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I 0 Dates To Note CARD PARTIES Oct. 8 (Sat.) -Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor Auxiliary bridge and fashion show, Columbus Club, 2 p.m. Children's Welfare League of Brooklyn, bridge and sale, St. Bartholomew's Community House. Oct.

15 (Sat.) -Flatbush Boys Club. Junior Women's Auxiliary bridge, Hotel Pierre, Manhattan, 2 p.m.. Oct. 21 (Fri.) -William Shakespeare Chapter. D.

B. bridge and tea. 114 Pierrepont 130 p.m. Oct. 22 (Sat.) -Visitation Academy AuxIliary luncheon and bridge, Tavern on the Green.

Manhattan. Ladies of Charity of the House of the Good Shepherd bridge. Columbus Club, 2 p.m. Oct. 24 Lady of Refuge R.

C. Church Altar Society bridge, parish hall. Oct. 29 Agnes Seminary Alumnae bridge. Waldorf- Astoria, afternoon.

St. Joseph's Guild. Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor, Columbus Club afternoon. (Thurs. -Motion Picture Council Notard party, Brooklyn Woman's Club.

FEATURES Oct. 9 (Sun.) -United Hospital Fund Sunday. FASHION SHOWS Oct. 7 (Fri.) -Business Professional Good Shepherd Church, St. and Women's Club and the Engine Guild 4th fashion show career woman of 50 years ago--in the parish hall.

Oct. 26 (Wed.) -Colony House bundle party and fashion show. Towers Hotel. afternoon. LUNCHEONS Oct.

13 w. A of the City of New York. luncheon. WaldorfCon. Astoria.

Oct. 20. (Thurs.) -Villa deSales Auxiliary. harvest festival. luncheon and Columbus Club RECEPTIONS Oct.

22 (Sat.) -Morning Choral reception for the new conductor. Howard Kasschau. 114 Pierrepont St. MEETINGS Oct. 3 Mon.

-Women's Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Nursery and Foster Home Service, meeting. 321 Ashland Place, 11 a.m Smith College Club meeting. 131 Hicks 8:15 p.m. Oct. 4.

(Tues.) -Women's Auxiliary of the Baptist Church Extension Society and the Missionary Union of Brooklyn and Long Island, meeting. Emmanuel Baptist Church. 10:30 a.m. Tiny Tim Society House of St. Giles the Cripple, meeting, 1346 President 2:30 p.m.

Oct. 5 (Wed.) -Friends of Children's seum bridge committee, -meeting. 464 Clinton Foundation noon. Woman's Church Charity Board meeting, 1557 Atlantic 11 a.m Orphan Asylum Society the Borough of Brooklyn, board of directors meeting, 363 Adelphi 10:30 a.m. Knickerbocker Field Club.

club night, 8 p.m. Oct. 6 (Thurs.) Chiropean business meeting. Towers Hotel: luncheon and conference of officers, 10:30 a.m. Oct.

7 (Fri.) St. Catherine's Hospital Ladies Aid Society meeting, Hall, 2:30 p.m. St. Mary's Hospital Ladies Association meeting. at the hospital, afternoon.

Long Island Federation of Women's Clubs President's Council meeting, Hotel Statler. Manhattan, 2:30 p.m. Oct. 9 (Sun.) St: Joseph's College for Women Alumnae Association reception and tea for new members, at the lege, 4 p.m. Oct.

10 (Mon.) "Dates Ahead" meeting. 191 Joralemon 3 p.m. Oct. the 11 Medical (Tues.) Society -Woman's of the Auxiliary County of meeting, at St. Bartholomew's Church Community House, 2 p.m.

Oct. 14 (Fri.) -Brooklyn Women's Republican Club. meeting, 114 Pierrepont afternoon. Miss Alice Russo's Marriage Announced Miss Alice Russo, daughter of Mr. 1659 and 73d Mrs.

Anthony became Russo the bride of Francis De Carlo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco De of 1857 70th on Sept. 17 in Our Lady of Guadalupe R. C.

Church. The Rev. Stephen F. McGrail officiated. The received the papal blessing.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of satin and lace and. a sweetheart headpiece. She carried a missal with orange blossoms and an orchid. Her maid of honor, Miss Dorothy De Carlo, sister of the bridegroom, a blue satin gown with a matching headpiece. Anthony Russo, brother of the bride, was best man.

Joseph Russo, another brother of the bride, and Charles Zumba, cousin of the bridegroom, ushered. Mrs. De Carlo attended Our Lady of Guadalupe School and Bay Ridge High School. Her husband was educated at Our Lady of Guadalupe School and St. Joseph's Juniorate, Massachusetts.

He is a member of the Catholic War Veterans Club. A reception was held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Club. The couple spent a wedding trip in the Poconos and are residing in Brooklyn. Sigma Chi Upsilon Dance to Be Saturday Sigma Chi Upsilon fraternity of St. John's University will inaugurate the social season with the first off-campus dance of the college year next SaturIt will take place in the Grill Room of the Hotel Taft.

Manhattan. Wally Rhodes and his orchestra will provide the music for dancing. Frank V. Dachille heads the committee in charge. Assisting him are Edward J.

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Florence J. Kluenie Mr. Donnelly Married Miss Florence J. Kluenie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Kluenie of 337 44th was married to Edward F. Donnelly, U.S.N., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Donnelly of 487 5th Sept.

24 at a solemn high mass in the R. C. Church of St. Michael. The bride wore a white satin princess style gown with a yoke of Chantilly lace bordered veil was fastened matchwith seed pearls.

Her, illusion ing lace cap. She carried a prayer book covered with a white orchid. Mrs. John Kingston of Maplewood, N. was her sister's matron-of-honor.

She wor an emerald green gown with matching half-hat and carried 'an old-fashioned (bouquet. Miss Marie Masterson and Miss Maureene Kluenie of Bay Ridge were bridesmaids. Their gowns were of mauve, with matching half-hats. They also carried old-fashioned bouquets. James F.

Byrnes, an uncle of the bridegroom, was best man. Joseph R. Donnelly and John J. Carley of South Brooklyn ushered. After the reception at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Porter Post.

the couple flew to Memphis, Tenn. where they will reside. St. Mary's Hospital Ladies Aid to Meet The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Association of St. Mary's Hospital will be held on Friday at the hospital.

Mrs. William F. Clancy will preside. Braverman-Hirschkorn Charles Braverman of Lawrence. announces the engagement of his daughter, Miss Dolly Braverman to George P.

Hirschkorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Hirschkorn, also of Lawrence. Miss Braverman, daughter of the late Mrs.

Celia Hauptman Braverman, attended Ohio State University. Mr. Hirschkorn attended the University of Michigan and was graduated from New York University. He served in the Army Air Forces for four years during the war. Daughter Born Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Kennedy Jr. of 82 Rutland Road announce the birth of a daughter, Susan Jayne Kennedy, at the Peck Memorial Hospital on Sept. 21.

Mrs. Kennedy is the former Miss June F. Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C.

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MET. OPERA STUDIOS. L0.5-0864 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE NEWS The Teachers Alliance of New York City, Inc. has sent, a resolution to Andrew G. Clauson 1 a member of the Board of Education, thanking him for his efforts to Increase teachers salaries.

"Your efforts are in line with our suggestion made for the use of the increased state aid voted this year," the resolution said. "We hope the Mayor will give consideration to the resolution you propose." The Parent-Teacher Association of Public "School 105, 12th Ave: and 59th held its first meeting of the current term recently. Mrs. Ann Sciulara, president. presented Madeline V.

Brown, principal, to the parents. Gene Montalbano of 178 Witson Ave. has been pledged to Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity following the annual Fall rush at Drake University, Deser Moines, la. "Know Your Child's School" will be the subject of a meeting of the Midwood High School Parents Association Wednesday night at 8:30 o'clock. Newly elected officers will be installed.

Dr. Jacob M. Ross, principal, and other members of the faculty will discuss courses offered at Midwood, special subjects and provisions for talented children, extra curicular activities, health education and athletics, the college guidance and scholarship program and other topics. Amos Lessard, a graduate of University who obtained Clark, A. at Princeton University, has joined the faculty of St.

Joseph's College for Women as an insturctor in French. He formerly taught at American University, Howard University, South Western College and Virginia Union University. Margaret Kolligian of 338 Dean St. is attending Cumberland Junior College, Williamsburg, Ky. Mary Schreiner and Gail Harvey of Brooklyn are among new freshmen at Seton Hill College, Greensburg, Pa.

The Parent Teacher Association of Public School 153, E. 12th St. and Avenue will hold its first meeting of the new term Wednesday night at 8:15 o'clock. Mrs. Edna Levins, president, will preside.

Mrs. Henrietta 0. Gordon. principal, will introduce Dorothy Brady, new assistant principal. Mrs.

Frances H. Kohan will speak on 1 "Parents' Resopnsibility in Education." 1120 42d after 32 years The Cornell Piano Studios of specialization in piano instruction, will celebrate the opening of a vocal department with the awarding of a scholarship. Auditions will be held on Oct. 11 and 15 from 3 to 7 p.m. Applicants should apply by mail.

The vocal department will be under the direction of Marie Beaumont Kimball, daughter of Emil Henry Weber, founder of the Apollo Club of Brooklyn. Pat Tilley of 355 21st a recent graduate of Prospect Heights High School and an Arista member, is now a student tat Hunter College. The first of the class teas sponsored by the Parent Association of Public School 77, 1st St. and 6th was held recently "school lunchroom. All mothers whose children attend kindergarten were invited to meet their voungsters' teachers.

Mrs. A. Vizzotti and Mrs. W. King are co-chairmen of these events.

Mrs. Edith Sands is president of the P. T. A. Special classes for non- -high school graduates are being offered at the Enterprise School of Plastics, 81 Willoughby St.

Pratt Institute Art School's Saturday Morning School for Children opened its 1949-50 session with registration yesterday at the Institute. The Saturday Morning School, which offers, art courses for boys and from 7 to 17, has been in existence since 1892, having been started five years after the founding of Pratt Institute. To supply trained maintenance and engineering personnel for the increasing number of electronic instruments used in medicine and biology, the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn introduced a pioneer course for la new type of technician Thursday night, it was announced by Dr. Raymond E. Kirk, head of the Department of Chemistry and Dean of the Graduate It is believed, Dr.

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ES. 2-0859, 6-8 P. M. BROOKLYN EAGLE, OCT. 2, 1949 17 Ca Mrs.

Thomas H. Litwin Joan E. Kunzinger Is Mr. Litwin's Bride Miss Joan Elizabeth Kunzinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Kunzinger of 1046 80th was married Sept. 17 to Thomas Henry Litwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Litwin of Manhattan. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

John Byrne in St. Ephrems R. C. Church. The bride was given in marriage by her father who is head of the J.

R. Donnelly Company, glass firm. Mrs. Litwin wore a period gown of white slipper satin and of illusion net with a crotch of seed pearls book and covered car. prayer with white orchids and streamers of bouvardia.

Mrs. Edward Kunzinger the bride's sister-in-law, acted as matron-ofhonor, and the attendants were Mrs. Charles Ward and Mrs. George Metz. All I wore identical gowns of white appliqued blue over blue taffeta with matching hats of horsehair.

Mr. Litwin's brother. Edward Litwin, was best man. The ushers were Frederick Kunzinger, brother of the bride, and George Metz, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Following a honeymoon in the Poconos the a couple will reside in Bay Ridge.

Mary Louise McGrath Married at St. Patrick's Miss Mary Louise McGrath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McGrath of 9011 Ridge Boulevard, was married at a solemn nuptial mass yesterday morning in St.

Patrick's R. C. Church, 95th St. at 4th to Francis H. Brennan, son of Mrs.

Mary A. Brennan and the late Frank H. Brennan. Monsignor Joseph pastor of St. Patrick's Church, was the celebrant.

Present also in the sanctuary were Rev. Thomas F. Cribbin, associate director of the Catholic Apostolate of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and Rev. Brother Jogues, C.F.X., principal of St. Michael's Diocesan High School.

The bride is a graduate of Bay Ridge High School and St. Joseph's College for Women. Miss Edith McGrath, the bride's sister, was maid of honor. The bride's cousins, the Misses Lee Crumlish and Margaret Wisniowski, were bridesmaid and flower girl, respectively. Donald O'Connor was best man and Edward Alence and Armand Starace were ushers.

Mr. Brennan is a graduate of St. Michael's Diocesan School and attended Brooklyn, College. He is president of the Alumni Association of St. Michael's D.

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THOMAS J. MURPHY 90-39 Corona Elmhurst, L. HA. 4-7251 CAREER QUIZ A recent change has been made by the Veterans Administration affecting the status of veterans who wish to begin under the pocational, Rights. courses of training This week we present the second part of a column by the New York' Chapter.

National Association of Private and Vocational Schools, clarifying what this new ruling means. "How will the new V. A. directive 1A actually work out?" This is the second of two articles. Let's look at a couple of typical cases: If a veteran wants to take a course in a school that was established prior to 1941, he does not come under the restrictions imposed by the ruling.

But let him try to take the same course in a post-1944 school and he must go through the mill and "justify" the course as essential to immediate employment. And when we say "same course" we mean just that. All the private vocational schools are licensed and supervised by the State Department of Education. All courses in a given field of study must meet the same standards whether they were set up ten years ago or ten days ago. If a GI thinks it necessary to learn another aspect of his trade to maintain his position in the industry, he will likewise run into the V.A.

demand to "prove" need to immediate employment. The V. A. ruling supplemental, part-time A Delmar Candid Photographers Mrs. Andrew Monastero Monastero-Randazzo Miss Grace Alice Randazzo, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Randazzo of 1843 Ocean Parkway, was married to Andrew Monastero, son of Mrs. Andrew Monastero of 6812 Garfield Woodside, and the late Mr. Monastero, on Sept. 18.

The ceremony took place in St. Brendan's R. C. Church and was performed by the Rev. Francis X.

Downing. A reception followed at the Hotel Granada. Miss Josephine Randazzo was maid of honor for her sister. The best man was Joseph Madgoli of Manhattan. Mrs.

Monastero was graduated from James Madison High School. Her husband is a civil service worker. Peggy Janet Walsh Plans Her Wedding Woodmere Methodist Church will be the scene on Saturday of the marriage of Miss Peggy Janet Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh of 18 Brower Woodmere, to Alvin Warren Kappenberg, son of Mrs.

William Kappenberg col-'and the late Mr. Kappenberg of Cliffside Park. N. formerly of Queens Village. The Rev.

Leon V. Kofod will perform the ceremony at 4 p.m. A reception will be held at the Garden City Hotel. Mrs. Emerson Barron of Long Island City will serve as matron of honor and only attendant the prospective, and Jack Clark Utah, will be best man.

Ushers will include Emerson Barron, John Macdonald Jr. of White Plains and Ernest Rainey of Queens Village. Miss Walsh was graduated from Woodmere High School and the Katharine Gibbs School, Manhattan. Mr. Kappenberg, an alumnus of Andrew Jackson High School, St.

Albans, is a navy veteran of six years service. He is now associated with the Supreme Fur Raritan, N. J. Gladys E. Nystrom Bride of Mr.

Hicks The marriage of Miss Gladys E. Nystrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Nystrom of 630 84th to Henry H.

Hicks. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hicks of the Bronx, took place Sept.

24, at the Salem Lutheran Church. The Rev. Dr. J. Alfred Anderson officiated.

The bride wore a gown of white satin with veil and carried white gladioli. She was attended by Miss Florence Seastrom, who wore a gown of blue velvet and taffeta and carried an old-fashioned bouquet of orange gladioli. The bridesmaids, Miss Gertrude Swanson and Mrs. Gloria Gumpert, wore rose velvet and taffeta gowns and carried oldf ashioned pink gladiola bouquets. The best man was William Ulrich and the ushers were Joseph Meehan and Arthur Collins.

After the ceremony, a reception was held at the Hotel Greg. ory. The couple will reside in Brooklyn after a trip to Williams Lake, N. Y. Card Party Held The annual card party and tea of the Associates of St.

Giles the Cripple was held on Wednesday afternoon. at the Home on Mayfair Ave. Mrs. Follett Bradley, general chairman, was assisted by a Herbert committee G. Ecklof, of Mrs.

Hobart H. Putnam, Mrs. Alfred T. Davison, Mrs. Norman L.

Hillyer, Mrs. Franklin T. all, Mrs. Harry S. Gorgas, Mrs.

James E. Orr, Mrs. Paul F. Swett Mrs. Franklin P.

Thomas and Mrs. Charles McC Heissenbuttel. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S.

Bixler of 4th St. entertained at dinner at the Village Bath Club, Manhasset, last night for Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Abbey and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank D. Guernsey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H.

Montgomery of Hilton Ave. are at Bristol, Vt. Mrs. Carroll B. Graham and her daughter, Miss Frances Graham, of 11th are entertaining Mrs.

Holmes D. Baker and her son, Joseph D. Baker, of Frederick. Md. Miss Graham and Mr.

Baker will be married on Oct. 29. and extension training tional and recreational." One dease in point shoul serve to illustrate the utter confusion and lack of logic in the V. decree and expose its high handed character. A private trade school in New York City was impressed with the need for a course in locksmithing and got an immediate, The go-ahead course signal was from officially approved this July by the State Department of Education and was offered to the public.

When directive IA was promulgated the school was told by the regional VA that the course would not be affected. A fine instructor was engaged: 50 students were enrolled. all veterans. Several more checks were made with the VA to make sure the course was still approved. As late as Sept.

15, after the directive had been issued, every. thing was fine. On Sept. 16, the VA suddenly. retracted, its sanction.

tuition be paid and what was worse, the veterans would receive no sub. sistence for the time they had spent in the course. The course, the VA said, was a new one and would have to be in existence for at least a vear even to be classified as "avocational and recreational." Even though this course is the only one of its east of the Mississippi. Public understanding of this serious situation and heavy protests to Cary Gray, Veter ans Administrator, Washington D. C.

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71 W. 45 (Dept. 12). LU. 2-1366 HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL-DRAFTING-HOME -HOME STUDY INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, 11 W.

42d N. Y. 6-4621 INSTRUMENT REPAIR--MEN EMPIRE STATE SCHOOL, 81 Willoughby Brooklyn. Instrument RepairMen MEAT CUTTING MEAT CUTTERS SCHOO of 600 Gates Are. 619 W.

130 StOL. 2-6230-Ad. 4-6779 MUSIC BROOKLYN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 58 7th Are. (Chartered by 2-3300 CORNELL PIANO STUDIO, 1120 42d Brooklyn, Concert Training. Est.

1917. 3-7333 PARKWAY MUSIC INSTITUTE, 1540 Eastern P'kway. (Approved G.I. Bill) 5-5363 OPTICIANS EMPIRE STATE, 81 Willoughby Brooklyn. Day or Eve.

-TR. 5-3944 SCHOOL OF OPTICS, 182 Henry B'klyn 2. Day or Eve. Catalog 10. MAin 4-4211 PLASTICS ENTERPRISE SCHOOL OF PLASTICS, 81 Willoughby Brooklyn 1-MA.

5-0743 PLUMBING AND OIL BURNER BERK SCHOOL. 384 Atlantic Ave. Beginners Advanced. App. O.

I. BIlL-UL. 5-5603 PRACTICAL NURSING WYCKOFF HEIGHTS HOSPITAL, 112 St. Nicholas B'klyn. 1 Fear 3-4500 RADIO--TELEVISION--ELECTRONICS DELEHANTY INSTITUTE, 105 E.

13th N. Y. Day (Service Repair.) )GR, 3-6900 RADIO TELEVISION INSTITUTE, 480 Lexington (46 N. Y. 17.

Day Ere. PL. 3-4535 REFRIGERATION, RADIO, OIL BURNER SERVICING BROOKLYN Y.M.C.A. TRADE SCHOOL, 1117 Bedford Ave. (Day Eve.) 2-1104 SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS DRAKE SCHOOL, 885 Flatbush B'klyn (Church Day- NightxBUckminster 2-2703 EASTMAN SCHOOL, E.

C. Gaines, 441 Lexington N. Y. MU.2-3527 C. F.

YOUNG SCHOOL, 24 Sidney Place. Day and Evening. -MAin 4-0793 TRAFFIC MANAGERS INST. Alr TRAFFIC Traffic MANAGEMENT. Nassau N.

T. BA, 7-3852 ACADEMY ADVANCED TRAFFIC, 299 Broadway, N. Y. C. DI.

9-4050.