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8 For 4.J Remits BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1933 Telephone MAin 4-6000 Hanky Highlights Cima-Nobl. Weddkf Will Takt Place at Summer Camp Miss Mabel Brady Garrao, daugh New Books Passed in Review rociQTY -The Spider and the OaV Jv S. I "2 we. Fanarorf. International Publish- altnough one js to question the en, New York.

$1.00. passion which leads the poet to I dramatize the landlord, "god of prop Engaged to Wed ter of Mrs. Prancia P. Oarvan of Roslyn and the late Mr. Garvin.

wiU be married to Robert Philip; Noble, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Noble of Greenwich, Conn, on Saturday. The ceremony will be performed In the chapel at Kamp Kill Kare, the Garvan Summer home In the Adirondack on Racquette Lake, N.

Y. Previously it was announced the wedding would take place in Roslyn. Owing to the recent death of Mr. Garvan. the wedding will take place in the pres Mr.

Joseph S. Baldwin and Benefit Party Committee To Be Gneiti at Tea Tuesday Ajnes M. Hlclcey will entertain at her home in Westhampton Beach next Tuesday at a tea in honor of Mrs. Joseph S. Baldwin, chairman of the Leo J.

Hickey Memorial benefit. Mrs. Baldwin's com THE poems in "The Spider and the Clock" have for the most part appeared In such outstanding publications as Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. New Republic, Scribner i Dynamo, Pagany and New Masses. The author, S.

Funaroff, erty, tne oiq oots although the poefs figure refers to the institution of landlord Is as much a victim of the present system as the tenant. That is. the system would have to be changed to change both landlord and tenant, both victims of the system as it Is. But thl Is all a proof of the stimulating effect of the poems themselves, and their use of material well fused in the many poems, including "Workman. Workman.

We shall watch for Mr. Funaroff's next book with in- ence of the immediate families only mittee will comprise the guest list. Mr. and Everett Parsons Tomlinson of Pasadena, an-1 nounce the birth of a daughter, Cicely Tomlinson, on June 17 at the A. a.

terest. Good Samaritan Hospital. Los An geles. Mrs. Tomlinson is the former Miss Nancy Kershaw, daughter of Mr.

"and Mrs. William H. Kershaw The benefit bridge and tea will take place on Aug. 11 at Canoe Place Inn. Hampton Place, and the proceeds will be given to the fund for a new clubhouse for the Boys Club of the Navy Yard district.

Mr. Hickey was one of the founders of the club and president at the time of his death. George V. McLaughlin and Dr. Joseph S.

Baldwin are Chairmen of the Memorial Fund. of Forest Hills. fa belongs to that younger group of modern poets who are concerned with the social theme In their work. Some of the poems, in fact, are known to audience In neighborhood clubs and centers where they have been recited before audiences. This all.

very modern, taking poetry thus back to the people with the themes and the cries of the people as their theme. And, incidentally, the poetic form of the poems is also modern, suiting the content and mood of the themes. Lack of space prevents detailed discussion of Mr. Funaroff's interesting experiment in his long poem. "What the Thunder Said: A Fire Sermon." on the Russian Revolution with its utilization of cinematic SJQ.E The Rev.

Frederic F. Bush Jr. and Mrs. Bush of Bridgehampton an-; nounce the birth of a daughter, i Barbara Jean Bu.sh. at St.

John's; Hospital on June 30. Mrs. Bush is' the former Miss Marjorie McCart- ney of Garden City. Mr. Bush is the son of the Rev.

Frederic F. Bush of the staff of the Cathedral of the Gerard S. Smith of Brooklyn will be one of the judges at the Mon-mouth County Horse show which opens today and will continue i tomorrow and Saturday at Rumson. raIIbov Jl INSUHANCI ft for hand! rM -Jill N. on the grounds adjacent to the Rumson Country Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lawrence Of Mill Neck will spend the weekend visiting friends at Virginia Beach, Virginia. Miss Elma Dawe Is visiting Miss technique, which "aa in montage, correlates and fuses the objects and symbols that visualize the changing themes of the or of "Dusk of the of "The Spider and Incarnation, Garden City, and Mrs. Bush.

Garden City Activities Garden City, July 14 Mrs. Don M. Parker of Brixton Road was a luncheon hostess at the Bethpage Country Club on Tuesday. Her guests were Mrs. Andrew H.

Board-man, Mrs. Wallace Hendrick. Mrs. Kenneth Ward-Smith, Mrs. Clifton W.

Wilder, Mrs. Frank R. Barnltz. Mrs. Henry W.

Wandless and Mrs. Regular full I PINT Bottle IIC I Regular full PINT Bottle Margaret Moore at the Summer home of the latter's parents. Mr. and i Mrs, Edward Moore of South Bay Brightwaters. Lieutenant M.

Whitehead of the United States Navy and Mrs. White-! head have taken an apartment at a NOW UNIT Frank W. Cook. Mrs. Allan R.

Hardie of 6th St. gave a luncheon at the Lawrence Beach Club on Tuesday in honor of Mrs. L. Douglas Tompkins of Wilton, formerly of Garden City. Mrs.

Hardie other guests if When Summer evening breezes become persistent gusts, tie Burmel's newly designed, filmy petit point hanky around your head to keep the curls Just right. It comes in a wide range of embroidered flowers In pastel tones. An ostrich boa reflects the influence of softness and femininity. Op-penheim Collins, A. S.

and Loeser can supply these new hankies. the Clock," the title poem, which is based upon recent European events and is a dramatic indictment of fascism. One of Mr. Funaroff's shorter poems, "Factory 'Night," is worth quoting: "Smooth as oil the factory night Pours into grooves of the company town And down the shafts of the Iron mill Whose engines, cushioned in beds of grease. Purr like iron beasts in sleep.

"The mill's Insistent sound In dreams Re-echo like noon whistles from the hills, And once again the grinding of the gears, The huge knives slicing plates of the Hotel Margaret. Lieutenant Whitehead is stationed at the Navy Yard. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.

Bull of 404 E. 18th St. motored to Cresco. and are at the Brewer Cottage. Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Askew of Buf- with your purchme of a QUART bottle of RAINBOW Ask for this different and "bttr" bltach. Insure your clothti against "laundry Buy this Life Insurance and protection for your hands and clothes.

Now fcaturpd bv ROri-STOV, DANIfcL REEVES and othrr leadlnjr uroccr Miss Eleanore Hope Lance's engagement to Richard William Brooks Jr. of Germantown, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lange of Rockville Centre. Shipping News ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK, JULY 14 THE TIDES THE BUN II THE MOON Mrs.

John L. Bauer Hostess To Urban Club Officers Gov'i Isl'd A.M. P.M. Set A.M. Hell A.M.

Gate P.M. RtFes PM. Sundy H'k A.M. P.M. Rises AM.

8ets P.M. Long Island Society SPAGHETTI 7:27 II 8 22 6.36 9:31 11:32 11:31 3 35 5:31 5:35 8:40 2:48 High Low water. 8:47 2:53 9:32 3:31 The time civeti In the above table la eastern Standard Time and Is furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. For Daylight Savinr. Time add one hour.

lafo, N. are visiting Mrs. Askcw's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Foster, at the Hotel Margaret. Mn. Charles E.

Roehl Opens Home for L. I. State Society Mrs. Charles E. Roehl of 9 Prospect Park West opened her home yesterday for the second in the series of Summer sewing committee meetings of Long Island State Society, D.

R. Mrs. Robert L. German, regent, directed the work in the absence of the chairman, Mrs. George E.

Miner. Among those present were Mrs. German, Mrs. Roehl, Mrs. Charles L.

Amey. Mrs. Albert F. Strasburger, Mrs. Moses Becker, Mrs.

George S. Monfort, Mrs. A. Eugene Engeman, Miss Alice B. Plumb, Mrs.

L. Frank Kohler, Mrs. Herbert B. Henry and Mrs. Charles F.

Zimmele. Mrs. John L. Bauer was hostess today her Summer residence on McConnell Sayville. at a special meeting of the executive board of the Urban Club, of which Miss Lois Pinney Clark is president.

The meeting was followed by a luncheon. Tho.se present were: Mrs. Le-Grand Kerr, Mrs. John Biddle Clark. Mrs.

Charles Meytrott. Mrs. Halesite Garden Club Meets at Losee Home Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I.

Losee of Manhattan and Halesite were hosts at a meeting of the Halesite Garden Club at their Summer home on Monday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield Buel were Mrs. Cyrus smnn.

mis. De Witt Peterkin, Mrs. Benjamin Patterson Mrs. Samuel Grea-son, Mrs. Hamilton H.

Salmon Mrs. Henry J. Howlett, Mrs. Richard Remsen and Mrs. Marshall T.

Gleason. Mayor Franklin S. Koons and Mrs. Koons of Kensington Road, entertained at dinner Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs.

Clifton Pul-len of Atlanta. Miss Marion Johnson of Kensington Road, gave a luncheon at the Garden City Beach Club on Tuesday for a group of the younger set, In her party were the Misses Dail Schell, Lucille Miller, Kathleen Mc-Nulty, Eleanor Dooman, Dorothy Scharman, Ruth Kieser, Margaret Elder, Barbara Barlow and Vera Jager. Mis. Leonard Tingle of Euston Road, entertained Mrs. C.

Waller Barrett, Mrs. James McLain and Miss Beatrice Bogert as her luncheon guests at the club on Tuesday. Another Tuesday luncheon hostess at the club was Mrs. Walter A. Bayer of Kilburn Road, whose guests were Mrs.

John Foevster, Mrs. Frank Flynn and Mrs. James Lee. MLss Gretchen Wood of 7th St. has departed to pass the Summer at Warrensburg, N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Nelson of Kilburn Road, gave a buffet supper E.

Stewart, Mrs. William ARRIVED TODAY AT NEW IORK Arrival times are from the lines' offices here and are subject to changa because of weather conditions. Hours below are Daylight Saving Time. STEAMER LINE FROM PIER TIME CITY OF CHATTANOOGA. Savannah Savannah July 46 NR.

Charles St FORT TOVYNSHEND. Purness July 9 95 NR. 55th 8t. fiKBOl STtlN. Bernstein Antwero July 2 3 Hobolcen, 2d St.

m. S01TUERN PRINCE, Furness Buenos Aires June 25 45th St, Bltlyn 8:00 a.m. Dl'E TODAY TAI.AMANCA. United Fruit Cristobal July 8 3 KR, Morris St 11:00 am OSI.OFJORD. Norwegian-America Oslo July 5 58th St.

Bkiyn 4 00 pin ROBERT E. LEE, Old Dominion Norfolk July 13.... 25 NR, Fianklfn St 4:00 pm TOMORROW ACAOIA. Eastern Bermuda cruise 18 NR. Murray St.

8:30 am GEORGE WASHINGTON. O. Dom Norfolk July 14 .25 NR. Franklin St. 4:00 pm HAMBI RG.

Hamburg-Amer. Hamburg July 7 84 NR. St. MONARCH OF BERMUDA. July 13..

97 NR. 57lh at. ORIENTS. Cuba Mail Havana July 13 13 ER. Wall St.

Noon SHAWNEE, Clyde-Mallory Miami 34 Ml, Canal St. DEPARTURE OF VESSELS TODAY steel, The pound of crushers and revolving wheels. Then sound dies in the shrill throats of steampipes, From the mouths of chimneys smoke puffs and stops. And the mill's shadow lies like night upon the town, Prowls in dreams, a night invader; And in the tired limbs of laborers Machine-bred fevers rise in stealth Like a disease that ravages their lives. Plunder their homes and leaves behind A town of clapboard skeletons and carbon dust." "This Is Money" is another Interesting poem which has been read; also.

"I Dreamed I Was Master." Mr. Funaroff's work is successful in that it is fused that is one feels that Mr. Funaroff's poems rise out of sincere convictions lived in his daily life, and not from intellectual theorizing; therefore, they are authentic, and bear the stamp of poetry, in spite of the heavy burden Paine. Mrs. J.

Edward Hoag, Mrs. Snavlly, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Howard M.

Drake, Mrs. Lewis E. Halstead, Mrs. Charles L. Ward, Mr.

InTT Mutn- Van Iderstine, Mr. Haskell and Mrs. Mary W. Banker. and ms- John MacKay, Mr.

and I Mrs. George Furze, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs.

George W. Hebard Elliott Minton Eldredee, Mr, and Spauhctli. Marinara Sauee (meal-less) and Parmesan Style Chceso. Packed aeparalely. ALSO ASK FOR announce the birth of a son, Ed-1 Mrs.

Ashton G. Eldredge, Mr. and gar Bowling Hebard. at the New Mrs. Orris Stanley Eldredge, Mrs.

York Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Mortimer Bryant, Mrs. Palmer Jad-I Hebard is the former Miss Joe Clai- win, Mrs. Edward T.

Horwill. Mrs. HOT uj ii PIER MAILS CLOSE 15 ER. Maiden Lane Noon borne Bowling of I Seymour Keyes Fuller, Mr. and Mrs.

I Le0 Mortenson, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John D. Beals Jr.

gave a din- Charles Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. ner Tuesday at Draemer. her Hamp- Moses Warren. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter ton Bays home, for Mrs. B. Tappen Lyons, Mrs. Hayes, Mr.

and Mrs. party on Tuesday evening for their STEAMER LINE SAILS FOR SAILS POAMO. Porlo Rico Trujillo City 3.00pm DROTTNINGHOLM. Swednh-Amerlcan Gothenburg EXERMONT, Amrr. Exp San Fran.

Noon MI.SItDSKI. Gdynia-American Gdynia H1BONF.Y. Cuba Mall Vera Cruz 4 00 pm. ST. JOHN, Yarmouth 10:30 am.

TOMORROW 9 00 a 9 00 am 8 00 pm 1 00 pm No malls 97 NR. 57th St F. Jersey City 8'h St. Hobok'n 14 ER. Wall St IB H.

Muray St, SPAGHETTI, MACARONI AND PURE EGG NOODLES II I FIT house guests Mr. and Mrs. O. Fairchild of Cold Spring Harbor. Morris Kinnan.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson of Scarsdale and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clayton of White Plains.

Other guests were Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Robinson, Mr. and 4 00 pm.

60 NR. St. Noon K. Weehawken. N.

J. 11:00 am 28 ER. Catherine St. Noon 2d St. Hobnken no mails Rotterdam 3:00 pm AMERICAN TRADER.

U. S. BLACK TERN. Black Diamond BRAND. American-Caribbean.

r.KRm.KTEIN. Bernstein CRABMEAT vonio I Antwerp Midntght Noon Htl.GA. Wessel Duval Guayaouil "77" Bannerman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miss Betty M.

Soderberg of 322 I Gay, Mr. and Mrs. James Martin, Clermont Ave. was among the din-: Mrs. George Cortelyou, Mr.

and Mrs. ner guests of Mr. William H. Rose jacoo Weintz, Mrs. Rodney Fiske at Palisades Park, N.

last eve- and Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Chappie, ning. Miss Soderberg.

who has had Mrs. J. Morton Halstead. president Ml-s Virginia Sutherland of Sea 0f the club, acted as chairman and Gate and Mrs. Gertrude Danziger i introduced the speaker, Miss Myrtle as her house guests was, with her Fahfsbender, who spoke on the sub-mother Mrs.

Alfred Soderberg. the ject of the effects which may be ob-luncheon guest of Mrs. William T. tained by lighting gardens electric- An Exhilarating Van Brunt St. Bklyn 8 30 am From Boston 7:00 pm Fulton St.

Bk.vn 12 30 pm St. Bklvn Domino Spptrflnt Powdered Sigar melts quickly In Iced tea and 4 00 pm. Noon Summertime Dishl LADY DRAKE. Canadian Nat. MEDEA.

Royal Netherlands Maracaibo NEW TORONTO. Daniel Lagos PA.STORES, United Fruit Porto Cortez PLATANO. United Fruit Santa Maria ROBERT LEE, Old Dom Norfolk SAMARIA. Cunard-White Star. Liverpool RANTA INEZ, Grace Antofagasta SANTA ROSA, Grace Cartagena 8CANMAIL.

Helsinki STATENDAM, Rotterdam VINGAREN, Furness Gothenburg ....3 NR. Morns St. Noon .9 NR. Rector St. 9:00 am 25 NR.

Franklin St. No mails 5 00 pm 56 NR, i4th Si. No mails 57 NR, 15th St. 57 NR, 15th St. 9 00 am Jersey City G.OOprn 5th St.

Hoboken 1:30 pm St. Bkiyn 1:00 pm coffee gives smoother flavor. "Sweeten it with Domino' A KIND FOR IVEtT USE Maloney of 427 Sterling Place today. I ally. Mrs.

Dorothea Wiger of 751 St. Amitvville News Mark's Avp i nr. the At. rtmyVIe news Mrs. Harry Wykes Whitehill.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Olena, Mr. and Mrs.

Matthew S. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Barnes.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Decatur, Miss Frances Vogel and Don L. Stevens.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sunstrom of Nassau Boulevard returned early this week from Southampton. On Tuesday Mrs.

Sunstrom had as luncheon guests Mrs. E. Richard Ebe, Mrs. William F. Grandeman and Mrs.

Cyril Crielley. Mrs. J. C. McMichael, formerly of Garden City, has departed for her Atlanta home after a two-week visit here with Mrs.

Philip S. Reichers of Nassau Boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus P.

Smith of lantic City. N. J. Imported and Distributed by VITA FOOD PRODUCTS. IncJ Special to The Eagle i Amityville, July 14 Mrs.

B. Boone 'van Hoff and her son, Alvin Von Hoff of St. Marks Brooklyn, have opened their home on Ocean Ave. for another season. New York.

N. of VITA BRAND Hernni Salad, Anchovy Paste and Bismarck Herrinf QEUCIOUSCE CREAM, MADAME A i i i THAT KEEPS FRM AND FRESH I Mr. and Mrs. John R. Starkev and family are at their Summer home Cherry Valley Road were dinner un Burdette Place.

Hosts Tuesday evening to Mrs. wu -M YOUR REFRiGERATOR fred L. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. De and Miss Betty The salad'i Iht thing for tht hot Summer Then clean bowls wifh OAKITE and I you will be Witt Peterkin Tompkins.

FOR 24 HOURS fr Workers Leave Early Strikers Thwarted Strikers at the S. W. Farber, brass goods factory, at 141 S. 5th who had announced a demonstration in front of the plant for 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, as a protest against non-strikers, were thwarted in their plans when the company excused working employes at 4 o'clock. Twenty policemen under Capt.

John Lustbader. of the Bedford Ave. precinct and Emergency Squad No. 1 were assigned to prevent disorder, but none occurred. About 100 strikers, members of the United Electric, Radio and Machine Workers Union, a C.

I. O. affiliate, assembled near the entrance and took part in an orderly meeting that lasted only 20 minutes. Dr. Kramer Named To Adelphi Board Philip A.

Benson, vice president of the board of trustees of Adelphi Academy, 282 Lafayette announced today the election of Dr. Henry F. Kramer to the board of trustees of the school. Dr. Kramer is a graduate of Boys' High School and of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University.

He is attending physician and chief of the department of gastroenterology of Brooklyn Hospital. He is vice president of the New York Gastroenterology Association and is a member of the American Medical Association, Medical Society of County of Kings, and Associated Physicians of Long Island. Dr. Kramer is also president of the board of trustees of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, a member of the board of governors Mrs. G.

E. Murray of Brooklyn Is visiting at the home of Mrs. John Murray, on Broadway. Miss Louise Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Cunningham of Brooklyn, is a guest for a lew days of Miss Helen Hanson, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Peter B. Hanson, at their Summer home on Ocean Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

John Schlinger of Brooklyn have been guests for a few days at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Schlinger, on Franklin St. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Rosenblum of Clock Boulevard had as their guests Mrs. Lawrence V. Bogert of Wellington Road entertained at luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. R.

L. Kurtz, Mrs. Samuel V. Bogert, Mrs. J.

D. Cardezza. Miss Eva Terpening and Miss Beatrice Bogert. Mrs. William Harvey Knapp was a luncheon hostess at the Garden City Country Club on Tuesday, her guests being Mrs.

Thomas M. Hewitt, Mrs. John R. Miller, Mrs. Alfred D.

Olena. Mrs. Henry J. Irwin, Mrs. A.

Osborne Casey and Miss Lillian S. Kay. Mrs. Davis B. Max had as lunch- cleans! lor several days recently, Mrs.

Ray BUY AT YOUR GROCER TODAY am, najmoiici eon guests at the club on Tuesday David Lenoue of Brooklyn. Mr and Mra. wilIiam Snvd Wjl. retu from ham Widmayer and Mrs. Russell W.

a aboard their yacht Betty- iutt. rtcLuiuyuim-u oy ivir. ana mis. William R. Gibon of Brightwaters and Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard A Shiebler of Brooklyn have lea.sed the Yates home on Orean Ave. for the re of the Brooklyn Hill Association and of the board of directors of the Clinton Avenue Association. He is a member of the Crescent Athletic Club.

Hauppauge Gun Club, and Candlewood Lake Club. Both Dr. and Mrs. Kramer have for some time been active in the Parent-Teacher Association of Adelphi Academy. Mrs.

Kramer is a past president of that organization. mainder of the season. Seversky to Stunt Plane for Legion A demonstration of military aero-! batics in what is reputed to be the fastest pursuit plane in the world, to be flown by its creator, Maj. I Alexander Seversky, is to feature the CD EE oip ATE OUTFIT Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Dorf of BOYS! GIKL: Brooklyn are at the Castle Harbour Bermuda. STR. "BELLE ISLAND" TO ROT.ON POINT PARK DO Mile Cool Breeiv Sail an I. Sound Lvs. 69th 81., Bay Rldse.

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vr. Firott Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Cavanaugh of Garden City announce the birth of a daughter at the Doctors Hospital, Manhattan, on Monday.

TO SPEAK ON FOREIGN BI.OC Brian Heald will tpeak on "The Little Enien'e'' at a meeting of the Boro Park Branch of the American League lor Peace and Democracy on Friday night, hi Metiora Temple. S000 14 li Ave. ob.ol0t.lytf "d- oii your LOWEST BLACK FLAG PRICES IN 59 YEARS! SPRAY prlcai reduced I Not only that but a 3-timt-your- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDermott I of 284 Eastern Parkway are at the Half Moon Hotel.

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