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1 1 1 1 a BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1934 MT 19 Society Mrs. Adrian Van Sinderen president of the Visiting Nurse meeting held this morning. derwood.) Fort Greene Chapter, D. A. Executive Board Has Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the executive board of Fort Greene Chapter, D.

A. was held at LefHomestead yesterday morning. In the absence or the regent, Mrs. Jefferson R. Edwards, Miss Jessie H.

Richter, vice regent, presided. Among those present were Mrs. Robert E. Merwin, Mrs. Henry Martyn Norton, Mrs.

George W. Giddings, Mrs. Abraham B. MacGonigle, Mrs. William Ellis Coykendall, Mrs.

Oscar T. Barck, Mrs. Maurice S. Cass, Mrs. August E.

Brahe, Mrs. William Pfeiffer, Mrs. Arthur T. Clark, Mrs. Burr Gould Eells, Miss Jessie H.

Righter and Mrs. Carroll A. Edsall. Friendly Tourists Ciub's Annual Luncheon Held at Margaret Hotel The Friendly Tourists' Club held its annual luncheon at the Hotel Margaret yesterday. Red roses in green Italian pottery vases were used as table decorations and as favors to carry out the Italian color scheme, Italy being the subject of study.

Miss Isley B. Benson gave recitations. There were competitive games for which prizes were given. The games touched on the year's study of Italy. Those present were Mrs.

Marius A. Carpentier, president; Mrs. A. S. Humphries, Mrs.

Norman R. Metcalf, Mrs. Frank C. Moffat, Mrs. E.

E. Parmelee, Mrs. Bert C. Fuller, Mrs. James G.

Beattie, Miss Berna Hachemeister, Mrs. Lewis G. Reynolds, Mrs. George A. Robertson, Mrs.

Julius C. Wolff, Mrs. William Robertson, Mrs. Helen S. Wright, Miss H.

Louise Williams, Mrs. Newton C. Spitz, Mrs. Henry Schenck, Mrs. Condit C.

Schenck, Mrs. WalWhiteman, Mrs. Ernest K. Tanner, George Tong, Mrs. Helen Warburton Joy, Mrs.

Ernest H. Pilsbury, Mrs. Cecil Gardner, Mrs. Alexander MacRae and Mrs. Charles A.

Wilkinson. Mrs. Spitz, Mrs. Whiteman and Mrs. Wilkinson were in charge of the luncheon and program, Brooklyn Women Will Attend Benefit Concert for Brooklyn Music School Settlement Tonight A concert will be given tonight by two artists, members of the Alumni Association of the Brooklyn Music School Settlement, at the Town Hall, Manhattan.

Bernard violinist, and Jacob Schwartzdorf. pianist, will give the joint recital which is for the benefit of the Scholarship Fund of the settlement. Mrs. Benjamin Prince, president of the Board of Directors of the Brooklyn Musico School Settlement, will attend the concert tonight. Also in the audience will be Mrs.

James Riley Bartholomew. Mrs. Florence Schepmoes, Mrs. Edward F. Loomis, Mrs.

Preston Millar, Mrs. M. H. Daboll, Mrs. Harold Krey, Mrs.

Edwin M. Bulkley, Miss Adelaide Reckford, Mrs. Charles Parmley, Mrs. David Hill, Mrs. L.

L. Lehman. Miss Catherine Van Brunt, Mrs. Francis Smiley, Mrs. Harry Holland, Mrs.

A. Krieger and Mrs. Hall Clovis, Elsie K. Easton Presents Program at Neighborhood Club Elsie Kissam Easton gave a program of dramatic readings and monologues last evening at the Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark St. Miss Easton was presented by Frederick Hinrichs.

Mrs. Frances A. Bal- WHEN YOU'RE TIRED OF Restaurant and hotel cooking and roundings, try a luncheon or dinner in the delightful, candle-lit intimacy of the Azure Room at The Franklin Arms. Enjoy the best of home cookery, delicious soups and tender fresh vegetables--a variety of new and tempting dishes--as well as the old favorites- amazingly low prices. Special Luncheon 60c; Dinner 65c, 85c and $1.

A la carte service always. THE FRANKLIN ARMS HOTEL 66 Orange B'klyn Heights. MAin 4-7376 He entered the Italian diplomatic service and spent years at the Embassy in Washington. on two occasions he was sent to Geneva as a member of the Italian delegation to meetings of the League of Nations. At present he is Counsellor at the Italy Embassy in London.

Commander Vitetti is a Commander of the Crown of Italy and a Chevalier of the Order of Santi Maurizio Lazzaro. The wedding will take place next Spring at Planting Fields. Miss Mary G. Campbell Will Be Wed to W. S.

Thomas Feb. 3 Miss Mary Gabrielle Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Allen Campbell of East Norwich, will be married to William Stewart Thomas of Cold Spring Harbor on Feb. 3 in the Old First Presbyterian Church at Huntington.

A small reception will follow at the Campbell home. Miss Frances Allen Campbell will be maid of honor for her sister and the bridesmaids will be the Misses Betty Campbell, another sister; Mary Cecil Thomas, sister of ard of Julia Drake Mr. Page Howof Chicago. John Borland Jr. of Manhattan will be best man for Mr.

Thomas, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thomas. The ushers will be Oliver Allen Campbell Arthur T. Kent of Merrick and William Hildreth Gillespie and Peter Irving Jr.

of Manhattan. Mrs. Edward F. Hutton will arrive today at Miami Beach, to board the Hutton yacht, Hussar, which arrived yesterday morning from Nassau. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles M. Connfelt of Brookville are at Mayfair House, Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs.

Orr of Roslyn have left their apartWallacer ment at the Waldorf Astoria to spend a few weeks at Boca-Raton, Fla. Mrs. Virginia Luke Tew Wed To Robert Chopin Hattersley Mrs. Virginia Luke Tew, daughter of Mrs. John Guthrie Luke of 14 E.

75th Manhattan, was married yesterday Robert Chopin Hattersley, son Mrs. Frederfor ick R. Hattersley 646 Park Manhattan, and Hampton. The ceremony was performed at Faster Mrs. Luke's residence by the Rev.

Dr. Robert MacGowan of the Presbyterian Church of Irvington-onHudson. Only the families and a few intimate friends were present. A small reception followed. After a trip to the West Indies Mr.

and Mrs. Hattersley will live in Manhattan, The bride is a daughter of the late Mr. Luke. She is a graduate of Miss Nightingale's School and attended Mile. Doissier's School in Paris.

She made her debut in 1927 and was married to J. Dinsmore Tew 2d in 1930. The marriage was terminated by divorce at Reno last December. Many Mid-week Luncheon Parties Given by Hostesses in Garden City; Other News of Community Garden City, Jan. 25-Mrs.

E. G. Barth of Roxbury Road was luncheon hostess yesterday to Mrs. Edward St. John, Mrs.

Robert Whiting Morrell, Mrs. Albert H. Alderton, Mrs. Edmund A. Burke, Mrs.

William Manning, Mrs. Philip S. Reichers, Mrs. Harold Pearson and Mrs. Albert C.

Hugo. Mrs. John H. Esquirol of Euston Road was hostess yesterday to Mrs. Howard D.

Joost, Mrs. Andrew S. Ross, Mrs. Russell Iler, Mrs. Edward Orr, Mrs.

Samuel Cornell, Mrs. C. Walter Ulsh, Mrs. Franklin S. Koons, Mrs.

Donald McKellar, Mrs. James H. Wilson, Mrs. William H. Cordes, Mrs.

T. Bond Holland and Mrs. Robert J. Paisley Jr. Mrs.

Ernest M. Van Norden of Stratford Ave. was a luncheon hostess Mrs. Bertram Drake, Herbert D. Dewar, Mrs.

to, Birdsall Dudley, Mrs. Binford Styles, Mrs. Addie Walsh, Mrs. Albert Klein and Mrs. Charles Metz.

Mrs. George M. Simonson of Salisbury Ave. was hostess at a luncheon today. Her guests were Mrs.

Edwin V. Morrison, Mrs. Fred B. Bradley, Mrs. L.

C. Leverich, Mrs. Frank Forman, MIs. William T. Dickerson, Mrs.

William Gein and Mrs. Charles H. Hoag. Mrs. August S.

Wolf of MeadRoad entertained the Music brook, today. Mrs. Emil R. Weadon, Mrs. George H.

Fitter, Mrs. Frank H. Lasher, Mrs. H. Hall Marshall, Mrs.

J. C. McMichael, Mrs. S. Carl Kapff and Mrs.

Luer L. Wiltbank were among the member guests. Mrs. William L. Wilson of Eton Road entertained her bridge club at luncheon today.

Mrs. Walter B. Smith, Mrs. Harry A. Persell, Mrs.

John F. Faber, Mrs. David Wood, Mrs. Arthur Cabble, Mrs. James H.

M'Fadden and Mrs. Arthur Lethbridge are the members. Mr. and Mrs. James F.

Durand. Miss Lillian Durand and Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

Clapp returned from Florida today. A meeting of the club's arts and department was held yestercrafts, afternoon at the Garden City Casino. "Cover Design and Composition" with an exhibition of covers was the subject of discussion, A regular meeting of the Garden City Chapter of the Delphians was held at the home of Mrs. Morris T. Lynch of Kensington Road this morning.

Taking part in the day's discussion were Mrs. Jean F. P. des Garennes, Mrs. Charles J.

Spill, Mrs. Clifford B. Lehman, Mrs. William L. Hallahan, Mrs.

Gerry A. Morgan, Mrs. Lewis F. Ellmore, Mrs. A.

Osborne Casey, Mrs. Albert H. Alderton and Mrs. Page Northington. Mrs.

Adam Sumner has left for her home at Nassau to spend the remainder of the season there. Mrs. H. W. Bennett of Hempstead, L.

entertained last a dinner party in the Don Pedro Room at The Towers Hotel. In the group were the Misses Jacqueline Tompers, Elinore Bovenger, Mr. and Mrs. George U. Tompers of Garden City, Miss Jeannette Candee, Miss Harriet Hopke, Paul Sutherland and Harry Stokum.

FITSCHEN-DE NYSE The marriage of Miss Julia Edna DeNyse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. DeNyse of 1634 E. 38th to Kenneth David Fitschen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Fitschen of 2006 E. 47th took place yesterday afternoon at St. Simon's Protestant Episcopal Church. The Rev.

Louis A. Parker performed the ceremony. Mrs. Alice Weaver was matron of honor and the best man was William Herr. Mr.

and Mrs. Fitschen will make their home with the bride's parents after Feb. 12 upon their return from a wedding trip to Atlantic City. RELLA RITCHELL CLUB The Rella Ritchell Staturat Club met with Mrs. her home, 1745 President yesterday afternoon.

Miss Ritchell spoke on "The Passing Scene," giving a brief resume of current events. Mrs. Wilma Schwabacher led in the discussion which followed. Mrs. Anna Berwitz assisted the hostess in serving tea during a brief intermission.

Miss Ritchell read several original poems and spoke on Henry the Writer and the Man." Mrs. Jean Greenfield presided and Mrs. Eileen Rosenberg and Mrs. Henrietta Weinstein acted as secretary and recording secretary, Mrs. Sara Fink of Mt.

Vernon and Miss Bera of Manhattan were guests of Israel. Fifty members were present. The club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Abrashkin of 1776 Union St. when Miss Ritchell will speak on Pearl S.

Buck's "The Mother." 'STATISTICAL DANCE' The Knickerbocker Field Club had a statistical dance last evening. Invitations to the unusual affair were issued with a general request that guests come prepared with personal statistics of their height, weight, age, glove and shoe sizes and so on. After each dance these statistics were checked by drawing a slip from a hat, designating which measurement would be the lucky one. If the tallest couple was to be chosen each dancing couple combined their respective heights and the tallest one received a prize. There was a surprise after each dance.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund W. Tabell, chairman of entertainment, originated and had charge of the dance. Among others present were Mr.

and Mrs. Milton A. Cordner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.

Ostertag, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bricker, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert O. Ostertag, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Shiver, Mr.

and Mrs. George Dannenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Laib, Mr.

and Mrs. James L. Neilsen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B.

Searing, Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Keller, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Clarke, Mr.

and Mrs. SCHRAFFT'S SHOWING OF CAKES Juesday Friday and Saturday AT ALL SCHRAFFT'S CAKE COUNTERS Harvey F. Colcord, Mr. and Mrs. Walter P.

Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Gordon, Mr. and Joseph P. Searing, and Mrs.

Edwin P. Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. William Glenelg H. P.

Cushman, Caterer, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Archibald, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Graeber, Mr. and Norman W. Wyckoff, Mr.

and Mrs. Leon A. Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Armand L.

Bruneau, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Pettigrew, Dr. and Mrs.

Robert L. Heinze, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Hatch, Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Uhler Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Kelser, Mrs. Blanche Dea Nowak, the Misses Dorothy Fish, Frances E.

Emmet, Esta Lee Knabe, Dorothy H. Coryell, Leonard O. Wortman, Ward Neil, Frank J. Kirchner, Joseph C. Nowak and Warren D.

Nowak. JUNIOR BRIDGE BENEFIT The members of the "Junior Bidders" held their regular bridge at the home of Mrs. William L. Appleton, Decatur last evening. At the conclusion of the bridge, a special meeting was called by Mrs.

G. Kenneth Buchanan, chairman of the benefit bridge committee, to discuss the final plans concerning bridge which will be held at the Weber Studios, 489 Washington on Wednesday evening, Feb. 7. The committee consists of the Misses Dorothy Hemminger. Muriel E.

Morse, Muriel Joyce Snyder, Irene Marcelle. Anne Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Stuart C. Washburn and Mrs. William L.

Appleton. HOSTESS TO CAST Miss Marie Campbell of 236 Rutland Road entertained evening at a bridge and buffet supper for a few of the cast of the play of "Oh, Kay," which will be presented Feb. 7 and 8. CLUB LUNCHEON The Amityville Woman's Club held its regular luncheon today at the South M. E.

Church. The guests of honor were Mrs. Charles A. Soper. president I.

Federation of Woman's Clubs; Mrs. Charles M. Mulford, vice president; Mrs. Lucius K. Reddington, Suffolk County Representative, and Mrs.

Lester H. Davis. Musical selections were given Mrs. G. Brownlee Browne, accompanied by Mrs.

Lester G. Goodwin. The decorations were in charge of Mrs. Francis J. Asterheld.

DANCE TOMORROW The Junior Parish Club of Our Lady Help of Christians will have a January festival dance tomorrow night at parish hall, Ave. and E. 28th William Downey is the, president of the club. ANNIVERSARY PARTY Mr. and Mrs.

Albert I. Davis of 1912 Ave. will give a wedding anniversary party on Saturday at their home. Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Bairns, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bealer, Miss Genevieve Needham and James J.

Downey Jr. TEA AT PRATT Twenty-one members of mid-year art classes who will graduate tomorrow from the School of Fine and Applied Arts of Pratt Institute were entertained at tea yesterday in the Intimate Gallery, 215 Ryerson by members of the art school faculty. Mrs. James C. Boudreau, wife of the director of the school, poured.

Frederic B. Pratt and Charles Pratt of the board of trustees were guests of honor, LEAVE FOR SOUTH Capt. and Mrs. James W. Byrnes of 72 Ridgewood Ave, left today for Florida.

Their son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Byrnes of 161st Jamaica, gave a farewell party for them. Their other son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin J. Byrnes, and their grandchildren and friends were present, LADIES SOCIETY MEETING The Ladies Society Benos Zion will have its first meeting of the year at the Garfield Place Temple this afternoon. Mrs. Mittleman, psychologist, guest Anne.

speaker. The organization recently celebrated its 73d birthday with an entertainment, dance and card party. SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Martin G.

Charles announce the birth of a son on Saturday at the Methodist Episcopal Hospital. Mrs. Charles is the former Miss Mildred Leahy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis T.

Leahy of 608 2d St. Beck Gives Fourth Philosophy Talk Miss Alberta Prigge Bride Of Robert Wells Zabriskie; Married in Manhattan Church Miss Alberta Prigge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Prigge of 290 Riverside Drive, Manhattan, was married yesterday afternoon 1 to Ropert Wells Zabriskie, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lansing Zabriskie of 149 E. 73d Manhattan, and Aurora, N. Y. The was performed in Holy Lutherceremony, an Church, Manhattan, by the pastor, the Rev. Cecil C.

Hine. A reception followed at the Hotel Plaza. Miss Prigge was given in marriage by her father and wore a princess gown of old ivory satin, made with a cowl neck and trimmed with a collar embroidered in seed pearls. Her long pointed train was a continuation of the skirt and her veil of duchesse lace is an heirloom in the Zabriskie family. It was attached to a cap embroidered with seed pearls and caught at either with small clusters of orange blossoms.

The bridal bouquet was of orchids and valley lilies. Miss Elizabeth Scheffey of Glen Ridge, N. was maid of honor and wore A Copenhagen blue crepe dress, made with a short train and short sleeves. She wore a toque, the top made of flowers of the same material as her dress and trimmed with a tulle veil. She carried yellow tea roses.

The bridesmaids, the Misses Sylvia Smith of East Orange; Florence Mead of Hastings-on-Hudson and Elinor Stettig and Doris Redman of Manhattan, wore gowns of petunia color, made the same as that worn by Miss Scheffey. They carried arm bouquets of Spring flowers. Mr. Zabriskie had his father as his best man and John Zabriskie, Charles Dunbar, Thomas VanKirk Douglas and E. Eldridge Smith as ushers.

The bridegroom is a grandson of Mrs. Nicholas L. Zabriskie and the late Mr. Zabriskie, who were residents of Flatbush for many years. The bride is a graduate of Barnard College and of Wells College, and Mr.

Zabriskie is an alumnus of the Hill and Roxbury Schools and attended where he was a Vallie St. Anthony and Yale Glee Clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Zabriskie are motoring to New Orleans where they will remain for about four months and then go to Dallas, Texas, to make their home for two years.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Sperry of 155 Henry St. left today by train for Nassau, where they will spend a fortnight.

Chaminade Reception Committee Has Meeting and Birthday Party The reception committee of the Chaminade, Mrs. Robert Starr Allyn president, Mme. Emma RichardsonKuster, conductor, met yesterday at the home of the president, 428 Grand Ave. The meeting had been called on this particular date to combine with the birthday celebrations of three of its members, Mrs. Henry M.

Sugden, Mrs. B. Bertram Hagadorn and Mrs. Kathrene C. Parker.

Mrs. Sugden and Mrs. Samuel Glenn Rhodes were hostesses for the afternoon assisted by Mrs. Hagadorn and Mrs. Parker.

Herbert Gnad was in charge of the program which included two groups of piano solos by Mme. Kuster, solos by Mrs. Allyn accompanied by Rhoda L. Newton, organist of the Chaminade, and poems read by Mrs. Frederick G.

Harris, chairman of poetry. The guests of honor were Mrs. Allyn, Mrs. William A. Phillips, Mrs.

Tunis S. Bogart, Mrs. Charles K. Jonas, Mrs. Robert H.

Stenhouse, James B. Fisher, Mrs. Samuel Hughes, Miss Dorothy Haley, Mrs. William C. Feltman, Mrs.

Harold Krey, Mrs. Harold E. Selby, Mrs. Hagadorn, Mrs. Alfred R.

Fullerton, Mrs. J. Henry Roese, Mrs. John H. Gerken, Mrs.

Roland E. Meyer, Mrs. Ellen L. Peterson, Mrs. Stanley W.

Pallister, Mrs. Robert H. Rippere, Mrs. John Weinstein, and Mrs. Egbert Guernsey Brown.

Mrs. Chandler Mackey Gives Luncheon for Fete Chairmen Mrs. Chandler A. Mackey 649 E. 19th chairman of 10th birthday celebration of the General Lord Stirling Society, N.

S. C. A. to be held Towers Hotel on Feb. 22, entertained at luncheon yesterday for the chairman of tableaus, Miss Maud E.

Dilliard; chairman of costumes and scenery, Mrs. Edward H. Lockwood, and the president, Mrs. Theodore S. Cornell.

The rehearsal dates have been set for Feb. 10, 17 and 21. won the Arnold, committee Mrs. are Harold Mrs. Arthur stead, Mrs.

Harold J. Babbidge, Anthony Fiala, Mrs. Walter Friend, Mrs. Dean Hall, Mrs. Herbert W.

Ketcham, Mrs. Edward Lockwood, Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mrs. Harrison W. MacLenathen, Mrs.

Frank H. Parcells, Mrs. George Plett, Mrs. Charles Putnam, Mrs. Thomas Seckl, Mrs.

Elberon Smith, Mrs. Robert Strobridge, Mrs. Harold Whittaker, Mrs. John Faida, Mrs. Leland Bennett, Mrs.

Thurlow ton, Mrs. Clarence Montgomery, Mrs. Arthur Mackey, Mrs. A. E.

Witzel, Mrs. Cornell, Miss Edith Evans and Miss Dilliard. Women's Auxiliary Formed At Montauk Club Luncheon Plans to form a women's auxiliary to the Montauk Club were made at a luncheon at the club yesterday. The organization will have card parties. lectures and other forms of entertainment during the season.

The next meeting will be held at the clubhouse on Tuesday, Feb. 6. at 11 o'clock. Among those at the luncheon Mrs. Edwin Grace, Mrs.

Sherman Harding, Mrs. Walter J. Carlin, Mrs. Raymond G. Forbes, Mrs.

Harry B. Watt, Mrs. Marcus F. Searle. Mrs.

Homer B. Ashby, Mrs. Benjamin W. Blakey, Mrs. H.

D. Seaman. Mrs. Louis L. La Vine, Mrs.

Gertrude H. Kane, Mrs. E. Edwin Patterson. Mrs.

Robert L. Baird. Mrs. Cornelius Hearn Mrs. Louis G.

Fenton, Mrs. E. F. Moran, Mrs. J.

Riley and Mrs. Joseph Loughlin. Dr. G. F.

Beck delivered the fourth lecture of a series on "A Philosopher Looks at the World," last night, at the Brooklyn Jewish Center. Dr. Beck's lecture was divided into three sections. The first part dealt with the first manifestaions of belief in magic, and immediately following this, in the same phase, the appearance of the poet metaphysicians creation of the cosmic myth. second section them had to do with the Hebrew prophets and the wide departure that their philosophy took from the writings preceding them.

The conclusion of the lecture dealt mainly with teachings of Buddha. The concluding lecture in the current series will be delivered next Wednesday night at the Brooklyn Jewish Center. SAILED FOR BERMUDA Mrs. A. J.

Bowen of Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quenzer, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. VanZandt of Flushing were among those of local interest who sailed Bermuda today on the Furness liner Queen of Bermuda. HOSTESS TODAY Mrs. Henry George Dowsett of 239 Ocean Ave. entertained at her home at luncheon and bridge today for Mrs.

Paul Kocher, Mrs. Emil Nothiger and Mrs. Charles Wolf. SUPPER DANCE SATURDAY Consul General Mieczyslaw Marchlewski of Poland will be the guest of honor at a supper dance at the Club Polonaise at the Ambassador Hotel Saturday evening. Mrs.

Clement Rozanski of Brooklyn is chairman of the dance committee and Francis Pietrouski of Forest Hills is a member of her committee. of 40 Remsen St. was elected Association at the annual (Photo by Underwood Un- lard, chairman of the Neighborhood Club activities, announced that the Feb. 14 evening's entertainment would be in honor of the younger members and that Miss Clauda Alviene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Claude M. Alviene, would present a dance number. Among those present last night were Robert Alfred Shaw, Cedric Marshall Fox, Mr. and Mrs. V.

M. Frost, and Mrs. Harold I. Small, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Venning Bryant, Coleman Abbott. Miss Elizabeth Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chasseaud, Arthur E. Pethick and Nan Reid Parsons.

Mrs. William H. Cary Speaker At Botanic Garden Meeting Mrs. William H. Cary, authority on flower arrangement, was the speaker for third of a series of demonstrations and talks under the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in the rotunda, 1000 Washington Ave.

Mrs. Cary dinner. breakfast, lunch and slipper tables. including an economy table, to illustrate her talk. Mrs.

Charles E. Perkins is chairman of the auxiliary. Mrs. S. A.

Brown, for many years president of Federated Garden Clubs of New York State, presided. Long IslandSociety Miss Natalie Mai Coe and Comm. Leonardo Vitetti Will Be Wed at Oyster Bay Home Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson Coe of Planting Fields, Oyster Bay, announced from Cherokee Plantation, their Winter home at Yemassee, S.

the engagement of Mr. Coe's daughter, Miss Natalie Mai Coe, to Com. Leonardo Vitetti. Miss Coe's mother, who was a daughter of the late Henry H. Rogers, one of the early Standard capitalists, died nine years ago.

She is a niece of Col. Henry Huddleston Rogers of Southampton and Lady Fairhaven of London. She was graduated from Spence School in 1930 and made her debut that year. She has spent much time traveling since then. Commander Vitetti was born in Italy and studied law at the Royal University.

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S. 238 will hold its first semi-annual meeting and dance tomorrow evening. Miss Helen Dash of 1758 E. 9th St. is secretary.

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