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0 0 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK-THE STAR SECTION, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1933 GROUP AIDS HOSPITAL Auxiliary of Victory Memorial Sponsors Card Party The Women's Auxiliary of the Victory Memorial Hospital of which Mrs. Alfred H. Munkenbeck is president, gave a bridge party in the parish house of the Union Church, Ridge Boulevard and 81st Monday afternoon. Mrs. Bernardus Evertsen was chairman of the affair and had as her assistants Mrs.

William Morgan, who was in charge of refreshments; Mrs. Robert Vance, tickets; Mrs. William Richard, candy; Mrs. Clinton Bennett, prizes; Mrs. Henry Lake, cake table; Mrs.

Graham Townsend, tables. A number of young girls sold candy and later helped serve the refreshments. They were Marjorie Hall, Elinor Irwin, Helen Saydah, June Glazer, Margaret Garmen, Margaret Hull, Jean Carlson, Anne Blanchard, Jean Cuming, Elinore Johnson, Elizabeth Miles, Alice Mitchell, Peggy Field, Dorothea Pfaendler and Janet Swanson. Others on the committee were Mrs. Trevor Garmey, Mrs.

Crosby Field, Mrs. P. B. Blanchard, Mrs. Harold R.

Reynolds, Mrs. Henry P. Molloy, Miss Katherine Woodworth, Mrs. John Gioe, Robert Swanson, Mrs. Irving Bartholomew, Mrs.

Rollin Hills, Mrs. David McKinnon, Mrs. Vincent Meyers, Mrs. A. A.

Hughes, Mrs. Herman Siefke, Mrs. Paul E. Amend, Mrs. William A.

Brodie, Margaret Croak, Mrs. Robert S. Darbee, Mrs. Walter Durack, Mrs. Clifton Dance, Mrs.

William H. Eagleson, Mrs. W. Gordon Flickenger, Mrs. A.

J. Gonnaud, James McGeeney, Mrs. Louis A. Michaels, Mrs. Robert A.

Sewell, Mrs. William B. Taylor. Those present were: Mrs. Wynant B.

Wardell, Mrs. C. F. Smith, Mrs. J.

J. O'Leary, George Haithwaite, Mrs. John McKenna, Mrs. David W. Hamond, Mrs.

John Kelly, Mrs. Frank Bannan, Mrs. Frank Gorman, Mrs. George Garrity, Mrs. Robert Inesen.

Mrs. Frederick Bonhotal, Mrs. A. C. Patten, Mrs.

H. Buchanan, Mrs. E. C. Babcock, Mrs.

L. Staff, Mrs. Arthur I. Woakley, Mrs. C.

T. Henry, Mrs. M. McKenna, Miss Ella Mickelson, Mrs. L.

Grant, Mrs. F. Cole, Mrs. F. Lyman, Mrs.

M. Finn. Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs. E.

J. Woodworth, Miss Mathilde M. Jouffret, Mrs. Robert Y. Condit, Mrs.

John H. Vogt, Mrs. Joseph McCormick, Mrs. James H. Cornell, Mrs.

Joseph A. Kennedy, Mrs. J. Mandell. Mrs.

Charles Gus, Mrs. Frederick Gus, Mrs. C. Koch, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs.

Earl Whitaker, Mrs. David J. McLean, Mrs. W. Harry Sefton, Mrs.

W. Bossert. Mrs. William Tipple, Mrs. Noah Petersen, Miss Emma Graves.

Mrs. Robert Darbee, Mrs. Walter P. Tisch. Miss A.

Motley, Mrs. Leonard H. Goddard, Mrs. John Gioe. Mrs.

E. M. MacKenzie, Mrs. J. W.

Stewart, Mrs. J. C. Alexander, Mrs. William H.

Eagleson, Mrs. R. I. Darbee, Mrs. B.

G. Fullgren, Mrs. T. E. Lawrence, Mrs.

A. Spikens, Mrs. B. Roebuck, Mrs. Charles J.

Skidmore, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Mrs. Frederick Turner, Mrs. Robert McCann, Mrs. Henry Brunning, Mrs.

Joseph D. Fitch, Mrs. George Schlegel, Mrs. Charles W. B.

Wardell, Mrs. Graham Townsend, Mrs. William Flannigan, Mrs. William Fuller, Mrs. John H.

Fitzgerald, Miss Winefred Garmey, Mrs. George Taylor. Miss Olive Smith, Mrs. G. Lawrence Knight.

Mrs. J. Queen, Mrs. W. Mooney, Mrs.

William Oldham, Mrs. Robert Sewell. Miss Margaret Duane, Miss Harriet Duane, Mrs. William Lake, Mrs. Charles Valentine, Mrs.

C. E. Treganza, Mrs. George Allison, Miss Laura Bennett, Mrs. A.

Hughes, Mrs. William Brodie, Mrs. Edgar Bessells, Mrs. Dean Hall, Mrs. Fred Cochew, Mrs.

Weyergan, Miss K. Cosgrove, Mrs. J. Van Brunt, Mrs. Harvey Mrs.

Malcolm McKinnon, Mrs. Randolph Hernandez, Mrs. Albert Breden, Mrs. John Kerschenmann. Mrs.

G. O. Westlin, Mrs. Robert Wohnsiedler. Mrs.

Leon DeBarros, Mrs. Spencer Anderson, Mrs. W. Boylan, Mrs. E.

Stewart, Mrs. A. Stewart. Mrs. H.

Hartridge, Mrs. Henry Firth Wood, Mrs. Robert S. Kent. Mrs.

R. W. Green, Mrs. F. M.

Albers, Mrs. J. Kilmarx, Mrs. G. Service, Mrs.

R. Salomon, Mrs. W. Hanna, Mis. William Orken, Mrs.

Herbert Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Leiter, Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. Arthur Segerdell, Mrs. John Craig.

Mrs. Scott Blanchard, Mrs. William Blanchard, Mrs. Philip W. Mowll, Mrs.

Yardley Price, Mrs. Herbert P. Campbell, Mrs. F. Waldon McCarthy, Mrs.

Charles P. Wagner, Mrs. Charles C. Wagner, Mrs. Charles Betsch.

Mrs. James Mathews, Mrs. Willis Oetjen, Mrs. August Schmidt, Mrs. Helen Bock, Mrs.

Chris Herbst. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN "To Whom Shall We Go?" is the subject selected by the Rev. Jentsch, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Prospect Ave.

near 5th for his Sunday morning's sermon. This service will be conducted in English and will start at 10:30 o'clock. In the evening at 7:45 a Foreign Missionary program, "Sowing and Reaping" will be followed out. Special songs and recitations under the direction of the children of the "Light Brigade," a missionary organization, be gven. The Sunday School will meet as usual at 9:15 a.m.

and 2 p.m. NORWEGIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN The Rev. R. Norheim will Sunday morning at the English service at the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Free Church, 59th St. near 8th Ave.

This service start at 10:45 o'clock. He also will preach at the evening service starting at 7:30. Sunday School will as usual at 9:30. A missionary meet, service will be conducted Tuesday evening at the Beacon Light Young People's meeting. FOURTH AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL Holy Communion will be celebrated Sunday at the Fourth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, 4th Ave.

and 47th at 11 a.m. and also at 8 p.m. New members will be received at the morning service. At the evening service, the Rev. William C.

Judd, pastor, will preach on "Moses--A Study in The Church School will meet as usual at 9:45 a.m. The mid-week prayer meeting will take place on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Births ISRAEL ZION HOSPITAL REINGOLD, born to Mr. and Mrs. Israel Reingold of 8814 Bay Parkway, a girl.

LIMKOWSKI, born to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Limkowski of 1859 85th a girl. RUDERMAN, born to Mr. and Mrs.

ElL Ruderman of 1460 45th a girl. COHEN, born to Mr. and Mra. Max Cohen of 5909 11th a girl. SAULING, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Sauling of 1029 53d a girl. CHARNOFF. born to Mr. and Mrs.

Abraham Charnoff of 1748 45th a girl. KREITMAN, born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kreitinan of 2154 61st a girl. URBACH, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Urbach of 7602 21st a girl. KRINICK. born to Mr. and Mrs.

Abra. ham Krinick of 8301 Bay Parkway, a girl. FASTOW, born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fastow of 5018 Fort Hamilton Parkway, boy, RAINEER, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Raineer of 4600 9th a boy. STEIN, born to Mr. and Mrs. Morton Stein of 1681 49th boy, BOOD, born to Mr.

and Mrs. David Sood of 1157 43d a boy, FREISTAT. born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Freistat of 69 Bay 20th a boy.

ASTUTO, born to Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Austuto of 5212 7th boy. Musical Courses to Be Given by Boro Teachers Three Spring term musical courses will be given at the Maxwell Training College, Park Place and Nos150 Ocean the auspices trand by C. Briggs of Henry, of the Brooklyn Teachers Association.

The sessions will be held as follows: Mondays, beginning Feb. 6. voice culture; Tuesdays, beginning Feb. 7, harmony; Wednesdays, beE ginning Feb. 8, counterpoint.

Each of these is a 30-hour course of 15 sessions from 4 to 6 p.m. Interested persons are invited to attend the opening session. PERSHING JUNIOR GRADUATES 307 Principal Ludwig Delivers Address at Utrecht Auditorium Three hundred and four were graduated at the exercises of the John J. Pershing Junior High School held Wednesday in the auditorium of New Utrecht High School, 79th St. and 17th Ave.

Augustus Ludwig, principal, presided and delivered the address to the graduates. The salutatory was made by Leon Wolf and Anna Bellinin was the valedictorian. Leona R. Seides gave the message of appreciation. Musical numbers were given by the school orchestra under the direction of Anna R.

Lynch and the Pershing Glee Club under the direction of Helen Driscoll. The school is located at 49th St. and 8th Ave. The names of the graduates are: Advancement-General Course Latin Rapid Adler MortimerWensten Salvatore Aleo Leon Wolf Herman Brownstien Esther Andersen Leo Cohen Lilian Bentsen John Colaciello Lillian Berger Menry Cordella Gertrude Bernstein Joseph Feinberg Shirley Beskind Reuben Gould Edith Flack Victor Holmberg Ruth Frisch Arthur Jaffe Hilda Gold Martin Kulok Rosalyn Katz Monroe Mait Harriet Keilson Gilbert Margolis Helene Marer Camillo Mogavero Ruth Newman Irwin Moskowitz Sylvia Plotkin Max Sacks Frieda Ratzan Morris Simon Rostlind Swerdlick Jorgen Strand Alfhild Wiig Archie Varone General Course--Latin Harry Backer William A. Oliver Solomon Berman Arnold B.

Reinertsen Alexander P. Theodore Schwartz Bernstein Sidney Schweig Henry Cohen Gerald Silver Robert Cohen Arnold G. Thompson Vincent Fazio Myron Thunberg George D. Fenster Simon Trebatch Abe Fine Norman H. Yeo Geller Weisenfeld Adrian J.

Gillam Ralph M. Weiss Herbert Gleen Sidney H. Weltz Rudolph Gross Anitoinette M. Nathan Hochberg Markarella William O. Jaffe Lillian Meadew Marvin L.

Kahn Mary Misuraca Leonard Kalish Ida H. Passarella David Kaminkowitz Florence Slutskin Robert Kaplan Helen Tornquist Louis Mitler Mary Wolf Joseph Newman General Course--French Peter A. Ambro John V. Riusso Jerry Bellini Christian SaltCarl P. Bergman hammer Herman Blum Julius Sheir Anthony P.

Briganti Meyer Teicholz Leon Brili Louis J. Tornese Daniel De Carlo Michael A. Urgo Raymond Dib Martin Machsman Arne E. Farbrot Herbert I. Weisner Arthur S.

Feld Florence Alster Gilbert Fischbach Evelyn Auerbach Harold Friedman Anna Bellini Oscar Geffner Mildred Bein Harold Goldfine Frances E. Bernsteln Seymour S. Gottlieb Mildred Brown Sol Greenhouse Pauline Cooperman Israel Hochstein Ruth Flashner Anthony Iannone Shirley Friedman Paul Koch Ray Greenberg Philip Krimsky Dorothy H. Hirshman Bernard Lichtenthal Marjorie Hutchinson Sam Liebman Frances Kaplan Jerry R. Mast Lillian k.

Koegel Leon Moskowitz Mollie Komar Arthur Muller Annabelle Kornberg Thomas J. Napol Mary Larsen Kenneth Ncholsen Beatrice B. Lichter Manuel Ostrofsky Sylvia Mosberg Wiliam Peist Miriam E. Miller James L. Pettit Doris L.

Pearlstein Sidney Pollack Gloria Parks John Prata Frances G. Radice Milton H. Putterman Alice Ratner Wilfred G. Rabus Leona R. Seides Milton Rosen Josephone Sisti Irving Rosenblum Sonya Yaroker Commercial Course--French Walter Amadio Adele Kaufman Harold Bomheier Catherine Joshuah Brown Komorowski William Forsythe Ruth Landau Halvor Halvorsen Doris Larsen Joseph Kushnick Lillian Larsen Harold Mizel Nettie Leibel William Olsen Selma Levy Boris Regenstreich Stella Lewis Oscar Schechner Hazel Lott Herbert Schwartz Ruth M.

Lo Sasso Louis Selibowsky Tillie Meyrowitz Evelyn Abrahams Rose Montuori Concetta G. Helen Muccigrosso Ammerato Lillian Mintz Florence Aquino Mildred Olsen Joan Brown Beatrice Pearl Martha Cohen May Perlman Florina De Meo Rachel Pollack Emily De Santis Muriel Presser Bernice Dube Mary Provenzana Evelyn Elke Ruth Rosenthal Betty Erdman Dora Schectman Frances Fishbach Harriet Schwartz Dora Goldberg Priscilla Shanowitz Sylvia Goldenberg Pauline Solomon Gertrude Graham Hilda A. Simone Renee Graiitzer Rose Spieler Walborg Hawa Hansen Evelyn Deborah Thompson Tanenbaum Shirley Herbach Ruth Wexelblatt Evelyn Holoch Commercial Course William AlexandersenMadeline Cifone Einar Anderson Evelyn M. Clowes Jack Aronowitz Kitty Cohen Charles Beckman Ruth G. Cohen Edmund Brovarskl Mary Delil Santi Savino Casale Gertrude Deutsch Frank Cichillo Frieda Foell David Cohen Catherine Freeman Harvey Cohen Frances Halgren Michael Conserva Ethel Horsam Joseph Coscia Sylvia Johanen Edgar Crothers Esther Johannesen Andrew De Santis Pauline Johnson James Dioguardi Madeline Jensen Tony Ferrante Beatrice Kaplan Louis Fleischman Lillian Kaplan Murray Garfinkel Sylvia Kaufman Abraham Gordon Leonaro Kranich Otto Jensen Josephine Lamantia Walter Johnsen Alice Lechnowtz Kalter Kaurin Pearl Lener Benjamin Kelzer Concetta Maorello George Kerr Camillee Maanzo Louis Larsen Stella Mangel Joseph Lisi Anna Miller Robert McWilliams Olga S.

Monsen Harold Meyblum Mabel Nellsen Herbert W. Meyer Alice Ostrand Charles Moskowitz Marie Piccolo James Pailadino Ruth Raymond Fred Rapuzzl Beatrice Reisman John Raymond Muriel M. Rosenstein Edwin Rieker Bella Rubenstein Joseph Ryderwicz Margaret Saad Salvatore Scalici Hilda Schenck Louis Sammarco Edith Schiller Earland Sandstrom Clara Schoessow Louis Sidorsky Irma Signal Edwin Smeland Helen Steinberg Andrew Tullis Gedrunn Straith Paul Turchin Philomena Taliento George Witt Thelma Thompson Louis M. York Gertrude Thompson Theresa Alf Helen Trebatch Natalie Amer Marjorie Unger Anna Andersen ST. JACOBI LUTHERAN Services are held every Sunday at 10 a.m.

in English and 11 a.m. in German at St. Jacobi Lutheran Church, 4th between 54th and 55th of which the Rev. John F. Bauchmann is pastor.

Holy Communion will be celebrated after the German service. The Boy Scouts will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Monday. The Church Board will meet at 8 p.m. Meetings of the Senior Catechetical Class are held every Tuesday at 4:30 and on Saturdays at 11 a.m.

The junior class meets day at 4:30 and the Seniors at 8:30. TOOK PART IN ST. AUGUSTINE SHOW Youth Charges, Neighbor Him; Hearing Set James Creighton, 40, of 460 Prospect charged of with beating the 15-year-old son a neighbor, was paroled until Feb. 15 for a hearing when arraigned yesterday in the 5th Ave, court before Magistrate George H. Folwell.

Charged with third degree assault Creighton was held on the complaint of John J. Mayer, schoolboy of 456 Prospect who said the man had eaten him severely on the street. The boy charged that Creighton on Jan. 25 caught him on the street near his home and struck him about the head and face. According to boy, he received several blows from Creighton's fist and sustained a number of bruises.

Merchants Committee Get New Clubrooms The new clubrooms of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Bush Terminal have been taken over by the members of the house and speakers' committee of the unit. Under the direction of Frank E. O'Rourke, chairman of the committee, decorations and furnishings are being installed in the clubrooms, which located at 4th Ave. and 35th St. According to O'Rourke, the new clubrooms will be ready for use by the middle of this month.

The rooms, in the opinion of the chairman, are suitable for members to use for lounging or conference. Camp Fire Girls Hold Card Party Tonight The Nita Anoka Camp Fire Girls, which meets at the Fourth Avenue Methodist Church, will hold a card and bunco party tonight the Kings County Lighting Company Building, 67th St. and 4th Ave. Miss Mae E. Pollock is guardian of the group, Miss Alice Bennett is secretary, and Miss Gertrude Mahoney is treasurer.

The other members include the Misses Dorothy Williams, Beatrice and Helen Christie, Goddard, Eleanor Ludolph, 'Evelyn Keenan, Lillian Hempstead, Ada North and Betty Lange. Bay Ridge Social Team Guests at Luncheon Members of the Bay Ridge Social Team were guests of The Eagle Guild at luncheon on Wednesday. Those present were: Mrs. R. J.

Evans, Miss H. Flansburgh, Mrs. B. Flansburg, 'Mrs. Charles W.

Fox, Mrs. Katie Guyer, Mrs. J. Gilman, Mrs. C.

DeGroff, Mrs. E. Gorden, Miss Mary M. Hollis, Mrs. Hendricksen, Mrs.

Marion Ivey, Mrs. I. James, Mrs. M. Lybolt, Mrs Jennie E.

Lomax, Miss Eunice Lomax, Mrs. Erck, Mrs. Anna Anderson, Mrs. J. J.

Armstrong. Mrs. P. Bergerstrom, Mrs. Robert Bease, Mrs.

Clara L. Carlson, Miss Mae E. Clancy, Mrs. N. J.

Maheany, Mrs. Grace L. Meade, Mrs. Nellie Mentor, Mrs. E.

McMullen, Mrs. N. Mager, Mrs. B. O'Bold, Mrs.

William Peter, Mrs. May Preutz, Mrs. A. Repole, Mrs. Hehe, Mrs.

T. J. Slattery, Mrs. F. W.

Surrell, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Sanford, Mis. D.

Taylor, Mrs. R. T. Compton. Mrs.

H. Datter, Mrs. G. Dugan, Mrs. F.

H. Dewelr, Mrs. Elise Edksen, Mrs. J. Shelman.

Greenville Boys Club At Dewey Graduation Members of the Greenville Boys Social Club, which meets at 948 4th attended the Dewey Junior High School graduation dance Tuesday night. Those present were Nuncio Cerenga, president; Alfonso Panarello, vice president; James Romeo, treasurer, and Alfredo Columbo, secretary. LEARN to DANCE Ballet, Tap, Toe, Eccentric, Acrobatic, Limbering, Stretching Ballroom, Fox Trot, Waltz Adults, Children Special Class for Babies Boys' Class for Boys Only HOWELL'S DANCING SCHOOL 463 55th ST. Phone SUnset 6-3832 DANCE PROCEEDS TO AID VETERANS Annual Affair of Bay Ridge Post, A. Planned as Relief Move Proceeds of the 14th annual ball of Bay Ridge Post, 157, American Legion, which will be held on Friday evening, Feb.

24, at Columbus Council of C. Clubhouse, 1 Prospect 'Park West, will go to relieve distress among sick and unemployed veterans, John J. O'Neill, commander of the post announced today. A program of unusual interest has been arranged under the direction of Harry Desmond, who heads the ball committee, and he, with Commander O'Neill feels certain that Bay Ridge folk will back the post to the limit in its efforts to make the affair a success and thus be able to meet the ever growing demands of needy veterans. Radio, stage and screen stars are to entertain, it was declared today at the post rooms.

Among the features, it was said, will be N. T.G. and Eddie Cantor's Paradise Restaurant Girls. Morton Downey, radio tenor is scheduled to appear and Gus Van and Jack White also will be on Bill Robinson of Harlem, likewise has promised to "do his stuff" for the Bay Ridge veterans. Miss Terry Offitto Hostess At Reception and Dance Miss Terry Offitto, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Offtto, of 7202 10th entertained at a reception and dance at her home Saturday night. Assisting the hostess were Connie Pace, Andrew Feretti and. Francis guests Offtto. included: Mrs.

Helen Dellamore, president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Catawissa Democratic Club; Frank J. Artese, division chairman for the Emergency Unemployment Relief Committee and financial secretary of the Catawissa Democratic Club; Miss Betty Loftus, officer in St. Salvadore Society; Richard Dellamore, member of the board of directors of the Catawissa Democratic Club. Others present were: Florance Seneca, Elenore Cunningham, Catherine Cuccia, Frances Cuccia, Catherine Loftus, Lee Y. Artese, Eleen Olsen, Marion Mauro, Lillian Dewarde, Terry Cinque, Milton Kane, Thomas Seneca, Louis Offitto, Andrew Dewarde, Walter Siebcker, Louis Scotto, John Russo, Ray Walsh, Gerard Gillete, Fred Dewarde, Frank Cafiero, Andrew Roscoe and Mr.

and Mrs. John Soplina. Funeral Services Today For Mrs. Hattie Webster Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Webster, mother of Bill Webster, peared from his home 54th "Mayor of Bay Ridge," who, disapSt.

early in November, will be held at 2 p.m. today from the home of her son, Charles, at 1702 W. 6th St. Mrs. Webster suffered a stroke several weeks ago which was on, members of the family brought, through worrying over the continued absence of her son and she died Tuesday morning in Kings County Hospital, The Rev.

Dr. Parker of St. Simon's Episcopal Church will officiate at the services. The interment will be in Evergreens Cemetery. ST.

PHILIP'S EPISCOPAL The Rev. Dr. Alfred W. Price, rector of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 11th Ave.

and 80th will preach Sunday morning at 11 o'clock on "What Wilt Thou Have I Should Do Unto Thee?" Holy Communion will be celebrated at the service starting at that hour and also at 8 a.m. Church, school will meet as usual a.m. The annual Boy Scout service of Troop 60 will be held in the evening at 8 o'clock, followed by the usual social hour. 66 Years of Service Resources Over $123,000,000 Lincoln Savings Bank Organized 1866 531 Broadway Branch Offices: Williamsburg: Flatbush: Graham Avenue Church Avenue at Broadway Corner Nostrand Ave. Bay Ridge: Fifth Avenue Corner 74th Street BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Health Officials, Subway Smokers smokers who insist in snatching a puff on the platforms of the 4th Ave.

subway had best watch their step for awhile because of the sudden activity of special officers of the Board of Health and the B. M. T. The first results of the drive were evident yesterday when 12 men charged with smoking on subway platforms were arraigned in the 5th Ave. court and handed over a total of $12 to the city treasury in the way of fines.

The number of the men brought greatere" Magistrate George H. Folwell were given summonses as they smoked on the 36th St. platform of the 4th Ave, line. According to the special officers of the railroad and the Board of Health, who co-operated in the drive, the platform has become more of a smoking room than a station. The men identified themselves as Frank Dunnicker, 55, of 1918 Evergreen William Kowing, 40, of 257 W.

181st Manhattan; Arthur Dobberstein, 25, of 1152 E. 39th John Ruella, 29, of 2829 Pitkin John Scringer, 41, of 435 E. 41st John McCollick, of 495 Pelham Parkway, Bronx; Ned Anato, 147 28th Frank De Vergilio, 657 Devoe John Mons, 600. W. 142d William Cooperman, 727 New Jersey G.

Morat, 50, of 45 Tehama and Dibiberto, 40, of 1513 75th Street. Dancing Studio Gives Fancy Dress Reception fancy dress reception held at Retta Dancing Studio, 9th Athe St, and 7th recently, the following children took part: Violet Pessaiano, Theresa Catalano, Mary 'West, Anthony Lash, Theresa O'Rourke, Virginia Bell, Eleanore Strande, Rheta Bloch, Peter Integlio, Harriet Parsons, Harold Bergen, Eleanor Heaney, Mildred Bergfield, Mildred Ussher, Jean Heine, Harry Donnelly George Styskal Katherine Rodrigues, Marion Fox, Antoinette Rosso, Mary Moore, Queenie Bogg, Annette Amore, Peggy McNamee, Theresa Eytzinger, Rose Costello, Katherine Eytzinger, Rose Costello, Katherine Lynas, Natalie Federbush, Mary Grady, Agnes Conners, Lydia Catalano and Dorothy Becker. St. Andrew's S. S.

Class Entertained at Church James McCrudden sponsored a party for the members of his Sunday School class at St. Andrew's P. E. Church Wednesday night. Because of illness, Mr.

McCrudden was unable to be present, and the Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Dixon acted as host and hostess for the occasion. Others who assisted in entertaining the gathering were Malcolm Angell, William Quinton, George Hakin and Gordon Banks. YOUNG FOLKS OPEN BRANCH Dr.

Hochfelder Addresses New Bensonhurst Democratic Club Headquarters for the Branch of the Young Folks Democratic League of Kings County have been opened Oriental Palace, 86th St. and Ave. Hathe, The new clubrooms were officially last Wednesday by the occupiers of the organization, of which Sidney Kuntz is executive member. Dr. Anna Hochfelder, assistant corporation counsel, was guest of honor and principal speaker.

M. Louis Carrel, president of the league, announced that meetings of the Bensonhurst Branch will be held every Thursday night at the new headquarters. Among the active workers of the new branch are Josephine Avellins, Gertrude Cunningham, Louis Grilihas, David Saltes, Joseph Di Costanzo, Elizabeth Reilly, Rose Cohen, Theodore Agewain, Esther Meislich, Ray Perelta, Edward O'Connor, Jack Parker, Max Bloom, Harry Goodley, Bridal Shower Given to Miss Marguerite Stenstrom Miss Marguerite Stenstrom of Bay Ridge, whose engagement to Charles Vetter has been announced, was guest of honor recently at a bridal shower given at her home by Miss Florence Roscoe of 638 Vanderbilt St. Those present were Miss Margaret Valvetto, Miss Mary Bongiovani, Miss Ann Jarvis, Miss Anne Malino, Miss Helen Watosloski, Miss Wanda Endias, Miss Mary Mulhern, Miss Aurora Tolivar, Miss Connie Miss Mary Stevens, Miss Dorothy Irwin and also the following: Charles Laurie, Edward Endias, Robert Balinton and Charles Vetter. The young lady in the boots is Baby Peggy Merke of 477 Dean St.

Upper left, Durnin sisters, Ruth and Florence; and below them are Rod Rodgers and Kathleen Rounds. SUNSET VETS WIN FROM RANGER A.C. Outfit Holds First Place in Brooklyn Amateur League After playing on even terms during the first half of their encounter with the Ranger Athletic Club, the Sunset et Veterans Association basketball team unleashed a powerful scoring attack during the third quarter and piled up a total of 16 points which enabled them to completely outclass their opponents and win, 45-27, in a contest played on the Bay Ridge Hebrew Community House court on Sunday night, By winning their fourth consecutive game in the second half of the league schedule, the Sunset Veterans assumed first place in the Brooklyn Amateur League. The Sunset team took an early lead when Millspaugh starte dthe scoring proceedings with two baskets in rapid succession. He was assisted with the scoring in the early part of the game by Ireland and Kraft, the trio being responsible for 19 points amassed during the first half.

J. Chirito kept his team in the running by virtue of some brilliant shots from difficult angles. The last half of the contest was a one-sided affair, with the Sunset team scoring at ease while the Ranger outfit was baffled and unable to make any headway. John Kraft, former Grove City College luminary, and Francis Ireland of Wesleyan University were high scorers with 13 and 12 points, respectively. On Sunday evening, Feb.

5, the Sunset Veterans team will oppose the Epiphany Athletic Association quintet on the Bay Ridge Hebrew Community House court, 54th St. and 4th Ave. This will be a Brooklyn Amateur League game and is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. The lineup: Sunset Veterans Ranger A. (27) G.

F. P. G. F. P.

Kraft, If 6 1 13 Levine.1f 2 2 1 0 2 J.Chirco.rf Markham 0 2 0 00 0 A.Chirco.lg 2 2 Ireland 5 12 Mobilio.rg Collins.lg 0 2 Caputo 1 0 2 Meagher 6 Millspa'gh, rg 3 0 6 Totals 20 5 45 Totals 10 7 27 THE STANDING OF THE TEAMS W. L. Sunset Veterans Maccabee A. Ranger A. C.

East Flatbush A. 14th Regiment Flatbush Cardinals Olympic Club Epiphany A. Gerrittsen Park A R. H. Macy 00 Marriage Licenses John Montemarano, 26, 432 Prospect Anna, Grace, 28, 354 57th St.

Irving Glatzer, 27, 1560 45th Belle Bader, 21, 1014 43d St. James Hill, 26, McComas, W. Hannah Gottlieb, 20, 1568 38th St. Aaron Scherwin, 26, 1083 E. 3d Charlotte Simon, 21.

1432 52d St. George Zigarac, 23. 4307 44th Mary Valcheck, 23, 1314 44th St. Peter Stark, 24, 522 E. 78th Dorothy McKay, 18, 5704 4th Ave.

Erling Johannsen, 25, 849 51st Theodora Nilsen, 21, 1175 44th St. Austin Pynn, 25, 543 E. 9th Mabel Aslaksen, 23, 635 68th St. Patsy Glordano, 33, 6219 10th Mary Semoczko, 22 6219 10th Ave. Albert Brown, 24, 503 Clinton Mae Sweeney, 24, 42 7th Ave.

Joseph Train, 24, 6906 20th Sylvia Klevinsky, 22, 6906 20th Ave, Ralph Rosenthal, 27, 194 Division Anna Slutsky, 22, 1641 65th St. Israel Kaplan, 23, 2273 Douglas Mary Hirschfeld, 21, 1776 Bay Ridge Ave. Ben Trubitz, 31, 7901 Bay Parkway; Lilliam Fishkin, 23, 7901 Bay Parkway. Frank Stromint 28, 817 57th Anna Pyryt, 18, 817 57th St. Edward Jeans, 28, 477 3d Anne Coombs, 23, 477 3d St.

EYESTRAIN Detracts From Your Appearance Well-fitted GLASSES WIll Improve It SEEL. K. Brumer, Optometrist Eyesight Specialist 534 86th Opp. Dyker Theater SHORE ROADS WIN ONE AND LOSE ONE Defeat Siwash A. 27- 14, and Then Are Beaten by St.

Mary's Outfit The Shore Road basketball corps divided a twin bill when they defeated the Siwash A. 27--14, for the second time this year, and then came out on the short end of the 22--15 count against the St. Mary's Drum Corps team. The Siwash game was closely contested, the half ending with the Shore Roaders behind, 11-12. In the second half, however, the red and blue team came to life and gradually drew away to victory.

The line-ups: Shore Road A. C. Siwash A. G. F.

P. G. P. Garguilo 2 5 Coffey 2 Flanagan 0001 4 Fanning Ceramello 4 Keleher McMahon i Payne Hodne 0 2 Burke Donadio 0 4 Hughes DeMarco 3 0 6 Dailey 0 0 Totals ..13 1 27 Shore Road A. C.

G. F. P. Olsen 0 0 0 Garguilo 1 0 2 McMahon 0 0 0 Ceramello 0 2 Hodne 0 0 0 Donadio 1 1 3 Olson Flanagan 0 01 Totals 7 1 151 Totals 6 2 14 St. Mary's Drummers G.

F. P. McCarthy 0 0 0 Degnan 0 0 Egan 0 2 Burns Krause Kearns 5 0 10 Totals ..10 2 22 Entertains at Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Rafferty of 35 Prospect Park West entertained at a bridge and supper at their home recently.

Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Leary, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward O'Leary, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Bellone, Mrs.

B. O'Leary and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donnelly. Expert Eye Examinations S.

LESNICK SONS OPTOA 5102 FIFTH AVENUE BROOKLYN. N.Y PHONE SUNSET 3240 DR. L. KRONMAN SURGEON DENTIST ESTABLISHED 1915 No Charge for Extractions When teeth are replaced by Bridge, Plate or Removable Work We Offer Clinic Prices to Those Who Are Unemployed Our High Standard of Dentistry Always Maintained No Fee for Consultation X-RAY, NOVOCAINE, GAS PLATES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT ALL PRICES Adjusted to Meet Present-Day Conditions A.M. TO 8:30 P.M.

ASK ABOUT OUR PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN 5102 FIFTH AVE. Cor. 51st St. Phone SUnset 6-3535 Over Lesnick's Jewelry Store FORMERLY ON PRESIDENT STREET FOR PROMPT SERVICE to have your prescriptions filled telephone SUnset 6-6360 Quick Free Delivery Kelly's Ethical Pharmacy Fifth Cor. 59th St.

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