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a a a a a a a a a I I I I BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1931. Richmond Hill Mothers Start Weekly Rehearsal For School Presentation The rehearsals for the radio broadcast revue, to be given in the near future under the auspices of the Mothers Club of Public School 121, will be held every Wednesday afternoon in the school auditorium, on 109th Ave. and 126th St. Mrs. Julia Dunne, teacher of the kindergarten class, is the coach.

Mrs. Rose Silverman is preparing a comical sketch based on "The Rise of the A cabinet meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Teachers' On Wednesday evening, Feb. 25, there will be a card and bunco party, given by the Social Websters for the benefit of the A. Gordon Webster Post 951. American Legion.

David Shaffer of the post will have charge and will be assisted by the following committee: Mrs. Theodore Abbene, Mrs. Bert Hanion, Mrs. Anna Gobeluski and Mrs. A.

J. Deckert. Mrs. Emily Bitterlich of 130-19 90th Ave. benefit card and night.

KanchostestyAlast The dark horse was won by Mrs. Edith Kempner. Other winners were Mae Strathern, Louise Sauerwald, Kitty Glasstein, Anne Warner, Kathryn Schnell, Dorothy Scheurle, Josephine Shipman, Anna Rampmeir, Nellie Hood. Emily Blumberg, Anna Grassman and Rose Smith. There will be a meeting of the Pilgrim Assembly 6, Order of the Rainbow, for Girls, at Hillside Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening, Feb.

24. The Valentine dance held on Feb. 10 was a jolly affair. As this was the first event to be held during the administration of the new worthy advisor, Gertrude Rauschkolb, she was congratulated The mittees working for success of the production, "A Corner of the Campus," to be given by the Grimof the assembly, announce that the tickets are being sold rapidly and many "ads" are being taken for the journal. At the meeting of the East Glen Morris Community Council, held in School 100.

on Rockaway Boulevard, last night, Miss Elizabeth McNerney of 120th St. was elected delegate to community councils of the City of New York and the Queens division. The organization also went on record as joining the City parliament for another year. Plans are under way for a bunco and card party to be held in the near future, the proceeds of which will be sent to community councils as a token of gratitude for work accomplished for the group during the past year. Mrs.

Amelia Ehlert, the newly elected president of Richmond Hill Auxiliary 1, Jamaica Hospital, held an executive meeting on Friday evening and outlined an active SOcial and business program for the vear. Several new committees were formed. Other officers on the staff are: First vice president, Mrs. Mabel Fallah: second vice president, Mrs. John Schaffner; corresponding secretary, Mrs.

Caroline Remmert: recording secretary, Mrs. Mae Jansen; treasurer, Mrs. Josephine Maybeck. The Mothers Club of the Church of St. Benedict Joseph held a card bunco party this week in the school hall.

on 117th St. Proceeds were for the benefit of a needy family. Mrs. Anna Vetter was in charge. The Women's Relief Corps 113.

Grand Army of the Republic, will have a luncheon in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Guild on April 16. Mrs. Florence Bushman will have charge, The East Glen Morris Civic Association is making plans to hold a bunco and card party on Saturday evening, Feb. 26, with Mrs. Harry Stooregan in charge.

The Willing Workers of St. Teresa's Church will hold a card and bunco party on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 19, at the of Mrs. Mary Rodriguez, 101-29 131st St. Mrs.

William Dean of 107th Ave. was hostess this week. The nonplayer's prize was won by Mrs. Elizabeth Groth. What promises to be a jolly affair will be the balloon dance and card party given by the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association, Branch 1423, in the church hall of the Church of the Holy Child Jesus on Brandon Ave.

The proceeds will be used to complete the pledges for the altar rail. Those in charge will be Josephine Morgan, Ida Hunnell, Harry Curran, Mrs. Carolyn Appel, Mrs. Anna Sgier, Mrs. William Thiergartner, Mrs.

Mary Hodgkins, Mrs. Eugene Leonard, Mrs. Paul Talbot. Cards will begin promptly at 8:30. The Order of the Degree of Pocohontas will hold: Queens United Meeting in the Edison Building on Feb.

26, which will be followed by a waffle party. Mrs. Florence Bushman will have charge. The Women Welfare Workers will be the guests of Mrs. C.

C. Hermann of 116th St. on Monday, March 2. A bunco was held last night by the for a needy family in St. group Albans.

Mrs. Frank Schroeder of 115-28 125th St. was in charge. On Wednesday evening, Feb. 18, there will be a meeting Long Island Council Knights of Columbus 197 in Columbian Hall, when final reports will be made concerning the corn beef and cabbage supper held last night.

At the regular council meeting to be held on Feb. 22 the automobile offered in connection with the 1931 charity ball will be awarded. On Monday, Feb. 23, the annual memorial mass will be held 10 a.m. The church has not been at decided upon.

Installation of officers of Mothers Club of P. S. 55 and 57 took place this week with the following result: President, Mrs. J. H.

Meyers; vice president, Mrs. I. R. Leonard; treasurer, L. Hansen; recording J.

E. Oetjan. Mrs. George the retiring president, was secretary, awarded a beautiful electric clock by the members. Mrs.

Wolfe presented her officers with silver thimbles. DUNTON On Friday, Feb. 20, the Happy Social Club of the Van Wyck Congregational Church will hold a card party in the Parish Hall. Miss Catherine Nedermann will be, in charge and will be assisted Miss Kathryn Schultze and Miss Kathryn McDonald. A card party, bunco, entertainment and installation of officers were held last night by the Dunton Civic League.

Many prizes were awarded. More than 500 people attended. The committee included Charles H. Schnoore, chairman, assisted by Mrs. L.

G. Parsley, Harry G. Dayton, Joseph A. Coyle and Mrs. H.

J. Paulsen, Joseph Coyle was installed as president of the organization for the sixth executive time. The next regular meeting will be held on Feb. 26. Card and Bunco Parties Featured on Programs of Queens Political Clubs Mrs.

Nettie Tood has been appointed chairman of the card and bunco party to take place on Feb. 19 by the Onondaga Women's Democratic Club at 113-05 Hannibal St. Mrs. Mae Farrell will have charge of another card and bunco party to be held on the evening of Feb. 27.

The Women's Cross Bays Democratic Club will hold a bunco and card party on Tuesday evening, Feb. 17, in the clubhouse on Woodhaven Boulevard. Mrs. Elizaheth Brand has been appointed chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. F.

Steers, Mrs. Margaret McAtee, Mrs. Mae McCarth. Mrs. Mary Pecue, Mrs.

Annie Raab and Mrs. Helen Neidriger. Mrs. Mabel Somerville will be general chairman of a social for the members of the Women's Unique Democratic Club in the headquarters, 98-42 212th Queens Village. Installation of officers of the Ladies Hawtree Democratic Club will take place on March 3 in Oriental Paradise.

Mrs. Amelia H. Johnston was re-elected president of the organization this week. The other officers are: Vice president, Mrs. Mary Bell.

treasurer, Mrs. Lillian Striffler: financial secretary, Mrs. Alice Higbie: recording secretary, Mrs. Nellie Rose: sergeant at arms, Kathryn Evers. Trustees, Mrs.

Ethel Scully, Mrs. Jane Murtagh and Mrs. Martha White. Plans are under way for a barn dance to be held by the Roanoke Regular Democratic Club on March 21 at the Morris Park Community clubhouse. The newly elected officers of the Women's Cherokee Reguar Democratic Club are: President, Mrs.

Margaret Bickerton; first vice president. Mrs. Cornelia Hammond: second vice president, Harriet McMillen: treasurer, Mrs. Emily McHugh: financial secretary. Mrs.

Marjorie Flood: recording secretary. Mrs. Florence Yelsits; correspond- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED I LEVICK Mr. and Mrs. George F.

Haight of Massapequa have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alice Beatrice Haight to Mr. George Simpson Ludwig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ludwig of 775 Carroll Brooklyn. Miss Haight is a graduate of the Freeport High School and attended the Pratt Art Institute, the Grand Central Art College and studied a year in Brittany.

Mr. Ludwig is a graduate of Stevens Institute and the New York University Law School. the Women's Regular Roanokes Democratic Club. The card and bunco parties will be held every Monday night with the exception of Washington's Birthday. Mrs.

Sears will be assisted by Mrs. Anna Zielke, Mrs. Mary Missfeldt. Mrs. Anna Canty, Mrs.

George Howard, Mrs. Helen Gallagher and Mrs. James Gallahue. The dark horse at this week's affair was won by Mrs. William Conran.

The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Dorothy Julig. Many of the dignitaries and celebrities from all over the borough attended the testimonial dinner and dance given this week under auspices of the Cross Bays Democratic Club in honor of State Committeeman Peter F. Albrecht and Executive Leader William F. Mayer.

The affair was held in the Jamaica Royal HOTELS AND RESORTS ST. ALBANS Plans are under way for a spring bazar to be held during the second week of April by the Sigma Sigma of the Episcopal Church of St. Albans the Martyr. Miss Muriel Kemp 1s The Ladies Bowling Club of St. Albans announces a meeting for every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 5 in the Archer Alleys in Jamaica.

Among the winners at this week's tournament were: Elizabeth Carbone, Louise Hamilbacher, Louise Parisen, Jeanette Maloney, Agnes Metral, Lydia Woflman, Mary Ward, H. J. Heinfus. Mildred Straub, Maud Howard, Rose Lunnigan and Nanna Mayer. A theater party will be held tomorrow evening by the 500 Club.

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Definite plans will be announced later. Tomorrow evening a card party will be held by the Lioness Club of St. in the St. Albans Republican clubhouse. Mrs.

Adele Keller will have charge and will be assisted by Mrs. Madeline Harlow, Miss Brunhilda Bronson and Miss Mildred Bordt. An entertainment and party is being planned by the Hollis Homes Civic Community Association on Feb. 28 in the clubrooms of the Onondaga Women's Democratic clubhouse on Hannibal St. Horace Andrews will be in charge.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will sponsor a supper on the evening of Feb. 17. The luncheon held on Wednesday of this week was unusually well attended. A dinner and card party is being planned by the Utopia Club of the Hollis Presbyterian Church to be' held in Brooklyn on Thursday evening, March 26. The bridge and card party held this week was a social and financial success.

Mrs. Wilbur L. Raynor, 8938 184th will be hostess at a tea party under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of 191st St. The date of the affair is Thursday afternoon. proceeds will be applied to the building fund.

The Young People's Bible Class under the guidance of Mrs. Harry Ring and Mrs. Joseph Levy is flourishing. tor, the Rev. William H.

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A tea and social will be held on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 19, by the Aid of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The hostess will be Mrs. A. A.

Raynor at her home, 89-38 148th St. Mrs. A. W. Finch was re-elected president at the meeting this week.

Tentative plans are under way for a play to take place early in March. Several social functions are being planned by the Hollis Civic and Social Club. The annual dinner will be held early in April in Manhattan. Tentative plans are also under way for a Minstrel Show. At the next meeting on 24' definite arrangements will be announced.

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Anna Joyce. On Feb. 21 a Washington's Birthday dance will be held by the Mentone Regular Democratic Club in the clubhouse on 141st Ave. John Effler is in charge. Installation ceremonies took place this week at the Women's Cieveland Regular Democratic Club headquarters, 118-12 Rockaway Boulevard.

The officers for the new year are: Mrs. Margaret Cook, treasurer and financial secretary; Laura Clements, secretary: Mrs. Rose Esposito, chairman of the board of governors: Mrs. Mae Reitheimer. Mrs.

Irene Esposito, Mrs. Mary Weber and Mrs. Elsie Brechter. members of the board of governors. An active business and social program for the organization has been outlined.

The ladies of the Baisley Park Republican Club will hold 2. bunco and card party on Thursday evening. Feb. in the club headquarters on Sutphin Boulevard. Mrs.

Louis Happ will have charge and will be assisted by Miss Constance Olsen and Mrs. George Byrnes. According to the report of the entertainment committee of the 5th Assembly District Democratic Club the annual ball to be held on Feb. 28 will be one of the largest of the season. Walter Brangan, general chairman, reports that there has been a large demand for the tickets.

Mrs, Albena Greschik. president, will head a large delegation. Mrs. Esther Murphy won the highest score in bunco this week at card party given by the ladies of the Progressive Republican Club at 118-01 Liberty Ave. Other winners were Celia Harms, Marie Schwigler, Anna Depp, Anna Voelker, Anna Vohl, Maura Klein.

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