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and and BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1934 2 19 Society Miss Lesley Olcott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Olcott of 19 Monroe Place, is chairman of the Junior Committee which will assist at the 35th Winter concert of the University Glee Club of Brooklyn at the Towers Hotel this evening. (Photo by Bachrach.) Smith, Charles Miss Isabelle Ivory, Mrs. J.

Dodd, Mrs. Joseph O'Dea, Mrs. John J. Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Savarese, Kathleen Ennis, Joseph Cunneen, Miss Eileen Plant, Miss Margaret Stokes, Mrs. J.

M. Murphy, Mrs. George W. Kuhn, Mrs. Frank X.

Doyle and Mrs. Edward J. Grace. Among those receiving with Miss Cox were Mrs. Harry S.

Sullivan, Miss Josephine Lamond, Mrs. Joseph L. Black, Mrs. William F. Donohue, Mrs.

John E. Biggins, Mrs. Nelson S. Erhart, Miss Irene Mulcay, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs.

Peter Vitulli and Miss Anastasie Fisher. Berkeley Dramatic Club Gives Bridge at School The Dramatic Club of the Berkeley Institute gave a bridge party in the library of the school yesterday afternoon. Miss Loraine Preston is president of the club. Miss Alva Emery was chairman of the party and the refreshment committee included the Misses Mary Templeton, chairman; Marie Evans, Anne Forbes, Ruth Pothoff, Doris, Murphy Carolyn Roome. poster committee included the Misses Elizabeth Schaefer, chairman; Harda Klaveness, Margaret Stephens and Shirley Kellner.

Among those present were the Misses Lucia Pagniello, Nathalie Nealley, Shirley Sahlin, Virginia Covert, Margaret Sadtler, Bette Jones, Ruth Gilmore, Doris Fick, Nancy Allebach, Mary Anderson, Anna Hauck, Jean Cohen, Marie Balme, Jeanne Meyer, Anne Forbes, Harriet Merrill, Marie Evans, Dorothy Taylor, Suzanne Klaveness, Charlotte Glass, Alexandria Ananieff, Kathleen Keiser, Adelaide Sullivan, Lucille Stern, Jean Fraser, Cynthia Winant, Peggy Stamm, Maxine Meyer and Elizabeth Rorabach. Plans for Festival Tea Room Made at Meeting Tentative plans were formed for the luncheon and tea room for the Spring festival on March 21 for the benefit of the Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hospital at a committee meeting held by the chairman, Mrs. Frank Mick of 945 Eastern Parkway, yesterday. Those present were Mrs. O.

Grant Esterbrook, Mrs. Fred Gross, Mrs. E. A. Marsh, Mrs.

McGuown, Mrs. Kathryn Miller, Mrs. J. C. DeNyse, Mrs.

L. M. Randall, Miss F. A. Robinson and Mrs.

Arthur W. Von Arx. Mrs. Miller is co-chairman with Mrs. Mick.

Mrs. Raymond F. Barnes and Mrs. Henry Badgley are general chairmen of the festival which is sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary, of which Mrs Theodor C. Schleuning is president.

Flatbush Day Nursery Has Monthly Committee Meeting The Flatbush Day, Nursery committee held: its monthly meeting at the home of its president, Mrs. Charles E. Rynd, 533 Ocean yesterday. Mrs. Frederick Ward read the minutes of the preceding meeting; Mrs.

A. M. Schermerhorn, treasurer. reported the financial status the nursery, and Mrs. John A.

Wood, the Nurseries' Friendly Visitor, spoke of existing conditions in some of the visited homes. Mrs. Gilbert R. L. Smith, chairman of the membership committee, reported the following new members: Mrs.

Herbert Ketcham, Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth Reid, Mrs. Brooks W. Logan, Miss Edna Mark, Mrs. Lamton B.

Garside, Mrs. M. Blandell, Mrs. Jefferson Church, Mrs. D.

Dwight Chaffee, Mrs. George Fick, Mrs. John L. Smith, Mrs. A.

E. Lethbridge, Mrs. Charles Liebrecht, Mrs. Cornelius Coddington. Mrs.

Donald Othner, Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. Harry Pape and Mrs. T. W.

Buxton. After the business meeting tea was served. Among those present were Mrs. Charles J. Bacon, Mrs.

John A. Broker, Mrs. Charles L. Browning, Mrs. Paul G.

Burroughs, Mrs. James N. Currie, Miss Effie Douglas, Mrs. Harry L. Ferries, Mrs.

Harry P. Hammond. Mrs. Emil Hohn, Mrs. Roy R.

Male, Mrs. John S. Marver. Mrs. Ralph H.

Mellon, Mrs. Richard H. Mrs. Charles E. Rynd, Joseph H.

Sandford, Mrs. Avery M. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Gilbert R. L.

Smith, Mrs. Benjamin F. Stephens, Mrs. Florence M. Stone, Mrs.

Amos F. Thiergardt, Mrs. Charles W. Tribken, Mrs. Frederick Ward.

Mrs John B. Warnock, Mrs. John T. Williams, Mrs. John A.

Wood, Mrs. Clarence S. Woodman, Mrs. Paul Zea, Mrs. J.

Robert Carlson, Mrs. William E. Knapp and Mrs. Charles A. Ellsworth.

-Crago Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ingram, of 1826 Kenmore Place, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Grace Estelle Ingram, to Paul Hoffman Crago, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Crago, of Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Miss Ingram received her A.B. degree from Cornell University in June, 1933, and is now doing graduate work at Columbia University. Mrs. Crago received a B.S.

in civil engineering from Bucknell University in June, 1930, where he was a member of Kappa Delta Rho Fraternity. The wedding will take place on March 24 at the Baptist Church of Ice Skate Sale! Nickel Plated Tubular and racing models for men, tubular women, Illustrated SKATE REGULAR boys skate are and the outfits PRICE girls. famous in OUTFITS $5.44 hockey Hyde 3 999 Pair Shoe tionally women, Famous SKATE and REGULAR low boys skate and priced. PRICE ALASKAN outfits girls. OUTFITS for $4.74 Sensa- men, 2 049 Pair ADMISSION TICKET (worth 75c) to the ICE CLUB SKATING RINK.

50th St. and 8th included with every pair of skates purchased. DAVEGA Brooklyn, 417 Fulton Street, Borough Hall Flatbush Ave. Brownsville. 1703 Pitkin Ave.

Brooklyn. .1304 Kings H'way Jamaica. 163-24 Jamaica Ave. Bay 5th Ave. Steinway Ave.

86th St. Flushing .43 Main St. ALL STORES OPEN EVENINGS Local Girls Attend Annual Dartmouth College Carnival Among Brooklyn girls who attended the 24th annual Dartmouth College winter carnival at Hanover. N. today are the Misses Lidie Sloan, Ruth Doudiet, Elaine Toors, Edith Noyes, Marjorie Coler, Lillian Parks.

Celeste Gottesman, Emily Klaus. Jean Wigman, Rosalind Nelson, Juliet Leventhan, Eleanor Burden, Mildred Leach, Ruth Breitweiser, Natalie Gavin Jean Paradis, Jane Mitchell, Agneta Hansen, Edith Breitweiser, Peggy Germann, Marion Ludwick, Laura Hood, Betty Doig, Olive Ruppersberg, Sue Stevens, Helen Lightner and Agnes Foss. The Long Island girls at the carnival were the Misses Alice MacDonald. Florence Mackay, Jane Crawford, Ellen L. LeSure, Frances Poor.

Madeline Burger, Rosemary Barnsley, Betty Coleman, Mabel Richter and Cecile Elizabeth Cunningham. Among the local patronesses were Mrs. W. W. Fitzhugh, Mrs.

A. F. Paradis, both of Brooklyn; Mrs. George Schmidt and Mrs. W.

E. Lincoln of Flushing and Mrs. W. H. Mann and Mrs.

William Hands of Great Neck. Mrs. William T. Lyons of 58 Willow St. is spending a few days with her sister-in-law, Mrs.

Charles Armstrong of Greenwich, at the latter's residence there. Mrs. Arthur Forman of 12 St. James Place; her sister, Mrs. A.

M. Droste of 162 St. James Place, and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ward will go to Atlantic City for the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Eldredge of 360 Clinton Ave. and their son and Mr.

and Mrs. Ashton Eldredge, left today to daughter spend the weekend at Atlantic City. Boys Welcome Hall Bridge Held at Kismet Temple A benefit bridge for the Boys Welcome Hall was given by the Women's Guild, of which Mrs. Conrad F. Dykeman is president, at the Kismet Temple last evening.

Mrs. William D. Falconer was chairman of the bridge committee and received the evening's guests. About 80 tables were in play and the prizes for the winners were pinnacle lamps. Conrad V.

Dykeman, president of the board of directors of Boys Welcome Hall, spoke briefly of the work at the hall and called attento the exhibition of types of work done by the boys, which was on display. Candy girls sold candy, which had been made by boys in the candy class. Brooklynites Attend Dinner Of Protestant Welfare Agencies The annual dinner of the Fedcies, held at Hotel Pierre. eration of Protestant Welfare Manhattan, last evening, was of special local interest as many of the borough's residents took an active part in the event. James H.

Post, president of the federation, presided. An account of the dinner appears elsewhere in today's paper. Among those of local interest who attended were Mrs. Fenwick W. Ritchie and Miss Louise G.

Zabriskie, who were at the speakers table, Mrs. William J. Baldwin Mrs. Mary W. Banker, Mr.

and Mrs. Lucius H. Beers, Mrs. Halbert A. Bolt, Miss Eleanor Boselly, Mrs.

Anna E. Brader, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braisted, Divine F. Burtis.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell V. Cruikshank, Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Creamer, Mrs. Robert E. Doherty, Mrs. August Dreyer, Mr.

and Mrs. Hersey Egginton, Mrs. Roswell Eldridge, Miss Mary Francis, Dr. Mary E. Fleckles, Miss Florence Freer, Dr.

and Mrs. C. Stuart Gager, Dr. Sophia P. Harned, Miss Grace B.

Hinckely, Mrs. John Horni, Mrs E. Otis Houghton, Miss A. Adele Howry, Dr. William S.

Hubbard, Miss Helen Kracke, Mrs. William T. Hunter, Miss Helen Swift Jones. and Mrs. William Kennedy.

Miss Ethel L. Kerwin, Mrs. Gilbert D. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter C. Lang, Dr. and Mrs. John W. Langdale, Mrs.

John E. Leech, Mrs Earle T. Munkenbeck, Mrs. Alfred Opdyke, Mrs. Howard O.

Paterson, Mrs. James H. Post, Miss Jessie W. Post, Miss Edwina Post. Mrs.

William H. Pouch. Miss Florence Read. Mrs. Rebecca C.

Talbot Perkins Mrs. G. Schenck Van Siclen, Mrs. Anderson Woods. Fifth and Final Musical Adventure Held at Museum A large audience filled the concert hall of the Roerich Museum yesterday morning for the fifth and final Musical Adventure.

Mrs. Theodore Martin Hardy presented Miss Frances Grant, vice president of the museum who recently returned from South America and presented a group of singers and dancers from Argentina in colorful native costumes. They were accompanied by Gaucho guitarists and players of native instruments. Native groups from Mexico, Bolivia and Chile sang tropical melodies and danced tangos. Agustin Cornejo, solo guitarist and singer, was heard in songs of the Argentine pampas.

Luncheon followed. Among the hostesses were Mrs. William Bergen, Mrs. Robert E. Chumasero, Mrs.

Joseph Leiter, Mrs. Jason Davis, Mrs. Frederick Sherman, Mrs. E. D.

B. Walton, Mrs. William Newman, Mrs. Val- Fendrich, Mrs. William Lawrence, Mrs.

Henry Willis Mrs. Frederick Bass, Mrs. Theodore Vosseler. Mrs. Charles Scofield.

Mrs. Henry C. Badgley, Mrs. Clarence R. Nims, Mrs.

Conrad Hanson and Mrs. Arthur Alan Hanson. Some of the Brooklynites attending were Mrs. Frederick J. Lohman Mrs.

LeRoy S. Edwards, Mrs. William S. Buchanan Mrs. Amelia Gray-Clarke, Mrs.

Harry M. Rice, Mrs. Lewis J. Spence, Mrs. Sterling St.

John, Mrs. Charles Meytrott, Miss Julia F. Ring, Mrs. Henry Cocheu, Mrs. John M.

Tallman, Mrs. Daisy Krey, Mrs. I. R. Mrs.

Harry A. Schafuss, Denistozo, G. Williams, Mrs. Charles Edward Porter, Mrs. William Bishop, Mrs.

Herbert pel Parson, William Dunbar, Mrs. Leslie Eckenberg, Mrs. Frank Morris, Miss Juliet Haley, Miss Adelaide Halstead, Mrs. Cornelius Kelley, Mrs. Ferdinand Lafrentz, Mrs.

Elmer Ross McIntosh, Mrs. J. Henry Roese, Mrs. Frank Stillman, Mrs. William McCarroll, Mrs.

Arthur Pettigrew, Mrs. Thomas Pillsworth, Mrs. Stanley Pallister, Mrs. John D. H.

Schulz, Mrs. Wilfred Seward, Mrs. Alden D. Stanton, Mrs. Elmer Wood, Mrs.

John Weinstein, Mrs. W. A. O. Paul and Mrs.

William A. Phillips. Long Island Society Parties at Garden City Today; Luncheons Precede Bridge Party at the Hotel Special to The Eagle Garden City, Feb. 9-Mrs. William D.

Bloodgood of 2d St. was a luncheon hostess at her home today. Her guests were Mrs. C. Layton De Forest, Mrs.

Caswell W. Stoddard. Mrs. Walter Murphy, Mrs. Walter E.

Frow, Mrs. John I. Merritt, Mrs. Ernest D. Gerard and Mrs.

E. John Ridgeway. A benefit bridge was given at the Garden City Hotel this afternoon by the philharmonic committee of the Woman's Club of Garden City. Several luncheons were given before the benefit. Mrs.

Parry E. Bannerman had as luncheon Mrs. Hall Marshall, Mrs. William H. Cushman, Mrs.

Albert M. Briggs and Mrs. A. Bowman Clark. Mrs.

Robert Whiting Morrell was a luncheon hostess at her Kilburn Road home to Mrs. George A. Powers, Mrs. Albert C. Hugo, Mrs.

Charles Hilkemeier and Mrs. Armand Deutsch. Mrs. William F. Englis' guests Mrs.

Henry 's. Schley, Mrs. William L. Keplinger and Mrs. Gladstone V.

H. Cairns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.

Reinhart of Chestnut will entertain at dinner this evening Mr. and 1 Mrs. G. Alvin Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Matheson, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Larson. Mr.

and Mrs. Luer L. Wiltbank of Poplar St. will be hosts to the Clinton Road Bridge Club this evening. Their guests are Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Twining, Mr. and Mrs. Hall Marshall, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Louis Naisawald, Mrs. George B. Van Sickel and Dr.

Henry C. Ferris. Mrs. Reginald M. Rowe of 3d St.

gave a bridge luncheon at her home today. Her guests were Mrs. Harvey L. Street 2d, Mrs. Allan R.

Hardie, Mrs. Gerard A. Burchell, Mrs. Richard F. Weeks, Mrs.

Marshall T. Gleason Mrs. Thomas C. Davidson. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert W. of Ash St. will have as guests evening Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Stratton. Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Brauns and Mr. and Mrs.

Carlos A. Feliu. Mrs. Harry C. Leyser Jr.

of Kilburn Road was a bridge hostess this aftenoon to Mrs. H. Raymond Powell, Mrs. Samuel Greason, Mrs. John G.

Turnbull. Mrs. Richard Doerschuck, Mrs. Edward P. Andrews, Mrs.

John T. Geery, Mrs. William P. Cook, Mrs. Adrian S.

Kuhn, Mrs. John Ossman, Mrs. Harold C. Halsted, Mrs. Sidney B.

Carragan and Miss Mary Ryon. Miss Carolyn Roberts Will Be Wed to Edson K. Green Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Roberts of 290 Park Manhattan, and East Hampton announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carolyn Roberts, to Edson K.

Green of Manhattan, son of Dr. Edson M. of Scranton, and the late Career Emalene Killam Green. Miss Roberts is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Sanford H. Steele. She was graduated fro mthe Brearley School and made her debut in 1930. She was in the class of 1934 at Vassar College and is a member of the Junior League. Mrs.

Robert McCormick is her sister and Henry Steele Roberts and Dudley Roberts Jr. are her brothers. Mr. Green prepared for college at the Lawrenceville School and was a member of the class of 1931 at Princeton. He is a member of the Cap and Gown Club and the Princeton Club.

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Given have gone to Nassau. Bahamas, with Mrs.

Given's father, Arthur V. Davis. They will be at their Winter home there and in the Spring come to their country home at Mill Neck. Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Van Alen of Roslyn have Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gates of London as their house guests. Mr.

and Mrs. Lanier McKee have closed their house at Lawrence and taken an apartment at the Volney, Manhattan, for the Winter. Mrs. Allan Maxwell of Garden City is visiting Miss Jessie Biggs in Southport. Patchogue News Special to The Eagle Friday, Feb, 9-Mrs.

Harvey Alexander Shand of the Lake St. apartments was hostess to her bridge club this week. The Wednesday Evening Bridge Club was entertained at the residence of Mrs. John Price Losee of Gillette Ave. The A.

B. C. group of the Methodist Episcopal Church are sponsoring a supper which will be held in the Sunday School rooms this evening. Mrs. Henry Roe of N.

Ocean Ave. entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club this week. MAIN OFFICE De Kalb Avenue and Fulton Street FLATBUSH BRANCH Avenue and Coney Island Avenue THE DIME SAVINGS BENSONHURST BRANCH 86th Street and 19th Avenue CONCERT AT 'OLD FIRST' A musicale was given at the Old First Reformed Church last ning by Antonio Lora, composerpianist; Edna Weese Lora, soprano, and the Fairchild Male Quartet. Among those present were the Rev. Dr.

Cornelius B. Muste, pastor of the church, and Mrs. Muste; Mr. Mrs. Charles H.

Krueger, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Spence, Mrs. Fenwick B.

Small, Mrs. Horace C. Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C.

Palmer, Mr. Mrs. Charles S. Van Nuis, Mr. and Mrs.

Forrest M. Towl. Mr. and Mrs. G.

Schenck Van Siclen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Penwarden, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry B. Plumb, Mrs. William B. Carsweell, Mr. and Mrs.

William O. Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. John Bentley, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Rossier, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mayer, Mrs. Lewis R. Knapp, Mrs.

Anna Richmond, Mrs. Eugene Carman, Mrs. James Hart. Mrs. William Edmund Hoffman, Mrs.

George W. Tongs, Mrs. Abram Lott, Mrs. Henry J. Gelien, Mrs.

J. M. Moorehead, Mrs. A. C.

Holden, Mrs. Horace Child, the Misses Alice Plumb, Marguerite Bevier, Helen Palmer, Maria, Julia Rosa Atwater, Ruth Penwarden, Lillian Swan, Gertrude Van Orden, Elizabeth Wiepert, Elizabeth, Caroline and Margaret Griffith, Rose and Belle Herman, Grace Seal, Laura Martin, Jennie Child; Raymond S. Barlow, George J. Sowter and Douglas D. Wiepirt.

MISS SKINNER HONORED Mrs. Francis Bayne of Canterbury, Rockville Centre, L. entertained at a stocking shower and bridge last evening for Miss Virginia Bland Skinner, who will be married tomorrow to James J. Keegan. Among those present were Mrs.

Francis C. Skinner, Mrs. Joseph Speth, Mrs. William Bayer, Mrs. Harry Walsh, Mrs.

C. Walsh, Mrs. Norbert V. Cosgrove, Mrs. Joseph Cullen, the Misses Ruth Spaeth, Marjorie Bayer, Gertrude Bayne and Frances Cavanagh.

HAUSMAN-OSER Special to The Eagle Philadelphia, Feb. 9---Miss Rosalie Oser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Oser of this city, and Dr. Sidney Hausman of 419 Foster Brooklyn, eloped Monday and were married in New York City, it was learned yesterday.

Supreme Court Justice Frankenthaler performed the marriage ceremony. The bride's father is engaged in the printing business here. COAN-BANNER Miss Madge M. Banner, daughter of Mrs. S.

Morrill Banner of 885 Park Ave. and the late Mr. Banner, was married to Edward Stanley Coan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H.

Coan of Jackson Heights, last night in the chapel of St. James' Church, Manhattan. The Rev. Joseph Titus performed the ceremony. ADAMSON-WILE Ernest J.

Wile of Woodland, Pleasantville. N. and Cedarhurst announces the marriage of his daughter, Miss Ethel Harriet Wile, to Lt. David H. Adamson, U.

S. on 1 Sunday night in Las Cruces, N. M. ST. SIMON'S BRIDGE St.

Simon's Church, 2910 Avenue will have a social bridge at the St. George Hotel tomorrow. Miss Helen E. Weber of 509 E. 5th St.

recently entertained at bridge for the Misses Ruth Allen, Betty Burr, Blanche Haas, Mildred Amann, Nina Anderson, Josephine Marshall and Mrs. James Stewart. $78.11 Narrow Escapes Common to Flier Lillian Longmore Will Be Wed to R. Inslee Clark In St. Bartholomew's March 3 have been issued by primitations.

John A. Longmore of 158 Clinton St. for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lillian Long3 Mrs. William H. Clark Westmore, to R.

Inslee Claris, son of minster Road and the late Mr. Clark. The ceremony will be performed on Saturday, March 3, at 4 p.m. in the chapel of St. Bartholomew's Church, Manhattan, the Rev.

Dr. G. Paull T. Sargent officiating. A reception will follow at Sherry's.

Elizabeth Dalgleish Longmore will be maid of honor and only attendant for her sister. William H. Clark of Bronxville will be best man a and the ushers will include David Clark, John Birch, Silas M. R. Giddings, Reginald N.

WebRichard Markey Egan of Manhattan and Herbert Repp of Darien, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. H. Davies Roulston of 9 Prospect Park W.

and their two children left yesterday for the Whitehall at Palm Beach, where they will spend several weeks. Edward Sayre of Carroll St. has gone South for the remainder of the season, Mr. and Mrs. George U.

Tompers and Miss Jacqueline Tompers of Garden City are at the Ponce de Leon, St. Augustine, for the remainder of the season. Maternity Center Has Its Annual Benefit Theater Party; Dinners Before Performance The Maternity Center Association of Brooklyn sponsored its annual theater party last evening at the Martin Beck Theater, Manhattan, where Katharine Hepburn, Frances Starr and Blanche, Bates are playing in "The The popular charity and the equally popular play attracted an unusually large group and the party was a successful affair. Mrs. Albert W.

Meisel is president of the association, Mrs. Henry J. Davenport, Mrs. Harvey Matthews, Mrs. A.

Stedman Jameson, Mrs. Lawrence C. Hull Mrs. Charles A. Reynolds and Mrs.

John L. Spence Jr. are the other officers. Mrs. Earl P.

Huff was chairman the committee in charge of the benefit, assisted by Miss Louise Atkinson, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Francis L. Durk, Mrs. Philip Hubert, Mrs.

O. Paul Humpstone, Mrs. mond V. Ingersoll, Mrs. Jameson, Mrs.

William G. Kelso Mrs. Donald B. Knight, Mrs. Henry R.

Lathrop, Mrs. C. Ruxton Love, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Clifford E.

Paige, Mrs. Ralph Root, Mrs. Spence, Mrs. Stephen Valentine Jr. Mrs.

Walter F. Watton, Dr. and Mrs. Huff entertained at dinner before the play at their home, 141 Columbia Heights, guests including Dr. and Mrs.

C. H. Woodruff, Colonel and Mrs. J. H.

Hall, Admiral and Mrs. R. R. Belknap and Captain and Mrs. A.

A. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport had as their dinner guests at 40-A Monroe Place, L.

former Garvin Judge and Mr. and and Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Tremper Longman Jr. Dr.

and Mrs. O. Paul Humpstone entertained at supper for members of the medical advisory board of the association following the performance. Mrs. C.

Y. Beecher, Miss Ruth Beecher and Miss Isabell Carr of 940 Albemarle Road are at the Clarendon Hotel, Daytona Beach, Fla. on liner S. S. OlymAmong, those, who played bridge pic yesterday for the benefit of the Victoria Home for Aged Men and Women were Mrs.

Harry Rice, Mrs. Robert E. Walton, Mrs. Edmund Rice, Mrs. Walter Messerole, Mrs.

Arthur Howe, Mrs. Henry Remsey, Mrs. Arthur Mellon and Mrs. Arthur Middleton. St.

John's Auxiliary Has General Meeting at Gym A general meeting of St. John's University Auxiliary was held in the De Gray Memorial Gymnasium last evening. Miss Mary G. Cox, president, asked that a motion be made dispensing with the regular business in order that the members might enjoy a program prepared by Michael J. Gleeson, chairman of entertainment.

Miss Cox expressed her appreciation of the splendid co-operation given her duringher administration. The Very Rev. Thomas F. Ryan, president of the university, short talk. Mrs.

Philip A. 'Brennan, a former president of the auxiliary, gave a talk telling of her audience with the Pope and her interview with Theresa Neumann, the mystic of Bavaria. Miss, Roslyn Wells opened program with the playing of "The StarSpangled Banner." and sang several vocal selections. Mrs. John J.

Tracy served refreshments, assisted by the members of the junior committee. Among the guests of honor were Miss Mary G. Kennedy, Miss Barbara Eckels, Mrs. James A. Spellman, Miss Mary V.

Woods, Miss Irene Farrell. Miss Katherine O'Connor, Mrs. John A. Nolan, Mrs. Edward V.

Killeen, Mrs. Peter P. CHEERY That's what The Franklin Arms provides! Colonial hospitality with very special attention to your individual preferences! You'll like the intimate Lounges, the smart Roof Lounge for bridge or tea, the candlelit Azure Room, featuring home cookery and most modest prices, and the bright, maple-furnished bed-sitting rooms with large closet space. Rentals from $40 per month, THE FRANKLIN ARMS 86 Orange B'klyn Heights. MAin 4-7376 George V.

Simons, former lieutenant in the Royal Flying Corps, and whose life has been written up by Ripley, spoke before the East New York Jewish Center, in the Bnei Jacob Synagogue, Miller and Glenmore last night. Mr. Simons, who swam in two lakes. two rivers and two oceans, all within eight hours, described briefly several of his narrow escapes from death. These consisted of crashing in airplanes on two ditferent occasions, being hit by an auto traveling at the rate of 40 miles an hour, being hit by the locomotive of a freight train, being chased by two mad bulls, having been thrown off of a precipice by a horse, being shot at by two drunkards in Mexico and similar incidents.

After the address, the association held the weekly business meeting. George Wexler, president of the association, presided. 'THE RIVALS' The faculty of the Shore Road Academy will present Richard Brinsley Sheridan's play, "'The Rivals" in honor of the tenth anniversary of the school on Friday evening, Feb. 23. Miss Helen E.

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