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Telephone A in 4-6000 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1938 6 For Clantified Ad RetmUl Bates Are Set for Early Spring Festivals Marriage and Engagement News Wed to Mayor MISS MI LE TO BE HONORED The Italian Professional Women of America, will have a reception and cocktail dansant on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 20, at the Hotel Pierre. Manhattan, In honor of Lillian C. Mule, who will on this occasion be presented with the Diploma Di Benemercni! Islituto In-teruniversltario Italia no. Guests of honor will br: Mayor and Mrs.

LaOuarriia. Italian Consul General of New York. Comm. One-tauo Vecchiotti and Mrs. Cecil White Vecchiotti, MonMgnor Gae-tano Arcese.

Mr, and Mrs. Paul E. Fusco, Gr. Uff. and Mrs.

Generoso Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Po-lettl, Cav. Uff and Mrs.

Joseph Carlino, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Blanchfleld, Count and Countess Lulgl Crlscuolo, Dr. and Mrs.

Leonard Covello, Assistant District Attorney Anne J. Boylan. Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Calenda. Count and Countess Facchettt Guigha, Dr.

and Mrs. Vincenzo Cocum, Mortimer Kroll, Dr, and Mrs. Carmyne Lom-bardo, Comm. Dr. and Mrs.

Llonollo Perera. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Lombnrdo.

Dr. Emlleo Ceechi, Dr. and Mrs. Italo C. Falbo, Capt.

and Mrs. Vincenzo Rossini. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peyser, Judge Mich ORPHAN BENEFIT Mrs.

Franklin D. Roosevelt mid group of other prominent women have become honorary patrons for the annual all-star show and fashion revue for the Israel Orphan Asylum, to be held on Saturday venlng, March 19. in Madison Bquare Garden. Manhattan. The event, will aid the annual support of Hie two homes of the Institution, 274-2R2 2d Manhattan, and 2532-2550 Dickens Far Rockaway.

Mrs. Oustave Hart-man is president of the institution. WOOD CALLAHAN Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trent-hard Wood of 2 Gordon Place.

New-Brighton, Staten Island, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Wood, to Vincent H. Callahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Callahan of Brooklyn.

Miss Wood attended Notre Dame Academy. Staten Island, and Convent of the Sacred Heart. Edon Hall, Torresdale. Pa. Mr.

Callahan Is a graduate of Brooklyn Preparatory School and Fordhnin University and attended Fordham Law School. COl'RT MARGARET MARY JIMORS PLAN BENEFIT The Junior League of the Bnxik-lyn DivLsiou of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society of Denver, will have a benefit dance In the Grecian Room of the Hotel 8t. George on March 12. Proceeds will go towards fulfilling the league's quota in the maintenance of the society's hospital and sanitorlum at Denver. The dance will be the second large social affair given by the Junior League since Its organization in September as a branch of the older Brooklyn division.

Miss Bernice Snltzor, chairman 'of the dance committee, will be assisted by Miss Shirley Schwartz and Miss Jeannette Holzer. Music will be by Zinn Arthur and his orchestra. Officers of the Junior League are the Misses Viola Alterson, chairman; Anita Ross, vice chairman; Lillian Antin, corresponding secretary; Myra Adelstein, social secretary, and Edna Green, treasurer. KOELN EMANl EL Miss Estelle Emanuel of 72 86th St. was married yesterday to Herman A.

Koeln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koeln of 573 E. 39th St. The ceremony was performed at St.

Anselm's Church in the presence of the immediate families. Mrs. Evelyn Tabone was her sister's only attendant and Bernard Koeln was best man for his brother. A reception followed at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Mrs.

Koeln attended Dewey Junior High School. Mr. Koeln is a graduate of Brooklyn Technical High School and is a second lieu Valentine Praises Father-Son Fetes Says Such Dinners Crime Preventives, in Talk at Norwegian Church Police Commissioner Valentine cited understanding and co-operation between parents and children as the most effective crime preventive at a father and son dinner in the Zlon Norwegian Church, 4th Ave. and 63d St. "The boy that has a good father and mother striving to bring him up right is the most fortunate in the world, providing the parents understand their responsibilities to him, themselves and Almighty God," he said.

Commending the prevalence of father and son get-togethers as indications of the making of better citizens, the commissioner asked; "Why do we worry about the rising generation?" "It's more than a police problem. It's an economic, social, housing and family problem," he answered. Commissioner Valentine also spoke directly to the youngsters, urging them to look up to Abraham Lincoln as an inspiration and to go to their parents and policeman with any troubles they may have. More than 250 persons attended the dinner, sponsored by the church Men's Club, hose head, Dr. Walthcr I.

Brandt, was toastmaster. The Rev. Helmer Halvorsen gave the in vocation and Thomas Ekeland directed the Amity Male Chorus in a song recital. Erick J. Pedersen addressed the fathers and Arthur J.

Jensen gave a talk for the sons. SMITH BOXER Miss May Smith of 2065 Grand Concourse, Bronx, will be married next Sunday afternoon to Joseph Boxer of 1042 45th St. The ceremony and reception will be held at the Menorah Masonic Temple. Miss Smith will have as her attendant Miss Anne Boxer, sister of the bridegroom, and Mr. Boxer will have as his best man, Jack Greenberg.

After the reception the couple will leave for a tour of the South and return to make their residence in Brooklyn. AUXILIARY PARTY The Ladies Auxiliary of Brooklyn Council No. 60, K. of will hold a card party at their clubhouse, 371 9th on Wednesday evening. Miss Mae Chin is president of the auxiliary.

Mrs. Anna M. Rock Is chairman of the affair, assisted by Mrs. Gretta Blackford, co-chairman; Mrs. Sarah Curry, Mrs.

Annie Wall, Mrs, Mae Boehm, Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs. Thomas Reidy, Mrs. Catherine Cunningham, Mrs. Mary Hogan, Mrs.

Sadie Alexander, Mrs. Mary Caldwell, Mrs. Marie Lally, Mrs. Anne Allen, Mrs. Agnes Brady, Mrs.

Jennie Rowe, Mrs. William Moore, Mrs. James Preiser, Mrs, Mary Timms, Mrs. Joseph Blsottl, Mrs. Edward O'Connor, Mrs.

Mary Hynes, Mrs. Elizabeth Keenan, Mrs. Rebecca Galvln, Mrs. Annie Meyers, Mrs. Frank Sharp, Mrs.

Agnes M. Far-rell, the Misses Eleanor Sharp, Mae Grady, Anne Cassldy, Lauretta Kenny, Mary and Margaret Wlmett, Marie Sharp, Margaret Gleason, Viola Lannon, Mae Chin and Sylvia Anastasia. IVRIAH BENEFIT A luncheon, bridge and fashion show, to be sponsored by the Flat- 1 VrV -jt'vi4if Bl'RPRISE PARTY Miss Hedwlg Schmiedeknecht was honored at a surprise party given in honor of her birthday last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis C.

Moger, 1318 Bedford Ave, Among those present were Mr. and Mrs, Walter Goebel, Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ehe, Mr, and Mrs.

Rudolph Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. George Koenig, William Pressler, Miss Norma Ehe, Mrs. Anna Mantler, Mrs, Tlllle Koster, Mrs. Margaret Schneider, Mrs.

Freda Ortly, Mrs. Scharf and Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Moger.

Miss Schmiedeknecht, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Goebel, will return to Germany in March. PARTY SUBSCRIBERS MLss Marie O'Shea, general chairman of the tea and bridge, which will be given by the Bishop O'Shea Mission Auxiliary on Saturday at the Towers Hotel, announces the following subscribers: Mrs. Joseph L.

Black, Mrs, Nelson S. Erhart, Mrs. William J. McCarthy, Mrs. William J.

McClimont, Mrs. Francis J. Meyer, Mrs. Fred P. Moats, Mrs.

William Grill, Mrs. Joseph San-tangelo, Mrs, Rase Shea, Mrs. Cornelius Sullivan, Mrs. Charles G. Cox, Mrs.

Anna Fabb, Mrs. Harry Breuer, Mrs. Walter Trum, Mrs. Joseph F. Lunnon, Mrs.

Walter Wacker, Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers Harson, Mrs. James M. Kelly, Mrs. Eugene Tully, Mrs.

John Delaney, Mrs. Daniel Shea, Mrs. William Culle, Mrs. Daniel B. O'Shea, Mrs.

Thomas Corey, Mrs. Thomas Rotchford, Mrs. William Fleming, Mrs. Joseph Schubert, Mrs. Arthur Ray, Mrs.

Edward A. Flemming. Also the Misses Marie L. Bauer, Irene Catterson, Sadie Catterson, Margaret Crowley, Marie Dunn, Bernadette Garvey, Irene Machate, Katherine R. Macri, Helen G.

Martin, Letltla McClimont, Katherine Grill. Rita O'Grady, Agnes O'Shea, Marie O'Shea, Lillian Polo, Lucille Polo. Marjorie Willeman, Mary G. Cox. Madeline Bodkin, Alice Jordan, Violet Lundell, Lucy McDermott, Ruth Warner, Julia Dressel, Agnes Carey, Helen M.

Blac k. Helen Hand, Agnes M. O'Shea, Mildred McGold-rick, Helen Walsh, Ann Schrage, Emma Bergen, Katherine McShane, Agnes McShane, Lillian Kelly, Dorothy Mitchell, Clara Fleming, Amelia Peyer.sen, May Lutwell. Alice Harley, A card party will be given Court Margaret Mary, 711, of the Catholic Daughters of America, on Thursday evening at the clubhouse. 2040 Bedford Ave.

The commit lee In charge includes Mrs. Alice Reiiiy. Mrs. Marv Schorr and Mrs. Mary 1 1 Hayden.

Mrs. Ida C. Smith is regent. BENEFIT DANCE Thu second annual formal dance tenant In the 307th Infantry Of -the'' A bush Division of Ivriah, the Women's Division of the Jewish Education Association, on Tuesday at the Hotel Victoria, Manhattan, will aid ii ir rr if-Tn ml Mrs. Aaron Horovitz is the former Miss Helen Clafter, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Clafter of 239 Ocean Ave. Mr. Horovitz Is the Mayor of Cornwall, Canada. (Underwood Underwood photo.) United States Army.

After a motor trip to the Catskill Mountains the couple will live at 1144 E. 43d St. ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS Miss Catherine A. McTernan of 725 Rugby Road, president of the Altar Society of Our Lady of Refuge Church, entertained on Thursday evening in honor of the officers, general chairman, chairmen and co-chairmen of the card party, fashion promenade and tea which will be held in the Hotel Biltmore, Manhattan, Saturday afternoon. Reports from each committee were read and final plans for the aflair were discussed.

Mrs. John D. Laurie, general chairman, and Muss Cecile McTernan assisted Miss McTernan at the coffee table. The following list of patrons and patronesses was announced: Hue R-v. William J.

Gately, the Rev. James F. Kelly, Miss Jane Glackcn. Miss Elizabeth Maher, Miss Jane Maguire, Mrs. Albert White, Miss Florence Walsh.

Mrs. Frank Ross, Miss Mary Elizabeth Tahany, Mrs. Harry Dennisson, Mrs. Thomas J. Deegan, Miss Gertrude Riordan, Mrs.

Daniel A. Riordan, Miss Charlotte McLaughlin, Mrs. Mary Graf, Mrs. Herbert Parks, Mrs. Arthur Saunders, Mrs.

Joseph J. Ryan. Mrs. John E. Biggins.

Mrs. Margaret Downer, Mrs, Charles Dodd, Mrs. Jacques Kleinklans, Miss Helen the Kindergarten Scholarship and Endowment Fund of the organization. The Ivriah fund provides scholarships for the underprivileged children of Greater New York to attend the Jewish religious schools in the city. Mrs.

Samuel Kantrowitz of Brooklyn is chairman of the event. Mrs. Gabriel Hamburger is chairman of Ivriah with national headquarters at 70 5th Manhattan. Mrs. Max Lazare is co-chairman of the organization and chairman of the Endowment Fund, with Mrs.

L. J. Margulies serving as assistant. Ivriah has 24 divisions throughout the Greater City with ten functioning In Brooklyn and four on Long Island. WAGNER ROSE Mr.

and Mrs. Isadore Wagner of 434 Marion St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ruth Wagner, to Lester Rose of 654 St. Mark's son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Max Rase. Miss Wagner wa.s graduated from New York University in June. 1936. She is a member of Psi Chi, National Honor Psychology Society, and of the Economics Honor Society. Mr.

Rose Is a Journalist. IRELAND FITZ MAI'RICE 1,500 Attend Ball Of Agoglia Group Some 1,500, including leading political figures of the district, attended a mask and civic ball of the Arthur Agoglia Association of the 7th A. D. at Prospect Hall, Prospect and 5th Aves. Elections Commissioner William J.

Heffeman, Democratic leader of the 7th A. was guest of honor. Others present included Magistrate Sylvester Sabbatlno, State Senator John J. Howard, Assemblyman William Klrnan and Sheriff James V. Mangano.

Also Al Torre, standard bearer of the Al Torre Association; John A. Thompson, Republican leader of the 7th A. Edward J. Qulnn, executive member of the Quinn 7th A. D.

Democratic Association, and John Rushmer of the Rushmer 7th A. D. Democratic Club. Representatives of the Drombow-ski Post, American Legion; Sunset Club, Let's Go Democratic Club and Holy Name Society of St. Rocco's Church also attended.

Marie Angeline, Frances Mosher, Lou Lunriin, Florence Wilkinson. Ann Snyder, Vi Wuelpcr and Kay-Conway. Mrs. Joseph L. Black is president and the Rev.

William F. McClimont is honorary president. BRIDGE HOSTESS Mrs. Ernest Wolff of 526 Monroe Of St. Joseph's Auxiliary of the i Sisters of St.

Joseph in Puerto will be held Saturday evening. March 5. In the Silver Room of the Ambassador Hotel, Manhattan. Music will be furnished by Collins and his orchestra. Miss Rita 1 C.

Rochford. president of the aux- 1 tllary, Is honorary chairman of the dance. Miss Rita O. Weiss of Brooklyn la In charge of tickets Miss Mildred F. Snider is in I Charge of table reservations.

Miss Marion R. Noon Is in charge of boosters and Miss Rita Coughlm is In charge of patrons for the dance. Serving on the committee are the Misses Mabel McNulty. Dorothv McLoughhn, Althra Raifertv, Claire Healy, Mary Rochford, Vera Ohrt-mann, Mary Hannan. Mrs.

James Rochford and Mrs. John Fat-rell. ANNUAL GET-TOGETHER The Hamilton Dexiocratic Club Of the 18th A. D. will hold its annual get-tOEether dinner and dance at the Parkway 826 Nostrand on Feb.

24. Irwin Steingut. leader of the 18th will be the guest of honor, TWINS HONORED Mr. and Mrs. James Crimes, for- i merly of Greenpoint and now resi- dents of Flatbush, entertained lor their twin daughters, the Misj-cs Marion and Kathaleen Grime, who recently were graduated from Girl, Commercial High School, at a graduation party.

Dancing, singing and games were held in the afternoon and evening and at midnight qupper was served. Among those present were Mr. nd James Grimes, Mr. and i Mrs. John J- McLaughlin.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Varley, Mr.

and Mrs. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Var- i ley, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Houck. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith. Arthur Ferris, the MU-es Grimes, Pccgv Varley, Catherine Mrs.

Claire M. Ireland of 2112 Dorchester Road announces the en- ael G. Detore, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dt Giovanna.

Dr. and Mrs. Armando Ferraro, Mr. and Mrs. Julius C.

Mysel, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L. Jacoby, Dr. and Mrs.

Joseph LEptscope. Dean and Mrs. Mario Cosenza and Attorney General and Mrs. John J. Bennett.

JR. LEAGUE DANCE The annual supper dance of the Democratic Junior League will be held In the Madison Room of the Hotel Biltmore, Manhattan, on Saturday. Miss Grace E. Manning is president of the organization and Miss Loretta H. White chairman of the dance.

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt heads the list of patronesses, assisted by Mrs. Herbert H. Lehman, Caroline O'Dav, Frances Perkins, Rose M.

Reese, Mrs. James A. Farley. Mrs. J.

Borden Harriman, Mrs. James A. Foiev. Mrs. John J.

Boylan, Mrs. Alfred E. Smith. Mrs. rover A.

Mrs. Anna M. Ro.cnber'- Mrs. John P. O'Brien, Mrs.

W. H. Good. Mrs. John F.

Curry. Mi.ss Klla T. Sullivan and Mrs. William Collins. The proceeds of the affair will go to the Social Service Bureau.

WEDDING CAKE' For the third consecutive year, the dramatic group of the Mane Blocde Club for Blind Girls is in the mid.t of rehearsals in preparation of a three-act comedy entitled -Wedding Cake," to be presented it the Central Branch of the W. C. on the evening of Feb. 24. The chorus, under the direction of Mrs.

Elizabeth Payne Stutnm. will add the musical touch to the program and a group of tap dancers under the direction of Mi.ss Wavne and Mr. White will offer their version of the latest step. All members of the are either blind or partially-sighted girls. I The dramatic group is being I coached by Miss Marjorie Sidney.

The ca.st 'will include Ella Jack-! son. Theresa Woods, Rose Helman, Helen Zivan. Marie Kohler. Angelina Cancelosi and Helen Polcnt. PRESIDENTIAL BALL The Junior League of the Beth Israel Hospital will hold its Presidential Ball at the newly decorated Silver Room of the Capitol Hotel.

Manhattan, on Saturday night. Art Kahn and his Hotel Montrlalr Orchestra will play. Tiie proceeds will be turned over to the Dora Paul Fund for Cancer Research. GANNON EARNS Mi.ss Agnes Es-telle Kearns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Leo Kearn.s of 1504 Bushwick and George Murray Gannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gannon of 991 Decatur were married at a nuptial mass yesterday morning at. Our Lady of Lourdes R. C.

Church. Father Paul Dippold, a cousin of the officiated at the service, and a wedding break-iast and reception loilowed in the Patio Room of the Hotel St. George. The bride wore a gown of antique ivory satin with seed pearl collar and" culls. Her tulle veil was draped from a Juliet cap of seed pearls.

Mrs. Howard Chase of Washington. D. sWcr of the bride, was honor matron, and Wiltred Thomas K-arns. brother of the bride, best man.

Four other brothers of the bride acted as ushers, Clement, Leo Francis, Thomas I-o Jr. and Nor-bert William Kearns. The couple will live in Brooklyn. SKOLMC'K GOLDBERG Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Rae Skolnick of 5316 14th Ave. to Morris Goldberg, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Goldberg of 186 E. 57th St. Mr. Goldberg is a graduate of St.

John's University Law School and Is a former president of the East Flat-bush Social and Athletic Club. gagement of her daughter, Miss Claire Angela Ireland, to James J. Fitz Maurice son of Mr, and Mrs. James J. Fitz Maurice of 2228 Vanderveer Place.

McKENNA McBRIDE Miss Agnes A. Patricia McBride, Ileffeman, Miss Thresp Kelly, Miss Marcella Rankin. Mrs. William Pickett, Miss Helen Herdman. Mrs.

Joseph Wise. Mrs. John S. Sullivan, Mrs. George Treacy, Mrs.

William D. MeClun. Mrs. Felix Mc-Kenna, Mrs. Frederick Nichols, Mrs.

Charles Menthrup, Mrs. Joseph Tobin, Mrs. David Daly. Miss Ann Newman, Mrs. Paul Gallagher.

Miss Regina O'Shea. Mrs. Patrick Goodman. Mrs. Thomas Pugh, Miss Genevieve Connelly.

Mrs. John J-McDonald. Mrs. Arthur Wal-h. Mrs.

William C. Werner, Mrs. William F. Heissenbuttel, Mrs. George Ber- Fears New Bill Would Cause Greater Shortage of Nurses daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William J. McBride of 80 Clermont was married to John J. McKenna, son of Mrs. Elizabeth McKenna of 112 Hall yesterday.

The ceremony was jxirformed at the Sacred Heart VALENTINE SOCIAL A Saint Valentine's Social will be held Saturday evening at Hanson Place Baptist Church by the Third District Council of the Young People's Baptist Union of Brooklyn and Long Island. Proceeds will go to "Sunshine Acres." a fresh air home at Commack, under the auspices of the Y. P. B. U.

The social committee appointed by George W. Brown Jr. Is heaied by Miss Estelle Squire, Miss Wynne Canover, Kenneth L. Brown and Edward Westerberg. Assisting the social committee Is Robert M.

Hubbard, chairman of publicity. CRANE BEAN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Crane of 1456 E.

56th St. announce that the marriage of their daughter, Miss Margaret Laws Crane, to Delete David Bean son of Mr. and Mrs. Delcie David Bean of East Jaffrey, N. will take place on Saturday in the Kings Highway Baptist Church, with Rev.

Milton R. Wilkes officiating. Following the ceremony, which will be performed at 8 p.m., a wedding reception will take place igi the Terrace Room of the Half Moon Hotel. The bride will be attended by Mrs. Charles Eugene Welling, her sister, and Vernon James Bean, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man.

The ushers will be Phillip Darling of East Jaffrey and Arthur E. Crane, brother of the bride. Miss Sally Crane will act as the flower girl. The bridegroom is a graduate of Dartmouth College and a member of the firm of D. D.

Bean Sons of East Jaffrey. Mi.ss Crane attended Pace Institute. Following a wedding trip South, the couple will make their residence in East Jaffrey. Miss Eleanor Smith, aviatrix: the Rev. Henry A.

Schorr, rabbi of Congregation Adath Israel, and Assemblyman Patrick H. Sullivan were the honor and principal shakers at the fourth annual supper dance of the Wtlllamsbrldge Day Nursery at Hotel Astor, Manhattan, last night. Mrs. Anne Mason was toast-master. LEGION VMTS Three Kings County American Church by the Rev.

Jeremiah Rellly. The bride was attended by her sis- St. entertained at a bridge and tea recently. Among those present were Mrs. Carl A.

Braun, Mrs. P. Delafield. Ethel Henry, Mrs. Vera Lawrence, Mrs, William Morgan, Mrs.

H. M. Peterson, Mrs. Paul Renault. Miss Bertha Reicharrit, Mrs.

Paul Urban and Mks Marcella Wlschusen. WALKER-IIERRNKIND Miss Elsie Herrnkind of 10 Holm-crest Court, Oceansirie, will be married next Sunday to John Robert Walker of Manhattan. The ceremony will be performed at 5 o'clock in the Oceanslde Lutheran Church, with the pa.stor, the Rev. T. Rene Meyer, officiating.

Miss Herrnkind will have as maid of honor Miss Ruby Walker, sl-ter of the bridegroom. William Oilman of Hempstead Gardens will be best man for Mr. Walker. Carl Llndberg and Roy Llndberg, nephews of the bride, will usher. Miss Herrnkind will be given In marriage by her brother, Christian Herrnkind.

A reception at the Rock-ville Country Club will follow the ceremony. After their return from a wedding trip South the couple will make their home in St. Albans. FIRST ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs.

Frank J. McCann of 354 93d St. entertained at their home at a buffet supper recently in honor of their first wedding anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Girard of Kew Gardens; Ray McCann, James Finnerty Gene Smith. Larry O'Brien and Carl Nielson and the Misses Julia Fitzgerald. Dorothy Owens, Irene Peterson, all of Brooklyn, and Elizabeth Varley and James Grimes John Walsh. Cornelius Walsh Jr. and John Varley Jr.

ANNUAL CARD PARTY The annual card party sponsored ter. Miss Veronica McBride, as maid of honor and the Mioses Helen Keir-nan and Bernadette Sweeney. Charles McKenna was best man for his brother and the ushers were Gerald McBride and William McKenna. A reception followed at the Hotel Bossert. After a wedding trip South the couple will live in Bay Ridge.

AMERICAN ORT The Women's American ORT will hold a membership tea at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Manhattan, on Wednesday afternoon. I. J. Singer, author of "The Brothers Gerta Rosan and Helen Beverly will take part In the program.

Nina Kwartin, concert singer, will render several selections, MRS. M'LTY HOSTESS Mrs. William E. Nulty of 528 4th St. entertained at her home at luncheon on Tuesday.

Among those present were Mrg. John E. Lowe, Mrs. Robert Rome, Mrs. John G.

Coughlin, Mrs. M. Blaber, Mrs. D. McManus, Mrs.

John A. Maguire, Miss Anna L. Mnlinn, Mrs. Frederick V. Miles, Daniel McDonald.

Mrs. John J. Coiley and the Misses Molly and Louise O'Brien. I gen, -Mrs. Clare lonner.

u-1 tor Dodworth, Mrs. Leo O'Neil. Mrs. John T. G.

Finn. Mrs. Michael Walsh, Mrs. James Muldoon. Mrs.

1 James Donnellan. Mrs. Richard Oliver. Mrs. M.

Agnes Van Alen. Mrf. Alan Fisher, Mrs. James J. Griffiths.

Miss Bessie Gibbons. Mrs. Daniel C. Keefe. Mrs.

H. Kummerle. MUs Gertrude Regan. Mrs. Dennis A.

Hickev, Mrs. Albert Bamberger, Mrs. John S. McMahon, Mrs. William Mulrv, Mrs.

Frank A. Comity. Miss Margaret O'Neil, Mrs. Sand-ford T. Reilly.

Mrs. James Neylon. Mrs. Martin Noonan, Mrs. Richard Bennett.

Miss Elizabeth O'Brien. Mrs. Jeremiah Dalton and Miss Elizabeth Glacken. Miss Mary M. McGinty of 875 Putnam Ave.

Is attending the Win-; tor carnival at, Dartmouth College, HaBover, N. H. I EDWIN A CLUB I The Edwina Club will give a luncheon, bridge and cocktail party at Franklin Towers. Manhattan, on Saturday, Feb. 26.

The proceeds are to go toward the care of 600 tubercular patients at Seton Hospital, iv non-seciarian institution under the care of the Sisters of Charity. The committee in charge includes Mrs, Anthony, founder: Mrs. Robert Brierton, Mrs. James Gaff-j ney. Mrs.

Agnes Hennessey, Miss i Mae Magovern, Mrs. Leo McAuliffe, Mrs. William MeClttnn. Mrs. Kath-I rriiv McElrov, Mrs.

William Sulli- van, Miss Grace Weber, Honorary Chairman Mrs. William Slevin and Press Chairman Miss Elizabeth Alexander. I TO PLAY seating or weehawken, N. J. COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED The United Societies of Holy In- nocents Church will hold the fourth A shortage of nurses, referred to in a recent letter to The Eagle by a Brooklyn teacher, was caused by "representatives of the New York State Nurses Association raising the standards." It Is charged by Beatrice V.

Stevenson, R. former president of the association. In an aaswering letter, Miss Stevenson also takes Issue with Mrs. Ethel G. Prince, now president of the group, for the latter's support of the Nurses Practice Bill spoasored by Assemblywoman Jane Todd, and questions the possibility that the situation would be eased by the bill's passage.

Miss Stevenson's letter follows: "The letter printed in The Eagle Jan. 16 complaining of conditions in Kings County Hospital will doubtless be given proper consideration by the hospital authorities. I think that it Is important for us to pay special attention to the statement of Dr. S. S.

Goldwater, Commissioner of Hospitals, that there is a nursing shortage In all city hospitals and that more nurses are badly needed. "We recall that when the eight-hour law went into effect July. 1937, the Department of Hospitals turned to the WPA, the National Employment Service, wrote letters to 1.400 schools of-nursing and placed advertisements In all available professional magazines and in 25 leading newspapers. Widespread Aid "Meetings of district nurses associations were addressed by spokesmen for the department, and each superintendent of nurses made efforts in her own locality to obtain nurses. High schools and vocational schools also helped.

Finally cooperation was offered and accepted from District 13 of the Association of Hospitals and Medical Professionals and from nurstng organizations and relief agencies In an effort to fill the new assignments. "Tills shortage of nurses was brought about primarily by the representatives of the New York State Nurses Association raLsing the standards and educational requirements and closing many long established schools of nursing, and, to quote Dr. Basil O. MacLean of the Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester: 'There so much agitation for revised curriculum and Increased educational requirements and higher standards that It is feared by many that a Legion units have planned parties! to raise funds for the cam- I age will not prevail in the field of the practical nurse hereafter to be known as the nursing aid, If the State Nurses Association secures control over them, and If the requirements for license were such as to limit the supply of practical nurses who would take care of those patients unable to employ the registered nurse? Under Doctor's Orders "It is really amazing to read the flood of language which is being poured forth about the peril of the practical nurse. After all, she Is caring for the patient under the doctor's orders and he knows that he is dealing with a person who docs not meet the requirements of the New York State Nurse Practice Act if she is not registered.

"Granted that it is desirable to identify all those who nurse for hire by requiring a license, is it reasonable to expect the Regents of the University 'of the State of New York, who establish the educational requirements for members of the various professions, also to take cognizance of the many home situations when what is needed is a housekeeper and a person of common sense and compassion? These are the peopje who make up the 41,000 unregistered nurses. The Y. W. C. A.

and the Catholic Big Sisters and similar organizatioas have been making an effort to meet the demand for practical nurses. What do these organizations think of the Es-quirol-Todd Bill? Would their graduates be given a license by.the Regents? No information has been given so far as to what the Regents' requirements would be for obtaining a license as a nursing aid. "Why should the State Nurses Association attempt to regulate and control this group of workers who are not members and never sould qualify for aiembershlp in their association? "It would be Interesting to know what the Resents think about this proposed legislation with its extraordinary definition of the practice of nursing; what do they think of this effort to invest them with such police power over the care of the patient In the home, the physician in charge of the case and the nurse herself, call her practical nurse, nursing aid or by any other name you chose. These workers should be under local supervision such as Assemblyman B. J.

Moran is trying to establish for builders by a bill requiring the Mayor to appoint a board to examine and license them, This would seem to come tho annual reception, card party and dance, in the grand ballroom of the I Hotel St. George on Monday eve-1 nlng. Feb. 28. Mi.ss Catherine Wills, president of i the Blessed Virgin sodality, has an- IIK KEY SHAM.EY Marie Louise Shanlcy.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick William of 25(i (list was. married to John I)e La Salle Hii key. son of Mrs.

Catherine Eiiz TO UK FETED by the Mothers' Club of the Central Queens Y. M. C. A. will be held on Friday evening in Mills Hall at the Jamaica The entire proceeds will go to the division to purchase new equipment.

Mrs. R. E. Settle, chairman of ways and means, will Ik- assisted by the commit tee as follows: Mr. W.

J. Reusch. Mrs N. B. Gordon, Mrs.

N. W. Emslie, Mrs. H. S.

West, Mrs. J. J. Johnson and Mrs. Q.

Jennings. On the reception committee will, be Mrs. Lawrence Hamsiev, presi- dent, and Mrs. J. A.

Whian. secre- tarv. In charge of refreshments will be Mrs. J. J.

and her committee, Mrs. Christier Neaie, Mrs. Burton Houk. Mrs. J.

T.mp-on and Mrs. William Baker. Becau.se Washington's Birthday falls on the regular meeting the February mee'intr of the club will be held on Tuesday. Af'er -he I business meeting. Mrs.

V. Jen- rings, program chairman, lias ar- 1 ranged to hold an birthday party. The guest sneaker for the afternoon will be Jo Carroll of the Queens Public Library. SILVER SAM TATION SOIKI.E The Young People's League of Ununited Synagogue of America will sponsor a "Silver Salutation Soiree" on Feb. 26 at the Hotel Delinonico, Manhattan.

The affair, the opening salute to' the United Synagogue on the celebration of Its 25th anniversary, which occurs this year. endow the Jewish Youth Journal a w-x monthly publication of tin- group. John Lewis of Brooklyn. n.vm:itil president. has appoint-M the following committee for the nflair: Harold Ooldfarb of chairman: Flf fir Fa her and B-n M.

Brender of Brooklyn; Sidney Lou Arnold. Krn and Morten Greenberg of Bronx. Mar-celle Elfenheim and RTh of Bayonne. N. Paul ri ot Flushing and Arnold R.

oi Jackson Heights. KOGFLM N-M -DERMOTT Mrs. N. Kocelmnri of Avenue announces the rntaje. ment of her dauch'T Mi.s I.ut-.:-D.

Kogelman. to T. Dunian M'-Dcrmott, son of Mr. and Per F. McDermott.

125A Clark on Am. CARD I'XRTV-DAM The United Societies of S'. Bai-baras Church. Bleeck-r St. and Central Ave, plan a raid pnrty, to be held In St.

Barbara's s-lioo! hall, on Washington's Bi'-hdav ve, Feb. 21, Theie will also be danelng (luring the cards, with music furnished by the Cameo Club Orchestra. I paign to establish a Summer camp for undernourished children. Mrs. Mae Ernst Is auxiliary camp chairman.

The Gravesend unit, of which Mrs. Rose Kilbert is chairman, will give a card party at the clubhouse on Saturday, while the George P. Davis unit, of which Mrs. James Kelly is president, has planned a card party for March 7 at 1068 Fulton St. The James L.

Young unit, of which Mrs. Helen Plerson Is president, will hold a luncheon at the Brooklyn Eagle Home Guild on May 3. KING WILSON The marriage of Ruth Cecelia Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edward S. Wilson of 42 2d to John Kenneth King, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John J. King. 405 L'nlon took place yeatMay in St. Mary Star of the Bea C'hurth.

The ceremony, performed by the Rv. Al-phone M. Rlekert, was followed by a wedding breakfa.it at the Towers Hotel. Miss Claire was maid of honor. Thomas F.

Rlckert was best man and the ushers were William R. Alclde and Charles A. Shute. The bride wore a gown of white satin and her bouquet was of gardenias and lily of the valley. Following a trip to Washington, D.

Mr. and Mrs. King will make their home at 15 Westminster Road, iff The Senior Young People's Society of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church on Thursday and i Friday ill present "The Spanish Onion." The includes the Misses I.d::' Haimon. Helen Mohr, Mar-j 't-i" Diliman.

Helen Truessel, Eliza Siiiir, Gravel imsrxt and Henry Kramer, Herbert Meyer. Fred III-; lenberg. Wal'er Dodd. Ernest Knorlie and Lester Merkel. CONCERT AND DANCE Three musical units of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary will unite for a loint concert and dance nt the nounced the names of the members who will serve on the candy, flower and cigarette committees, at a meeting in the school auditorium on Friday evening.

Miss Sally Dennen Is the chairman of the candy committee and will be assisted by the Misses Catherine Rice, Mary Elizabeth Kllroe, Patricia Scanlon, Marjorie Fletcher, Patricia Lindner. Gloria MacKnlght, Joan Mary Goate, Ger-aldine Brennan and Rose La Russo. Assisting Miss Josephine Deflno, chairman of the cigarette committee, wl'J be the Misses Levlnlne Smith, Lucille Savonty, Ruth Clarke. Loul.se Fernandez. Mary Donnellan, Joan O'Keefe, Helen MeCafferty, Sonya Hunter, Rita Keating, Kay Carroll and Virginia Titus.

The flower committee will Include the Misses Margaret Davis, chairman; Ann Rafter, Dorothy Bert-rand, Helen Scanlon, Katherine Bertrand, Grace Scanlon, Teresa O'Reilly, Eleanor Bertrand, Ann Savarese and Jane Cahlll. A meeting of all the committees representing the United Societies will be held on Tuesday In the evening In the school auditorium. NELSON S( III LMERG Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson announce the engagement of their daughter, Mis Nettle Nelson, to Hilllard Scliulberu, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Emanuel Schulberg of 2022 aoeth Hickey of 7H02 4th Ave. nt a nuptial mm at' the Church of St. Patrick. Ft.

Hamilton, yesterday morning. The Rev. John V. performed the ceremony, and a reception and breakfast followed in the Mirror Room ot the Hotel St. George.

Miss Anne Mahlman of Brooklyn was maid of honor, and Mrs. Peter Foliar and Miss Anne Plachter bridesmaids, James Rock was best man, and John MeCnnn. David Dnseoll. Frank Lynch and Robert Shaniev ushers. The bride wote a gown of white slipper satin in leui Anne style and carried a cascade bouquet of lilies, gaid'-nias and sweet peas.

The couple plan a wedding trip Bermuda, and will return to lie 123 Marine Avenue. RENWIf DINSMORE Mr. and Mrs. Cirorae W. Renwlek of Springfield Garden, announced the engagement their daughter.

Miss Rer.wi'k. to Gordon G. Dinsmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward of M3 Orchard J.

Mi I- a member of the P.lio Kappa I.ainba Sorority. Mr l.i. kv and the tiiai- and Irnia La-ky of IDtiT 21; St are at the Cava Her Hotel, Miami IV ach, Fla. Mr Jo.eph A la R.k-e of 2037 F. With St.

will en'er'ani at. dinner today in honor of Assis'nnt Attorney General John Crary, Mrs. Ciary and I Mrs. Robert PeeU Eighth Acnuo Temple on Thursday evening. March 24.

The Kings County American Lrcinn Band, under the direction of P. Re.s-equie. the American L'-gion Glee Club and the American I.rgion Auxiliary Glee Cub will partioipa'e. In 'heir solo ensembles Alvah Nlehois will dire't the male glee club, while M.ss Violet Wagner will direct the women. Maud Horner will be the piano Harold S.

Enng, the band (hum nimni" Joe Piccirillo. nrp.U Board of Health rather than the State Department of Education and nurse will come to need a Bachelor's degree to give a back "Tills same group of nurses Is now advocating the passage of an amendment to the Nurse Practice Act in the Legislature known as the F.s- qtilrol-Todd Bill which would pro-1 hlbit any one from nursing for hire I or compensation unless they have a. the Board of Regents of the Unl versify of the State of New Yojk, State llcen.se either as a registered nurse or as a nursing aid. It is The bride attended St. Academy.

Mr. King attended Pace Institute of Accounting and Is a lieutenant In the 71st Infantry, N. Y. Herbert W. Lind and Mr.

and Mrs. Jason Bacon have been recent guest at the Chateau Frontcnac, Quebec, "Would It not be reasonable first to come to an understanding with all parties concerned as to what the nursing aid should be required to know and where she should receive her Instructions before asking the Legislature to enact any such bill as that sponsored by MUs Todd?" Miss Lillian C. Mule of 4320 Avenue will be presented with the diploma di bencmcrenza next Sunday afternoon at the reception and tea dance to be given by the Italian Professional Women of America. Inr at. the Hotel Pierre, Manhattan.

(H. Tarr photo.) 80th St. MLss Nelson Is a graduate of Adelphl College. Mr, Schulberg attended Brooklyn College and Brook- said that there are now 37,000 registered nurses In the State and 41,000 unregistered nurses. What assurance have ws that the same short dent of the Legion Glee Club, and I Mary Bradley, president of the Auxiliary Glee Club, have charge of the affair.

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