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Society BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1934 2 19 Frank, Mrs. James M. Fuller, Mrs. Walter M. Gladding, Mrs.

M. Terressa Guardenier, Mrs. C. Lansing Hays, Mrs. James M.

Heatherton, Mrs. Palmer H. Jadwin, Mrs. Frederick D. Kalley, Mrs.

O. Avery Keep, Miss Elizabeth Marckwald, Mrs. John R. Martin, Mrs. F.

H. Miles, Mrs. J. Adolph Mollenhauer, Mrs. York Noel, Mrs.

Walter S. Newhouse, Miss Palavins, Mrs. Frank H. Parsons, Mrs. Harry A.

Powell, Mrs. H. Hastings Reddall, Mrs. Harry K. Reynolds, Miss Katherine Righter, Mrs.

George W. Rowe, Mrs. Edgar E. Ryan, Mrs. Florence R.

Shepmoes, Mrs. Bruno Schmidt, Mrs. G. M. Shepherd, Mrs.

J. E. Sparrow, Mrs. S. G.

Stacey, Miss Lucretia Stevens, Mrs. Gustave W. Thompson, Mrs. Alan Towl, Mrs. Charles Van Nuis, Mrs.

Horace, S. Warner, Miss Caroline Mrs. George N. Whittlesey, Mrs. Cyrus J.

Wilson, Mrs. Francis A. Wilson, Mrs. Paul Windels and Mrs. Harry Zeitz.

Mrs. William Adams of 1328 E. 28th St. has returned from a six months' stay at her Summer home in Bay Point, Me. She was given a surprise luncheon at Richelieu's, with a theater party following, 01 Wednesday.

Those present were Mrs. Augustus Chabot, Mrs. Fritz Rudloff, Mrs. Henry A. McCarthy and Mrs.

Harry LeBols. Mrs. Minnie Talbot Swain to Be Hostess to Chaminade Committee The membership committee of the Chaminade, Mrs. Alfred Robinson Fullerton, chairman, will be entertained at luncheon and bridge by Mrs. Minnie Talbot Swain at the Hotel Granada tomorrow.

Mrs. Robert Starr Allyn, president of Chaminade, be honor guest. Other guests will be Mrs. William J. Ball, Mrs.

Charles E. Buckton, Mrs. Frederick C. Baker, Mrs. William Buchanan, Mrs.

Mattie W. Conover, Mrs. F. A. Jewett, Mrs Rickard Jackson, Mrs.

James A McDonald, Mrs. Emma Pendleton, Mrs. Frank Van Leer and Mrs. Fullerton six special guests, Mrs. Fred "Abell, Mrs.

Charles Tompkins, Mrs. Adelaide Scholes, Mrs. Daniel Scofield, Mrs. William Forman Dunbar, Mrs. Sarah Williams and Mrs.

Alice Wescoat. Tri- Charity Party Juniors and Chairmen Entertained Yesterday Mrs. Edward Clark, general chairman of the tri-charity card party to be held Jan. 13 at the K. of C.

Club, entertained at her home, 315 Argyle Road, at a tea yesterday afternoon for her chairmen and cochairmen. Mrs. John Keller and Hugh M. Copeland presided at the tea table, assisted by Mrs. John Donovan, Mrs.

Henry A. Anderson, Mrs. Andrew Igoe and Miss Jane I. Glacken, Others present were Mrs. Ann B.

Bennett, Mrs. William J. Heffernan, Mrs. James J. Heffernan, Mrs.

Bartholomew McDermott, Mrs. Barth T. Tiernan, Mrs. Edward Jerome Raleigh, Mrs. Matthew McPhillips, Mrs.

James McGeeney, Mrs. Walter J. Carlin, Mrs. Walter B. Drennan, Mrs.

John F. Hart. Mrs. George C. Manning Mrs.

J. Albert Mosle, Mrs. Daniel Griffin, Mrs. James A. Spellman, Mrs.

Patrick M. Woods, Mrs. W. Warren Peters, Mrs. Thomas F.

Flynn, Mrs. Joseph A. Fennelly, Mrs. Thomas McEnaney and Miss Mary Walsh. Mrs.

Arthur C. Edmonds, assisted by Mrs. Henry Arthur Anderson and Mrs. A Archibald Mooney, entertained the tri-charity juniors at her home, 90 8th last evening. Mrs.

Anderson is chairman of the juniors. Those present included the Misses Betty Dalton, Ann Hickey, Gladys Denman, Dorothy Disney, Kay ters, Jane Tiernan, Helen Storts, Nina Slavin, Ann Muriel Schultz, Jane Igoe, Ann Hurley, Josephine Magiola, Lucille Masterson, Kathryn Murphy, Helen O'Keefe, Augusta Reilly, Clare Raleigh, Jean Hogan, Alice Brazier, Peggy Mary Virginia Blake, Margaret, Reilly, Watson, Georgine Spellman, Rosalind Magiola, Alice McCarren, Rosemary Shelare, Olivia Denman, Gertrude Eagan, Sylvia Ghelardi, Grace Drennan, Elizabeth Hoffman, Helen Copeland, Helen Henjes, Kathryn Howard, Mrs. Anthony F. Burke, Mrs. William A.

Burke, Mrs. John Hauff, Mrs. Elbert Sinclare and Mrs. William Rogers. CANDLELIGHT TEA The candlelight tea of the Women's Guild for Service of Central Congregational Church took place yesterday in the parish house.

Lighted red candles supplied the illumination. Those receiving and were Mrs. F. O. Edgerton, pouring, Longyear, Mrs.

William V. Laurino, Mrs. Elbert Totten, Mrs. H. C.

Bainbridge, Mrs. William P. Seward, Mrs. H. J.

Richards, Mrs. Ivan Darling, Mrs. W. S. Howland, Mrs.

E. J. Dingee, Mrs. J. G.

Fackenthal and Mrs. George Worthington. Mrs. J. H.

Behrends, president of the guild, presided. Mrs. Viola Laing, contralto of the church, accompanied by Dr. Harry Rowe Shelley, gave a program of songs. Long Island Society Mr.

and Mrs. E. I. Low Will Be Hosts for Miss Louisa Herrick At Dinner-Dance This Evening Mr. and Mrs.

Ethelbert I. Low of Woodmere and 1060 Fifth Manhattan, will give a dinnerdance for 50 tonight for their debutante niece, Miss Louisa Herrick, at Pierre's. Miss Herrick is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Newbold L.

Herrick of Woodmere. She was introduced to society at a supper dance for 600 which her parents gave at the Rockaway Hunting Club at Cedarhurst on Thanksgiving eve. Mrs. Low. who will receive with her niece, will wear an ice blue satin gown and a corsage of African wind flowers orchids.

Miss Herrick will be in silver lame and will wear orchids. Dinner will be served at a long table decorated with Spring flowers. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Butler Duncan have come from Islip to spend the Winter at the Gladstone Hotel, Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. William Huntting Howell of Hewlett and their sister, Miss Virginia Hanna of Montclair, N. sailed yesterday to spend six weeks in Santo Domingo.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V. Hollins of East Islip are at Mayfair House, Manhattan. Patchogue Personals Special to The Eagle Patchogue, Jan.

5-Mrs. Malcolm Argyle Shand of the Lake Street Apartments was hostess to her bridge Joseph club Gerard, yesterday, afternooseph Gerard of Rider Hugh Furman, son of Supreme Court Justice and Mrs. George H. Furman of S. Ocean and Robert Kessler, nephew of Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Roe of East have returned to their studies at Stony Brook Preparatory School after spending their vacation at home. Miss Peggy Newton of Pittsfield, is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Johanknecht of East Main St. She will visit friends in Manhattan over the weekend. The Thursday Evening Bridge Club was entertained last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Roe Park.

Miss Roberta Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Bailey of Carman was hostess at a bridge party Wednesday evening in honor of her birthday. William Young, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Young of Bay has resumed his studies at Harvard. Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Ackerly of Cedar Ave.

have returned from a month's motor trip to Daytona Beach, Fla. Mrs. Carlton S. Smith of Roe Boulevard East left this week for Ray Beach, where she will join her husband, Dr. Carlton S.

Smith. They will spend a month as the guests of Dr. Smith's parents at their Winter residence. Mrs. G.

Howard Hatfield of Oak St. was hostess yesterday afternoon to her bridge club. Miss Marian Brewster Tuthin of Rochester has returned home. She has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Terry Tuthill, of Roe Boulevard West during the holidays. Rathbone- R. Bleecker Rathbone of Haliewa, Purchase, N. announces the engagement of his daughter, Miss Carmelita Rathbone, to Thomas A Halleran, son of Mrs. Thomas A.

Halleran of Flushing and the late Mr. Halleran, Miss Rathbone attended the Masters School at Dobbs Ferry and her debut 1927. Her mother, the former Florence Carmelita Warn, died in August, 1931. Mr. Halleran was graduated from Amherst College in 1928, from Columbia Law School in 1931 and is a member of the Amherst Club of New York, Delta Kappa Epsilon and the Downtown Athletic Club.

Mrs. Herbert Ludiam Smith Dinner Hostess in Garden City Special to The Eagle Garden City, Jan. Herbert Ludlam Smith, who will leave shortly on a world's cruise of several months duration, was hostess at a large dinner party at the Cherry Valley Club last evening. Her guests included Dean Arthur B. Kinsolving and Mrs.

Kinsolving, Dr. and Mrs. Roy D. Grimmer, Dr. and Mrs.

Ruel L. Alden, Judge Eugene F. O'Connor Jr. and Mrs. O'Connor, Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.

William William M. W. Frazier, Cruikshank, Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

Austin K. Neftel, Mr. Sale, 500 Women's and Misses' Leather Coats of Fine Quality Genuine Glove Leather red, navy and black. Complete range of sizes. belted Today's Warmly Expertly unspotted models.

lined Market genuine tailored, In coats glove hip brown, of leather. length, green, clean, $8.75 DAVEGA GA Brooklyn, 417 Fulton St. (Borough Hall) Brooklyn. ...924 Flatbush Ave. Brownsville.

.1703 Pitkin Ave. Jamaica Ave. Kings Highway Bay ...5108 Fifth Ave. Astoria. 166-07 Jamaica Ave.

.278 Steinway Bensonhurst. .2085 86th St. Flushing. ..43 Main St. ALL STORES OPEN EVENINGS MAIL ORDERS--111 EAST 42d STREET (Include Postage) Sunday Puzzle Page Winners 'IF THE DECISION'S A DRAW, MOM WILL GET THE PURSE' "If the Decision's a Draw, Mom Will Get the Purse," by Alex.

E. Roeder, 9123 213th Queens Village, L. wins the first prize of $5 in the Sunday Caption Contest for this week. The two $2.50 prize winners are: "Waiting for the Light of Her Life," by Florence O'Donnell, 50 Nevins Brooklyn, "Framed and Ready to Hang," by L. C.

Garth, 158 Euclid Brooklyn. The five $1 prize winners are: "About to Get Stuck on a Briar," by Peter Potter, Flowery Branch, Georgia. "There's Money in Tobacco Stalks," by Lawrence A. Merrigan, 1332 E. 23d St.

"Swearing Off More Than He Can Eschew!" by A. Winburn, 263 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn. "This Goose Knows Her Papa Gander," by Grace Depker, 620 Park Place, Brooklyn. "His Better Half Hopes for the Worst," by H. A.

Corwin, 796 Park Place, Brooklyn. and Mrs. C. Walter Randall, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert L. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy, Mr. and John T.

Winkhaus, Mr. Mrs. Loren M. Cowdrey, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest D. Gerard, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Van W. Vranken, Osborne, Mr.

and and Mrs. Mrs. Lardner V. Morris, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. L. Clark, and Mrs. Franklin D. Mooney, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas N. Gurney, Mr. and Mrs. William D.

Bloodgood, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Remsen, Mr. and Mrs. John I.

Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sayer. Also Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lewis Luckenbach, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters Mr. and Mrs. Caswell W.

Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Moore, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank C. B. Page, Mr. Mrs. C.

Layton De Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Davies, Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford M. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Le Roy J. Weed, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.

Hanemann, Mr. and Mrs. John Good, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Le Roy Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton H.

Salmon Mrs. Isaac Ludlam, Mrs. Kenneth Knowles, Mrs. Joseph S. Qualey, Mrs.

Floyd E. Woolsey, Mrs. Charles W. Hoyt, Mrs. Mortimer N.

Buckner, Mrs. William W. Pell, Mrs. Adams C. Sumner, Mrs.

William C. Lawson, Mrs. Eva Reix, Miss Mabel Graham, Hobart Putnam, Benjamin Starkey, Thurston Smith, Stanley Brown, Donald Graham, Joseph Powell and W. L. Wright.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Whitney of Rockaway Miss Margaret Whitney and Miss Helen Whitney left today for New Haven to attend the wedding of Miss Ann Van Duzer Ward and Mr. and Mrs.

Whitney's son, Craig W. Whitney, which will take place tomorrow. Col. Hugh A. Bayne and Mrs.

Bayne of New Haven will give a dinner in honor of the bridal couple this evening. AUXILIARY MEETING A business meeting of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Auxiliary was held in the clubrooms recently. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Harry L. Anstey, president.

A report was submitted by Mrs. Bessie Sponagle, financial secretary, and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by Miss Lillian Caffrey, recording secretary. A committee of the following members was selected to nominate "What you would 287 CASH PRIZES 1st Prize $300 2d Prize $100 3d Prize $50 10 Prizes $10 each 44 Prizes $5 each 230 Prizes $1 each Parley at Capital Fails to Reopen Bank in Queens Eagle Bureau, Colorado Building, Washington, Jan. 5-Attempts to reorganize the closed Richmond National Bank of Richmond Hill were abandoned today following a fourhour conference between Treasury officials, a depositors' committee and Representative William F. Brunner of Queens.

The conference took place yesterday afternoon. When the conference broke up with the decision to liquidate, it was announced that an initial dividend of from 30 to 35 percent of the deposits would be paid within six or seven weeks. The cash to make the disbursement will come from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, The dividend, according to figures available here, will amount to between $840,000 and $960.000. Total deposits in the bank total about $2,800,000. Depositors to Fight Asserting that the depositors had "just begun to fight," the depositors committee of the Richmond National Bank returned from Washington today, whiteher they had gone to confer with Treasury officials regarding reorganization of the bank.

Undismayed the refusal of Deputy Controller then Currency Faust to consider reorganization, the members the committee announced they' would continue their fight. Z. H. Pigeon, chairman of the committee said: "We know more about the banking situation now than we ever did before. We're going to demand 100 cents on the dollar.

We are convinced that reorganization is possible." He declared that plans for this would be discussed fully at a mass meeting to be held on Thursday evening, Jan. 11, at Richmond Hill High School. Students Prefer 'Thriller' Stories Rochester, N. -They simply aren't interested in the costly classics, but they have hungry eyes for the nickel novels of yesteryear. That is what Librarian Donald Gilchrist at the University of Rochester has warned about the taste of undergraduates.

When he' arranged monthly displays of original Whittier, Holmes, Dickens and Longfellow manusprits at Rush Rhees Library, the showcases captured only sursory attention. But when a showing of tattered and torn paper "thrillers" was made students flocked close and tried to read the stories. THE BROOKLYN RIDING AND DRIVING CLUB Finnounces a substantial reduction in rates and special inducements to new members, but no change in its standards of membership. Inquiries are invited from desirable applicants. Telephone NEvins 8-3000 PLAZA STREET AND VANDERBILT AVENUE A thrilling contest question to answer.

You've before; you know how you would education? A new home? Buy mortgage? What do you and write your reply. Nothing required. What we are anxious stated simply and frankly. are easy to understand. Read send in your entry promptly: THE REASON FOR THE CONTEST We have helped people save for 65 years, without the loss of a dollar to any depositor.

Now we want to do more and help you realize your hopes and ambitions, as disclosed by the contest answers. Knowing the things most people want, we shall work out practical, step-by-step plans toward each purpose, for your use. CONTEST RULES 1 Open to all who live or work in Brooklyn, 5 Bring or mail your entry to "$1000 Conand to all our depositors: test Secretary," Dept. E-2. Point 2 Contest opens January 2, and closes mid- wags Bank, at any address given below: night, January 16.

letters will be treated confidentially 3 Write as briefly as possible not over JUDGES: MARY E. DILLON, 200 words. Use one side of paper only. President, Brooklyn Borough Gas Company 4 In upper right-hand corner, write your REV.S. PARKES CADMAN, D.D.

name, address, age, place of business and RABBI ALEXANDER LYONS, Ph. D. occupation and state whether married or single. MONSIGNOR JOHN L. BELFORD, D.D.

John J. Noonan, Julia A. Mcofficers for the year: Mrs. current, Gowan, Miss Clelia D. Balassi, Miss Mildred O'Hea, Mrs.

Henry Milhard, Mrs. Harold W. Dailey, Mrs. George W. Timms and Mrs.

William Guerin. The Rev. Daniel J. Dwyer, moderator, addressed the meeting. JACOBS-SIEGEL Mr.

and Mrs. Rubin Jacobs of the Bronx announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Florence Jacobs, to Dr. Meyer R. Siegel of 1774 67th son of Mr. and Mrs.

M. C. Siegel. Dr. Siegel is a graduate of New York University and the New York College of Dentistry and a member of Phi Delta Kappa, the Free Sons of Israel and the University Pythian Lodge, Miss Jacobs is a graduate of Wadleigh High School.

IN HUNTER PLAYS Among those of local interest taking part in the 'wo plays which will be given by students of Hunter College at the Hunter College Little Theater today are the Misses Helen O'Shaughnessy, Janice and Marion Weinstein, Clara Newfeld and Vivien Rothschild. Miss Doris L. Plugge of the department of speech and dramatics is directing the play, of which Ben Hecht, Elliot Nugent and Howard Lindsay are authors. LUNCHEON GIVEN The Ladies Aid Society of the Wyckoff Heights Hospital gave a sauerkraut luncheon yesterday. After the lunch a moving picture of the Black Forest in Germany was shown.

Officers of the society are Mrs. John Roemmele, Mrs. Anna Kohler, vice president; Mrs. Roger Saxton, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Cluver, treasurer, and Miss Emma Haschenbach, financial secretary.

That is an easy thought about it use $1000. More a car? Clear your really want? Sit down tonight clever or tricky is to get is the truth, The Contest rules them over carefully--and GREEN POINT SAVINGS' BANK Manhattan Avenue and Calyer Street Washington Avenue at Eastern Parkway Church and Utica Avenues, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 0 0 0 0 Miss Margery Trull Hostess At Trousseau Tea Today; Will Be Married Tuesday, Jan. 16 Miss Margery Trull, daughter of Frank Tefft Trull of 215 Stratford Road, entertained at a large trousseau tea at her home today. Miss Trull will be married to Ralph C. Williams Jr.

on Jan. 16. Mrs. Philip C. Langdon and Miss Rhoda Dawson presided at the tea table.

Others present were Mrs. Edwin L. Allen, Mrs. Elliott C. DuBois, Mrs.

Ralph Williams, Mrs. Richard Chittick, Mrs. John McMahon, Mrs. Arthur Howe, Mrs. Royal Rook, Mrs.

Ralph Dawson, Mrs. Robert Northrup, Mrs. William Lott, Mrs. Harold Babbidge, Mrs. Ralph Planten, Mrs.

Laird Dinsmore, Mrs. Emil Pastore, Mrs. Steel, Mrs. Fred Diefenbach, Henry Gennert, Mrs. Andrew.

Clarence T. Van Woert, Mrs. Wilbur Wilkinson, Mrs. Henry Henke, Mrs. James Dunn, Mrs.

Alexander Laidlaw, Mrs. Harold Worsnop, Mrs. Godwin Munn Castleman, Mrs. J. Halsted Brown.

The Misses Arline Howe, Virginia Rook, Jacqueline and Beryl Dawson, Grace Henke, Lesley Olcott, Janet Trull, Janet Laidlaw, Miriam Bytel and Alexandra MacInnes. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Smithers of Locust Valley, who have opened their residence at Delray, will be joined later by their daughter, Mrs.

E. Bonner Bowring and Mr. Bowring and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brinkley Smithers.

Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Clarke and their daughter, Miss Edith Constance Clarke of Halesite, arrived in Brooklyn today to spend the remainder of the Winter with Mrs. Clarke's mother, Mrs. Edward I.

Horwill of 1186 Dean St. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Harrison of 150 Willow St.

will have as their house guest for the weekend Miss Alice Wardell Smith vole Princeton, N. J. Miss Caroline Tarbox of Greenwich, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Roswell Moore of New Britain, Conn. Candy Committee for Colony House Capers Has Meeting The candy committee for the 1934 Colony House Capers, which will be given Jan.

26 and 27 at the Academy of Music, held its first meeting yesterday at Colony House, 297 Dean St. Mrs. Jason Davis, chairman of the committee, assisted by Mrs. John S. Buskey, outlined the plans for their assistants.

Mrs. William Parsons Slocovich, chairof the candy girls, also presented her plans. Those on the committee are Mrs. J. Laurence Smith, Mrs.

Edwin A. Holbrook, Mrs. Frederick W. Bass, Ellsworth Haring, Mrs. Stephen Woolsey, Mrs.

Carl P. Schwab, Mrs. Henry Davenport, Mrs. George Taft, Mrs. William A.

Conan, Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Mrs. Charles Meytrott, Mrs. Clarence Mears, Mrs. William Bergen, Mrs.

Louis Palmitier, Walter Howe, Mrs. Stanley, Andrews, Samuel Mrs. M. Pope, Edward Mrs. ElHerbert Wyman, Mrs.

Robert M. Rogers, Mrs. Clarence Klinck, Mrs. Arthur Lethbridge Mrs. Harry Neavling, Mrs.

Fletcher Cook, Mrs. George B. Anderson, Mrs. John Hoffman, Mrs. William Siegrist, Mrs.

Ward Williams, Mrs. Louis Seddon, Mrs. Elizabeth Van and Miss Bessie Catterall. Mrs. Conrad F.

Dykeman Hostess To Boys' Welcome Hall Guild The Women's Guild of the Boys' Welcome Hall, 185 Chauncey held a meeting yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. Conrad F. Dykeman, 50 Plaza St. Mrs. Thekla Sammons assisted her daughter as hostess.

The committee for the card party, which will be held Feb. 8 at Kismet Temple, was appointed with Mrs. William B. Falconer, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Clarence Glass, Mrs.

Harrison McLenathen and Mrs. Emory Ulman. Mrs. Walter R. Shaw is chairman of the candy committee.

A buffet luncheon followed. The next meeting be held Feb. 1 at the home of Mrs. Edward Lyons, 224 New Ave. Those present were: Mrs.

William B. Falconer, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. George Cook Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.

McLenathen, Mrs. Edward W. Allen, Mrs. Emory Ulman, Mrs. Dorothea Poetszch, Mrs.

Clifford Bradt, Mrs. Conrad V. Dykeman, Miss Erna Kraemer, Mrs. W. R.

Shaw, Mrs. W. Hawkins, Mrs. Forest Chilton and Mrs. Edward M.

Hill. Flatbush Day Nursery Juniors Plan to Hold Bridge Jan. 20 A meeting of the bridge committee of the Flatbush Day Nursery Juniors was held at the home of Miss Eleanor Taylor yesterday. Plans were discussed for a bridge to benefit the nursery on Jan. 20 at the Flatbush Boys Club.

Miss Taylor is chairman and Miss Katherine Ward co-chairman. Other committee members are the Misses Virginia Harris, Evelyn Warnock, Doris Babbidge, Marjorie Levis, Shirley Dentz, Alice Adey, Eleanor Bond, Doris Fick, Valerie Lethbridge. Elaine Toors, Aldine Earl, Linagail Darling and. Johnette Cumner, president of the junior auxiliary. Faith Home Managers Plan Spring Activities The regular meeting of the board of managers of Faith Home for Incurables was yesterday afternoon in the managers' room of the home with Mrs.

Frank H. Traendly, president, presiding. Reports of the various standing committees were given. Plans for early Spring activities were made. Mrs.

Peter Dreyer was accepted as a new member of the board. Others present were Mrs. Henry Burn, Mrs. Henry P. Ball, Miss ME Mary Brooks, Mrs.

Alanson W. Caswell, Mrs. Fenwick W. Ritchie, Mrs. Walter Merkley, Mrs.

John H. Ernst, Mrs. John B. Oller and Mrs. John Putnam.

Mrs. Fosdick Zabriskie was Miss Evelyn Louise Groehl, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry M. Groehl of 527 Bedford Ave.

before her marriage to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer T. Zabriskie of Sayville. (Photo by Pach.) Chiropean Has Business Meeting at Towers Hotel The regular monthly business meeting of the Chiropean Club was held in the lounge of the Hotel Towers yesterday.

Mrs. Frank M. Whitehall, president, heard reports of officers and committee heads, and plans for the charitable bridge party to be held at the Towers next Thursday were completed. The card party will be arranged by the ways and means committee, Mrs. Rudolph Correa, chairman.

After an executive board meeting, presided over by the chairman, Mrs. Theodore Cornell, a luncheon and conference of officers was held. The next meeting of Chiropean will take place on Thursday, Jan 18, at the Towers, under the direction of the Education and Child Welfare Committee, Mrs. Henry King, chairman. Among those present were Mrs.

Charles O. Grim, Mrs. Joseph D. Harrison, Mrs. Charles Penwarden, Mrs.

Theodore Cornell, Mrs. C. Willess Oakley, Mrs. John P. Duff, Mrs.

Louis Emerson, Mrs. John Weinstein, Mrs. Elmore Ross McIntosh, Mrs. Charles Edward Porter, Mrs. Eugene J.

Grant, Mrs. Cornelius L. Kelly, Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs. Henry A.

King, Mrs. Otis Corwin, Mrs. E. D. B.

Walton, Mrs. Gustav Volkening, Mrs. Amelia Gray-Clarke, Mrs. Le Roy Edwards, Mrs. E.

A. Wing, Mrs. Rudolph Correa, Mrs. J. Henry Roese, Mrs.

Wilfred Seward, Mrs. William H. Lawrence, Mrs. Jefferson Hanf, Mrs. Herbert Barker, Mrs.

William Black, Mrs. Charles Bartram, Miss Melva Rockefeller, Mrs. Lilly Firth. Mrs. Alexander Fleming, Mrs.

Frank Stillman, Mrs. Morris Gluckauf, Mrs. Willoughby Billmyer, Mrs. Wallace M. Roehrig, Mrs.

George Reichmann, Miss Belle Chambers, Mrs. Thomas Pilsworth, Miss Julia L. Atwater, Miss Rosa R. Atwater and Miss Laura Smith. The executive committee of The Chaminade held their monthly meeting at the Cathedral of Service on St.

Felix St. Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Starr Allyn, president, opened the meeting with a New Year's poem. Miss Frances Walsh Engaged To Edward A.

Connelly Jr. Assistant District Attorney and Mrs. Henry Walsh of 412. 8th Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Frances Walsh, to Edward A.

Connelly son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Connelly of 540 Ocean Ave. Little Italy Neighborhood Has Board Meeting at Home of Mrs.

Arthur J. Harrison A meeting of the board of directors of the Little Italy Neighborhood Association was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Harrison, 150 Willow Wednesday.

Robert B. Lea presided. Reports of the Christmas entertainments for the children at the settlement were given. Mrs. Bruce Bromley, Mrs.

Ronald Hart and Mrs. Edward Lockwood were appointed to a committee to make plans for commemorating the 30th anniversary of the association, which will be in April this year. The matter of a municipal housing authority was discussed and a committee was appointed to attend a meeting sponsored by the Housing Section of the Welfare Council of New York City. The final report of the recent theater party was presented by Mrs. Bruce Lachlan.

It was decided to hold the February meeting of the board at the Settlement House. The members present were Mrs. Bromley, Mr. and Mrs. William M.

Calder Otis S. Carroll, Mrs. Henry C. Eldert, Miss Emily Goetze, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Hart, Mrs. Lachlan, Mrs. Robert B. Lea, Mr. and Mrs.

Lockwood, Mrs. Tillie W. Reynolds, Miss Elizabeth Sim- Fifth Avenue School for Girls New York City Classes in English, French and Music Short story writing and the English novel by celebrated English novelist Classes in radio singing by Metropolltan opera singer. Piano, harp. violin, viola, dramatic RHinelander 4-5818, mons, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Sperry, Miss Virginia Tannar (girls Illuminati Meeting Held; Howard W. Amelie Speaker Illuminati, Mrs. Egbert Guernsey Brown president, held a meeting yesterday at the Towers Hotel, Howard W. Amelie spoke on "The Workings of the U.

S. Attorney's Office" and Miss Nora Summerville, soprano, gave the musical program. Warren Lee gave current events. A reception for new members followed the program. Among those present were Mrs.

Ernest H. Holton, Mrs. Maude B. Reid, Mrs. William Bode, Mrs.

Adelaide Van Tassell, Mrs. J. H. Baker, Mrs. W.

A. Mahr, Mrs. Lewis H. Wood, Mrs. W.

F. Brodhead, Mrs. Robert Kindred, Mrs. Katharine Blake, Mrs. Geoffrey C.

Mrs. Henry Perrira, Miss Lillian B. Cray, Mrs. Paul E. Hunter, Miss Orleanor McDaniel, Mrs.

Jacob Ring, Mrs. A. P. Tostevin, Mrs. Agnes H.

Morgan, Miss Juliet Haley, Mrs. William H. Lawrence, Mrs. Thurston C. Bassett, Miss Louise Lang, Mrs.

Matthew P. Frost, Mrs. Edward Sandford, Miss Isabel Leech, Mrs. Clarence M. Davis, Mrs.

Anita Kappmeyer, Mrs. David Holmes Morton, Mrs. A. B. W.

Firmin, Mrs. Frank B. McCarthy, Mrs. Adam Schauf, Mrs. W.

A. O. Paul, Mrs. Carl Fique, Mrs. Henry Clifton Jahne, Mrs.

Frederick J. Sharp, Mrs. Arthur Milligan, Mrs. Louise G. Morris, Mrs.

Walter Seaman, Miss Marie J. Quin, Mrs. A. Garnett Harling, Mrs. Edward P.

Grant, Mrs. Elmer E. O'Donnell, Mrs. Frederick Goetz Mrs. Mavan M.

Pendleton, Mrs. Emma Howe Fabri, Mrs. Thomas Parker, Mrs. H. V.

Grebe, Mrs. Katharine McEwan, Mrs. Burt Wood, Mrs. Harold Keeler Jones, Mrs. J.

Frank Van Leer, Mrs. Albert C. Merkle, Mrs. Charles H. Breeze, Miss Millie Jones, Mrs.

Emily T. Phyfe, Mrs. Harold Russell Hommel, Mrs. William E. Swift, Mrs.

C. DuPuy Markle, Mrs. H. S. Haney and Mrs.

Edward Everett Roberts. Mme. Fabri directed the music. Ida Wright Bowman Gives Talk at Neighborhood Club Ida Wright Bowman gave the third lecture of her current talks at the Neigborhood Club yesterday morning. Seen in the audience were Mrs.

Hector C. Adam, Mrs. Frederick A. Behrens, Mrs. A.

M. Best, Miss Jessie Blankley, Mrs. Edward B. Brooks, Miss M. A.

Campbell, Mrs. Herman S. Chalfant, Miss Ann Chapman. Mrs. Rensslaer W.

Clark, Mrs. Henry J. Davenport, Mrs. A. Dienst, Mrs.

Bruce R. Duncan, Mrs. E. A. Durring, Mrs.

Philip P. Elliott, Mrs. Merrill N. Foote, Miss Florence.