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BROOKLYN DAILY. EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1931V 'Society Announces Summer Plans Weekend Trips Increase Continued from Page 1 Harry F. Wanvig, Mr. and Mrs. MOTHER AND SON Battle Pan Chapter, D.

A. R. Holds Annual Meeting Battle Pass Chapter, D. A. held Its annual meeting yesterday at the Brooklyn Woman's Club.

Mrs. Thomas H. McClintock, regent, presiding. Mrs. Berton L.

Maxfield was hostess for the day, assisted by Miss Mellicent Blair, Miss Carlotta Bush-nell. Mrs. William J. Graham, Miss Kinkead Thompson, Miss May Ruth Winans, Miss Elizabeth Hawkins, Mrs. Parke R.

Kolbe, Mrs. John L. Kilbon, Mrs. Sherman F. Worster, Miss Adelaide Townsend and Mrs.

Horatio Parker. Battle Pass Chapter's 25th anniversary was celebrated at this meeting by the cutting of an attractively decorated birthday cake. Mrs. Charles D. Sperry gave dramatic readings and Miss Clover Holly read her original essay on "NatidYial Defense." Among those present were Mrs.

Executive Board of National Society, N. E. W. to Be Held On Tuesday at Astor Hotel The National Society of New England Women will hold an executive ooard meeting on Tuesday at the Hotel Astor at 10 o'clock. The newly elected president general, Mrs.

Gilbert Leslie Lewis, will preside. Mrs. Lewis was elected to this office at the annual congress held In Washington, D. In April. The board meeting will be attended by the directors holding over Irom the last administration, the recently elected directors and all presidents of colonies.

Victory Hospital to Have Bridge Tea on May 18 ihe Women's Auxiliary of the Victory Memorial Hospital is completing arrangements for a bridge-tea on Monday, May 18 at the country house of the Crescent Athletic Club at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Henry P. Molloy is president of the auxiliary, and Mrs. William T.

Morgan is chairman of entertainment. The following members will serve on the special committee completing plans for the bridge-tea: Miss Nillie Berns. Mrs. Irving Bartholomew, Mrs. William A.

Brodie, Mrs. I- 1 -J of 11 ucfi tiny prices and Mrs. Reginald Barnes Underbill and her young son, Richard Roger Underhill of Laurelton, L. formerly resided In Brooklyn. Mrs.

UnderhiU was Miss Lois B. Kraeger. tmost values James T. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs.

Laurence Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs, Edward B. McKellar, Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Wright and Mrs. Charles Hoyt. Professor Phelps is spending the weekend here as the house guest of Dean and Mrs. G.

Paull T. Sargent. He will deliver the morning address tomorrow In the Cathedral of the Incarnation. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Remsen of 2d St. are visiting friends in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.

Whitney of Rockaway Road entertained a number of Garden City friends at dinner in their New York home last evening. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. Le Roy Hendrlckson, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas N. Gurney, Mr. and Mrs. Caswell W.

Stoddard. Mrs. Herbert L. Smith Jr. of Kll-burn Road gave a luncheon and bridge yesterday for Miss Errol Brown and Miss Hazel Hendrlckson.

Other guests Included the Misses Margaret Whitney, Bonnie Murphy, Virginia Savage, Cadee Anderson, Elizabeth Rhett, Mabel Bloodgood, Louise Osborne and Edwlna Cruik-shank. The Parent-Teachers Association of Garden City held a large benefit bridge at the Garden City Casino yesterday. Among the many pres ent were Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Lee R.

Jenney, Mrs. George Nelson, Mrs. Percy N. Edwards, Mrs. Louise W.

Abbot, Mrs. Frank A. Robinson, Mrs. N. V.

Tibbals. Mrs. Frederick Nelson, Mrs. Elwood C. Baker, Mrs, J.

H. B. Rebhann, Mrs. Charles S. Elder, Mrs.

Robert Whiting Morrell, Mrs. William F. Englis, Mrs. Law rence Pricher, Mrs. Benjamin T.

Cook-e Mrs. G. Sumner Ireland Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. William L.

Mrs. Henry W. Wand less, Mrs. Philip E. Erhorn, Mrs.

George L. Hagerty, Mrs. Guy C. Mallett, Mrs. Eugene C.

Barfoot, Mrs. Roland S. Maesel, Mrs. Leo R. Hesselman.

Mrs. Charles A. Larson, Mrs. J. C.

K. Studwell, Mrs. Thomas A. Shaw, Mrs. Frank T.

Burke Mrs. Walter V. McAuliff, Mrs. Louis Naisawald, Mrs Howard Os-terhout, Mrs. Adolph Pons, Mrs.

Walter J. Black, Mrs. Adrian liegeman, Mrs. Bert L. Atwater, Mrs.

George Peters. Mrs. William H. Harrison, Mrs. Harold R.

Peto, Mrs. J. J. Hagerty Jr. and Mrs.

L. B. Proctor. Mrs. William H.

Harrison was a luncheon hostess at her home on Brixton Road yesterday preceding the P. T. A. bridge. Her guests were Mrs.

Frank Rossiter, Mrs. Ion Holm and Mrs. Roland S. Maesel. Another luncheon hostess was Mrs.

Bernard F. Hogan of 10th who entertained her bridge club yesterday. The members include Mrs. Edward A. Maher, Mrs.

C. Raymond Hix. Mrs. Ernest Hubbell, Mrs. James H.

Wilson, Mrs. Hugh Bergen, Mrs. Walter V. D. Bayer, Mrs.

Paul Brown, Mrs. William F. Rea, Mrs. Douglas Marsland. Mrs.

Edward Taylor and Mrs. Edward Langdon. Mrs. Wilton Courtney Donn of Roxbury Road also entertained at, luncheon and bridge yesterday, her guests being Mrs. John Enequist Mrs.

Charles A. Hammann, Mrs. Christopher K. Knorr, Mrs. C.

S. Severance, Mrs. Arthur M. Place, Mrs. Charles H.

Hoag and Mrs. Thomas T. Stocksdale. Mrs. John A.

de Tienne of Nassau Boulevard returned early this week from a month's staV in Florida. Mrs. Jean F. P. des Garennes of Euston Road is visiting friends in Greenwich, Conn.

Mrs. John Gordon of Merlon, who was the house guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Karel Vettewlnkel, was the honor guest at a luncheon Please Turn to Tage 3 materials arvelous ore styles ver before Clinton A. Bennett, Mrs.

Robert S. Darbee, Mrs. Walter L. Durack Mrs. Wlhiam Eagleson, Mrs.

Bernadus Evertsen, Mrs. Crosby Field, Mrs. Howard E. Jones, Mrs. Alfred H.

Munkenbeck, Mrs. Harold W. Rambusch, Mrs. William Richard, Mrs. Graham Townsend, Mrs.

Louis M. Schneider, Mrs. Robert A. Sewell, Mrs. Robert J.

Vance, Mrs. Charles C. Valentine, Mrs. John C. Whitely, Mrs.

Henry Firth Wood, Mrs. Rollin Hills, Miss Helen Treganza. Knickerbocker Field Club To Have Afternoon Bridge An afternoon bridge will be held by the Knickerbocker Field Club, tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the clubhouse, E. 18th St.

and Tennis Court. Mrs. T. G. Jones is chairman and her assistants are Mrs.

Edwin F. Valentine and Mrs. George D. Dannenberg. The aides will be Miss Evelyn Horton, Miss Dorothy Fish, Miss Doris MacDermot and Miss Billie Brockway.

Long Island Society Prof. William Lyon Phelps Gives Lecture at Garden City; Many Bridge-Luncheons Given Special to The Eagle Garden City, L. May 9 The big event of this week is the lecture this evening by Prof. William Lyon Phelps, under the auspices of the Garden City-Hempstead Community Club. This review of the current books and plays by Professor Phelps, in the auditorium of the Cherry Valley Avenue School, wil be preceded by a dinner in his honor at the Cherry Valley Club by Yale graduates of Nassau County, the executive board of the Community Club and friends.

Among those at the dinner will be Dean and Mrs. G. Paull T. Sargent, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Francis B.

Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Maule, Mr. and Mrs.

George N. Emory, Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford H. Piatt Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin S. Koons, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters Mr.

and Mrs. Wlnfield A. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.

Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Davison, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank H. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. all cady for summer! N. June 1, where she ill remain until Oct.

1. Mr. and Mrs. M. Preston Good- fellow of 141 Argyle Road will leave, May 29, for their summer home, Fairweather Silvermlne.

Norwalk, Conn, returning to town late in September. Mrs. Alfred F. Wise of 182 St Place has taken the Francis I. Neill cottage at Bailey Island.

for the summer season. She will go there, June 1, and return Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin P. Maynard of the Hotel Bossert will go to their country home at Westhampton Beach, L. on May 26. They will return to the city Oct. 20.

Mme. E. Ford Hartley to Have Ball May 22; Mn. N. B.

Nelson Chairman of Patroness List Mrs. Nelson B. Nelson is chairman of patronesses for Mme. K. Ford Hartley's Summer costume ball at the Bossert on Friday evening, May 22.

The patronesses are Mrs. Joseph 'A. Bennett, Mrs. Franklin B. Bradley, Mrs.

Chester W. Cole, Mrs. Cromwell Childe, Mrs. Paul Dungan, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Fraser, Mrs.

George H. Gartlan, Mrs. Henry Wevward Hamilton. Mrs. Herbert M.

Holly. Mrs. Alfred T. Hunt, Mrs. Frederick Keller, Mrs.

Georg; Nel-in, Mrs. Edwin Henrv Newbury, Mrs. Walter D. Price, Mrs. Wlllard CS.

Reynolds, Mrs. C. Waldo Stickle. Mrs. Frank Marvin Sinclair, Mrs.

Margaret Todd Smith, Mrs. Leonard (Hull Smith, Mrs. Franklin Taylor, Irs. James Herbert Todd. Mrs.

Oeorge M. Travis. Mrs. Thomas TTupper Whlttier, Mrs. George N.

'Whittlesey, Mrs. Christopher W. Dr. Frank M. Townley and Mrs.

ttownley and Dr. Arthur L. Charles end Mrs. Charles are to be guests 'of honor. 6L Agues Seminary Senior Prom to Be Held May 22 The Senior Prom of St.

Agnes -Seminary will be held on Friday, May 22 at the St. George Hotel. The committee in charge are the Misses Margaret Crlmmins, Ruth Dolan, Dorothy Huels and Alma Kiernan. Misses Lottch Guests at Bridge-Luncheon Yesterday Mrs. John T.

Lotsch gave a Tunch-ton and bridge for her daughters, the Misses Ethel and Dorothy Lotsch, at their home, 940 Ocean yesterday afternoon. The puests included the Misses Ruth Turner, Dorothy Townsend, Dorothy Stevens, Jnet Story. Betty Ber-pener, Ruth Dickman, Muriel Stephens. Eleanor Taylor, Clover Holly, Adele Mankel. Marion Flege.

Dorothy Wagner, Jean Smith and Jean-tte Johnson. Princess Andronikowa of Russia, how residing at 119 Schermerhorn will do a Caucasian dance at ihe fete in the Junior League Club, Friday, for the benefit of the Chil-tiren's Humane Army, of which Mrs. Eliot Tuckerman of Manhattan is president. The Humane Army has more than 150.000 members In the public schools of Brooklyn and the ether boroughs and in nearby New Jersey towns. Miss Helen Smith Honors Miss (Catherine English Miss Helen Smith of 110 Laf- reue Ave.

entertained at a lunch-ecu and Ur.ene shower yesterday fT Mss kathertne English of N. and formerly of Enr.ilTn. fcce engagement has i.r. to Charles Nelson. Axce ti-sx present were the IDiw and Harriet Babcock, As Harry.

Marjory Taylor, Er.r:h. Sazrid Piatt, Tj-jT-- Arii Woodruff. Mae Gne Wha.rn and Kather- Tb ar-nual meeting of Victoria Kocr.e for Aged British Men and tv'omen at Ossining, N. and the election of directors will take on Tuesday at the McAlpin Hotel at 10 a.m. Mary Murray Chapter, D.

A. R. The Mary Murray Chapter. D. A.

of New York. Mrs. David E. Hnag regent, will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Old Guard headquarters.

307 W. 91st St. There will be annual reports read end an election of officers held. Reports of the Continental Congress will be given by the regent, vice re- pent, Mrs. Charles H.

Beach, dele- gate, Miss Hannah A. Babcock. and Clarence Tittcrington and Mrs. i. V.

Hodge. Tea will be served. St. Vincent's Guild St. Vincent's Guild, Mrs.

Francis X. Doyle president, will give a luncheon and bridge on Saturday the Brooklyn Elks Clubhouse. Mrs. Anna J. Doyle is general chairman, Mrs William A.

Mitchell, luncheon: Mrs. John J. Mallay. prizes; Miss Mary Rush, tickets, and Mrs. Nelson G.

Wall, hostesses, i Among the hostesses are Mrs. Martha C. Barrett, Mrs. John Turner. Mrs.

William C. Galligan, I Mrs. Henry Grell. Mrs. John L.

Whalen, Miss Mary Ryan, Mrs. Joseph Davey, Miss Margaret Mackey, I Mrs. Philomena Curran. Mrs. Wil- liam Cosgriff.

Mrs. William Court-, rey, Mrs. Edward V. Killeen. Mrs.

Eugene J. Reynolds. Mrs. John J. Cullen, Mrs.

Rose C. Reilly, Mrs. Francis Flood and Mrs. Francis J. Magilligan.

Miss Mildred Rutledge Hostess for Miss Delaney 1 Miss Mildred Rutledge of 279 Washington gave a bridge and lea yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Agnes Delaney, whose marriage to Alfred E. Ecdard will take place this Summer. Those present were the Misses Madelyn Arcese, Sally Dillon, Mary Pflaney. Irene Fitztrerald. Mary KenneDy.

Elizabeth Maher. Dorothy McLauehlin. Helen Rutledpe, Scania n. Acnes Walsh. Mrs.

JJVaiden GetzlT. Mrs. John Middle-tni6 and Mrs. Joseph Rat if an. Mrs.

John Zerega, Mrs. Joseph. W. Sullivan, Mrs. J.

Chester Haynes, Mrs. John McAuliffe, Miss Teresa L. Connolly, Miss Clara R. Flem ing, Mrs. Philip V.

Brennan, Miss Katherine J. Meagher, Miss Edna Donovan, Mrs. Fred C. Moffatt, Mrs. Richard W.

Wilson, Mrs. Christian Hafers, Mrs. James F. Reilly, Mrs. John E.

Baxter, Mrs. PhiHp A. Brennan, Miss Virginia Dalton, Miss Helen Seaman, Mrs. John J. Gill, Miss May C.

GIL', and Mrs. Raymond McLeer. Many to Entertain Today In Boxes at Polo Matches Mr. and Mrs. Mathew J.

Troy will entertain a box party at the polo season opening at Fort Hamilton today. They will have as their guests, Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Campana, Mr.

and Mrs. William Edward Griffin and Walter L. Orton. Brigadier General and Mrs. Lucius R.

Holbrook will entertain guests in their box at the game. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin T. Kane will occupy a box at the game along with several guests.

James L. Meeks will entertain a party consisting of Assemblyman Daniel McNamara Jr. and Mrs. Mc-Namara, Miss Senta Simounet and the Misses Murial and Marie Meeks. Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Suydam of 645 E. 23d St. are entertaining Mrs.

Ruth Wood of Red Bank, N. as their house guest for two weeks. A rummage sale will be held on Wednesday and Thursday for the benefit of the Victoria Home, with Mrs. Hedley H. Hilborn, Mrs.

Morris W. Henry and Mrs. Alfred Young as the committee in charge. Additional Patronesses and Subscribers for St. John's College Auxiliary Bridge Party Additional patronesses for the St.

John's College Auxiliary bridge and fashion show on Saturday are Mrs. Alonzo G. McLaughlin, Mrs. Julian A. Acosta, Mrs.

Julian A. Acosta Jr-, Mrs. Charles John Acosta, Mrs. Edward Megarr, Mrs. Bernard A.

Kee-nan, Mrs. Joseph J. Ryan, Mrs. Charles Schrauth, Miss Genevieve Hamilton, Miss Mary V. Canfield, Mrs.

Robert W. Murtha, Miss Helen C. Walsh, Miss Irene Machate, Miss Veronica Hochmann and Miss Adelaide Sullivan. Additional subscribers are Miss Elizabeth A. Cleary, Mrs.

Joseph Giambaloo, Mrs. William H. Lyons, Mrs. Anne L. Gorman, Mrs.

Philomena A. Curran, Miss Gertrude A. Hughes, Miss Mildred L. Black, Miss Kathryn L. Burke, Miss Julie Hamilton, Mrs.

Frank J. Heffernan, Mrs. John F. Cross, Mrs. Edward L.

Del-any, Miss Irene Purdv, Mrs. Frederick Magiola, Mrs. Walter Drennan, Mrs. James V. Carroll and Mrs.

Edward V. Dodd. Patronesses for Party Of Ladies of Charity Announced An overflow party luncheon, fashion show and bridge will be given by the Ladies of Charity for the benefit of the House of the Good Shepherd at the Garden City Hotel at Garden City, L. on Tuesday, May 26. Mrs.

Hugh Montgomery Copeland is president of the organization. The fashion show will be under the supervision of Mrs. Bartholomew DcDermott. A reception will be held at 12 o'clock and the luncheon at 12:30. Mrs.

John J. Hagerty of Garden City and Mrs. Charles Hartung will be chairmen of the day. Mrs. John Raymond McDonald is chairman of patronesses, among whom are Mrs.

William J. Heffer-nan, Mrs. Joseph Lilly, Mrs. Edward Cassin, Mrs. James J.

Heffernan, Mrs. Edward J. Raleigh. Mrs. William L.

O'Connell, Mrs. Frank Zangle, Mrs. Anna Bennett, Mrs. David Roach, Mrs. Anna Doyle, Mrs.

Charles Dennehy, Mrs. Florence Duane, Mrs. Vincent McSherry, Mrs. Robert G. Williams, Mrs.

Joseph A. Igoe, Mrs. Walter Drennan, Mrs. Thomas McEnaney, Mrs. John Donovan, Mrs.

Charles Hartung, Mrs. John J. Hagerty, Mrs. Robert McDonald, Mrs. Alonzo McLaughlin, Mrs.

James McGcency, Mrs. Matthew McPhillips, Mrs. Edward F. Clark, Mrs. John Biggins, Mrs.

John Barry, Mrs. Edward M. Bachus, Mrs. Clarence Bliss, Mrs. Walter Coakley, Mrs.

Frank Heffernan, Mrs. P. Frank Sheeran, Mrs. William H. Meyer, Mrs.

William Donahue, Miss Anne Hickey, Mrs. Jamie Kelly, Mrs. Kirk Pierce, Mrs. George Leggatt, Mrs. Joseph J.

Ryan, Mrs. Walter Vernon, Mrs. Owen Evers, Mrs. Thomas Weldon, Mrs. Joseph Noonan, Mrs.

Phil Curran, Mrs. Harry Ulmer, Mrs. John J. Welsh, Mrs. Jerry J.

Dalton, Mrs. Thomas Howard, Mrs. Henry Hesterberg and Mrs. C. H.

Rasmussen. Additional Patronesses for Neapolitan Fete of Brooklyn Circle The Neapolitan Fete of the Brooklyn Circle International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, which w'U be held at the Pennsylvania Hotel on Saturday, will have a fashion show as one of its features, in which many prominent members of the circle will act as models. Mrs. George G. Worthley will head the bridal procession as the bride's mother, Mrs.

Agnes Louise Gill, will be the bride. Miss Eileen Plant, maid of honor, and Miss Dorothy J. Loehfelin and Miss Eileen Murray bridesmaids. Additional patronesses include Mrs. Eugene T.

Heffernan, Miss Mary E. Dohertj, Miss Muriel Palmer, Miss Helen R. Brislin, Mrs. Samuel W. Hassell.

Mrs. Thomas F. Magner, Mrs. Peter A. Slattery, Miss Mary T.

Mahony, Mrs. John K. Bolen, Mrs. William C. Courtney, resh, cool cottons George Aldrich, Mrs.

Robert Starr Allyn, Mrs. Fred Nixon Baldwin, Mrs. William Casanova, Miss Carolyn Conkling, Mrs. Mary M. Corney, Mrs.

Mathew 8. Cumner, Mrs. Charles D. Vassar, Miss Jane Ells worth, Mrs. Charles H.

Layng, Mrs. Hugh Thompson, Mrs. Courtney Groser, Mrs. Frederick E. Haskins, Mrs.

Herbert Holly. Mrs. D. C. Johnson, Miss S.

Lillian Jones. Mrs. Cyrus King. Mrs. Robert H.

Knight, Mrs. Charles Breese, Mrs. Maude Nelson, Mrs. William Rawlins, Mrs. Joseph Reid, Mrs.

Nathaniel Rob inson. Mrs. Howard sayre, miss Samira Smith, Mrs. Burden S. Was-son, Mrs.

F. Beardsley and Miss Edith Matthews. Mm Frederick D. Chaoman and Mrs. Edwin F.

Buchanan of 92 Arcvla RnoH and Mrs. I. E. ChaD- mnn nf t.h Hotel Granada have iust returned from a motor trip to Washington, D. u.

Mr. and Mrs. George Dannen- berg of 1819 Beverly Road were the recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mackey of Bayville, L.

I. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. O.

Thomas of Garden City, L. and formerly of Brooklyn, will entertain at a small dinner party at tneir home on Saturday. St. Angela Hall Prom To Be Held Thursday Night The Senior Prom of St. Angela Hall will be held at the Hotel Plaza, Manhattan, on Thursday evening.

Members of the committee include the Misses Agnes Joan Plunkett, chairman; Eleanor Clarke, Geral-dine Noonan. Gertrude Regan, Virginia Rinn, Eleanor Robinson and Jean Weeks. The members of the floor committee are William Mortimer Tobin, Charles Gilbert Waters, Walter Noonan, Joseph Thomas Coleman, John Samuel Dubpernell. Joseph Sullivan and Charles Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Cush-man of 699 Ocean Ave. entertained at a dinner party at their home recently. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. B.

Walton Mr. and Mrs. George Dannenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pettegrew.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard James Kent of 1834 Caton Ave. have just returned from a 10-weeks trip to San Francisco, Cal. Dr.

and Mrs. Bendernagel Hosts at Dinner and Bridge Dr. and Mrs. James Bendernagel of Bronxville entertained at dinner and bridge last evening. Their guests were: Mr.

and Mrs. Graham Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warden. Mr.

and Mrs. George Schlegel, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton A. Bennett, and Mr.

and Mrs. George Rijrgs of Bronxville. Mrs. Riggs was Miss Winifred Lark of Brooklyn. Mrs.

Frank S. Parker of 2145 Cortelyou Road left yesterday for a two months' visit to Glendale, where she will be the guest of her brother, John H. Taylor. Mrs. Randolph E.

Tyrrel entertained at luncheon at her home in Flatbush yesterday, her guests including Mrs. William H. Suydam, Mrs. Ruth Wood, Mrs. Eliza Scant-lebury.

Mrs. Philip Suss and Mrs. John F. Windhorst. The Misses Nanette and Renee Obrieght of the Heights and form erly students at Packer Collegiate Institute, are now at York House in Southern France.

Visitation Alumnae Has Annual Luncheon at Convent The Visitation Alumnae held their anual luncheon at the Convent yesterday. The reception room was decorated with smilax and sweet peas. Mrs Sylvan Berliner, the retiring president was presented with flowers and a lovely gift from the alumnae by Miss Helen O'Kcefe. After the presentation Mr-- Berliner spoke a few words of appreciation and gratitude and introduced the new president. Miss Gertrude Rose, who greeted the members of the alumnae and their friends.

Among those present were: Mrs. Sylvan Berliner. Miss Gertrude Rose, Mrs. George T. McQuade, Mrs.

Edward Campbell, Mrs. William R. Thornton. Mrs. Robert E.

Lee. James W. Ryan, Mrs. Theodore Avery. Mrs.

William F. i Greegan. Mrs Edward Mullin, Mrs. 1 Edmund J. Donegan, Mrs.

Guv B. 1 Smith. Mrs. Catharine Kane, Mrs. Philomena Curran, Mrs.

Delmar Martin, Mrs. J. Denton Shea, Mrs. i Eugenie Hcffernan, Mrs. Elizabeth Ahem.

Mrs. Kurt Lutz, Mrs. John Konvallnka, Mis. Joseph W. Sullivan, Mrs.

Louis Alter, Mrs. Edward Curley Mrs. William P. Harvey. M--S.

J. Richard Kevin, Miss Ann Higgins, Miss Margaret Markey. Miss Esther Stern. Miss Adelaide Gffney. Miss Mary V.

Woods, Miss Dorothy Reynolds, Miss Elsie MrDermott. Miss Bernadette O'Hare. Miss Kathryn Seele, Mis Helen O'Keefe, Miss Clara Kon-valinka. Miss Mary MrCormack, Virainia Ro-e. Miss Virginia Rds.

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