle Pass Executives Meet At Home of Mrs. Ben M. Jaquish An executive board meeting of the oauie rass unapter. u. a.

was held at the home of the regent, Mrs. Ben Jaquish yesterday afternoon, "7. yTuSZ.l i.i.. ivna. iitiima u.

iiivitiiiw p. Mrs. Herbert L. Holly, Miss S. Lillian Jones, Mrs.

Joseph W. Stray, Mrs. Gorge M. Aldrlch, Mrs. Frederick H.

Sherman. Mrs. Smith H. Stebbins, Mrs William E. Rawlins, Mrs.

Joseph E. Reld, Mrs. Sherman F. Worster, Mrs. Charles H.

Layng. Mrs. Fred H. Baldwin and Mrs. D.

Clinton Johnson Activity Reports Given at Meeting of Managers of the Brooklyn Training School The monthly board of managers meeting of the Brooklyn Training School and Home for Young Girls was held yesterday morning In the library of the home. Mrs. Elizabeth Glass, president, presided. A report of Christmas activities was made by Miss Florence Ebling, chairman. Other committee reports were made by chairmen.

Those present tare Mrs. E. L. Glass, Mrs. Harold C.

Parsons, Mrs. George Cummings, Mrs. Bernard L. Spence, Mrs. W.

Wallace Howland, Mrs. Horton Fay Underwood, Mrs. Edwin M. Van Dyke, Mrs. John R.

Stlne, Mrs. John S. Carlisle, Mrs. Ainsworth Smith, Mrs. Stanton Mott, Miss Julia Harrison, Miss Marguerite Bevier and Mrs.

J. J. Roberts. Association of Volunteers r. I aecooa come-ano-oee utj The Association of Volunteers are i sponsors for a "come-and-see day" on Wednesday.

Jan. 18, at 285 Schermerhorn St. This is the sec ond of a series of informal talks on activities at the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities. Miss Elizabeth Dutcher, director of the family welfare division, will be the hostess. The topic will be the Family Welfare Division and its relation to the general unemployment relief problem.

Tea will follow the discussion. Mrs. William F. Helssen-buttcl Is chairman of the program. i I Marv Junior Auiiliarv i Monthly Meeting Rt Mir'.

Auvillmv hnld ry, Zochorna. Miss Ruth Dunn. Mm Ella Sullivan. Mrs. Robert O'Connor, Mrs.

Franklin Tomlin, Mrs. William H. McKeever. and the Misses Ramona Lozam, Helen Munkenbeck, Florence Reynolds, Katherine Joan Sullivan. Claire Collins.

Amelia Malone. Grace Smith. Kathryn Fee, Clare Beatty. Virginia Beatty. Claire Rustrand.

Ruth Davey and Margaret Loughliu. Lon Island Society Mr. and Mrs. A. Oakley Lohike Honored by Mr.

and Mrs. Morton; Other News of Garden City Society Special to The Eagle Garden City," Jan. 10 Mr. and Mrs. A.

Oakley Lohrke of Kensing- i ton Road, who will sail Thursday on a west Indian cruise, were the honor guests of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Morson of Brook who entertained for them Sunday after noon. Among the other guests were Col.

E. O. O. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.

and Mrs. Norman An- derson, Mr. and Mis. William Hew- MV. ai.a ri et and Mis.

Treadwell K. Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Guy C.

Mallctl, Mr. and Mis. William lliscox. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Thomas, Miss Mary liyon and Allen Leveiich. Mrs. S. Dwight Ward of Kilburn Road entertained Mrs. George C.

Slireyer. Mis. Kamuna A. Burke and i Mrs. James a.

Law yesieroay Mr. and Mrs. James A. McLaln of Wetherill Road sail for Bermuda yesterday. Mrs.

Sylvanus D. Ward of 5th St. was a luncheon hostess at her home today. Her guests were Mrs. William F.

Hutchinson. Mrs. Edward B. McKcllar, Mrs. Dudley B.

Fuller Mrs. Barclay Lottimer, Mrs. Laurence Mortimer, Mrs. Arthur H. Shewood, Ms.

Herbert V. Pieson. Mrs. Wright Duryca and Miss Mary Slattery. Major Ernest W.

Wood and Mrs. Wood of Mitchel Field had as sup per guests Sundav evening Mr. and i Mrs. William F. Enzlis.

Miss Fannv i Campbell and Elwyn A. Ellis. Mrs. fton W. Wilder of fcuston Road was a luncheon hostess today, her guests including Mrs.

Henry W. Wandless, Mrs. George A. Young, Mrs. Andrew H.

Boardman. Mrs. Joseph P. Ripley, Mrs. Don M.

Parker, Mrs. Fiank W. Cook and Mrs. Kenrieth Ward-Smith. MU.

Nicoll Floyd Jr. of Ash St. and Miss Beth Diehman left yesterday on a trip to Virginia. Mrs. L.

Douglas Tompkins of Cherry Vallely Ave. and her son. Jack Tompkins, left yesterday for Florida. Mr. and Mrs.

E. John Rldgway of Hilton Ave. entertained at tea Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Loren M.

Cowdrey, who will leave shortly for California. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Franlin D. Mooney, Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence W. Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Lardner V.

Morris and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Winkhaus. Miss Jacqueline Green of Manhattan was the weekend house guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward M. Town-send Jr. of 3d St. Additional supper guests Sunday were Mr.

and Mrs. Howard C. Cole. Mrs. Philip M.

Guba of Kensington Road entertained Mrs. George A. Powers, Mrs. William J. Manning and Mrs.

Robert W. Morrell yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H.

Brown of Kilburn Road were supper hosts Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Hicks and Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver M. Whipple. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.

St. John of Brixton Road entertained as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hindley, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles R. Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. Martin J.

Corbett of Manhattan. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. St. Joh entertained at supper for their gxmla otner bpi Mr and Mrgi chauncey T.

Horton, Mr. and i MS- A1Dm Alderton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Mott, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. McMichael, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur F. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Hogerton, Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Manning and Mrs. Charles S. Jones. Miss Louise Osborne of Arthur St.

gave a tea Sunday afternoon in honor of her nouse guest, Miss Lady Love of Manhattan. Others present includtd Mr. and Mrs. A. Mark Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice De Land, Miss Pauline Ripsom. Miss Virginia Savage and Warren Brown, Graham Maxwell, John Savage-, James Osborne and Sayre Osborne. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Osterhout of Cedar Place have returned from a visit at the Long Island Country Club at Eastport.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Huntington Bab-cock of Oyster Bay are at the Park Avenue Club, Vanderbilt Hotel, Manhattan. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Dwight Church, who have been spending the Fall with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller Minton of Garden City and Mnhasset, are occupying an apartment in the Towers of the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan.

hTey will leave the latter part of this week for their 1 Winter home on Island Ismvcrelda, i Florida, to spend the late season. Mr. nd Mrs. Loren M. Cowdrey of Garden City are on a five-weeks visit to Palm Springs, Cal.

1 After a ten-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson Coe, at Ye- massee, S. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard i C. Brokaw of Manhattan and Oyster Bay have returned to their aprtment in the towers of the WI-dorf-Astorla. Mr. and Mrs, Brokaw gave a dinner last evening at the Waldorf-Astoria in honor of the birthday of their daughter, Miss Marguerite Brokaw, Mrs. John W.

Davis Jr. of Hewlett gave a luncheon yesterday at the Plaza, where she la now staying. LADLEY McMAHOT MORTICIANS Vtm ot Chapelt Fr We have met price com. petition for 75 years from Brooklyn to Montauk Point 317 Rogers AvaAu MtiM lu a-sii Vim. in i i i Judge and Mrs.

John B. Johnston of 9 Prospect Park West will enter-) tain at a dinner and bridge party tomorrow evening at their home inf honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Gar- vin, daughter of former Judie and Mrs. Edwin L. Garvin of 1 Grace Court and Edward Goodman Sperry of 1505 Albemarle Road. Miss Garvin and Mr.

Sperry will be married Feb. 1 at Grace Church on the Heights. Miu Cornelia Lucile Lott Engaged to Be Married to Dr. Robert Northrop At a luncheon and bridge at their home today Mr. and Mrs.

William Remsen Lott of Hollis Hollis, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Cornelia Lucile Lott, to Dr. Robert Wright Northrop, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Horace Wilson Northrop of Jamaica and West-port, Conn. Miss Lott, the tenth generation of the old Long Island family bearing that name which emigrated from Holland in 1652, attended the Cathedral School of St.

Mary at Garden City and the Katherine Gibbs School in New York. Dr. Northrop, who is member of the faculty of the Columbia Uni-verity Dental School, attended Alfred University and was graduated from the University of Michigan in 1928. He is engaged in the practice of oral surgery in New York City. Dr.

Northrop is a member of the Munsey Park Golf Club, University of Michigan Club, Sound Club and Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. )r. Mary E. Woolley Speaks ftefore Large Audience at Brooklyn Woman's Club The Brooklyn Woman's Club, of which Mrs. Preston Strong Millar is president, held its second Club Day of the season yesterday.

Dr. Mary E. president of Mount Hol-yoke College and United States dele gate appointed by President Hoover to the World Disarmament Conference at Geneva, was the guest Ipeaker. An account of her address will be found elsewhere in The Eagle; Mrs. Frank E.

Simmons, second vice president of the club, presented the club with a silk American flag. Miss Midy Gray, dramatic soprano, was soloist of the afternoon. The guests of honor were Mrs. Frank L. Bryant, president of the New Era Club; Mrs.

Thomas H. Mc-Clintock, president of the Brooklyn Colony of National Society of New England Women; Mrs. Albert E. Spooner, president of Nrban Baroness Catherine von Klenner, president of National Opera Club of America; Mrs. Frederic M.

David son, president of Morning Choral; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith Carter, presi dent of Kosmos, and Mrs. Charles S. Van Nuis, president of Prospect Club. Mrs.

George Welling Giddings was chairman of hospitality. Mrs. Richard Marvin Chapman, Mrs. William Pfeiffer, Mrs. Frederick Holmes Paine and Jifrs.

Frederick W. Bass poured tea at the reception which followed the program. Miss Elva Reid was the president's aide. The ushers were Mrs. DeHart Bergen and Mrs.

Reginald N. Webster. The hoftesses for the day were Mrs. George H. Gartland, Mrs.

William A. Camp, Mrs. Leonard Hull Smith. Mrs. Francis L.

Durk. Mrs. Samuel Knapp Frost, Mrs. William C. Newman, Mrs.

George Mclntyre. Mrs. John McDonald. Mrs. Arthur John Ridley, Mrs.

Walter J. Carlin, Mrs. William Horner, Mrs. AlexeanderH. Fraser, Mrs.

Harrison N. MacLen-8 then, Mrs. A. S. Lamphear, Mrs.

Morris W. Torrey, and Mrs. Robert Newman Rogers. Among others present were Mrs. Arthur W.

von Arx, Miss Nella Mrs. Edgar G. Banta, Miss lane L. Moore, Mrs. James M.

fdsall. Mrs. Clarence Waterman, Mrs. Arthur S. Tuttle.

Miss Elizabeth H. Perry. Mrs. William Baldwin, Dr. Cornelia Chase Brant, Mrs.

Juan A. Almirall, Mrs. James B. Rlattery, Mrs. William O.

Jones, Mrs. Frank W. Black. Mm. Willard S.

Tuttle, Mrs. Rufus A. Vance, Mrs. Russell Hills Her, Mrs. Walter F.

Wells. Mrs. C. B. Gwathmey, Mrs.

Joseph J. Kerby, Mrs. Arthur Michel, Mrs. Frederick W. Burbank, Miss Julia F.

Ring. Mrs. Franklin Tavlor, Mrs. L. T.

Beardsley. Miss Lilia H. Merritt. Mrs. Charles E.

Perkins. Mrs. David C. Johnson, Mrs. Edwin Booth, Miss Marjorie Tuttle, Mrs.

John Biddle Clark, Mrs. Joshua M. Van Cott. Mrs, Berton L. Maxfleld, Mrs.

Fletcher M. Cook. Mrs. Frank K. Falrchild, Mrs.

Horace Rutter, Mrs. Charles S. Shepard, Mrs. Isaac F. Russell, Mrs.

Horace M. Snyder, Miss Bessie M. Swan, Mrs. George R. Hardie.

Mrs. Norman A. Robertson, Mrs. Walter lKtchell, Mrs. George S.

Woolley, and Mrs. Alexander R. Whlttaker. Miis Natalie Ponrert to Be Wed to Francis Gordon Brown Miss Natalie Ponvert, daughter of Mrs. Antonio Ponvert and the late Mr.

Ponvert, will be married Tuesday Jan. 24, at the home ot her mother, 410 Park to Francis Gordon Brown, son of Mrs. Town-send Lawrence and the late Francis Gordon Brown. 1 The ceremoy will be followed by a small reception for the families and a few intimate friends. Miss Ponvert will be attended by Mrs.

Antonio Ponvert. the former Miss Katharine Steele. Mr. Brown's best man will be Hamilton Wright. Mrs.

John J. Schoonhoven Speaks at Smith College Club Meeting at Children's Museum ship of Plymouth Church. MARRIKD 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schweinfest of 87 Dean St.

will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary tomorrow. MEETS The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central Congregutional Church met yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Joseph R. Shillaber. 575 3d St.

TO 1IOI.I) MEETING The Mothers Club of P. S. 39 will hold their monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon In the kindergarten room at 3:30 p.m. The speaker will be Aunt Jean of the Brooklyn EaRle's Children's Club, who will talk on "My Experiences." William J. McCarthy of 589 St.

has resumed his studies at the Hurt Preparatory School in Princeton, N. after spending the Christmas holidays at his home. I Have You Helped the Ilnemployed? I Cottrell, Edna Newman, Helen Bryant, Luella Stewart, Katherine Meigs, Irma T. Bryant, Grace Ames. Mrs.

James M. Hills, president of the club; Mrs. William H. Arnold, Mrs. Paul Ames, Mrs.

Dwight R. Little, Mrs. Philip W. Avirett, Mrs. Edgar S.

Shumway, Mrs. Ray Ker-ley, Mrs. Edgar H. Hughes, Mrs. PhiVp G.

Evans and Mrs. S. Lewis Elmer. L. I.

State, D. to Have' Election Feb. 15; Meeting Of Executive Board Held Long Island State Society, D. held a monthly meeting of the executive board yesterday with Mrs. Charles F.

Zimmele, regent, presiding. After the routine business, regents of the branch chapters gave accounts of their activities, including Mrs, John J. Feerick for Vir ginia Dare; Mrs. William R. Lasher for Betty Washington Lewis; Mrs.

Elwood Sawyer for Paul Revere Mrs. J. Hoffman Cohn for Betsy Ross Mrs. Robert L. German for George Washington and Mrs.

Henry Buel Smith for Hempstead Jr. wo new members were received as presented by the registrar, Mrs. J. Richard Wiggins, for the Long Island State Society. Mrs.

Emma May uQick and for the Mayflower Chapter Mrs. Orin Emery. Three delegates were appointed to attend the Long Island Federation Con vention at the St. George. Jan.

20; they were Mrs. Zimmele, Mrs. Valentine H. Fverson and Mrs. Wiggins.

The annual election of officers and the annual luncheon of the society will be held at the Hotel Bossert, Wednesday, Feb. 15. Mrs. George E. Miner is chairman of the luncheon committee.

Those attending the meeting were H. Clark, Miss Alice Plumb, Miss Gladys David, Mrs. Moses Becker, Mrs. William R. Knoeller, Mrs.

Harry K. Devlin. Mrs. Elwood Sawyer, Mrs. Wiggins, Mrs.

John J. Feerick and Mrs. Cohn. Second of Luncheon-Bridge Series Held by Junior League Of Brooklyn Yesterday The Junior League of Brooklyn held the second in a series of luncheon-bridges yesterday at the Junior League clubrooms at the Hotel Bossert. The hostesses for the day were Miss Jane Paffard and Mrs.

Robert M. Winslow. Miss Emily Goctze is chairman of the luncheons and Miss Ruth Schepmoes is chairman of the bridges. Those present were the Misses Althea McCammon, Sally Harding, Betty Lathrop, Florence Read, Dorothy R. Johnson.

Alice K. Parke, Elizabeth PaJford, Elizabeth Mc-Lenathen, Lois Thayer, Mary Thayer, Gertrude VanBrunt, Anna Corbett, Margaret Reimer, Louise Goetze. Janet Collett, Anne Chapman, Marion Bernard, Mary Andrew, Isabel Andrew, Clelia Adams, Mrs. Robert A. Burdlck, Mrs.

Edward V. Crane, Mrs. Frederic Sanborn, Mrs. Edmund T. Drewson, Mrs.

William James, Mrs. Rollin G. Plumb, Mrs. John Livingston, Mrs. John Camerson.

Mrs. Norfleet E. Blaine, Mrs. Ronald Hart. Mas.

Edwin P. Maynard Mrs. Hal- stead Brown, Mrs. Alan Guild, Mrs. Steven Valentine Jr.

and Mrs Ed- ward J. McDonald. Officers Elected at Meeting Of Florenct Nightingale Federation Yesterday The Florence Nightingale Federa- tlon of the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Nnc, Mrs. Charles E. Bur- nng president, neia Its annual meet- ing yesterday afternoon In the K-atnenne Williamson Kennedy vi u.

hoiucim, ma i near 8th Ave. The following officer, were elected I for the coming year: President, Mrs. Charles E. Burling; honorary Mrs. James B.

Elder; finance, Mrs. Monagle, and press, Mrs. John P. McEwan. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas E. Knox of 38th 70th St. will celebrate their lilver wedding anniversary Saturday evening with a bridge party and mock marriage ceremony followed by a buffet supper. Mrs.

Isabel Rhees Kappeyne of 182 Prospect Place entertained at a dinner at her home Friday evening for Marguise H. C. K. de'Kerosett, Henri Keifer, Georges D. de Plan- tagnet.

Charles E. Sifferlin, Miss G. M. Sifferlin, Miss Dorothy Parker and Jay Kappeyne. Mrs.

Kappeyne entertained at a dinner Saturday evening at the St. George Hotel for Count Chigi. Mr. and Mis. Jefferson Arm strong of 8 Birchbrook Road; Bronx ville, 1..

announce the birth of a son. Jefferson Armstrong at the Doctors' Hospital, Manhattan on Sunday. Mrs. Armstrong is the former Miss Dorothy Hall, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Gris wold Halll of 1120 Fifth Man hattan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bur- tenshaw of 141 Columbia Heights are recent arrivals at the Pickwick Arms Hotel, in Greenwich, Conn, Flatbush Day Nursery Committee Has Monthly and Annual Meeting TVin annual maolrifr tf tna ITIat- hllch held yesterday afternoon at the I Flatbush Boy's Club, 2245 Bedford Ave.

'Monthly and annual reports were read by the treasurer, Mrs. A. M. Schermerhorn; the recording secretary, Mrs. Frederick Ward, and the chairmen of the various committees.

The following chairmen were appointed for 1933-34: Mrs. H. P. Hammond, baby clinic; Mrs. Paul Zea, finance; Mrs.

Amos Thlergardt, supplies; Mrs. Clarence Woodman, purchasing; Mrs. W. C. Bainbridge, membership; Mrs.

J. T. Williams, sewing, and Mrs. Clarence Klinck, publicity. Those present were Mrs.

Henry Aplington. Mrs, Thiergardt, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. James N. Currie, Mrs.

Bainbridge, Mrs. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Florence Stone, Mrs. R. H.

Pasternack, Mrs. C. W. Tribleu, Mrs. Zea, Mrs.

H. S. Ferries, Mrs. Charles E. Rynd, Mrs.

Woodman, Mrs. C. J. Bacon, Miss Effle Douglas, Mrs. Ward, Mrs.

Klinck, Mrs. G. B. and Mrs. William Brown.

Rev. Quentin T. Lightner Speaker At Brooklyn Nursery Auxiliary Meeting Held Yesterday The Woman's Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Nursery and infants Hospital held its January meeting yesterday morning at the nursery. Mrs. Theodore C.

Schleumlng, president, presided. Reports were Rven bv the following: Mrs. Robert Booke, Mrs. Eugene A. Rave, Mrs- H.

Frost, Mrs. Russell Iler- Mrs- William Bruce Mann. Mrs. Humphrey J. Williams and Mrs.

Charles E. satterley. In of Muss B-sther Hay. general chairman of the tenth an- nual tea and sale, to be held at the nursery on March 15, Mrs. Robert F.

Barber, co-chairman, reported on tne progress of plans for that event, i After the business session Mrs. Schleuning Introduced the Rev. Quentin T. Llghtner. pastor of the Hlintlst.

Chureh of tlm Reriopmer natbush, who was the guest speak- er and wiio brougnt the New Year message. Lt. Col. Martha Hamon, rad of Ule institution, gave an in- teresting resume of the holiday ac- tivitics. which were arranned for to get the shoe that fin at get acquainted price DISCONTINUED STYLES Complete range of sizes and widths A JETTICEtS NO EXTRA CHAftAC FOR LAROC SIZEt OTHER STYLES RMIN AT 5 You fret no Innf er be told that you huve an eipenive foot Guaranteed fitting at these stores: .11 f.

LIVINGSTON STRKET tORK int 28 47ih Si. nn.l Rt H.lMIIV.i 37 28 Min S. JWHIdi lniK S. Mi It tiw Ud "F.m Imtrt VtM" tm Mr WWM mwt A meeting of the Smith College vice president. Mrs.

I. Londe Bab- the children. She also announced its monthly business meeting ves-of Brooklyn was held last night at roclt Jr- and Mrs- Gilford B. that through the generosity of I afternoon at the hospital, the Children's Museum. The speak- Sweeny, first vice president; Mrs.

Edwin nould, a fully equipped cot- i Mrs. George Kuhn presiding. Plans er was Mrs. John J. Schoonhoven, John F- Dellmar; second vice presi- tage at Pelham was to be at her were made for a luncheon and who told of the work of the mu- dpnt.

Mrs. Alonzo C. Monagle; third disposal as a retreat for the chil- i bridge la be given early In Mav. A eum. jvice president, Miss Julia F.

Ring; dren during the Summer season, memorial mass for deceased mem- Among those present were the recording secretary, Mrs. William New members welcomed Into the i bers of the auxiliary will be cele-Misses Caroline Wagner. Natalie i H. Edgerley; corresponding secre-, auxiliary were Mrs. George A.

i bra ted in the chapel of the hns-Rathbun. Elizabeth Hamlin, Gladys i tary, Mrs. Charles H. Ooodrirh; as- wirffcate. Mrs.

Frederick De La- pital on Monday March 13. David. Hilda B. Mansfield, Carol sistant corresponding secretary, Figaniere. Mrs.

John P. Gllmore. i Those present at. the meeting Carmody, Helen Hardwick, Helen Misa Grac Cornell; treasurer, Mri. i Mr.

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