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New England Charm Depicted in Lecture Before Jamaica Club

T h e charm of old New England w a i unfolded yesterday before the Jama ica Women's Club in a t rav-elogue by Dan Stiles.

Mr. St i lev photographer , lecturer and New Knglanrier, addressed 200 at a meet ing in Mills Hall of the Young Men's Chr is t ian Association Building. J i-:.a a

MlMt unlike Queens ' World Fai r , is one whh'h has been held for m a n y years m a county m Vermont , h e said. The re engines dr iven by living horaepower a r e txhlbi ted , a n d livestock from an Important pa r t of the show.

W h a t most Interested Mr. Stiles ' audience, was a ser ies of p ic tures Showing Yankees at work. One woman described as a typiral New Englander , was making maple • u g a r in her front yard

Ano the r New England type was exemplified by the oid captain of, a fishing schooner. Yankee in-genui ty was shown in aaarapless of a man who earned his living can-n ing worms for bai'1. and ano the r who charged for rides .n his 22-year-old model T Ford.

Mrs. Roland Binning. Mrs. Lorine E, Rowley and Mrs. R. P. Leavitt w e r e on the door committee.

Mrs. J ames E. T o r r a n s wi 1 be hos tess at a recital -> r > 1 1 ii sail March 2 for Bermuda, j L o r r y - K a d e r n a c h e r ey will live in Rockville Centre . J

Nuptials Conducted Jul ia Rademjfther, daugh te r of !

Mrs. Richard A. Rademacher of 168- j man of Manha t t an , Shir ley Hahn, j 35 Hillside avAfiue, Jamaica, was j

BEULAH V. B A Y I J S

ESTHER NELSON

MRS. F. BU RT O N M a c N A U G H T O N

T h e c h a i r m a n of a d i n n e r - d a n c e to be he ld on Feb . 21 a t t h e Waldor f -As tor ia , M a n h a t t a n , for t h e benef i t of Brook lyn L u t h e r a n Hospi ta l Is Mrs. F. B u r t o n Mac.Vaughton of 90-10 150th s t r ee t , J a m a i c a . T h e affair is sponsored by a c o m m i t t e e of doctors* a n d

executives ' wives.

F lorence K a h n and Mrs. Barbara Goldstein, all of Cedarhur s t .

Wil lard Luft of Rockville Cen t r e will serve as best man for Mr. Barasch and usher ing will be As-semblyman John D. Bennet t , I rving K r a m e r and Albert Leiber t of Free-port, Gilbert Brindley of Rockville Centre , and E d g a r Schoemann.

The bride-elect was g radua ted from F a r Rockaway High School. Her fiance was gradua ted from Washing ton and Lee Universi ty in

i 1932 and from St. John ' s Law School in 1935. He is a member of Zeta Beta Tau.

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Club News and Notes •A fathei and son dinner was held

las? nigh; by .Boy Seoul Troop 76 of Middle Village at. the Middle V lage Inn. J-*-."»•> Metropolitan ave-nue. Ninety a? tended.

Guests wets' (.,'• uni> L i v

Mo football team.

Clerk Paul Queens Mm hers

Jo Carroll of the Queensboro Pub-lic L ibra ry will tell s tories,

Mrs. H a r r y Hibhard, Mrs., Albert Bergman. Mrs. P'red Meyn and Mrs. Wil l iam Jaeger a t t ended the I Genevieve, as maid of honor. John

marr ied last Bight to Raymond Corry, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Corry of 175-If 88th avenue, Ja-maica.

The ceremonl l was performed in the Lu the ran jBhurch of the Re-deemer, Q u e e n i Village. A re-ception fol lower at Mullers ' Raths-keller.

The bride \fore a whi te lace gown wi th a A w l neckline and a tul le veil whicfl fell from a tiara. She carried whjpe roses.

of Queens Village r. She was dress-grosgrain ribbon tea roses.

Henr i e t t a F; was maid of h ed in a gree frock and c a r d

R E I M A N — B E H N K E Mr. and Mrs. H e r m a n W. Reiman,

Who totre marr ied Sunday, are va-cat ioning in Atlant ic City, before r e tu rn ing to Maspeth, where they will live at 54-14 N u r g e avenue.

The couple were marr ied in St. Thomas ' Lu the rn Church , Jamaica . Mrs. Reiman, the former Anna Behnke, daugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. Leopold . Behnke of 170-10 118th avenue, Jamaica, had her sister,

Mrs. Lore t ta ! Dolan of Brooklyn

i and Mfkc Kochell and Russ a of the FWrlham Universi ty

Council of Boy Scouts Auxiliaries ' luncheon and

bridge yes te rday a t the Hotel Frankl in , Jamaica .

Roth was best man.

Gregorian Players To Dance Saturday

T h e th i rd annua l dance of the Gregorian Player*, dramat ic club of St. Gregory ' s Roman Catholic Church . Rellerose, will bo hold Sat-urday at the Waldorf-Astoria, Man-h a t t a n

The Rev William J. McLaughlin, pastor . is honorary chai rman. Rosemary Gallagher is genera l ' cha i rman and Eileen 'F innegan is aer re tary .

Others* on the commit tee are Ed-n a Dover, Helen Dunn, Cather ine Connaugh tnn , Audrey Nelson, f a -m i n e and Marie Montesanl , Grace Humphreys , Jean and I rene Thorn-ton, Violet Schumm. Dorothea Ptoh-ruhl . J ames Edwards , Jack O'Con-nor, Mart in Boyle, .lark I-il!>. George Corkery, Joseph Dunn, Jack Connaugh ton and John Burns.

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Villagers Democrats Honor Mrs. Heany

A luncheon a n d card par ty held by t he Villagers Regular Demo-crat ic Association of Qiteens Vil-lage in honor of Mrs. Louise M Heany, execut ive vice cha i rman of t h e association, at Lee's Garden. Jamaica , was a t tended hy 312

S p e a k e r s were Mrs. Hannah KHIK c o m m a n d e r of the American Girls Sea Cadets , and Mrs. Mary Grass-man, executive t r ea su re r of the Floral Pa rk Catholic Daughte rs of America.

On the commi t tee were Mrs. Al-be r t a F Raymond, Mrs. Marion Ma-honey. Mrs. Anna Matzinger, Mrs. K a t h e r i n e Knickman. Mrs. Letitia M u r p h v Mrs. Mae Clancy, Mrs. Mary Shea and Mrs. Beatr ice Hart .

A bridge and bunco par ty fol-lowed the nice;;rig of the Mothers and Teachers Circ e of the Hollis Avenue Congregat ional Church yes-terday at the church.

Mr«-. Edna Wagner sang and Mrs. Helen Roseo was in charge of re-freshments .

. The Richmond Hill Council of Jewish Junior., held a card party last night at the Communi ty Cen-ter of the Congregat ion Beth Is-rael which was a t t ended by 65.

On the a r r a n g e m e n t s committee, headed by Ruth Rosenthal , were Jeannet te . .Wil l iams. Eugene Nadel-man, Es ther Zwanger, Kit ty Stein-berg, Ruth Eit inger, Alice Leaf and Florence Ste inberg .

The Havemeyer Uni t of the Steu-ben Society will hold a par ty Sat-urday at 92-60 172nd s t reet , Ja-maica.

Mrs. Jul ia Frank , cha i rman, will be assisted by F r a n k Moore. Mrs. Barba ra Moore, Robert Lonzberg. Ot to Marhold. John Doublon, Mrs. Margare t Doublon, Harold Platz, Mrs. Lillian Platz, Michael Hiedt and Ju l ius Mver.

The Club Eijfht was en te r ta ined at luncheon yesterday by Mrs. Min-na Cn;>pa of 111-41 11.1th street , Richmond Hill.

The group celebrated its fourth anniveraary. The members have

Plans for raising funds by means of card par t ies were discussed yes-terday by the Richmond Hill Aux-iliary of the Seaman ' s Church In-s t i tu t e a t the home of Mrs. Harold Smi th of 84-05 102nd s t reet , Rich-mond Hill.

A blanket club has been s ta r ted . Aiding Mrs . S m i t h wi th refresh-

m e n t s was Mrs. I r ene Smith .

CADMUS—HARROW Mr. and Mrs. A r t h u r H e n r y Dar-

row of 119-43 146th s t reet , Ozone Park , today announced the mar-riage on Sunday of the i r daughter , Alice F rances Darrow, to John Cad-mus, son of Mr. and Mrs. I ra Cad-mus of Jersey City, a t St . Teresa ' s R. C. Church, Richmond Hill. The Rev. J ames E. Sull ivan officiated.

The couple are living in Wood-haven.

Helen Mae Darrow was he r sis-ter ' s maid of honor and Alfred Cad-mus was his bro ther ' s best man. Ushers were Per re Redmond of Brooklyn, and Ar thur CaTney Hoboken, N. J.

and Ruth Olsi Pa rk wore pea rh ines tone tia They carr ied t

F r a n k Zei^el was best man Vecchione of W as Dolan of B

The couple on a motor to

Mrs. Corry l i a s graduated from Jamaica V o c a A n a l High School. He r husband was gradua ted from Richmond Ui l l lK igh School and is employed by tile Mutual Life In-surance Company. Manha t t an .

of South Ozone jacket frocks and

with face veils. isman roses. uer of St . Albans Ushers were Paul dhaven and Thom-

oklyn. nt to New Jersey

of

SHUMWAY—BOERUM Mrs. Anna Griffin of 91-05 97th

avenue, Ozone Park , recent ly held a shower for he r niece, Grace Boerum of Ozone Park .

Miss Boerum will m a r r y George A br idge and bunco par ty w a s ' Shumway of 105-11 75th s treet ,

held yes terday by the J o h n W. Woodhaven, in April. Mark American Legion Auxiliary P resen t at the shower were Mrs. at the clubhouse. 14848 89th ave- Will iam Martin, Mrs. James Lorper, oue , Jamaica . Mrs. Anna Bond was Mrs. A. E. Moneuse, Edna Boerum,

Junior Sisterhood Names Rita Bernstein Rita Berns te in was elected pres-

ident yes terday of the newly form-ed Jun io r S i s t J i i o o d of the Jamai-ca Jewish Coaler which met for t he first t ime i t h e cenier .

Also elected fwcre Sylvia Weill, vice pres ident : Cynth ia Siegel, re-cording secretjpry, and Jane t Ja-cobs, corresponding secretary.

Chosen on taft executive commit-tee were I r ene Kramer , p rogram; Char lo t t e Abffamson, publici ty; Jud i th Zwaik, even t s ; Maxine Weiner, r e l ig i in ; Beatr ice Grill, Sunday School; Eva Weisz, Hebrew; Ru th Feageson, cheer; Rhoda Wel-lin, educat ion; Se lma Herman , proj-ec ts ; Dorothy jfeldman, pr in t ing .

MILDRED R. HEENEY

Mr. ano Mrs. John A. Nelson of 109-20 133rd street , Riehmjond Hill, today announced the en-gagement of their daughter . Es-ther, to War ren Char les Doscher, son of Mrs. Hat t ie Doscher of Lynbrook. Beulah V. Baylis, daugh te r of Mr. and Mrs, Daniel L. Baylis of 220-41 93rd road, Queens Village, is engaged to Will iam H. Wilson of Woodside. Dorothy Coles, daugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. John Coles of 243 John s t reet , Lawrence, will be marr ied on S a t u r d a y to Richard Organ of Lawrence and Mildred Ruth Hee-ney. daugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. Madison Heeney ;of fHi Revere drive east, Floral ^Park , will be-come the hririe of Henry B. Or ths . also of Floral Park, on Feb. 19.

Guild Fetes Member Wed for_40 Years

The Women's Guild of Glen Mor-ris P resby te r i an Church gave a sur-prise par ty yesterday for Mrs. Charles C. Mommsen, past president , in honor of he r 40th wedding an-niversary. Her husband is a re-t ired sea captain.

The affair was held at the Momm-sen home, 114-14 115th street , Ozone Park .

The Momm-sens were marr ied Feb. 9, 1898, in the Mossley Hill Church, Liverpool, England.

They came to the United Sta tes in 1916 and they have lived since 1919 in Queens.

They have two children, Allan Mommsen and Mrs. C. C. Cremer of Flushing, and three grandchi ldren, Allan, Mabelle and Nancy Cremer.

Mrs. Mommsen, who was president of the Guild for many years, now is cha i rman of the welfare commit-tee.

Yesterday she was given a serv-ing t ray by the guild.

Mrs. George A. Walter , Mrs. Cremer, Mrs. R. M. Bender and Mrs. N. E. Eherl in were in charge of refreshments .

England's Hourglass' To Be Staged Feb. 27 By Empire Daughters

— Long Is landers will cons t i tu te the

cast of the Elizabethan episode in "England ' s Hourglass ." a historical pageant which will be produced Feb. 27 by the New York Sta te Daugh te r s of the Bri t ish Empire

The actors who reside in Queens and Nassau were announced yes-te rday a t a meet ing of the Ann Ha thaway Daughte rs of the British Empire at the home of Mrs. John C. Rowley of 28-27 211th street , Bay-side.

They a re Mrs. R. S. Doher ty of Great Nock; Tyler Benham of Doug-laston, William Garguilo and John Fisher of f . u sh ing .

The Bayside contingent will in-clude Mrs. F. B. Ulmgworth . Patr i -cia I l l ingworth, Mrs. W. W. Welsh. Margery Niblett . Kenne th Pat ter-son, Mrs. E. P. Pa t te rson. I rene and Edward Manse!!. Richard and Betty Schir l ing and Mary Macrae.

The Elizabethan episode will he the second In the pageant wri t ten by Mrs. Pierce Power Waters of the Ann Hathaway chapter . It will

! por t ray the re turn of Sir Wal te r Raleigh from America to the court of Queen Elizabeth.

The o ther episodes will be acted I by res idents of other parts of the

s ta te . Proceeds will be for the Vic-toria Home for the Aged a t Os-sining.

The Ann Ha thaway chapter 4will hold a silver tea Feb. 23 at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter , 213-02 4>3rd avenue, Bayside.

PERSONALS Guests of Mrs. August Roepcke

at a recent bunco par ty at her home, 161-28 Grand Centra l park-way, Jamaica , were Mrs. F r a n k Roepcke, Mrs. Charles Sta tes , Mrs. Harr i son Seidler, . Mrs. Char les

P. S, 75 Parents, Teachers Hear Principal

Joseph Gafney, principal of Pub-i lie School 54, Richmond Hill, ad-j dressed 75 yesterday at a meet ing of the Paren t -Teacher Association. His topic was "The Necessity for a

| Child S tudy Group." Seven new members were ad-

I mit ted. They are Mrs. Bessie Le-I vine, Mrs. Elizabeth McGinn, Mrs.

Elizabeth Hcllan, Mrs. Lillian Welti , Mrs. Lore t t a McCabe, Mrs. Grace Kirby and Mrs. Elizabeth Hess.

Donat ions were made to the schol-arship fund of the Queensboro Fed-erat ion of Mothers Clubs, the De

| Groot Scholarship Fund of Rich-j mond Hill High School and the

Centra l Queens Mothers Heal th Center .

Polish Social Worker Moves to Queens

R i m a n Rogozinski, a social worker among Poles in France and Holland, a recent arrival in Amer-ica, and his wife, who is ass is tant to Ar thur Prudden Coleman, pro-fessor of Slavic languages at Co-lumbia University.^are making their home in E lmhur s t a t 92-14 52nd avenue.

Mr. Rogozinski and Professor Coleman were gues ts this week at instal lat ion ceremonies of . n e w groups in the Marie Curie Sklod-owska Society at the Polish Na-tional Hall, Jamaica.

The organization, founded In Oc-tober by Mrs. Celia Wong and Mrs. Andrew Walicki of Jamaica, is named in honor of Madame Marie Curie, the Polish woman scientist who discovered radium.

It has already s tar ted classes in English, sewing and homemaking for Polish women in the community as well as athel t ic clubs for young girls.

Boy Scout Mothers Play Bridge

Trown, Mrs. F r a n k Macaulay, Mrs. The group, MJfcose advisor is Mrs. ', Gordon Lenisch, Mrs. Charles Woit-

Augus ta WeilL, pres ident of the irek. Mrs. Ha r ry Swan. Mrs. I rv ing Senior S i s t e r r A d , has for its oh- Lenisch, Mrs. Emil Bruggemann jects the forwarding of Jewish ed- and Mrs. Jack Devine. ucation and thd| perpe tua t ion of t ra-

| Mrs. Herzog to Seat ; Mrs. Wheaton

Republican County Co-Leader 1 Minnie Herzog will install Mrs.

Evelyn Whea ton as president of the Women 's Union Republican Ciub at the Hotel Regent , Jamaica, tomor-row. City Marshal George Grau will be speaker .

The second annual luncheon and bridge of the Mothers Club of the Queens Council of the Boy Scouts

i of America was held yesterday at the Hotel Frankl in , Jamaica. More than 250 a t tended .

Mrs. Anna Moltz was chairman of the a r r a n g e m e n t s committee, assist-

j ed hy Mrs. Ka te Roynsdale, t ickets ; ! Mrs. Anna Holler and Mrs. Eliza-

beth Mein, br idge: Ger t rude Ehr-ha r t and Mrs. Ethel Campbell , bunco; Mrs. Anna Shields, prizes,

| and Adele Bruder te . door prizes.

been saving the proceeds of their card part ies for the last four years cha i rman of the a r r a n g e m e n t s com- Helen and Nora Griffin and Mrs. and will embark on a cruise to Nova Scotia in the early summer .

Two were enrolled as members of St. Helena's Guild of All Sa in ts Episcopal Church yesterday in the parish hall They are Mrs. Frank Far te l ly and Mrs. Anna R a n k n .

The executive board of the Mothers Club of Public School 134, II dlis, met yesterday at the school.

The Jamaica Phi lan thropic League w ill h"Id a tea for new members on Sundav at 2 P. M at the in me of Evelyn Newman. RV,"17 lfioth s*reet, Jamaica .

The Mothers Auxiliary of Boy Scowl Troop 130 will meet tomor-row at Public School 95, Jamaica.

mi t t e t .

The Mothers Club of Public School 41, Bayside, held a card party yes terday a t the school. Mrs. A. G. Richardson and Mrs . C. W.

"Miller were in charge .

William Kupr ian .

A donat ion to the scholarsh ip they re tu rn .

DICK EL— ABERSON

Mr. and Mrs. George Conrad Dickel Jr., who are spending a month at Miami Beach, Fla., will open their new a p a r t m e n t at the Tilden Arms, Fores t Hills, w h e n

fund of the Queensboro Federa t ion of Mothers Club, was voted yester-day by the execut ive hoard of the Mothers Club of Publ ic School 90, Richmond Hill, a t the home of Mrs. Thomas Korwan of 104-33 93rd ave-nue, Richmond Hill.

St . Clare 's Auxil iary of Mary Im-macula te Hospital met yes te rday in the- parish hall of St . Clare 's Ro-man Catholic Church , Rosedale.

ditional Judais(n. For ty a t tended last night ' s meeting.

The group will meet on the sec-ond and four t l l Wednesday n ights of the month §t the center.

Mrs. Weill Brill install officers Feb . 26.

A dance will be held April 10 at t he center . d p the a r r a n g e m e n t s commit tee, headed hy Miss Weill. will he Gella BBDck, F rances Clarin, Miss FeaKCson^ Adele Kahn, Ann Lieberman, RqBley Minches, Aiiee Lachs and H e r i i i n a Schwaber .

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Magnus of 150-22 87th avenue. Jamaica, a re vaca-tioning in California.

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Mrs. Dickel. is the former Marion Joan Aberson, daugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Aberson of 99-16 As- f can avenue, Fores t Hills. T h e mar- | _ 0 r e n Z 0 B a S S a f l i S H o l d riage took place Sunday at Our A n Lady of Mercy R. C. Church, wi th A n n i v e r s a r y r a r t y

Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Frayer of 178-26 Dalny road and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Schneider of 178-20 Dalny road, Jamiaca Esta tes , a re spending three weeks at Palm Beach, Fla.

Mrs. Margaret Raker was hostess at a shower yes terday in her home, 183-01 147th avenue, Springfield

; Gardens, for Mrs. Yvonne Bengs-' ton of 182-17 147th avjenue, Spr ing-

field Gardens.

Watch your husband's face The Auxiliary of the South Side

Civic Club will hold a card and bunco par ty S a t u r d a y afternoon a t the clubhouse, 169-29 Nor th Con-duit avenue, Jamaica . Mrs. A. C Brockway will be In charge of ar-r angemen t s .

the Rev. William McAllister of ficiating. A supper and reception followed at the Foun ta in Room of the Fores t Hills Inn.

Rose Marie Smi th was the bride 's a t t endan t . Will iam J. Dickel acted as his b ro ther ' s best man.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Dickel of InO Ascan avenue, Forest Hill's, and is associated in business with his father, who is president of the Dickel Construct ion Company.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Rassanl of 84-75 126:h strfet , Richmond Hili, yes terday celebrated the 25th anni-versary of t h l l r mar r iage with a family par ty a f l the i r home.

Among thos^i present were their

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. K a s t r o s s of 130-57 235th place. Laure l ton, cele-bra ted their 15th wedding anni-versary this week with a costume par ty in their home.

six children. Rose, Concezio J r .

Mrs. Bassani

icent, John, Kmilie, md Lorenzo Bassani

whtn he tastes the rare coffee flavor

Ladies night was held Tuesday by T e m p l e S i s t e r h o o d the Mens Club of t h e Grace Pro- u • , , , tes tant Episcopal Church of Ja- HOlClS L U n C h e O n maica, at the par ish hall. Col. Rob- A luncheon and card par ty was e r t P. Orr and Byron Baker were held yes t e rday 'by the Sisterhood of in charge. Temple Israel of Jamaica a t the

temple. Mrs. Milton Levy of Kew Garden

was cha i rman of the a r r a n g e m e n t s aided by Mrs. Alice

Ann Conway of Belle Harbor and Mrs. Mart in Newman of Hollis a re on the commit tee p lanning for the

I s the former Anna annual bridge-ten and fashion show Rosano. Both p i e and her husband to be held on March 5 at the Hotel were born in I ta ! \ . They came to Plaza under the auspices of the New America a few months after their York and Long Island chapte rs of mar r i age and Ifjpve lived in Queens the New Rochelle College Alumnae since. Association,

Mr. Bassan member of th sociation and Voters of Que

Mr. and Mrs. R. El lsworth Cole of Michigan road, Bellerose, a r e spending two weeks in Florida.

The Ladies of Char i ty of t he R. C. Church of Our Lady of Per-petual Help of Richmond Hill, will commi t t ee meet Monday at t he home of Mrs . Spero, Mrs. Carr ie Levy, Mrs. Rose Madeleine Cleary of 117-04 107th avenue, Richmond Hill.

FU L L E R , r i che r flavor c o m e * f r o m t h e " m e l l o w flavor belt** h t ^ h u p o n t h e m o u n t a i n - a i d e * . B e e c h - N u t u s e s a n • x f r a - l a r c e p r o p o r t i o n of t h o s e r a r e r , m e l l o w e r m o u n t a i n b e a n s in i ts M e n d . . . Vacuum-p*cked R o n a t e r - F R E S H .

Beech-Nut COFFEE

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Beech Nut

Seech Nu' Coffee

IN 1 OtINDS

The P a r e n t s Ciub of Scout Troop 89 will hold a card par ty Feb. 25 at the school hall of St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church, Flushing. Cent re , and E d g a r Schoeman.

Mrs. Aust in Lawrence Is general cha i rman, aided by Mrs. Wal te r Hochgraf. publici ty; Olaf War ing , t r ea su re r ; E d w a r d Hegar ty , prizes; Mrs. Char les Tra inor . r e f r e shmen t s ; Mr and Mrs. F r a n k Duff, special p r i i e s ; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Berger , chai rs and tables ; Mr. H. El Cur t in , cards Hal 'oran. ta l l ies ; Mrs . J ames But-ler non-players ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hanley, recept ion; Gerald Murphy, decorat ions and Joseph M c l a u g h l i n , scout commit tee .

Diamond. Mrs. Fann ie Levy, Mrs. Ray Herman, Mrs. Ray Randell . Mrs. F rances Lesser, Mrs. Hilda PollacK Mrs. E s t h e r Pollack. Mrs. A. E. Ex-iner.

Mrs, Hor tense Gottlieb, Mrs. Bea-tr ice AhrenS, Mrs. A. E, Weil, Mrs.

I A. H. Roth. Mrs, J. E Sonneshine, Mrs. Morrell Cohen, Mrs. R. E. Fink. Mrs. M A Abraham. >iT'"= r A.

Gold water , Mrs Adelaide Isaacs, Mrs R. E. Duichei,. ..Ira, &, U, Jacoosea a n d Birdie Salke.

P. S. 88 Mothers %;snd jM?: ' n s t a M Officers

Mrs. Wa l t e r P . Kaiser , pres ident of t h e Queensboro Federa t ion of Mothers Clubs, installed Mrs. Caro-line Brunks yes te rday as pres ident of the P a r e n t s Association of Pub-lic School 88, RidgewoodL

Mrs. Cecelia F inke en te red office as vice p res iden t ; Mrs. Anna Hans-ler. recon" .g secretary, and Mrs.

T h e t o u n g Peoples Society of the L u t h e r a n Church of Our Saviour. , . . , . , . Jamaica , will hold • Valen t ine pa r ty M u r i H C ha lc ra f t , cor responding s e c on Sa tu rday n igh t a t t h e parish r e t a r y hall . Anne Wagne r . Anne He t t i che r I Speakers w e r e Mrs. Samuel Led-and Will iam Hopke a re in charge.-] e r m a n and Mrs. Paula Johnson , dl-Ar rang ing for the init iat ion of new rec tors of the Queensboro Federa -members are John Dietr ich. Mrs. tion of Mothers Clubs, and Mrs. Rober t Bugash and Freder ick K a t h e r i n e Sampson, pres ident of Kooo. Grpver Cleveland High School. ?

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