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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL '4, 1935 MT 23 L. I. Hotteaaet Entertain Before Middle Holiday Dance at Plaxa BUSINESS MEETING The La Salle Ladles Auxiliary held its business meeting on Tues Society meetings which Mlas Mary E. DU Ion. president of the Brooklyn Bor Junior Leafaa of Brookljn Holdi an Eveninf Meatiaf For Membtn and Eacortt MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A surprise miscellaneous shower was given In honor of Mlas Anna Haugh of 26 2d St.

recently at the home of Mrs. Gene Warnock of 205 30th St. She was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Miss Haugh will become the bride of Bernard Dowllng on June 2 at the Church of St. Mary Star of the Sea, Court and Luqueer Sts.

DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oebhart of 248 Arlington Ave. announce the birth of a daughter, Joan Oebhart, In the Wyckoff Heights Hospital on March 25. Mrs.

Oebhart was formerly Miss Johannah E. Klug. PLAN FOR DANCE Mlsa Hazel Kane, chairman of the Ladycllff Alumnae Association annual dinner dance, entertained her committee at a dinner party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.

J. Kane of 288 E. 3d last night. Those present were the Misses Florence Junkersfeld of Scars-dale, in charge of tickets; Isabel Ruck of Mahwah, N. music; Mlrielle Robillard of Peeksklll, tables; Maure Lang of Manhattan, publicity promoter; Reglna Healyof Long Island In charge of the door and Ruth Ruck of Mahwah, suppers.

The dance will take place on Saturday. May 11, at Elizabeth Flynn 's London Terrace Restaurant, The proceeds of the dance, will be given to the Building Fund of Ladycllff College on the Hudson. ushers Included three other brothers of the bride, William F. Philips, Cedarhurst; John T. Philips, Wood-mere; Kenneth P.

Philips, and Cul-bert Paries, Manhattan. A reception followed at the town home of the bride's parents. The couple will sail Saturday on the French liner Champlaln on their wedding trip. They will make their home in Paris, where the bridegroom has lived for the past ten years. He is a member of the legal staff of the Standard OU Company in that city.

Mr. Van der Burgh's paternal grandfather was the late Charles Van der Burgh, Supreme Court Judge of Minnesota. He was graduated from Exeter and from Princeton University in the class of "26. He alp studied at the Sorbonne. Miss Philips Is a graduate of Miss Chapln's School.

She also attended Bryn Mawr and for the past four years has passed most of her time abroad studying French and music. 8he Is a member of the Junior League, Bryn Mawr Club and the Colony Club of New York and the American Women's Club In Paris. Community Club Monthly Meeting Held in Cherry Valley School; Other Newt of Garden City Special to The Eagla Oarden City, April 4 The regular monthly meeting of the Garden Clty-Hempstead Community Club took place In the auditorium of the Cherry Valley School yesterday afternoon. Following the short business session the guest speaker was Max Eastman. The tea hour at the Casino later was conducted by the following hostesses: Mrs.

Caswell W. Stoddard, Mrs. Edward O. Rich-man, Mrs. Amos B.

Thacher, Mrs. W. Walter Tlmmls and Mrs. French Strother. Tomorrow evening the club members and guests will attend a musicals at the Sewanhaka Central High 8chool.

nthis occasion the committee In charge Includes Miss Mary Ryon, chairman; Mra. Samuel Greason, Mrs. Harry 8. Gorgas, Mrs. John Ossman, Mrs.

Morrison Pretz, Mrs. A. Oakley Lohrke, Mrs. 4 Miss Helen Palllster, left, and Miss Beatrice Palllster, right, are the daughUrs of Dr. and Mrs.

Stanley W. Palllster of 222 Jefferson who announced their engagements simultaneously last week. Miss Helen Palllster Is engaged to Watson O'Dell Pierce of St. Andrews, Scotland, a lecturer in psychology at St. Andrews University.

Her sister Is the fiancee of Dlmltrls T. Tselos, an Instructor In nne arts at New York University. (Photos by Champlaln.) Mra. Walden Pell of Cedarhurst and Mrs. Edward M.

Townsend of Oarden City and Manhattan were Joint hostesses last night at a dinner at the Junior League Clubhouse in Manhattan for their daughters, the Misses Mary Duane Pell and Mary Townsend, before the middle holi day dance at the Plaza, Manhattan Other young people at the party In cluded the Misses Nancy Walters, Mary Phllbin, Judith G. Post, Bar bara Wlnlock and Lionel Rogers, Claiborne Pell, Uenjamin Patterson Jr, Henry E. North Jr, Lansdale Boardman, Gilbert Jones, sawara Driggs 3d, Mandevllle Mullally Jr, Oraham B. Blaine Jr, Edward Hopkins, Haven Waters and Roger A. Derby Jr.

Mrs. Oeorge W. Van Slclen of Woodmere entertained at dinner In the Persian Room of the Plaza last night for her daughter. Miss Ellse Van Slclen, before the middle holiday dance. Among the young guests were the Misses Nina Van Vechten, Eleanor Herrick, and Allan Mac-Dougall Jr, William Connett Louis 8.

Weeks Jr, Reginald M. Banks Jr, Piatt Brett 3d and Charles Harrison. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G.

Coffm of Elm St, Garden City, will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Doughty, Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Sibley and Mr. and Mrs. William L.

Kepllnger at cards this evening. Mrs. J. Cumberland Thompson of the Essex House, Manhattan, entertained at dinner recently for her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Schmltt of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mra George Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Appel. SURPRISE SHOWER Mrs.

William Ahrens of 228 Locust St, Valley Stream, entertained at a surprise miscellaneous shower and supper for Miss Elizabeth Murphy of 113 Roos St, recently. Miss Murphy is to be married to Alfred Harmon of Brooklyn. The gifts were placed In a large wishing well la the center of the room. The guests were entertained with musical selections and games. PEANUT STAB The second annual novelty peanut stab will be held under the auspices of the Prospect Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Choir on Friday evening.

Ivan Alnukog Is general chairman. The proceeds will be used to benefit the cnoir. Refreshments will be served. Paul R. Plalsted Is organist and choirmaster.

Mrs. Jane Leonard of 1865 E. 22d St. recently had as her house guest Mrs. William S.

Hall of 2804 1st Ave, Huntington, W. Va. ADVERTISEMENT DOES YOUR HUSBAND CALL YOU GROUCHY? He's truthful if not tactful. Man like, he is bewildered by your offishnessand irritability. He can't understand what you have to be blue abouL He wishes that you'd snap out of it.

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Had no pep and was in poor spirits. Your Vegetable Compound eliminated that awful tired feeling." Don't try your husband's patience too far. Get a bottle from your druggist NOW. It probably will help you, because nearly a million American women know from per. aooal experience that it helps theau 1 Mi I (1 6 day at the Brooklyn Home, Bush- wick Ave.

and Hart St. In the ab sence of the president, Mrs. Mabel Furey, Vice President Mrs. Llillam Tague presided. The committee re ported on the Charity Bridge which was held March 19.

Arrangements were made for the monthly bridge to be held at the home of Mra. Mae Cooney. A social was discussed, which will be held the early part Of May. The meeting was adjourned until AprU 16. At a recent Informal gathering at her home, 1760 Kenmore Place, Miss F.

Hazel Doody entertained a group of her pupils with a private showing of some of her paintings. Stlll-Ufe groups executed In oils predominated. Among those present were Miss Mary Ellen Tracey and Edward Oargan, Peter Washington, Theodore Hoffman and Robert Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter P. Sidney, Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

St. John and the Misses Gertrude and Alicia Utassy are among the recent arrivals at the Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic City. SPRING CONCERT The choir of Bethany Methodist Episcopal Church, St. John's Place, near Albany Ave, will present Its Spring concert under the direction of Verna Scott 8ewert, organist and choir director, on Saturday evening at 8 clock. Edna Beatrice Bloom, soprano soloist of St Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church, will sing a group of selections.

Elaine Dahl, young concert pianist; Paul de Bourg, cellist, and Geraldlne Nicholson, violinist, will appear on the program. The proceeds of this concert are for the newly reconditioned organ. MISS THOMPSON GUEST Mrs. Robert C. Price entertained at a shower laft evening In honor of Miss Helen G.

Thomsson, whose engagement to Harold U. Blaedel has been announced. Among the guests were Mrs. E. Clifford Craw-buck.

Mrs. Edw. H. Dare, Mrs. Alden H.

Doollttle of Nassau, N. Mrs. Robert C. Bannister, Mrs. F.

R. Elliot, Mrs. Louis Fortmuller, Mrs. E. A.

Jordan of Verona, N. Miss Dorothy Martin of Mt. Vernon, Miss Helen I. Price, Mrs. W.

w. Smith of Mt. Vemon, Mrs. George E. Thompson of Derby, Conn, and Mrs.

B. R. Young. It has delighted 2 generations of metropolitan coffee-lovers: Rich, full-bodied, never FORECLOSURES SUPREMI COURT OP THE STATE Or New York, County of Klnt John Own, rilomeno. pllntiff.

Elisabeth Dob. rlnlnikj FUomeno. defendant. Trlsl desired In the County of Kims. Summons.

Action for annulment. To the above named defendant: Yon art hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action, and to servt a cosy of your answer, or if the complaint Is not served with this summons to serve a notice of appearance on tha plaintiff's attorney within twenty days stter the service of this summons exclusive of the dsy of service. In case of your failure to appear or answer, ludsment will be taken asalnst you by default for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated. New York.

Sent. VI. 1933. MURRAY B. KE8TIN.

Attorney for plaintiff. Office and P. O. address. 11 West 42d Street.

Boroueh of Manhattan. City of New York. To the defendant. Elisabeth Dobrlnlnsky Pllomeno. The forefotnt summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon.

Alfred V. Norton, a Justlcs of the Supreme Court of the 5tste of New York, dated the 6th day of March. 1S3S. and filed with the complaint In the office of the Clerk of the County of Klnis. at the County Court House, In the Borouih of Brooklyn.

City and State of New York. Dated. New York. March 19. 135.

MURRAY B. KESTIN. Attorney tor Plaintiff. Office and P. O.

address. 11 West 42d BtrteU Boroush of Manhattan. New York City. mh21 J8 ape 11 18 2i SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Annie E. Brooke, plaintiff, asalnst Una Kohen.

et defendants. In pursuance of an amended Judsment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the above entitled action, bear-int date the 14th day of March. 13, I the undersigned, the referee in said judsment named, will sell at public auction to the hlihest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exehanee. 189 Montaeue Street Brooklyn. New York, on the 18th day of April.

1935. at twelve clock noon on that day. by N. W. LAMBERT, auctioneer, the premises directed by said ludsment to be sold, situated on the southerly side of Ch.uncey Btrt.

the Boroush of of New York. dUtant 287 feet from earaioB iv-enue. and rear by 100 feet in depth on each i i ir anv. siae. wgr Subject to any state of facts which an accurate survey misnt snow, easements, covenants and restrictions, subject to any and all unpaid taxea and Kb a it a nit water ravr said premises at the time of such sale.

IJStea. Mercn vv, BENJAMIN C. RIBMAN. Referee. A.nAnnHFBTV.

Plain- tlAAVLU OA. tiff's Attorney. 307 Washlneton Street. Brooklyn, new xora. HTtHRltvnr COURT.

KTNOS COUNTY O. B. H. Corporation, plaintiff, vs. Tract No.

Three. et defendsnts. OIFFORD. WOODY, CARTER Al HAYS. Plaintiff's Attorneys, 1 Wall Street, New York City.

o.iii.ni fn ludfment of foreclosure dated March 29. 1435. the undersigned will sell In one parcel at public auction at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York City, at 12 o'clock noon on April 28.

1935, by JOHN A. HARTIOAN. auctioneer, the mortgaged premises directed by said Judg ment to be sold, wnicn are suuaiea in wt nornush of Brooklyn, City of New York, and described as follows: Beginning st a point on the westerly side of Bay 16th Street, distant 360 feet south of corner formed by the Intersection of the westerly Ide of Bay 18th Street with the southerly side of 88th Street: running thence westerly parallel with 86th Street, 96 feet 8 Inches to the centre line of the block: thence southerly along said centre line of the block and parallel with Bay 16th Street. 40 feet: thence easterly parallel with 88th Street, 96 feet 8 Inches to the westerly side of Bay 16th Street: thence northerly along the westerly sine ot Bay isth street. 40 feet to the point or place of beginning: alio all the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor ot, in ana to Bay 16th Street, lying in front of and adjoining said premises to the centre line thereof.

Subject to state ot facts shown on survey made by Francis O. Llbassl. dated November 27, 1928. and to toning ordinances of the City of New York. Dated.

April 3. 1935. HERMAN SCHECHTER, Referee. ap4-7t th IN FORECLOSURE SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINOS Blanche C.

Pendleton, plaintiff, against Mary Edetman, et defendants. SAMUEL, O. WHITMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney, 26 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure, entered February 13th. 1935.

the undersigned will sell at public auction at the rotunda of Kings County Court Houe. Brooklyn, In the County of Kings. New Tark. an AorU 1935. at 12 o'clock Boon, the mortgagee premises directed by George E.

Morson, Mrs. Charles W. Gleason, Mrs. Gilbert C. Halsted Jr.

and Mrs. Ralph H. Forshay. The club's art department Is spon soring an exhibition of the paintings of George Pearse Ennis and Emil Holzhauer at the Garden City Casino yesterday, today and tomorrow. Mrs.

Frederick H. Hornby of Westminster Road entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home today. Her guest: were Mrs. Walter B. Smith, Mrs.

R. Gilbert Jackson, Mrs. Arthur Cabbie, Mrs. David Wood, Mrs. Harry A.

Persell and Mrs. Arthur Lethbrldge. Mrs. Bethune W. Jones' luncheon guests at her Washington Ave.

home today were Mrs. Charles D. Meneely, Mrs. William H. Duval and Mrs.

Charles R. McLaughlin. ADVERTISEMENT I Ate Potatoes And Pastries LOST 30 POUDS! Tm one of those people who can't resist rich foods. Dieting la torture. Nor can 1 exercise.

It exhausts roe. And when I take drastic purgatives, fin weak, lifeless, drained of vitality. So, I grew heavier and heavier, until I learned of a aimple corrective for abnormal obeaity known and prescribed by Dhvsiclana the world over, and put up in convenient tablets containing the ngnt amount. 1 tried it. took 4 Marmola tablets a day did not go on a diet yet lost 30 pounds.

And I never felt better. Thousands who have taken Marmola as directed, might well tell you this and similar atoms tney naa the cnance. For thia ainnle corrective ia the chief active ingredient of Marmola, prepared ih tablet form by one of the leading; medical laboratories of America. You simply take a tablet of Marmola 4 times a day and start at once to get rid of burdensome fat Since. 1907.

more than 20,000,000 packages of Marmola have been purchased and what greater recommendation can be had? Today-buy a packatre'of and start at once. You will soon experience Marmola's Whan you have gone far enough, stop taking Marmola. And you wiljbless.the day when you first learned about this wonderful reducing agent Marmola is on sale by all dealers -from coast to eoaat ough Oas Company, la sponsoring In co-operation with the Federal hous Ing Administration. Mist Niebrugge has had exhibits at the New Yora Water Color Show, at the Brooklyn Flower Show, and at Westhampton Beach. She Is a member of the Packer Collegiate Institute Alum nae, Class of 28, and la a graduate of Pratt Institute.

Children's Heat Board Meeti in Memorial Ckvck A meeting of the Board of Man' agent of the Brooklyn Home for Children was held on Tuesday afternoon In the Spencer Memorial Church. Mrs. Charles H. Bralsted, president opened the meeting, roi lowing which Mlas Grace F. Merrltt played a group of piano aoloa.

Reports were made by the chairman of the house committee, the social service 'Worker, the treasurer and the superintendent. Extensive plant were made for the annual reception to be held In the home some time In May. Renovation of the home laundry, additions to the recrea tional facilities, and the opening of Locustdale, the country home, were discussed. Tea was served. Among those members present were Mra.

Henry Btumpf Mra. Horace J. WlppelL Beaton Scott, Mrs. James Cochran, Miss Ruth Hegeman. Mrs.

John HornL Mrs. Al fred E. Uhllg, Mrs. W. R.

Houston, Mrs. Judson Pendleton, Mrs. Charles H. Magie, Mrs. John Mowen, Miss Grace F.

Merrltt. Miss Florence English and Mrs. M. A. Carpentler.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seldler Adams and their daughter, Miss Clelia Adams, and son, Frank Adams, have sailed on the Oeorglc for Panama, Kingston and Nassau. Barrett Kindergarten Juniors Plan for Sale at Meeting Miss Marjorie McGowan entertained the Junior League of the Caroline Weeks Barrett Kindergarten at her home, 681 Ocean Ave, on Tuesday evening. Flans were made for the rummage sale which will be held on Friday and Saturday, April 12 and 13, in the neighborhood of the kindergarten.

The members present were the Misses Betty Brooks, Merle Cobb, Beatrice Hohn, Betty Huseman, May Peterson, Ruth Peterson, Lillian Schuster, Gertrude Schaub, Marjorie Stone, Patricia Wilson, Mrs. Virginia Stone Irwin and Mrs. Mildred McCloskey. Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Gundell To Be HoiU at Party Saturday Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gundell will give a costume party on Saturday at their home, 1346 E.

32d St. Among the guests will be Dr. and Mrs. W. Rutherford Coots, Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Austin, Mr.

and Mrs. J. V. O'Connell, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Ben-zenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Edgard A. Gundell, Mr. and Mrs.

L. J. Byrnes, Mr. and Mrs. John Sonneson, Mr.

and Mrs. F. W. Clarke, Miss Dorothy De Brlchy, Miss Christine Forschner and William Benson. Mrs.

Stanley W. Palllster of 222 Jefferson Ave. will entertain the members of the Monday Culture Charity Club tomorrow evening at a social. Dr. Palllster will give an illustrated talk on his travels.

Mrs. William E. Mountfort Is president of the club. Mrs. John W.

Sieburg Hostess To Committees at Her Home Mrs. John W. Sieburg, general chairman of the annual communion dtass and breakfast of St. Angela Hall Auxiliary, to be held on Saturday, entertained her committees at her home, 78 Mldwood St, last night Among those present were Mrs. William G.

O'Brien, president; Mrs. Joseph P. Cunneen, Mrs. James J. Fee, Mrs.

Joseph B. L'Eplscopo and Mrs. William F. Donohue. The following will be guests of honor at the breakfast: The Rev.

Father Conway, the Rev. Father Dunnigan, Mrs. Edward V. Kllleen, Mrs. James Spellman, Mrs.

Thomas F. Casey, Mrs. John J. Robinson, Mrs. John Nolan, Mrs.

Edward Burke, Mrs. William P. Moyles, Mrs. William D. Breen, Mrs.

Stephen De Coste, Mrs. Andrew Glllen, Mrs. Philip A. Brennan, Mrs. William C.

Bolton, Mrs. Peter P. Smith and the Misses Isabel Ivory, Mary Kennedy, Mary I. Brady, Helen P. McCormick and Irene Plant.

Francis X. Doyle will sing at both the communion mass and breakfast. Committees for School Settlement Party Entertained at Tea Party The general committee for the School Settlement Association amateur night and dance, which will be held Wednesday. May 1, at the Towers Hotel, gave a tea yesterday afternoon for the various subcom mittees. Mrs.

W. Coverly Fischer and Mrs. Theodore FltzRandolph Doured. Among the guests were the Misses Sylvia Turner. Ruth Douaiet, Katn leen Keiser, Cynthia Longman, Ger trude Bremer.

Tovelll C. Stlne, Lu cille Stern, Dorothy Thomas, Enid Lockwood, Mrs. Austen Fuller Tomes and Mrs. Donald Ross. Long Island Society Mist Alison Philips and Charles E.

Van der Burgh Wed in Quiet Ceremony The marriage of Miss Alison Philips, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Philips of Manhat-hattan and Lloyd Harbor, Hunting ton, to Charles E. Van der Burgh of Minneapolis, and Paris, too place this afternoon In the chapel of St.

Bartholomew's Church, Manhattan, with the rector, the Rev. Dr. O. Paull T. Sargent, officiating.

The bride chose a simple beige crepe traveling frock with a hat to match: Her niece, Mrs. Eve Phillips, maid of honor and only attendant, yore an. afternoon dress of a deeper shade of beige crepe, with a brimmed straw hat to match. Roderick Phil ips, brother of the bride, was best man for Mr. Van der Burgh, and The Junior League of Brooklyn held an evening meeting last eve ning in the imall ballroom of the Hotel Boisert for the membera and their escorts.

Mrs. Leo Mortenson, In the absence of the president, Miss Althea McCammon, Introduced the principal speaker, Mrs. Elinor Morehouse Herrick, director of the Regional Labor Relations Board, as Faith Baldwin was unable to be present. Refreshments were served In the league rooms with Mrs. Mortenson, Mrs.

Ronald Hart, Mrs. Carroll W. Dickson, Mlsi Dorothy Remsen Johnson, Mrs. Walter St. John Benedict Jr, Mra.

John J. Blust, Mrs. George O. Cochrane Mrs. 'William C.

Gay, Mra. Walter B. Robinson and Mrs. William Bwaney as hostesses. Others present were Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. John Holns, Mr.

and Mrs. Rollin O. Plumb, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Wlnslow, Mr. and Mra. Austen Tomes, Mr. and Mrs. John C.

Inger-aoU, Mr. and Mra. John D. Van Wagoner, Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Btrelbert, Mr. and Mrs. L. Parker McKlnley, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward O. perry, Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley, Dr. and Mra.

Samuel Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Calder Jr, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Russell Clarke Jr, Mrs. George Dayton, Mrs. Coverly Fischer, Mr. and Mrs.

James A. Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo McCutcheon McKee and Mr.

and Mrs. Edmond T. Drewsen and the Misses Arrletta Bmlth, Julia English, Lesley Olcott, Louise Ooetse, Virginia Pelter, Mar-Jorle Flndlay, Mary and Isabel Andrew, Janet Ross, Mary Carruthers, Mlchellne Allen, Dorothy and Helen Tumbrldge, Rebecca Holmes, Elisabeth Lott, Barbara Leggett, Betty Bartholomew, Janet Collett, Phyllis Barnes, Harriet Cross, Sylvia Turner, Sally Harding, Florence Read, Doris Perkin, Adele Newhouse and Lois Thayer. Also Dr. A.

Raymond Crane, Stewart Richards, Kenneth Meytrott, Russell Harding, Leo Mortenson, Lee Boynton, Edward Bennington, Frank Tomes and Bruce Williams. Miss Marfaret Clark and James H. Masoa Eof af ed Mr. and Mrs. George Clark of Bay Shore announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Clarke, to James H.

Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mason of 59 Monroe St. and Sayvtlle. Mr.

Mason Is a graduate of Stanton Military Academy and attended the University of Michigan. Chaminade Spring Concert Given at Academy; Mme. Kuiter Makes Her Bow as Conductor An enthusiastic audience filled the Academy of Music Opera House last evening where the Chaminade gave Its Spring concert. A fine program, happily selected and well presented, was given, with Jphn Uppman, baritone, with Philip Evans at the piano, as assisting artist. The choral members who assisted as soloists were Ruth M.

8ofty, soprano; Matilda Durr Lindsay, soprano; Irene Hunt, mezzo contralto, and Shirley Lindgren, contralto. Mme. Emma Richardson Kuster, conductor for many years, beloved by the club members and Chaminade audiences, made her final bow as the conductor last evening, and her last appearance with the club long will be remembered. A huge bouquet of red roses was presented to her from the executive board and at the end of the evening she received a purse from members of the choral. Amelia Gray Clarke accompanied at the piano during the concert.

The guests of honor whose compositions were represented on the program were Harriet Ware, Pearl Curran, James P. Dunn, Dr. Harry Rowe Shelley, A. Walter Kramer, David Gulon and Frank LaForge. Mrs.

Robert Starr AUyn, president, was hostess li Box 1 to Mrs. Amorette E. Fraser, lsa Anna Fra-ser, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson H.

Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.

Elisha Sterling Chapln and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Porter. In Box 2 were Mme.

Kuster and her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Templeton Parson, Miss Bertha Gasque, Harriet Ware, Mr. Krum-feaar and Pearl Curran. Mrs.

Amelia Gray-Clarke's guests were Mrs. Robert Morrison Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Cord A. Meyer, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard llynn. Miss Marlon Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A.

Briggs. With Mrs. John Weinsteln were Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Phillip, Mrs. J. Henry Roese, Mrs. Frank Glendale Dare, Mr. and Mrs.

George B. Wheeler and Mr. Weinsteln. In Box were Mrs. B.

Bertram Hagadorn as hostess, with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wails, Mr. and, Mrs. D.

H. von Glahn, Mrs. Katherlne Hand and Mr. Hagadorn as guests. Mrs.

Robert H. Rtppere was hostess in Box 6. Her guests were John Rlppere, Miss Katherlne Rippere, Mr. and Morton Aston and Boyden Aston. Mith Mrs.

Tunis H. Bogart in Box 1 were Dr. and Mra. P. Chadboume Eschweiler, Dr.

and Mrs. Walter H. Watton, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Stone end Dr.

and Mrs. Wallace Bower. Mrs. Samuel Hughes' guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Splklns, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Holden, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Buckton and Mr. and Mrs. Famue! Hughes.

Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. K. Huntington Woodham, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Stavely Sammond, Carl and Mme. Augusta Tollefsen, Mr. Morris, Mrs. Etta Hamilton Morris, William Bridgman, Mrs. Hazel Carpenter Bridgman, Albert E.

Wler, Mrs. Kathryn Jaggl Wler, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

O. Paul, Mrs. Frank M. Whitehall, Mrs. Pauline Wlnslow, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Duryea Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Lloyd, Dr. and Mrs.

P. Chalmers Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clifton Dyer, Mrs. Elroore Ross Mcintosh, Miss Ada Zeller, Judge and Mrs.

Charles J. McDermott, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Shafer, Dr.

Mary L. Lines, Dr. Lottie Cort, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Cromwell Chllde, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Bchroeder, Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Kob-llsh, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Fisher, and Mrs.

Newton D. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Remington, Mr.

and Mrs. Radford Coyle Jr, Mr. and Mra. Raymond Campbell, Mrs. Frederick E.

Ounnlson, Mrs. Herbert E. Ounnlson, Mrs. Wlllard 8 tough -ton, Miss Pauline Ounnlson, Miss Nancy Humpstone, W. Leonard Oaten, Herbert Vance, Frederick P.

Piatt, Frederick L. Stoughton and Franklin W. Palmer. Maternity Center Ass'n to Benefit by Luncheon-Bridge Mrs. Ernest J.

Streubel was hostess today at a luncheon and bridge for the benefit of the Maternity Center Association of Brooklyn. Each guest brought a bundle of rummage to be sold at the Thrift Shop, which helps to support the work. The guests were Mrs. Val Fen-drick, Mrs. Russon Ganner, Mrs.

Erich Hausmann, Mrs. Thomas Ra-hilly, Mrs. John Rapp, Mrs. Fritz Rudloff, Mrs. Paul Schoenfeld, Mrs.

Lowell Eckerson, Mrs. Charles Houston, Mrs. Charles Krlckle and Mrs. Louis Stumpf. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank K. Fairchlld have gone to Bermuda to spend two weeks and are at the Princess Hotel. They made the trip on the steamer Queen of Bermuda. C.

C. F. Woman's Board Plant For Festival; Committee To Spontor Play on May 1 At the monthly meeting of the woman's board of the Church Charity Foundation, held yesterday morning in the nurses' home, 1557 Atlantic Ave, plans for the Spring Festival on May 16 were furthered. The event, which also will be held In the nurses' home, is under the chairmanship of Mrs. J.

F. South-mayd, recording secretary of the board. There will be about eight tables at the festival and dinner will be served. Mrs. Divine F.

Bur-tls, president, presided at the meeting, at which reports were given by the Rev. Charles Henry Webb, director of the C. C. Mrs. South-mayd, Miss Margaret Hunter, Mrs.

N. H. Brewster, Mrs. Henry A. Falr-bairn, iMrs.

William C. Reynolds, Mrs. C. M. Wendell, Mrs.

OttoHei-nlgke, Mrs. Cameron Duncan and Mrs. H. O. Huntting.

Mrs. George Palmer Kennedy was appointed chairman of press. Nineteen volunteers gave 296 hours of work at the hospital during the last month. The committee on the Home for the Blind, Mrs. Wendell, chairman, will sponsor a play, "Abraham Lincoln," presented by the Drama Guild of the P.

W. A on Wednesday, May 1, following the regular board meeting and luncheon. Announcement was made that deaconess, Agnes Louise Hodgklss, house-mother of the Home for the Aged, will celebrate her 20th year at the home this month. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Wheelock BIgelow of 50 E. 18th St. announce the birth of a daughter at the Mid-wood Hospital on Sunday. Mrs. BIgelow Is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward F. Slney of 5th St. and Bayport. Willoufhby House Juniors Plan Supper-Dance Nov.

20 The Willoughby House Juniors held then- first Spring meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Marjorie Flndley, 1917 Dit-mas Ave. Plans were formulated for a supper dance to be given Wednesday, Nov. 20. The members present were the Misses Winifred Ingraham, Catherine Swartz, Alice Sturcke, Mary Thayer, Isabel Andrew, Mary Andrew, Ruth Andrew, Marjorie Edln-burg, Gertrude Schneider, Mrs. Ed ward J.

McDonald, Mrs. Robert Harding, Mrs. J. HaLsted Brown and Mrs. Dexter Davis.

Tea was served at the close of the meeting and Miss Isabel Andrew assisted the hostess. Flatbuih Boyt' Club Juniors Have Executive Board Meeting The Junior Women's Auxiliary of the Flatbuso- Boys' Club held Its executive board meeting last night at the clubhouse. Tentative plans for a Spring function to take place the latter part of May were discussed. Among those present were the Misses Evelyn Burns, Mabel Campbell, Dorothy Lazarus, Helen Holme, Bernice Knapp, Viola Sonslre and Shirley Vogel. Miss Jane Niebrugge of 243 Rugby Road and Westhampton Is exhibiting a group of floral paintings this evening at the Home Modernization THE EMPIRE ROOM DINNER-DANCING HENRY KING and Hii Orckestra it SUPPER -DANCING After-Thcatr Entertainment HENRY KING and His Orchettra Dances by GEORGES and JALNA Sonqi by MILTON DOUGLAS At XAVIER CUGAT and His Tango Band Rhumbai by RAUL and EVA REYES 5wrdo Afternoon Tea-Dancing Reservation ELdorado 5-3000 THE WALDORF ASTORIA FORECLOSURES said Judgment to be sold, described as follows: All that plot of land lying In the Borough of Brooklyn.

County 'of Kings. City and State of New York, being en the southwesterly side ot 55th Street, distant 180 feet northwesterly from the northwesterly side of 16th Avenue. 40 feet In width front and rear, parallel with 55th Street, by 100 feet 2 Inches In depth on both sides, said side lines running) parallel with 16th Avenue: reference being made to said Judgment for a more complete description of said premises. JOHN F. X.

SHERIDAN, Referee. ap4-6t th LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT. KIN08 COUNTY Frank Borut. plaintiff, against Sam Ash-kewlts. Albert Haigasn.

Mrs. Albert Halgasn. his wife. Slvart Haigasn. Araxle H.

Douxladumtan. Esther Mukhallan. Yev-nlge Chlllnglrlan. Halgoohle Haigasn. Matilda Haigasn.

and If said defendants or any of them be dead, his or her executors, administrators, widow, or husband, heirs at law. next of kin. legatees, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors and successors in interest and their husbands, wives or widow. If any. all of whom and whose names are unknown to plaintiff and also the heirs at law, devisees, legatees, assignees, grantees, lienors, creditors, executors, administrators and successors whose names are unknown of.

Reuben Barootjlan, deceased, and each and every person not spectflclally herein named who may be entitled to or claim to have any right, title or Interest In the premises described In the complaint herein who la or may be a successor In Interest to er representative In title of Reuben Barootjlan deeeased, It being Intended to describe by the foregoing designation all persona Including husbands, wives, widows helra at law. next of km. legatees, devisees, granteea. assignees, lienors creditors ana successors In title with or by purchase Inheritance, devise, contingency or otherwise derived by, from or through said Reuben Barootjlan deceased, or such persons except ss herein speclflclaUy stated and their names and placea of residence being unknown, and others, defendant. Supplemental summons.

To the above named defendants: Yon are hereby summoned to answer the amended complaint In this action, and to serve a copy ot your answer, or. If the amended complaint Is not served with this supplemental summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff attorney within 20 days after the service of thia supplemental summons exclusive of the day of service. In case ot your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the amended complaint. Dated.

January 19th. 1935. HARRY B. LIUENTHAL. Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and P.

O. address. 228 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.

To the following named defendants: Sam Ashkewlts. Albert Haigasn. Mrs. Albert Haigasn. his wife Araxle H.

Doug-tadumlan. Esther Mukhallan. Yevnlge Chlllnglrlan. Halgoohle Haigasn, Matilda Haigasn. and If said defendants or any of them be dead, his or her executors, administrators, widow or husband, heirs at law.

next of kin. legatees, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors and successors in Interest and their husbands, wives or wtdow. If any. all ot whom and whose names are unknown to plaintiff and also the heirs at law. devisees, legatees, assignees, grantees, lienors, creditors, executors, administrators and successors whose names are unknown of.

Reuben Barootjlan, deceased, snd each and every person not speclflclaUy herein named who may be errtltled to or claim to have any right, title or Interest In the premises described In the complaint herein who Is or may be a auccessor In Interest to or representative In title of Reuben Barootjlan, deceased. It being Intended to describe by the foregoing designation all persons Including husbands, wives, widows heirs at law. next of kin. legatees, devisees, grantees assignees, lienors creditors and successors in title with or by purchase Inheritance, devise, contingency or otherwise derived by, from or through said Reuben Barootjlan. deceased, or such persons except as herein speclflclaUy stated and their names and places of residence being unknown.

The foregoing supplemental summons le served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Honorable John MacCrate. a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. Kings County, dated the 15th day of March. 1935, and filed with the amended complaint In the office of the Clerk of the County ot Kings at the Hall of Records. Borough of Brooklyn.

City of New York. The object of the above entitled action Is to foreclose a mortgage on real property situated In the Borough ot Brooklyn, City of New York. County of Kings and Stats of New York, which sstd property Is known as No. 128 Wyckoff Street, and which property la distant forty feet, westerly of the corner of Hoyt street and Wyckoff Street and Is twenty feet on Wyckoff Street front and rear by one hundred feet In depth HARRY LIUENTHAL. Attorney for Plaintiff.

Office and P. O. address, 221 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.

mil th-M Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hughes. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Hixon Baldwin, Dr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Palllster, Mr. and Mrs.

Chauncev E. Banks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Roese, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred FuUerton, Mr. ana Mrs. William Flumps, Dr. Louise C.

Ball, Mrs. Leonard V. Nash. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert C. Lower, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bishop, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert H. Baxter. Raymond Trundy, Frank Chase Wells, Ward' Stevens, Morris Wat- kins, Albert Leon Page, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry I. Raymond, John Mc-Clure Chase, Harry Whittaker, Miss Emma Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bergstresser. Woman's Club Has Its Mtk Annual Luncheon at Waldorf; Affair Largely Attended One of the largest and most festive annual luncheons the Brooklyn Woman's Club has had since Its organisation 86 years ago, took place at the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan, yesterday.

About 450 members and their guests attended the gala occasion. A reception preceded luncheon, the guests meeting the honor guests and officers. Spring flowers decorated the tables. Miss Jane L. Moore, president, presided and Introduced the guests of honor, who Included Mrs.

William S. Balnbrldge, Mrs. I. Sherwood Coffin, Miss Elva H. Re Id, Clinton D.

Parker, James B. Tuthlll and Warner M. Hawkins. Former presidents of the club who attended were Mrs. James M.

EdsalL Mrs. Coffin, Mrs. J. Morton Halstead, Mrs. Charles C.

Albertson, Mrs. John J. Schoonhoven, Miss Elizabeth H. Perry, Mrs. Richard Marvin Chapman, Dr.

Cornelia Chase Brant and Mrs. Preston Strong Millar. The guests of honor and these ex-presidents were seated on the dais. Miss Phyllis Barnes was president's aide. During luncheon a Viennese orchestra played.

The Grace was sung by the entire assembly with an organ accompaniment. Three plays, "All on a Summer's Day," "Malsle" and "Flattering Word" were pre sented by the Irvine Players of New York Theodora Irvine director, fol lowing luncheon. The luncheon committee Included Mrs. Frederic P. Tuthlll, chairman; Dr.

Cornelia Chase Brant, co-chairman; Mrs. Albert Beebe, Mrs. Everett S. Berrlan, Mrs. George W.

Bill ings, Mrs. Frederick W. Burbank, Mrs. Walter J. Carlin, Mrs.

Robert E. Chumasero Mrs. Robert E. Doherty, Mrs. LeRoy S.

Edwards, Mrs. George W. Felter, Mrs. John J. Gillies, Mrs.

Stanley K. Greene, Mrs. James P. Hallock, Mrs. George H.

Her, Mrs. Russell H. Her, Mrs. Cornelius L. Kelley, Mrs.

Martin G. Langenau, Mrs. William V. Laurlno. Mrs.

Walter M. Meserole, Mrs. Clarence Rudd Nlms, Mrs. Frederick H. Paine, Mrs.

Nathaniel Robinson, Mrs. Leigh J. Sessions, Mrs. W. Palmer Smith, Mrs.

Albert C. Spooner, Mrs. Charles T. Swlmm and Mrs. Walter F.

Wells. On the reception committee were Mrs. Raymond Barnes chairman; Mrs. James H. Andrew, Mrs.

Henry C. Badgley, Mrs. William J. Baldwin Jr, Mrs. William R.

Bayes, Mrs. Ralph M. Beach, Mrs. Henry S. Conover, Mrs.

Alexander Hamilton Fraser, Mrs. LeGrand Kerr, Mrs. J. Frederick Lohman Mrs. Charles Arthur Marvin, Mrs.

Thomas H. McCllntock, Mrs. Charles C. Meytrott, Mrs. William H.

Onken Mrs. William Pfelffer, Mrs. Purcell C. Robertson, Mrs. Louis E.

Strong, Mrs. William R. Taylor, Mrs. Charles M. Turner, Mrs.

Oustav J. Volcken-lng and Mrs. Luther F. Warren. Mr.

and Mrs. Totter Gunnison Hosts at Reception Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Foster Gunnison of Bronxvllle were hosts at a large re-(ntinn vMitM-riav afternoon at the Waldorf-Astorlt, Manhattan. Among the guests were Dr.

ana Mrs. O. Paul Humpstone, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert D.

Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Calder, Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Apple-tnn Mr. and Mrs. Tracv S. Voor- hees, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Belmer, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wiley corDetc, Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Blackford, Mr. unit Mrs Walter Caten. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M.

Ounnlson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. cross, Mr. ana Mrs.

Stanley E. Ounnlson, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Francis, Mr.

and Mrs. Bradford Durfee, Mr. and Mrs. Tudor J. Slmpklns.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Relnhard and Mr. and Mrs.

L. Reese Putsche. Also Mr. and Mrs. Harold S.

Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hughes, Dr. and Mrs. G.

H. V. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley 8.

MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Somervllle, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles W. Appleton, Mr. The 1935 Annual WORLD TRAVEL NUMBER of the BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE Will be issued April 14 iijatiMlvMrjUibkLyi.