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SUNDAY THE BROOKLYN DAILY MAY 8, 1927 AND ENGAGEMENTS SHARE SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT CODINGS Flatbush Soloists in "Sweet Sail a Bank Romance Culminates in Spring Wedding I v. 1 Stage Stars At Dinner for Actors' Fund Opera, atag and movlng-plcture stars eu tor tain at the dinner-dance of the Brooklyn Committee of the Actors' Fund of America, Saturday, May 21, at Sherry's. 500, Park Manhattan. I Countr Judge W. Bernard Vause, chairman of tho Brooklyn Committee, announced yesterday that Jane Cowl, itaV of "The Road to Home," will ba among those who will address the miners.

Luther Society Oh Its Toes for 'A Full House Everything Is In readiness for the annua) show and reception to be given Wednesday evening at Masonio Temple, by the Luther Society of St. Pau's Lutheran Church. Henry st. The playto, be presented Is a farce In three acts, "A Full House." Th Luther Society, players have rehearsed nightljl. The Rev.

II. G. Corleis, pastor of the ehurch.i is assisting In coaching the castl Vl he proceeds will go toward the gvenWal church fund. The players Include: Fred Fischer, Agnes Mueller. Anne Margraff, Edna McKennon, Otilly Sisters, John Knoebel, Charles Keller, Charles Bernuis, E.

Thompson, Henry Moel-ler, Fred Hartzch. Helen Green. Dorothy Gunnarson, Mrs. M. Shroe-bree.

TIict are being directed by Mrs. H. Q. Corleis. The committees in charge arc as follows: Arrangement." Charles Bernlus, chairman; Fred Fischer, Elwood rrS Pictured here are soloists staged by the Flatbush Republican Club Tuesday night at the Academy of Music.

Standing, 1. to Mildred Arrow, Mar-jorie Moran; sitting, Evelyn Prink, Bertha Cotton, Mollie Iiosenzweig, Krace Club Set for Revue At Academy Tuesday Night Photo by W. V'. BehooIy. A National City Bank romance culminated 28, when Bessie Marie Ferguson, daughter of Norman C.

Ferguson, of 366 85th becarr; the bride of Arthur James Dunne, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dunne, of 1314 Ave. R.

Tn ceremony took place at Our Lady of Angels Church. Both are employed by the home office ol bank at 55 Wall Manhattan. The bridal party: Standing, 1. to William L. Bainton, vrcher; Elsie Kyle, maid of honor; Norman Ferguson, best man; Harold Taylor, usher.

Seated, Mr. W. L. Bainton, bridesmaid; Mr. and Mrs.

Dunne, Mrs. Harold Taylor, bridesmaid. Loyola C. in cast of "Sweet Sally," to be Kickers, and many other brilliant numbers will be given. The chorus, pony ballet and ensemble numbers are specially trained.

The entertainment committee comprises: Frederick J. H. Kracke, executive chairman; Robert Spitzer, chairman; Fred H. Meyor, secretary; George T. Jewesson, treasurer; Fred J.

Maguire, coach; Eustace E. De Llsser, stage; manager, Cecil Dc Llsser, assistant stage manager; William Hetts, Howard S. Knight, Edward J. Borninan, Henry "Robinson, James A. Eangdon, William Wolgo, Harry J.

Cawoll, Abraham Qootman, Albert Haskell, Alan Ernie, Arthur Kracke, John J. llelsch, August Holinus, Benjamin Belts, Frank E. Otto, George D. Klippel. Dr.

David Rosenbaum, William Rosenzwclg, George 8. Judge. Charles Ross, Mortimer H. Hryson, Martin Meyer, John Drescher. William G.

Carlisle, John L. Lolsch and Elias Durso. The women's committee comprises Louise Zabrlskle, chairman; Elizabeth Robinson, Emily Jewesson. Frances t. Pollock, Almee Otto.

Annie Meyerer, Elizabeth pens. Kathrlne Frcylag, Minnie M. Hcrl-ven and Lena Youkcr. Literature Guild in Closing Session The clostng for the season of the Literature Guild of the Young Men's artd Young Women's Hebrew Assocl atlon of Wllliamsburgh. Broadway, Rodney and South Ninth will be held In the association building on Tuesday evening.

The featured speakers are: Miss Frances R. Grant, executive director of the Master Instltulo of I'nlted i Arts, and Maxwell Welt, director the I Guild. Miss Grant will speak on "The Joy of Art." Besides being execu- tlve director of tho Master Institute of United Arts, she also directs the Corona Mundl International Art Centre, and the Roerich Museum, She was formerly editor of Musical America. I Mr. Welt, who founded the Guild last year, will speak on "Frontiers of Knowledge." An additional talk ill be given by Morris Splvack on the subject, "The Jew In Literature." A musical program will be provided by Leon Krann r.

tenor, and others. The public Is invited. Juseum Opens 3 Permanent Art Galleries ie Brooklyn Museum today opens ii public three new galleries of nahent exhibition at the eastern of. the I museum's Jitw wing. fia new exhibitions fornk a part he Museum's plan for ftrrangei.

tlof successive galleries fehowlni ols the development of the arte istorlo iia first of the group 'of new ex-l is a Swiss Gothic Interior ac-J through Mrs. William Hamlin Is. The Interior bears the date r17 and belonged to the rectory asaccia inlBergaglia (Orisons), number of similar rooms are lilted at the famous Zurich Mu- i in Switzerland. The room at Brooklyn Museum Is the onlv of Its type In this country. small gallery adjacent to the lie room is devolcd to the dls- or a number of German antiqul-includlnir wood enrvinus.

ivories. led gln.Hs and armor which have collected on Museum expedl- Rcnnissnnce hnll occupies the east Rnllery. It Is devoted to exhibition of furniture and other cts arranged as they might have area in a 16th century I loren-palace. ie Venetian mirrored drawing it is representative of the last ter of tlie 18th ivniry. showing Italian usage of the contempo- French decorative styles, lene exhibitions are adjacent to Museum's sculpture court, the wail of which hns recently been with a set of five Urusseis tnp-s of the late 17th century.

ay Scheduled By Ricardian Dramatic Club embers of the Ricknrdlan Pra tt Society, comprised of parlsh- rs of the M. C. Church of Sts. in and Jnde. Avenue and Van len are displaying unusual ty In their rehearsals of "Take rom Me," a two-act musical dy.

tliey will presont nt the Brighton Theatre, on Trlday Ing. informing with his custom, the Peter 1.. Kickard. pastor of the ch who organized the socio! i years ago, is assuming ner- I charge of tho players in the. arsals.

The popular clergyman Ing assisted by Thomas .1. Thorn-Ross Thompson and Matthew aco, amateur coaches. 10 cast comprises virtually the players who appeared in "The Who Owns Broadway" In ty-flve Minutes From llroad-' in 1525 and "Tangerine" hist There will ho 44 young men young women in the play, liuded among the principals are: l.lng, Katliryn Morrison, thy V. A. Powers.

Ann ltich aco. Florence Heath, Marry Veldon. Frank It. McIIugh. Frf-Hreedon Holmes, Mtchnc! Walsh, i F.

Onllagher, Joseph Stevens, es H. Cavanagh. William F. Kelly Edmund Cavanagh. te chorus consists of: Helen Jean Johnston, Mltzi Mc-o, Marie Williams Ann John-.

Dorothy McKenzie, Oernldine lips, Kdna Burns. Dorothy Spnn-icrg, Josephine Vaccaro. Vera sell. Alice McGee, Margaret 111, Mary Kealy, Lillian James, ion Gleason, Marcella McGnnn. a McTaiilcy.

Toddy Wing and McCauley. 'oward Beach Club Social. io semi-monthly meeting of Our of Grace Catholic Club. Howard h. was held In the auditorium peer st.

A balloon dance was ed. Thero was also a lucky num- dance the winners neing miss Coleman and JoRoph Divine. Inannhllin U(MirHltl Wfl.S W'lnnoC lie dark horse. Coffee and cake served. (Tien Shower for Palestine ne Bay Uldge Group of the Ha- ah will hold an oriental lea una i shower Tuesday evening nt i Israel Community Centre.

rth ave. and 54th st. Admission ire Is a package of linen. All will be sent to Palestine. Re- hments will bo.

served. 7 oman Attorney Laws to believe In easier divorce be-ie I want more happy homes." iss Esther Arkowitz, of Brook-based this statement upon con- Ions drawn from ten years' work a lawyer, five years of which i have been given over to spe- zaUon In divoroc. Recently (he a trip abroad to itudy Euro- i divorce laws. In the United Btalos every fitate its own code. These laws vary tly In latitude, from New York's grounds of adultery or pre- able death to tne easy reguia- of Nebraska." shs said.

"Th tequenre Is that many unfair aa as distressing situations arise, wealthy man ran establish a 1 residence, or can send his wife lo so, In Paris. Mexico, or some ent American fitato and receive ivorce on tho grounds of Ineom- bllily. This Is denied tho poor iccastonallv trouble arises when eraon receives a divorce In one 1 remarries in another, or ance, suppose "a man marries In York and moves io tnicago. re he Is divorced and remnr- If he returns to New Tork be proceeded against as a imlst." (Iss Arkowlts believes that the iree laws of New York State are Icularly vicious and tend to dele both marrlasa partners. In many cases evidence must be 5d.

Thus we have fraud and colon and the besmirching of a ally clean person. Slnos unfaithfulness Is the only ind for divorce the man is illy chivalrous enough to assume burden of guilt, wnen me man not consent to degrade himself his manner tha woman must go ugh the mire and brand herself jorrupt nd Immoral in oroer io tin freedom from tha bondage of unhappy marriage. That marrlngo Is a lottery Is an saying. Afier man-lag people 1 Mrs. WvA Bernard Vause is chair man and Mrs.

Benjamin C. Tubman, associate chairman of the! dinner committee. The Actors Fund hopes to raise $1,600,000 throughout tho country for aped nnd Infirm actors and actresses and for the support of the Actors' Home, on Staten Island. The committeemen who are assisting Judpe Vause follow: Jflrnpi J. Ilyiiio, Ralph Jntmti, Hon.

John A. McCoocy, Hon. Jacob A. Ijlvlngmoii, Hon. Krnnk J.

Taylor, vice-t'halrmen Max Abel-man, treasurer: K. 8. Alexander, nwretary; nt anding fiiinniiltt'es, lawyers, Edward J. Ityrne, chslrtimn Abraham H. KpRHman, RenjRmJn Kiliman, associate chairmen; merchants, Ma than Strann, chairman theatre, Kdwln V.

Reily. chairman; Coney Island, Oeorse Tilyou, chairman; Long Island, Michael Glynn, chairman. Edward I. Ollon, Myrr Arcnsberg, Frank Bailey, Jacob HartRrherer, Walter Bennett, Dr. E.

I-eo lJtTKi-r. Alexander 131 nek, Mr, Jcant-llo Ilrlll, J. Hronke, Hon. E. Itrower, Hnn.

William M. Taldt-r. Walter Jel treys Carl in. Mia. Thomas K.

"ancy. TTfiu Einanuel Oiler, William Hamlin Childs, Harris M. Cii.t, Hnn. James C. Ciojjsy.

John J. CuiHn, M. Curtif, CharleH 8. Dfvoy, Hon. Chrtrlea J.

-dd, Abraham I(. Dtjria, Hnn. John J. Dorninn, Hnn. Alexander P.

Iiem litr, George Y. Dris-cnll, 1 foti. A. I ninne. Jtiseih Earlv, William H.

EnL-ilih, Chiirls Eeltman. Hon. Josej.h l-Viiintlly, Frank M. Ferrari, Albert Fried land, Michael Furat, Walter H. GaliaKan, Hon.

Abniifler Orlnmar, Hon. Joaeph V. Gallagher, Hon. Edwin Garvin, Yllltam M. Greeve, l-'rederlck Oritscli, Charles (inell, Louis Goldstein, Mrs.

William II, Good. Herbert F. Gunniaon, Raymond M. Gunnison. Hon.

William K. Hanerty, Walter Ham-mitt. John N. Harmon, Joseph N. Harman, JoReph M.

Ha.skei, Hon. Reuben 1. Haskell, Hrm. William J. Heffernan, Milton Hertz, Edward E.

llyman. William B. Irlah, Iiar-win R. James, Arthur Joseph, Hans V. Hon.

William E. Kelly, Hon. Edward J. Kenny, William Kerrigan, Philip KMnfrld. Max N.

Kovon, Dr. llenjamln Kramer, Morris Eargenian, Martin H. I-nt-ner, Hon. Edward Laznneotv, Inrael M. Kaul C.

I.evine, William Eiebermnn, Dr. Alexander Louria, Hon Martin T. Manton, Miss Heion 1'. McCormtrk, Hon. Charles J.

Mettcrmott, David J. McLean, Hon. Alonrn Mcl.auclilln. Hon. James A.

MrQuade, David E. Malbm, Thillp V. Manning, George W. Mai tin. Hon.

Mitchell Mnv. Edwin P. Mnynaid, Hon. Francis D. M-Garev.

Mnnnaseh Miller, Hon. rover M. MoBkowitz, Clinton Charb-s F. Murphy, Frank Murphy, Henry Hon. Algernon I.

Nova, Herman Nead-erland, James H. Pout, Warren Price John T. Rafferty, D. H. HalsUin, Dr.

Abin-hani P.avich, Hon. Edward Hlepchnann. Dr. ll nry G. Kachter, Morris Kiilzman, Grant Scott, Dr.

Samuel U. Schenck, Raymond Schmidt Eouis Kchoen. A. H. Schwartz, iaumn i.

nnpiro, Ja- lt M. P'lverinan, M. 8. Sloan, G. Foster Sri i Frank Solle, Arthur 8.

P-nners, Jitin. C. Stewart, Meier Steinbrlnk, Frances J. Hul. -an.

Edward Tolfree, Hnn. Franklin Taylnr. H. TodM. William J.

Word, Dr. Mtltnn a Vavrh. Mrs. Clarence Waterman, Richard Webster, Hidncv Weinburg Alexander M. While.

E. Wilson, Hurt' Harry T. Woods, Howard O. Wood, Hynian Zeitz, Julius C. ZetlB.

Philomela to Ijold Dinner Tomorrow The Philomela Club of 4 'ooklyn will hohl lis annual dinner th Hotel St. George tomorrow nlgfi. An Impromptu minstrel has been'yir-rungej hy Mrs. Etta Hamilton M-. ris, conductor of tho club, and ongk and speeches will form another part of the entertainment As its contribution to Music Week.

Philomela riivo a concert Monday niKht at tlie Home for Aged, on Classon corner Tark assisted by Arlhur Alles, baritone, and Peter Puntley, tenor. The Philomela hns been asked to broadcast, a splendid program over WNYC on Saturday evening at 8:30 o'clock. Sister Gives Shower For Edythe Avenius A surprise miscellaneous shower was given by Miss Edythe Avenius to her sisler, Emily, at their home, S557 Alsop Jamaica, Luncheon wns served. Among Ihnse present were: Betty Ranch. Kay Murray.

Ruth Homrver, Alic T.llliM Wniiz, Alma Herbert, Edythe and Emily Avenius, Mis. Emma J. Hnmeyer, Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. Edward Aston, Mrs.

Louis C. Mahler, Mrs. Frederick Sclioeller. Mrs. Wllllnm Courtney, Mrs.

Edward Borjes, Mrs. Will-Vim Eeffer nnd Mrs. Alice H. Avenius. St.

Ignatius Church Plans Card Party A card party will be (riven at Loyola Hall by St. Ignatius Church on Thursday evening. Tables are being arranged for euchre, bridge and pinochle. The committee In charge Includes the Rev. Taul R.

Connlff, honorary chairman; Stephen J. McOarrlgle, chairman; M. Joseph Harding, treasurer; Marv C. Wood, secretary; Mrs. John H.

Hughes, Eugene M. Millard. Jnmes B. Allen and. Patrick B.

Whitney. Farce to Be Given By Luther League The Senior Luther League of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Fourth ave. and 6Srd will present "Tho Whole Town's Talking," a three-act farce, at the Central Branch T. M. C.

A. on Friday evening. May 20. The Rev. Harold Miller, pastor of tha church, Is assisting Ernest Koe-tut In reselling the cast, which Includes Mildred Nacher, Edith Block, Marie Tlnnenberg, Mary McDonald, Ma Edmonson, Helen Erlckson.

Helen Mofflt, Arthur West. Laurla Anderson, Holtman Goepper, Theodore Wlllms. Church Show in Glendale The Minister's Wife's New Bonnet" will be presented at the Brook-lyn Labor Lyceum, Myrtle and Wlll-oughby Thursday evening by the Senior Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Ascension of v'endale. angelical Lutheran 1 xnslon of v'endale Euchre aDcwe Phe Ladles' I Dewey Council The Ladies' I Aixlllary of Admiral Dewey CounclCj 3S4, K. of C.

wilt hold a euchre Hid pinochle party at tne ciuiitious' Jl (114 Fourth Tuesday evenlit'f. Mrs. Llbby beads tlx coin 1 1 Ittca to charge. Thompson, Dorothy Gunnarson, Helen Green. EdnaWfcKennon.

Tickets Herman knoebel and the Ttev. H. G. Corlies. Advertisements DorollW Gunnar- son.

Helen Green, Fred FiVheV. Floor Herman Knobel, cliairKian; Walter Shoaf, Harry Meyer, Charles Lockwood. Publicity Arthur J. Conrad. Dancing will follow to music by Frank Lauria's orchestra.

Luther Society Rehearsing for (A Full House9 Rehearsals are belnifr held daily by Hie Luther Society for Its ilny. "A Full Houpe," to be presented Wednesday evening, nt Masonic Temple. The society la connected with St. Paul's Evangelical Church, Henry Bt. between Second and Third pis.

"A Full House' vrns first presented at the Longacre Theatre, Manhattan, in 1915. The scene represents a drawing room of the weal! by Mrs. I-'lcniing'a apartment on lttverside Manhattan. The Rev. II.

G. Corleis, pastor of the church, is Assisting the players nt the rehearsals. The proceeds will be applied to the church fund. Members of tho cast include: Fred Fischer. Anita Finkleiner, Anee Mueller, Anne Margraff.

Edna McKennon, John Knoebel, Charles Kelh-r. Charles Rernus, K. Thompson, Henry Moeller, Fred Hartzch, Helen Green. Dorothy Gunnerson. Mrs.

M. Shosbroe. Mrs. H. G.

Corleis is coach. A reception and danco will follow th play. The committee in charge include: Arrangement, Fred Fischer. Klnood Thompson, Dorothy Gunnerson, Helen Green. Kdna McKennon;" tickets, Herman Knoebel.

the Rev. H. G. Corleis: advertising. Dorothy Gunnerson, Helen Grein.

Fred Fischer; floor. Herman Knoebel. chairman; Walter Shonf. Harry Meyer, Charles Rockwood; publicity, Arthur J. Conrad.

Tickets for the affair may be. purchased from members of the committee and the pastor. Aid Flood Victims. The proceeds of the annual calte and apron sale of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Old Glory Naval Post. No.

48, American Region, 6921 Fifth on Saturday afternoon and night will be given to the flood victims of the South. Mrs. Hazel Knight is the chairman. On the committee are Mrs. Davidson.

Mrs. Ilngnussen and Mrs, Agnes Hums. The auxiliary will assist In selling poppies. Business Women to Meet. The annual dinner meeting of th Rusiness and Professional Women's Club will be held at the Hotel St.

George on Wednesday evening. Officers will be elected. Mary Duello, Reed will presont a fas-hion show. Union Temple Class to Meet The Jewish sc Unce class meets tomorrow evening at Union Temple, 7 Kastern Pkwy. Dr.

Louis D. Gross will conduct the class. "The Moaning of prayer will be discussed it i 1 rom Me," to be pro of tho R. C. Church Ung, Dorothy V.

A. ion. I It From Me" Everything is In readiness for the big annual production of the young folk of the Flatbush Republican Club to be stnged at the Brooklyn Academy ot Music Tuesday evening. 1'ort Appraiser Frederick J. H.

Kracko and Miss LrOulse Zabrlskle, leader and co-leader of tho 21st A-smbly District, have been assured by Hob Ppitzer, chairman of the entertainment committee, that a record attendance will be on hand at the musical revue, "Sweet Sally" or Springtime Frolics of 1927." Prominent city officials, as well as all district lenders of Kings County, will occupy the boxes. George T. Jewewson, Irensurer, Bays every seat will be taken. Fred J. Maguire, coach, has more than one hundred young men and women trained.

Tho revue, written by Philip Mccormick, will be elaborately staged. The costuming will be original and unusual. Feature dancing, selections by well known Tocalists. a fashion purade with charming models, the "Kracke Leads Transit Fight JOHN B. KEKOllA The newly organized Clcndale Democratic Club, which recently opened ciuo rooms on Myrtle ave.

Is taking; an active Interest in civ' affairs. At a meeting Tuesday g) President John B. a special committee to demise a for solving the transit ptoblPr Glendale. Since tho club innou a policy to take part In civic there have been many I j(f neighbors that the transit Im; bo given first conslderatioii The committee will conl' Transit Commissioner Frai Sullivan, a member of the week in an endeavor to traction company extend th ave. trolley linn from Rlrhrr to Brooklyn Borough Hall, will bo made to have added to the route and the trip operated tor a flve-cei MensClulsDcl Debt Cance The Men's Club of Temple, 46th St.

and 15th uphold the affirmative Irt at Progressiva Temple night with the Men's Club Beth Emcth, Church ave. i borough on tha subji solved. That the Unltoi' Should Cancel Its Inler-Allb Representing the affirms be William Trunin and 1 Jacobson; on the negative H. Louis Jacobson and A. A lander.

Brooklyn jurists will be pri Judge tha decision. Carroll Club Molhcrs' Mother's Day will be obser the Carroll Club, 120 MadUon Manhattan, this afternoon members are invited to bring mothers aa guests. The addresi benediction will be given by Ki O'Nell of St. Ignatius Loyola Cht Tea will be served. The mem ship now totals 1.871 young Cnth business women In Now York, I3r lyn aud Long Island.

v. i I i i Par Benefit Show Kaplan, Sophie Lautman. They will be supported by Arthur Kaplan, of 2215 84th st. Barnet Cohen direct the play. Samuel Orshan is taking a leading part in the arrangements.

others In the cast will be Murray Appelbaum, Syd Cantor, Jack For-luau. A i ii Kaplan, licorge Redl-ker, Henry Simon, Murray Teller, Ceclle Knott and Huth Rlmatoff. Henrietta Wexler Surprised by Friends Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wexler, of Decatur tendered their daughter, Henrietta, a surprise party honor of her Kith birthday.

Among those who attended were: Alice Lavender, Edith Itesnlck, Beatrlco Buxbaum, I.il Newman. Beatrice Newman, Minnie Kaufman, Minnie Bongar, "Kddie" Aronson, Bertie romernntz. Edith Spiro. Lillian Mlrsky, Matilda Shaprlo, Irene Irene Auerbaoli, Al Bcrk-owilz, Harry Fein. "Buddy" Cohen, Henry Cohen, Lollle Wexler, Jossc Newman, Abe Beecher, Al Burke, Julie Nemser, Charles Rosenborg, Maurice Marks, David Lowask, Matthew Mester, Joe Greenberg and Emanuol "Epsllon" Auerbach, Shakespearean Play Al Jefferson H.

S. Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" will be presented by Dramatic. Society of Thomas Jefferson H. 8. In tho school, Saturday evening.

Juno 1 1. The presentation Is being managed by the Jefferson Council of Class Presidents raise funds for care of the Ivy recently planted around the school. More than J700 will be spent for costumes and stage decorations. One thousand five hundred tickets have beon printed to sell at 75 cents and All tickets will be reserved, Jefferson students being given a 15 cent reduction. Jolly Paupers Pick Cast for New Play With the cast selected for "The Dover Road," a comedy In throe acta be presented early In June, the Jolly I'supers Players are busy rehearsing under the direction ot I'earl Charleton, coach of the organisation.

Elaborate staging effects art being arranged by Ray Franken. The cast Includes Warren Loos, Frances Dalgneau, Ruth I.ohman, Louis Relken, Lloyd Zimmerman, Ceirmela Merrola, Lillian Parkinson, Walter Hannlgan, Frank Buslco, John Bourke. Engagements WissmanHartcll. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas H. Hurtell, of Rushwlrk announce the engagement of their daughter, Mabel, to (ieorge Wlssman, of 1129 Linden St. GrecnbergcrKohn. Mr. and Mrs.

Kmll Kohn, of (12 East (atlt st, will announce th engagement of their daughter, Reglna, Jack Oreenberger, son of Rabbi F.phralm and Mrs. Oreenberger, of Now York, at a formal dinner nd reception at their home next Sunday evening. Principals In Borough L. to Fearl Hurwitz, Arthur For the benefit of the Sunday School of the Progressive Synagogue of 1515 40th the play, "The House Next Door" will ho presented tonight at the KitlnKO Theatre, 42d st. and Broadway, Manhattan.

The two leading ladles will be Miss Sophie Lautman, of 1460 B2d and Miss Pearl Hurwitz, of 1542 60 til t. Gregorians to Give "Sally, Irene, Mary" Through the consent of Eddie Dowllng, actor and playwright, the Gregorian Players, the dramatic society of St. Gregory's Catholic Church, Brooklyn ave. and St. John's have secured permission to produce as their tenth annual musical comedy production, "Sally, Irene and Mary." This will be the first time that this play has been produced by amateurs.

Gcorgo Rafter Is directing. F.d-ward Moebus has chargo of tlie music. The play will be presented at tlie Rivera Theatre, St. John's pi. near Kingston late In May.

Advocates Simplify Divorce jJiSj Wfr-'WB wv.pvv W.W.-i-.w.v vR- ESTHFIl ARKOWITZ. dih. lay or develop characteristics which did not appear during court-ship and which make man and wife totally Incompatible. It Is cruel to force suili couples to remain tied. "From the point of view of the State marriage la a contract like any other.

Why should It not, therefore, be capable ot being dissolved by inula! consent? "Religion should not be allowed to Interfere with tho legal aspects of the ease. Those to whom divorce la forbidden by their religion will. of course, follow the dictates of their faith. But the religion of some should not stand In tha way of the happi ness of those whosa faith permits dlvoros, will 2S7 in the to $1. to H77 to Card Party On Wednesday Under the leadership of Stephen J.

Cushing as executive chairman, the members of Loyola Council, 477, K. of have completed plans for tlie card party to be held ot Trommel's Hnll, Bushwlck ave. and Conway Wednesday evening. Court Angela, 79, C. D.

Is cooperating. The Brophy System will lie used during the play. There will be continuous dancing. The committees include: Executive committee: Stephen J. Cushing, chairman; Henry Cawai, secretary; Gerald L.

McCabe, treasurer. Reception committee: John J. Hayes, John H. Fallon, Robert A. Sherriffs, I'hlllp Chopay, James Monaghan, John Hart, Thomas F.

Cahii, 1'aul A. -Ma-thias, Michael Donovan, Walter Foley, Edward Oronberry, John S. Glastalcr, Michael Jones and W. Francis Law-ior. Press committee, Daniel V.

Wrenn. Prizo committee: Miss Marie C. Curry', chairman; Miss Nell Yates, secretary; Mrs. Chaiies A. C.ottheif, Mrs.

John Gellsh, Mrs. James A. Mc-Nally, Mrs. Anna Ryan, Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, Miss Mildred Hutchinson, Mrs.

Lillian Curry, Miss Anne Pigeon, Mrs. Josephine Carroll. Mrs. Lucy Tourney. Miss Margaret Campbell.

Mrs. John J. Flecson, Mrs. Joseph H. Germain and Mrs.

R. G. Walsh. Ticket committee: Gerald L. McCabe, chairman' William O'Gorman, Frank S.

MeKnight, Thomas Fritchard and William Carney. The Brand knight of Loyola Council is John J. Hayes, and deputy grand knight, Stephen J. usliing -4 blia UtN J. CLSHIN(i, JOHN J.

IIAYKS. I i.