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S. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, 2, 1931 MI 9 Society Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Smith to Return From England Friday; Be Guests I of Mr. and Mrs.

Good Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Smith, 914 Prospect Place, will return on the Aquitania on Friday. They sailed abroad late in July, going direct to the Dublin Horse Show and then returning to England for two weeks. with Mrs.

Smith's mother and father. Upon arriving! they will go to visit Mr. and William H. at New Canaan, until October. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter S. Gibbs of 11 Schermerhorn St. will make their home at 38 Livingston St. this Fall.

Dr. and Mrs. Nathan T. Beers, who have been on a month's trip motoring in Scotland, will return to their home at 332 Clinton Ave. on Labor Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maremus Gladding Jr. (Jane Bell Dabney Grinnan), who were married on Saturday at Richmond, are at the Homestead, Hot Springs, Va. Mr.

Gladding is the son of Mr. Mrs. Walter Gladding of 163 Westminster Road, Brooklyn. The bride formerly resided in Richmond. Lucy Marie Sinclaire, daughter.

of Mrs. Frank Marvin Sinclaire of 248 Henry and Northville, N. is the guest of Miss Dorothy Draper daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Draper, at their country home at Friends Lake, in the Adirondacks.

Mrs. Glentworth Reeve Butler is spending the remainer of the Summer at Watch Hill, L. I. Mrs. Butler recently returned from abroad with her granddaughter, Miss Cornelia Butler Hewitt.

Miss Hewitt is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt of New Haven, Conn. She will enter Smith College this Fall. Miss Constance Boody of Manhattan and Westhampton Beach, L.

will have as guests on Sunday and Monday Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Thomson of Harbor Acres, Port Washington, L. I. Mr.

and Mrs. Fleetwood Dunstan and their small son of 2 Grace Court, who have been at Franconia, N. returned to the city yesterday. "Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Gordon Jr. (Ruth Greason) of Brooklyn have been staying at the Lido Country Club, Lido Beach, L. I. Miss Betty Longmore, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

John Longmore, 158 Clinton St. and South Country Westhampton Beach, L. is at Shelter Island, L. where she is the guest of Miss Caroline Faison. Mr.

and Mrs. George F. Miller of 354 Ocean Ave, are visiting in Charlatte, Vt. They will remain there until after Labor Day. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry H. Wilkinson 1o 400 E. 17th St. and their small son, John Wilkinson, will move to Ridgewood, N.

Sept. 18, to make their future home. Mrs. Tracy Higgins and her son, Charles Michael Higgins 2d: Miss Elizabeth Stebbins, Vincent Snyder and. her son, Sunny Snyder, were seen on the beach of the Crescent Athletic Country Club, at Huntington, L.

yesterday. Armstrong--Powell Elmer Clare Armstrong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Armstrong of 2010 Newkirk and Miss Margaret Mildred Powell, daughter of Mrs. Sallie Simons Powell of Myrtle, Nansemond County, Virginia, and the late Paul Jones Powell, were.

married on Saturday in the Cannon Memorial Chapel, College, Richmond, the Rev. Sidney pastor of Western Branch Baptist Church, Nansemond County, assisted by the Rev. E. T. Clark of Winchester, officiated.

John Henry Powell, brother of the bride, gave her in marriage. Miss Florence Powell of Newport News, was maid of honor, and Mrs. Harry Datz of Brooklyn, the' bridegroom's sister, was matron of honor. Mr. Datz was best man for Mr.

Armstrong, who is a graduate of, the University of Pennsylvania. The ushers were Edward Simons of Nansemond County and Nat Powell of Newport News. The bride was gowned in ivory satin made with a flare skirt and wore a lace coatee. Her veil fell from a lace cap. She carried a shower of bride's roses and valley lilies which hung from a white Bible carried by her mother at her own wedding.

The maid honor wore an afternoon dress of ashes of roses chiffon with a blue lace coat and a small turban of blue tulle. She carried an Arin bouquet of rose asters and blue and pink delphiniums. Mrs. Datz's gown was of peach chiffon with A hat of matching tulle. Her bouquet was of pink asters and delphiniums.

Upon their return from western North Carolina Mr. Armstrong and his bride will reside in Flatbush. VALECHE Mrs. John J. Mann Jr.

(Irene B. McGowan), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. McGowan of 1223 Sterling Place, who was married recently in St.

Matthew's R. C. Church. Mr. and Mrs.

Mann will return on Friday from their wedding trip to Maine and Canada and be at home at their Summer cottage at Rockaway Point. Mr. and Mrs. Datz, Mr. and Mrs.

Armstrong, the Misses Madeline and Mary Armstrong Clinton and William Armstrong, all of Brooklyn, motored Virginia to attend the wedding. Miss Pauline L. Nicoud, daughter of Mrs. Paul Jacques Nicoud of 117 Bainbridge St. has left Cliff Haven, where she has been staying for the past two months and will spend the remainder of the month at Allenhurst, L.

1. Bush-Larcom Wedding Plans The wedding of Miss Mary Louise Bush, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Noble Bush of 103 Macon to F. Russel Larcom, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Larcom of Hollis, L. will take place Sept. 19 at Central Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock. Officiating at the ceremony will be Dr.

J. Lowry Fendrich, pastor, and Dr. Carl Podin, chaplain of Seamen's Institute, Manhattan. Miss Bush is a graduate of Adelphi College, class of '28. She is a member of the Alpha Delta Theta Sorority.

Mr. Larcom attended Polytechnic Institute. Miss Bush has chosen for her maid of honor Miss Alice Witherington. James T. Robertson will be best man.

Martha Damon and Florence Emery will be bridesmaids. Grace and Jeannette Worthington of Livingston, will attend the bride as flower girls. The ushers will include Edward C. Bush, William McCormick, Stanley Wood and George H. Dayton.

Miss Charlotte Hansch Bride Of John Ogden Taylor Miss Charlotte Hansch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard of 128 Marine was married last night to John Ogden Taylor, son of Charles Taylor of Norwich, N. Y. The ceremony was performed at 8 p.m.

in the Church of Good Shepherd by the pastor, the Rev. William Sunday. Mrs. Robert Deans was matron of honor and the bridesmaids Included Miss Mildred Newman of Montclair. N.

Mrs. Richard Lauson of Kiel. Mrs. Thurlow Ralph of Washington, D. and Mrs.

George Hostetter. Priscilla Deans was flower girl. Jock Taylor was best man. The ushers were Lee Baker of Montclair, Mr. Hostetter, Mr.

Ralph and Mr. Deans. A reception followed at the Hotel Bossert. The bride and bridegroom both attended Syracuse University. Miss Hansch is a Kappa Alpha Theta.

Mr. Taylor is a member of Phi Gamma Delta. Upon their return from 8 wedding trip to Gaian Hall, Mr. Taylor and his bride will be at home at 101 Marine Ave. H' who hungry dines at happy The in his Towers when surroundings genuinely and his appetite is more than satisfied.

Our dining room is graced with refreshing summer dress and air-chilled by our special cooling system. Table d'Hote Dinner $1.50 Club Luncheon $1.00 Including Sundays Breakfast And, of course, a la carte service CONCERT MUSIC 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. THE TOWERS (Formerly Leverich Towers) First Subway Stop From Wall Street CLARK, WILLOW AND PINEAPPLE STREETS BROOKLYN HEIGHTS P. D. RAY.

Managing Director (Affiliated Hotels) THE MAYFLOWER Washington, D. C. THE PARK CENTRAL New York City Patio Lodge, preceding the junior dance at the Westhampton Beach Country Club. Miss Mary Schley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Winfleld Scott Schley of Manhattan and Beach Lane, Westhampton, L. will entertain on Labor Day at a large beach party at the Quantuck Beach Club. Mrs. Olney B. Mairs of Manhattan and East Hampton, L.

will give a luncheon tomorrow at her Summer home on Lee East Hampton. Later Mrs. Mairs and her guests will attend Miss Mary Sandall's lecture. Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Field have returned to their home at Oyster Bay, L. having closed their cottage at Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Flower Show to Be Held In Baldwin Tomorrow Special to The Eagle Baldwin, L. Sept.

2-H. Dewey Mohr of Rockville Centre George B. Paterson of Freeport port will be judges for the dahlia and flower show to be conducted Woman's Advance Club of Baldwin, at the high school gymnasium tomorrow afternoon and evening. There will be eight sections, including 32 entry classes and additional classes for high school and grammar school pupils. The committee in charge: Mrs Welton Stanford, chairman; Mrs.

George Ackerman, Mrs. Peter' Goldstoff, Mrs. Frederick Hitcherich, Mrs. Joseph H. Kirby, Mrs.

Max Mondschein, Mrs. Marius Matheron, Mrs. H. C. Raben, Mrs.

Edward Schiffmacher, Mrs. E. H. Lubbers and Mrs. Alexander G.

Welsh. Miss Muriel Cann Wed to Seward J. Baker; Other Social News From Freeport Special to The Eagle Freeport, L. Sept. 2-The first of the weddings on the Fall social calendar of Freeport occurred last evening at the M.

E. Church, Pine when Miss Muriel Ruth Cann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woodward Cann of Locust became the bride of Seward Johnson Baker, son of Mrs. Libby Baker of Portland, and the, late George S.

Baker, The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Walter E. Thompson, pastor of the church, The bride was attended by Miss Isabelle Bartlett as maid of honor; the Misses Dorothy Mosbacher, Mary Sutphin, Hazel Walters, Miriam Bass and Grace Nicoll, as bride's maids. John Rowland was bestman and the ushers included Robert Bartlett, W. Irving Vanderpoel Jack Hanser, Herbert Roylance and The bride an egg-shell satin Kenneth Gottery, gown and a veil of net and orange blossoms.

Her flowers were bride roses, lilies of the valley and chids. The attendants wore "iced" satin in tones from yellow to orange. A reception followed at the Garden City Hotel. Following a motor tour of the New England States, THE MOHAWK APARTMENT HOTEL Centrally located in a quiet residential section. Choice suites (unfurnished, by the year: or furnished, for any length of time) which offer convenience of your own home with complete hotel service.

Electric refrigeration and pantry service in several apartments. American and European Plans Washington Greene Aves. Brooklyn, N. Y. A Free Trip to Paris! No Passport Necessary In fact you don't even have to book passage Just Shop the MILLINERY at Balch Price for Thursday French Replicas from Mado, Descat, Agnes, Talbot and many others--are gathered the millinery successes and highlights of the season.

BALCH. PRICE CO. SMITH AND FULTON, BROOKLYN they will reside at Gibson, L. I. The bride is this year's class of AnAbstaduatienof, dover, N.

Y. Claymer Schluter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schluter of S. Bayview sailed for France on the Liberty.

He will enter the University of Paris, Nov. 1. He has just completed his junior year at Columbia. Mrs. M.

Christine Edwards and children of N. Long Beach Ave. will return shortly from their Summer home at Westminster Park, Alexandria Bay. Mr. and Mrs.

John Low and Mrs. Low's mother, Mrs. Hattie Train of Archer who are spending three months, abroad, are John now in Lannon Austria. and Miss Kathryn Maxwell have returned to their home in Boston, following a a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Beckwith of Lena Ave. Mrs. Frederic Fuller to Be Luncheon-Bridge Hostess in Bayport Tomorrow; Other News Special to The Eagle Bayport, L. Sept. 2-Mrs.

Frederic J. Fuller of Manhattan will entertain at luncheon and bridge at her Summer home on Lily Pond Lane in East Hampton tomorrow. Her guests will include Summer col- onists from Bayport and Bellport, Mrs. John P. Zerega of Brooklyn and Bayport, Mrs.

Martin T. Manton and Miss Sarah E. Morgan of Ocean Bayport, and Mrs. William V. Pascual of Brooklyn and Howell's Point Road, Bellport.

Mrs. Fannie C. Smith of 250 Hancock Brooklyn, and Middle Country Road, Bayport, will entertain at luncheon at the Lido Club at Long Beach on Friday. Her guests will include Mrs. Joseph Schafer of Orange Brooklyn, and Bellport; Miss Sarah E.

Morgan, Mrs. Frederick W. Sherwood of Great Neck, and Miss Belle G. Cooke of Brooklyn and Bayport. The Westbrook Golf Club in East Islip will hold a ladies handicap Tournament tomorrow.

Many Bayport Summer residents are members. Among the members and their guests who will enter this competition are Mrs. John T. Geery, Mrs. John B.

Johnston, Mrs. Louis Gretch, Miss Sarah E. Morgan, Mrs. Andrew P. Allgood, Miss Shirley Herriman, Miss Betty Sherwood, Miss Mary Ryan of Garden City, Mrs.

Joseph Schafer of Brooklyn and Bellport, Miss Madeleine O'Connor of Southampton, Mrs. Joseph F. Todd of Brooklyn and Quogue. Mrs. Vincent P.

Travers and Frederick W. Sherwood of Great Neck, the Misses Mildred and Mary Alice McGuirk of Bellport and Miss Madeleine Pascual of Brooklyn and Bellport. Mrs. John T. Geery of Garden City, entertained at luncheon and bridge at her Summer home oll Snedecor Bayport, on Monday.

Her guests were Miss Sarah E. Morgan, Mrs. John B. Johnston and Miss Marguerite Behman. tained at dinner yesterday Long Mrs.

James Luman Riley, enterBeach. Here guests were S. S. Voshell, Mrs. William Reynolds, and Mrs.

Russel Ogden Ellis, and Mr. Mrs. Charles Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.

Voshell. Mrs. was formerly of Forest Hills Gardens. Her residence now is Montreal, Canada. Mrs.

Riley will remain in Lido until the end of September, when she and her children, Richard Voshell and Elaine Patricia Ritey, will return to Montreal, Canada. 'A Day at the Races' to Be Repeated at Atlantic Beach Club This Evening The midweek entertainment at the Atlantic Beach Club, which takes place tonight, will be a second performance of "A Day at the Races," which provided such merriment last week. Among those who will have parties at the club tonight are Dr. and Mrs. William M.

Grosvenor, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Spafford, Mrs.

Lois Long Arno, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urban, Mr. and Mrs. David Vernon Shaw-Kennedy, Mrs G.

Brette Glaenzer, Mr. and Mrs. George Willard W. Wickersham, Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Brown, Beatrice Kingore Bixby, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay H.

Warburton Mr. and Mrs. Young Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gerard, Theodore Weicker Chisholm C.

Beach, and Mrs. H. A. Goman, Hermann Oelrichs, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Stewart Barney, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vance Storrs, Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg, Mr.

and Mrs. Peyton A. Randolph, Philip K. Crowe, Colonel and Mrs. T.

Donaldson Sloan, Miss Nathalie Lee Laimbeer and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rennard.

Garden City Social News Special to The Eagle Garden City, L. Sept. 2---Mrs. James P. Collins, Mrs.

John Scholes and Mrs. Herbert F. Abrams were among the luncheon guests of Miss Beatrice Judge at the Crescent Athletic Club yesterday. Mrs. Herbert L.

Smith of Cathedral Ave. has returned from month's visit in Nantucket. Miss Dorothy Brush of Kensington Road was a younger set luncheon hostess on Monday. Her guests were the Misses Mabel Richter, Mary Dannomter, Meta Tompkins and Jean Wilson, Mr. and MS.

Willa ns" Harbin, formerly of Garden City, and their daughter, Miss Patricia Harbin, will return to make their home in the Garden City Court Apartments about Oct. 1. Mrs. Alexander Alexander of Hampton Road, Miss Betty Alexander and Alexander Alexander Jr. are at Amagansett until after Labor Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Karel Vetterwinkel ABRAHAM BROOKLYN a 2.95 95c For 1.75 Those Smart Broad Shoulders COLLAR SETS with REVERES 95c TO 2.95 THE new line in neckwear is that outward reach of the revere. It's tremendously chic and goes with the broader shoulder line. Some are symmetrical.

Some have surplice lines. All are flattering. Lace, silk pique and satin revere collar and cuff sets that give new life to tired wardrobes. -NECKWEAR STREET FLOOR, EAST BUILDING Other AES News on Page 16 of Locust St. are on a motor trip to Vermont.

Mr. and Mrs. John McGoey of the Hotel Barclay, who have just turned from a three-months European tour, visited Mrs. McGoey's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Yauch of the Garden City Court Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davenport of 35 Bow Forest Hills.

L. who sailed abroad last month. are traveling in England, France and Germany and will later go to Italy before returning in October. Robert D. Coe, third secretary of the American Embassy at Lima.

Peru. has arrived from America and is at the Hotel Pierre, Manhattan, before joining his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson Coe, at Oyster Bay, L. CONNELLY-CORDELL, Miss Margaret Mary Cordell, daughter of Mr.

Mrs. John J. Cordell of 812 Beverly Road, and James Joseph Connelly, son of terday, Connelly, were married yesmorning in Holy Innocents Church. The Rev. Thomas I.

Conerty officiated. A reception followed at the Hotel St. George. Mrs. Edward Agnew, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and the bridesmaids were Mrs.

Martin B. Morrissey and the Misses Anne and Helen Connelly. Thomas Dwyer was best man and the ushers were Robert A. Connelly, Vincent P. Conneliy, Joseph Cordell, Cornelius A.

Heaney, Henry W. Lyall and Arthur C. Hahn. Thomas P. Laffn was the soloist.

Miss Cordell is a graduate of st. Augustine's and well Training Academy, Connelly is a graduate of Brooklyn Prep and Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass. After a wedding trip to Bermuda the couple will reside at 1425 Albany Avenue. KELSEY-EDEBOHLS Bertha Edebohls, daughter and Mrs. Henry Edebohls of 195 Windsor Place, Alfred Berry Kelsey, son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. A. Kelsey of 175 6th were married last evening in st. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church.

The Rev. Werner officiated. Miss Edna Edebohls, the bride's cousin, was maid of honor and the Misses Elsie and Ruth Purcell were bridesmaids. Harry Uderitz of Valley Stream, L. was best man.

Herbert Kelsey was an usher for his brother. Herbert Buck was also an usher. A reception followed at Michel's. The bride is a graduate of Maxwell Training School for Teachers and is a member of Alpha Lambda Pi. Mr.

Kelsey and his bride have left for a motor trip through New England. a Long Island Society Mrs. Charles G. Raynor Hostess Today in Sayville; Other News Special to The Eagle Sayville, L. Sept.

2-Mrs. Charles G. Raynor was hostess today at a luncheon and bridge at Ray Lawn, her Summer, residence here. Her guests Mrs. Gustave Oxhoim, Mrs.

Ernest Donald Henderson, Mrs. Paul O. Mercer, Mrs. Edward Gundrum, Mrs. James Rourke, Mrs.

Ed ward Strong, Mrs. Rudolph Herriman, Mrs. Elmer T. Zabriskie, Mrs. Albert Brophy, Mrs.

Nelson McBride, Mrs. LeRoy Edwards, Mrs. James McLarlan Wier, Mrs. Richard Paulson, Mrs. Edward Siney, Mrs.

Robert H. Koehler, Miss Eugenia Raynor and Mrs. John Roemmele. Mrs. James McGill gave a luncheon today for her daughter, Mrs.

Robert Craig Sutherland, who is her guest at the Hotel Cedarshore. Those who were present were the Misses Isabelle Faulkner, Virginia Alford, Dorothy McGill and Alex Ceppi, of Forest Hills, Eleanor Knecht and Suzanne Litter of Port Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Greene of Manhattan and Dune Road, Westhampton Beach, L.

will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Robb Cook of Bronxville, N. over the weekend. Tomorrow night Mrs.

Greene will entertain at a dinner party in honor of Mrs. Cook. Joseph R. Truesdale of Westbury, L. sailed last evening on the Olympic for London.

Miss Marie Louise Fox, daughter of Mrs. J. H. Grace Fox of Westhampton, L. entertained last night at a dinner party at the Lewis RETURN HOME Mr.

and Mrs. Henry A. Morse of 857 E. 19th St. returned recently from an extended trip to the Pacific Coast, where they visited their son in Hollywood, Cal.

They went by way of the Panama Canal, visiting Havana and Panama City. their return they visited the Grand Canyon, Utah Parks, Salt Lake City and Denver, Col. AS AT THE OLD WALDORF, RATES PROM $4 THE DAY ADDRESS RESERVATIONS once again: "Waldorf. Astoria, New and feel content. The old Waldorf is reborn in this new, 1931-edition Waldorf which opens OCTOBER FIRST.

Former key personnel retained, including: LUCIUS BOOMER, President; AUGUSTUS NULLE, Treasurer; FRANK READY, Manager; and "OSCAR OF THE WALDORF." THE WALDORF ASTORIA PARK LEXINGTON. 49TH NEW YORK HOLIDAY MENUS demonstrated this week at the Eagle HOME GUILD Opening its third season this week with a series of timely demonstrations of Holiday Menus the Brooklyn Eagle Home Guild invites your attendance. Those who are entertaining over the Labor Day weekend will find here much of interest and many novel hints for successful menu planning. Other features also enliven the afternoon program. Visit the Guild now.

Just sign and present this coupon at the door. BROOKLYN EAGLE HOME GUILD, 305 Washington Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. I would like to be a guest of the Home Guild at the afternoon program, beginning 2 o'clock on the following day: ADDRESS. Present this Coupon at Home Guild Entrance, Fourth Floor No charge is made for the refreshments served by exhibitors before and after the afternoon program.