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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1934 MT 19 Society Jane Paffard, Alice K. Parke, Muriel Ripperger, Elizabeth Simmons, Lois Thayer, Mrs. Clifton S. Thomson, Mrs. James A.

Drain, Mrs. John B. Dunlop and Mrs. Theodore Fitz Randolph. The chorus.

which was coached by Miss Miriam Eddy and Mrs. James Callender, included the Misses Elizabeth and Jane Paffard. Sally Harding, Nancy Humpstone, Mary Isabel Lois Thayer, Adele Newhouse, Louise Goetze, Mrs. Arthur J. Harrison, Mrs.

James A. Drain and Mrs. Clifton S. Thomson. The floor committee included Leffert B.

Mendes, chairman; JackCross. Peter Cowenhoven, B. Dunlop, James A. Drain, Calvin Edwards, John C. Francis, Lewis W.

Francis Theodore Fitz Randolph, Theodore Merwin, Henry Middendorf, Harry Meislahn. Duffield Hamilton, John Megaw, Kenneth Meytrott, Gregory Price. Charles Perkin, Roland Rasch, Stewart Richards, David Smith. Edward Silsbee, Hollis Thayer, Frederic A. Ward and Frank T.

West Jr. Many large cocktail parties preceded the dinner dance. Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Drain of 24 Remsen St. entertained at their home for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Havens, Mr. and Mrs.

John H. North, Mr. and Mrs. Leopard. Moore, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamilton, Duffield Hamilton, Walter Newhouse and George Phelps. Leffert B.

Mendes host at his home, 410 Clinton for the Misses Elizabeth Lathrop, D. Francis, Mary Carruthers, Nancy Humpstone, Florence Read, Elizabeth Mendes, Peter Cowenhoven, David Smith, Stewart Richards, Jackson Cross, John C. Francis, and Mrs. John B. Dunlop and Mr.

and Mrs. Palmer J. Lathrop. Mr. Remsen and St.

Mrs. Otto Goetze of 60 had as their guests Mr. and Dodge, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick C.

Paffard, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamilton. Miss Louise Goetze had cocktail party for Mr. and Mrs.

Edward T. Lockweed, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Bailey, Dr.

Mrs. Edwin P. Maynard Miss Elizabeth Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Metcalfe, Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Dayton, Miss Julia English, William Amis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P.

LaMura, Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Spalding, Robert Triver, Miss Katherine Albertson, Mr. and John D.

Van Wagoner, Miss Emily Goetze and Robert Jacobian. Miss Edith Diefendorf of 43 Pierrepont St. was hostess at her home for the Misses Lucy Marie Sinclaire, Ruth, Mary and Isabel Andrew, Frances Eggers, Harriet Cross, William Drake, Edward Cross and George Pidot. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur J. Harrison of 150 Willow St. were hosts at a large cocktail partiest, their home their house Miss Elizabeth Pullman, Roland Rasch, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hart, Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miner, Mr. and Mrs.

Jeremiah Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Sperry, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Walten, Miss Mary Atwater, Miss Elizabeth Deyer, Mrs. Clifton S. Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.

Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McDonald, Russell and Edward Garnaus, Edward T. Hernden, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer A. Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. William G.

James, and Mrs. Henry Walton, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Winslow, Miss Adele Newhouse, the Rev.

David Atwater, Mr. and Mrs. William V. Hester Russell Harding, Miss Sylvia Turner, Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Fitz Randolph, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Maynard Miss Mary Carruthers, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard W. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Harris.

Othes who entertained before the event were Mr. and Mrs. Otis S. Carroll, Mrs. Stutzer Taylor, Miss Helen Tumbridge and M.

and Mrs. J. Christopher Meyer. Gen. Lord Stirling Society, C.

A. Celebrates Its Tenth Birthday With Program-Dance In celebration of their 10th anniversary, the General Lord Stirling Society, National Society, Chiidren of the American Revolution, Mrs. Theodore Sterling Cornell, president, had an interesting program and tea dance yesterday afternoon at the Towers Hotel under the sponsorship of the Women of '78 Chapter, N. S. Daughters of the American Revolution.

Mrs. Chandler A. Mackey was chairman of the celebration. The Rev. Dr.

William Ewart Dudley, pastor of the Flatbush Congregational Church, gave the invocation and Nathaniel Blossom Rohde led the salute to the flag. The president greeted the guests and Miss Edith J. Evans, regent of the Women of '76 Chapter, presented the C. A. R.

banner, which Dr. Dudley dedicated and Miss Charlotte Travis Ketcham, junior president of the society, accepted. A history of society, written by Elizabeth Montgomery, historian, was read by Herbert Taylor Ketcham 2d, former junior president. Tableaux depicting episodes 1n the life of Lord Stirling were presented next on the program, They written by Miss Maude Esther Dilliard and Mrs. Frank Tefft Trull and were read by Miss Doris Marguerite Babbidge, the first charter member, The scenes were in the Alexander home in New York City about 1732; in Lord Stirling's new home at Baskenridge, N.

about 1770; at Battle Hill in August, 1776; at Stone House at Gowanus in 1776; the attack near Albany in 1781, and in Lady Stirling's home at Baskenridge in 1783. Howard Cropsey took the part of Gen. Lord Stirling all through the tableaux. Barbara Dinsmore was Lady Stirling and Patricia Witzel was Lady Kitty. Others in the cast were the Misses Janet Dinsmore, Jean Davenport, Marian Elizabeth Hall, Ann Chandler Mackey, Barbara Davenport, Peggy Lansing Farrington, Barbara Allen Halstead, Janet Elizabeth Voorhies, Elizabeth Ann Wilson, Marian Hall; Stephen Valentine Waldenburg, Alan Tisdale Davenport, Cornelius M.

Smith, Robert Wendell Main, Bernardus Tea Dance Committee at Montauk Club Yesterday given yesterday afternoon at formed Women's CommitThe committee is shown here right, Mrs. Edwin Grace, Mrs. Salamagundi Party Given for Spring Festival's Toy Mart A large salmagundi was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Everitt J. Cole, 510 Avenue in the interest of the toy mart which will be one of the main features of, the Spring festival on March at the Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hospital for the benefit of the institution.

Assisting Mrs. Cole were Mrs. Franklin Goodchild, Mrs. Harry P. Hunninghouse and Mrs.

Harold G. Smith. Twenty tables were in play and boxes of handkerchiefs were the prizes. Mrs. Raymond F.

Barnes and Mrs. Henry C. Badgley are general chairmen of the festival which is sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary. A luncheon was given yesterday by Miss Harriet H. Tuthill of 2401 Avenue N.

The guests were the Misses Betty Mullins, Mary Woods, Juliet Fleichl, Jane Kochman, Eleanor Peterson, Althea Wiles and Marjorie Bauman. Long Island Society Luncheon Parties Given At Garden City Homes Today; William Twinings Are Hosts Special to The Eagle Garden City, Feb. 23-Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Twining of Locust St. will be hosts this evening to the Clinton Road Bridge Club. Their guests will be Mr. Mrs. H.

Louis Naisawald, Mr. Mrs. H. Hall and Marshall, Mr. and Mrs.

Luer L. Robert L. Baird, Mrs. Cornelius sell, Mrs. Walter Jeffreys Smith, secretary; Mrs.

B. Baxter and Mrs. Foster Murray. Wiltbank, Mrs. George B.

Van Sickel and Dr. Henry C. Ferris. Mrs. Eugene C.

Barfoot of Poplar St. had as luncheon guests Mrs. Britton Jenkins. Mrs. W.

Clayton Black and Mrs. Frederick Trimble. Marshall T. Gleason of Whitehall Boulevard was a luncheon hostess today. Mrs.

Martin J. Remsen, Mrs. Harvey L. Street 2d, Mrs. Thomas C.

Davidson, Mrs. Gerard A. Burchell, Mrs. Allan R. Hardie and Mrs.

Richard F. Weeks were her guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D.

Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Foster, Mr. and Mrs.

Parry E. Bannerman and Mr. and Mrs. Jules were a group giving a progressive dinner party last evening. Miss Grace Green Roosevelt And William McMillan Plan Their Wedding on March 3 daughter of Col.

Theodore Roosevelt, former Governor General of the Philippines and Puerto Rico, and Mrs. Roosevelt, has selected the attendants for her marriage to William McMillan of Baltimore, on Saturday, March 3. The wedding will take place in Christ Church, Oyster Bay, and the Rev. George F. Talmage, pastor emeritus of the church and long a friend of the late President Roosevelt, grandfather of the bride, will perform the ceremony.

A breakfast will follow at Sagamore Hill, the Roosevelt eslate at Oyster Bay, Miss Mary Welldon will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will Hearn Mrs. Frank RusCarlin, chairman; Mrs. Peter P. Webster Blakey, Mrs. John E.

(Photo by Eagle.) be the Misses Leta Morris, daughter of the American Ambassador to Belgium; Carolyn Winston of North Carolina, Edith Roosevelt Derby of Oyster Bay, cousin of the bride: Catherine Noyes of Chicago and Nancy Symington of Baltimore. Paulina Longworth, 9-year-old daughter of Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, will be flower girl. Alan Rutherfurd Stuyvesant, private secretary to Police Commissioner John F. O'Ryan, will be best man and the ushers will be Lewis Rutherfurd Stuyvesant, Winthrop Rutherfurd Edward C.

Brewster, Charles Bookwalter, Theodore Roosevelt 3d and Cornelius Van Schaick Roosevelt, brothers of the bride; Hugh McMillan of Detroit. DID YOU EVER A really ideal city residence, combining true Colonial hospitality with complete hotel service and surprising economy The Franklin Arms offers just that with an additional touch of cosy charm. Intimate Lounges, smart Roof Lounge for bridge or tea and the candle-lit Azure Room, featuring home cookery and modest prices, as well as your delightful, maplefurnished bed-sitting room with its ample closet space. Rooms and suites $40 to $100 per month. THE FRANKLIN ARMS 66 Orange B'klyn Heights.

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Clapp Jr. and J. Rieman McIntosh, all of Baltimore. Twining Lynes of the Groton School, organist, and Edwin J. Herbst of Oyster Bay will play the "Wedding March." Mr.

McMillan is a son of Mrs. Walter Dent Wise of Baltimore and the late Hugh McMillan. Montauk Club Women's Group Sponsors Large Tea Dance as Their Initial Social Affair The newly-formed Ladies' Division of the Montauk Club, composed of wives of the members of the club, held a cocktail-tea dance, their first social the clubhouse yesterday 'afternoon. Members of the committee were Mrs. Walter Jetfreys Carlin, chairman; Frank Russell, co-chairman; CorneMrs.

lius Hearn, chairman' of entertainment: Mrs. Benjamin Blakey, Mrs. Robert L. Baird. Mrs.

Foster Murray and Mrs. Peter P. Smith, secretary. Among others present were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Gavin, Mr. Mrs. George O'Keefe Dr. and J. Francis Ward.

Mr. James Hurley, and Mrs. George Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J.

McCarty, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hillery, Mr. and Mrs. Baird, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Durr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feitman, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Young, Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaVine, Mr. and Mrs. Harris M.

Crist, Mr. Mrs. Chester Parish, Dr. and Mrs. William V.

Pascual, Mr. and Mrs. G. Frederick Middendorf, Mr. and Mrs.

Blakey, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cook, and Mrs. Walter P. Sauer, Mr.

Mrs. Arnold Grasse, Mr. and Mrs. Carlin, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter D. Stearn, Mr. Mrs. Cornelius Hearn Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Munkenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carroll, Dr. and Mrs.

Wilson B. Zimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Forbes, Mr.

and William J. Heffernan, and Mrs. Miles F. McDonald, Judge and Mrs. Albert Conway, Dr.

and Mrs. Marcus Fowler Searle, and Charles M. Stratton, and Mrs. Peter C. Mira Gallagher, J.

Murray Gallagher, Mr. William Hassinger, Mr. and Harold MiSs. Koch, Mr. and Mrs.

George P. Mikelson, Mr. Mrs. Harry B. Watt, Mr.

and Mrs. Homer H. Ashtry. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur H. Kelly, wudge and Mrs. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Murray, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerard J. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.

Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Heffernan. Mrs.

Frank B. Lowthorpe, Mrs. Henry Murphy, John G. Willams, Mrs. Hugh McCaffrey Mrs.

E. Baxter and Mrs. Henry Voege. The Misses Clare Moran, Mildred Flahive, Janet Laidlaw, Josephine Hurley, Helen O'Keefe, Virginia Ward, Mildred Horne, May Mulhern, Marie Hillery, Betty Russell, Angela Shea, Janice La Vine, Marcella Hesterberg, Shirley Gillen, Ruth Strobridge, Beverly McNamara, Anna May Voege, Clare Raleigh, Isabelle V. King, Eleanore T.

King, Doris Laidlaw, Grace Smith, Kathleen Dempsey, Ruth Wadell. Eugene F. Moran, Harold Epp, James Saver, Eugene Flahive, John Hayes, Charles J. Ward, Thomas T. Fogarty Jr.

Gilbert Kitching Charles Fenton, Frank D. Shea, Austin Kemmerer, Charles E. Rickerson, George Egelhoff, Edward W. McCarty, Frank Clark, Donald Gallagher, Joseph P. Brennan, Theodore S.

Harding, Donald La Vine, Joseph Murphy, Allan Heath, George Kitching, Charles H. Hartung George E. Ward, Cornelius Hearn Dr. Edwin J. Grace, John Harvey, James Price, J.

Courtney McGroarty, J. Read Smith, Frank Smith, Charles J. Dodd, Frank J. Hearney, Kelly, J. Philip Ovington Cahill, Jerry McAllister and Gordon A.

Baxter. Miss Lillian Longmore, R. Inslee Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.

Thomas will spend the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fosdick Zabriskie at Sayville. Dr. and Mrs.

Cornelius Ruxton Love of 167 Clinton St. and Miss Margretta A. Love have returned from a ten-day trip to Palm Beach. Dinner-Dance Given by Little Italy Junior Committee Last Night Proves to Be Merry Party Merriment was the keynote of the George Washington Birthday dinnerdance the junior committee of the Little Italy Neighborhood Association sponsored last evening at the Towers Hotel. "Young folks and old folks" comprised the large assembly that crowded the dance floor around which the tables were arranged.

The patriotic note was carried out in the decorations of the ball room which consisted of red, white and blue streamers around the balcony, and trophy panels and wooden muskets adorning the pillars. The center pieces, which were of red, white and blue crepe paper horns, proved most entertaining to the guests, for the noise they made with them added to the festive spirit and resembled a New Year's Eve party. The horns also served as amusing decorations, for sever al women wore them as bouquets and hair ornaments. The excellent music kept the dance floor crowded at all times and the playing of the Merry Widow waltz took practically everyone to the floor, Following dinner entertainment was provided by two groups of dances done by a chorus of the junior committee members. The young women, enchanting in pink ruffled organdie frocks, with pink and blue poke bonnets and gloves, were a great success and received much applause.

Much amusement was caused by the presenting of a birthday cake to John C. Francis. The credit for the success of the evening goes to the chairman, Miss Louise Goetze, who looked very charming in a turquoise green gown of cut velvet, made on simple lines, with a back, peplin, cap sleeves and long train. Her assistants were Mrs. Arthur J.

Harrison, patroness chairman; Miss Helen Tumbridge, chairman of invitations; the Misses Isabel and Mary Andrew, co-chairmen of music; Mrs. Ronald Hart, decorations, assisted by Mrs. Samuel P. Bailey: Miss Elizabeth Paffard, entertainment: Miss Eliza- beth Deyer, publicity, and Miss Mary R. Carruthers, assisted by Mrs.

William C. Gay, treasurer. Other members of junior committee include the Misses Mary Atwater, Marjorie Gerard Crist, Mary Dimon Francis, Sally Harding, Nancy Humpstone, Rebecca Holmes, Elizabeth Lathrop, Elizabeth Lott, Evertsen 3d, George Stillwell Kelly, Donald Hayden Main, Robert Erskine Rohde and Thomas Dinsmore. The guests of honor were Mrs. Frank Howland Parcells, Miss Evans.

Mrs. Ben M. Jaquish, Mrs. Mackey and Mrs. Arthur W.

Arnold. The program girls included the Misses Mavis Winifred Arrowsmith, Eleanor Burroughs, Marian Cornell, Nancy Clinton Farrington, Edith Estelle Friend, Barbara Whipple George, Marjorie Dean Hall, Doris Josephine Hall, Abby Bradley Holmes, Muriel Lockwood, Jean Mackenzie, Joyce Mackenzie, Edith Margaret Mackey, Elizabeth Montgomery, Marian Craig Owens, Helen Lenore Phipard, Lila Sheldon Putnam, Victoria Elizabeth Samson, Joan May Sawyer, Gertrude Miriam Seckel, Margaret Christie Seckel, Norma and Ruth Strobridge, Ann Lewis Waldenburg and Dorothy Wiarda. The ushere were Edgar Henry Allen Alden Mead Bassett, Planten Babbidge, William Perrin' Buxton, George Washington Plitt James Hoxie Rohde, David Warren Swanson and Jacques Van Brunt. Jean Lauderdale Hall was the page. Miss Dorothy Christine Deans And William Cort Needham Wed In St.

Ann's Church Yesterday Miss Dorothy Christine Deans of 124 Pierrepont daughter of William John Deans of Alexandria Bay, N. was married yesterday in St. Ann's Church-on-the-Heights to William Cort Needham, son of Mr. and Mrs. George P.

Needham of 282 Lefferts Ave. The Rev. Bradford Young performed the ceremony. Miss Deans had her sister, Mrs. J.

Fayette Mosher, as matron honor. The bride wore a gown of rose beige, a brown hat, brown shoes and gloves and carried talisman roses. Mrs. Mosher wore a dark blue outfit, a blue hat and blue shoes and gloves and carried pink roses. Little Priscilla Deans, a niece of the bride, was flower girl.

She wore a pale blue chiffon frock and carried an old-fashioned bouquet of pink roses tied with blue ribbons. Cort Needham was best man for his brother and the ushers were Joseph Calder of Maplewood, N. a roommate of the bridegroom at St. Lawrence University, and Stewart Park of Brooklyn. The bride attended the Alexandria Bay High School and St.

Lawrence University and Mr. Needham attended Erasmus Hall and St. Lawrence. After a Southern trip Mr. and Mrs.

Needham will live in Flatbush Mrs. Anna E. Brader Re-elected President of Orphan Asylum Society at Meeting Wednesday The board of managers of the Orphan Asylum Society of the City of Brooklyn, Atlantic and Kingston held their regular meeting Wednesday. The president, Mrs Anna E. Brader, presided.

At the election of officers for the year 1934-35 the following ballot was unanimously carried: President, Mrs. Brader; first vice president, Miss Josephine A. Belzer; second vice president, Mary G. Hutchinson; third president, Mrs. G.

Holbrook Barber; recording secretary, Mrs. Robert Hall; assistant recording secretary, Miss Dorothy Remsen Johnson: corresponding secretary, Mrs. Elliott C. DuBois; treasurer, William P. Ma- A cocktail tea dance was the Montauk Club by the tee as their first social affair.

and includes, from left to son, and assistant treasurer, Francis E. Walton. Others present were Mrs. Warren R. Bannister, Mrs.

William J. Baldwin Mrs. John W. Barber, Mrs. Philip A.

Benson, Mrs. William B. Chase, Mrs. Francis D. Dodge, Mrs.

Milton Garrison, Mrs. Charles H. Graham, Mrs. Otis Houghton, Mrs. Charles H.

Krueger, Mrs. Mae G. Post, Miss Matilda Rose, Mrs. Fenwick B. Small, Miss Laura Smith and Mrs.

William M. Stewart. A bridge-tea was given 1 by Miss Marie Ward, assisted by her committee including the Misses Ruth Ahearn, Elizabeth Eckhoff, Marion Crosby and Marie Eckhoff, at her home on Sterling Place on Tuesday afternoon for the Junior Auxiliary of the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor. Capt. and Mrs.

Cyril B. Harty of Dublin, Ireland, announce the birth of their second child, a son, yesterday, at Miss Kelly's Nursing Home, Dublin. Mrs. Harty is the former Miss Winifred Stafford Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward J. Smith of 767 Carroll St. Mrs. Criswell Hostess Today To National Society of D. U.

A meeting of the executive board of the National Society of Daughters of the Union, 1861-'65, was held today at the home of Mrs. Edgar C. Criswell, 1200 Pacific St. Mrs. Criswell is first vice president general of the Society and also regent of Monitor Chapter.

Other Brooklyn women who are on the National board are Mrs. Jeremiah J. Kelly, recording secretary general; Mrs. Joseph N. Marin, treasurer general; Mrs.

Francis J. Niemeyer, corresponding secretary general, and Miss Jessie G. Wilson, historian general. Mrs. Leonard V.

Nash is president general of East Seatucket. Two chapters have rebeen installed in Indiana and one--the Moses R. Smith--in Hempstead. Last year Mrs. Thomas B.

Lowerre of Flushing formed the Commander Carman Chapter and the Comrade Jacob Hults Chapter was started in Port Washington. KINGS COUNTY RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION It is the purpose of this board to unite all the Retail Liquor Dealers in Brooklyn in order that added voice and strength might be had to recommend the enactment of all YOU BUY laws that all would those be that just would and fair and be to LEGAL unjust oppose To and present unreasonable. united front for prove the to pur- WHEN YOU BUY HERE pose of endeavoring to better conditions they exist at the present time. To be in a position to recommend each of our members as selling only the highest quality Liquor Beverages, and SELLING THEM LEGALLY. They are reliable, trustworthy businessmen; in a business that today is paying more tax than any business in the country.

Look for the sign, "YOU BUY LEGAL WHEN YOU BUY HERE." This sign is displayed in the window of every member of this board. GERALD F. DUNNE, President NATHAN T. ZALINSKY, Corresponding Secretary MEMBERS MEMBERS GERALD DUNNE 698 Manhattan Ave. EVergreen 8-5799 SAMUEL DINERSTEIN 264 Grand St.

EVergreen 7-1645 EDWARD MOSS 130 5th Ave. NEvins 8-2445 BERNSTEIN'S Flatbush Ave, and State 8t. CUmberland 6-6530 EDWARD EPSTEIN 4820 5th Ave. SUnset 6-4440 JACK PEARL 5611 5th Ave. SUnset 6-10308 ARCHIBALD MARTIN 2110 Flatbush Ave.

NAvarre 8-4343 THE MARION BEVERAGE SHOP 401 86th St. SHore Road A 6-9600 JOHN P. CARLEY 8218 5th Ave. SHore Road 8-5055 CYRIL McGOWAN 1454 Flatbush Ave. MAnsfeld 6-1400 ALBERT SCHWARTZ 429 5th Ave.

SOuth 8-2910 MORRIS L. GARFINKEL 887 Fulton St. NEvins 8-1688 H. SEIDERMAN 1122 Eastern Parkway PResident 3-9759 HARRY'S 193 Columbia St. CUmberland 6-6166 LOUIS COHEN 2132 86th St.

BEnsonhurst 6-5584 DANIEL GERARDI 97 7th NEvins 8-7023 CHARLES WOLFE 653 3d Ave. HUguenot 4-2846 GARDNER GIBSON 1745 Flatbush Ave. NAvarre 8-1210 MAX WOLIN 319 Smith St. CUmberland 6-7137 ARCHIE L. KROUL 965 Kings Highway NEvins 8-7023 IBA S.

NOLAN 6117 4th Ave. SUnset 6-1737 ISIDORE SILBERSTEIN 1781 Ocean Ave, NIghtingale 4-0500 HERMAN FABER 4804 Avenue NEvins 8-6862 FAMILY LIQUOR STORES, INC. 808 Flatbush Ave. BUckminster 2-1770 SAM FELDMAN 4214 3d Ave, SUnset 6-7554 HENRY BETZINGER 123 Bay Ridge Ave. CLoverdale 6-0614 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Mr.

and Mrs. Michael E. Finnigan of 1036 E. 3d St. gave a party last night for their son, Michael E.

Finnigan ninth birthday anniversary. The guests were Miss Isabella Finnigan, Paul Marchesi, John Aversa, Frederick and Robert Carver, Henry Block, Alfred Colin, George Conway, Roy Waschall and John Hughes. ATTEND PROM Eleven Brooklyn girls attended the Junior Prom of the Class of 1935 at Barnard College which was held at the St. Regis roof on the eve of Washington's Birthday. They were the Misses Edith Beckler, Gertrude Donovan, Blanche Goldman, Adele Goodman, Florence Goodman, Marion Greenebaum, Elizabeth Hayes, Betty Lulince, Marion Meurlin, Madeline Pariser and Carolyn Smith.

Miss Florence Goodman of 221 Linden Boulevard was a member of the prom committee. P. S. 59, PARENTS ASSOCIATION Dr. Frances S.

Arkin of the Queens County Children's Court, Crime Prevention Clinic, will give an address for the Parents Association of Public School 59, 83d St. and Rockaway Boulevard, this evening. Dr. Arkin will speak on "Mental Hygiene and Its Relation to Crime Prevention." THE EMPIRE ROOM 32 A Sunday Dinner -Dances and unusual entertainment The first of a delightful series of Sunday Programs, Sunday Febru ary 25: EL CAMINO" (Star light in -Buenos Aires), in an Argentine setting. Directed by EDWARD PAUL ENGLAND III.

ANTONIO AND RENEE DE MARCO, dramatic costume dances. ILIENA STRENGE, Diseuse. MONA DE MONTOLIU, Ballerina from the- Paris Opera. HORATIO ZITO-POEMA ORCHESTRA THE 3 ASTORIA WALDORF Free HERMAN KLAMER 451 Howard Ave, DIckens 2-6129 MARTIN HAGEN 8423 3d Ave. SHore Road 8-0191 HIMOR SALES CORP.

1151 Flatbush Ave, BUckminster 4-8999 SAMUEL HALPERIN 1464 Pitkin Ave. DIckens 2-8023 NATHAN ZALINSKY 317 Washington St. TRiangle 5-3235 URGO'S 65 Bond St. CUmberland 6-8122 HY-GRADE WINE STORE 117 Smith St. TRiangle 5-4109 SOLOMAN HERZ 5602 8th Ave.

SUnset 6-0855 PEERLESS WINES LIQUORS 1422 Myrtle Ave. FOxcroft 9-6451 MAX SILVERMAN 1575 Pitkin Ave. DIckens 2-4377 CARL MAHLER 7618 5th Ave. SHore Road 8-8888 LOUIS WEINSTEIN 698 Bedford Ave. EVergreen 7-8261 PARKSIDE LIQUOR STORE 220 Parkside Ave.

BUckminster 2-3979 LOUIS SOBEL 7219 18th Ave. BEnsonhurst 6-2212 ETHEL FREIDMAN 1029 Nostrand Ave. SLocum 6-8988 HENRY HARDE 9224 3d Ave. SHore Road 8-3686 SARAH HOCHBERG 325 Knickerbocker Av. GLenmore 5-5397 SAMUEL ROSENBAUM 1725 Broadway GLenmore 5-2223 HARRY MORTNER 970 Rogers Ave.

BUck. 2-2791 BENJAMIN GARFINKEL 33 Newkirk Plaza Mansfield 6-3020 JACK KRASNER 854 Utica Ave. PResident 3-9717 C. P. JENNINGS 7721 3d Ave.

SHore Road 8-4888 MARX WOLFSON 4510 8th Ave. SUnset 6-4087 VICTOR A. HERZ 3100 Ocean Pkwy, ESplanade 2-5846' MARIAN BEVERAGE SHOP 1555 Coney Island Ave. MIdwood 8-9172 ALEXANDER HELLER 368 Broadway STagg 2-8021 LOUIS KERN 120 Court St. TRiangle 5-2692.