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de de de de de de de de de 00 CLUBS FEATURES TRAVEL DAILY EAGLE LETTERS SCHOOLS SORORITIES RESORTS L. I. SOCIAL EDITORIAL SECTION NEW YORK CITY, SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1936 MI Miss Caroline Velma Wetzel And Carl N. Zellner Will Be Wed at Her Home on June 17 WEDDING of THE and Mrs. William Zellner, son of Mr.

will take place on formed at the residence The wedding will be ter, Miss Louise Zellner, Richard Zellner will be Miss Wetzel attended Wheaton College in 1933. Country Day School and uated from Princeton 1931. He received his in chemistry from 1 Princeton Mr. Zellner and his make their home at Circle, Trenton. Mrs.

Elliman Knapp and Prentice Talmage to Be Married Tuesday, June 2 Miss Caroline Velma Wetzel, daughter of Dr. A. Wetzel of Trenton, N. and Carl Naeher and Mrs. Carl P.

Zellner of 207 Washington Wednesday, June 17. The ceremony will be perof Miss Wetzel's parents. small; Miss Wetzel will have Mr. Zellner's sisas maid on honor and only attendant, and best man for his brother. Swarthmore College and was graduated from Mr.

Zellner attended Brooklyn Polytechnic was University in Ph.D. degree in 1934. bride will 12 Belmont Mrs. Elliman Knapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Elliman of 122 E. 56d Manhattan and Cedarhurst, will be married on June 2 to Prentice Talmage, son of Mrs. William R. J. Taylor and the late Edward T.

H. Talmage. The ceremony be performed at the Elliman residence and attended by only the families. Mr is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs.

John Prentice huysen Talmage of Brooklyn and th elate Mr. and Mrs. John Prentice of Brooklyn. He is a graduate of Princeton, class of 1924 and is a member of the Racquet and Tennis Club. Mrs.

Knapp is the former Miss Edythe Coppell Elliman. Plans Are Completed for Heights Ass'n Spring Party At the annual meeting and Spring party of the Brooklyn LJeights Association on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Towers Hotel many of the audience will wear old costumes. Among them will be Mrs. Percy R.

Gray, Miss Marion Terry, who will wear her mother's wedding gown and bonnet bought on the Rue de la Paix in 1854; Mrs. William F. Eastman, who will wear a gown loaned by the Misses Bartlett belonging to their grandmother, Mrs. David Buffum. Among those wi4 will model old gowns are Miss Elizabeth Deyer, Mrs.

Theodore Fitz Randolph, Mrs. John T. Blust, Miss Jane Parks, Miss Ann Vollmers, Miss Eleanor Hooper Eastman, Miss Mary Francis, Mrs. H. Justin Patterson, Miss Helen Tibbets and Miss Louise M.

Windels. The old costumes will be loaned by Miss Sara E. Grosvenor, Mrs. H. Howard Maddren, Frederick A.

Sweet, Mrs. Frederick K. Middlebrook, Cornelius Ruxton Love, the Misses Bartlett, the Misses Colson. Others who will model are: For Ely-Gibbs, Miss Ethel Sayers, Miss Cynthia Longman, Miss Anna Gibbs, Miss Joan Earle; for Osborn West, Miss Emily Goetze, Mrs. William Papke, Miss Kathryn Bennett, Miss Mary Bennett, Miss Mary Atwater, Mrs.

Nella Brown; for Woman's Exchange of Brooklyn, Miss Mona Snell; for T. A. L. F. Newman, Miss Josephine Conlon, Miss Ann Herring, Miss Audrey Hommell, Miss Dorothy Bearer, Miss Veronica Clark, and for Edna Michel, Mrs.

Donald Ross, Miss Ann Faison, Miss Margery Hansen and Miss Aline Mahnken. Acceptances have been received from Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. George G.

Reynolds, Mr. and Howard Campbell, Miss Cornelia Litchfield. Mr. and Mrs. Edward V.

Manico, the Misses Bartlett, Mrs. E. D. Bendelari, Mrs. Alexander D.

Marks, Mrs. W. D. C. Field, Mrs.

E. Rodney Fiske, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bartholomew, the Misses Pierrepont, Miss Harriet, and Miss Frances White, Mr.

Joseph Duke Harrison, Walter H. Crittenden, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Blum, the Rev.

and Mrs. Samuel M. Dorrance, Richard H. Smythe, Mrs. James C.

Pryor, Walter Bruchhausen, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Van Zant, William F. Hagarty, James H. Post, Surrogate and Mrs.

George Albert Wingate, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Windels, Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Cary, Frank E. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Du Val, Miss Julia Du Val, Miss Maria Fairbanks, Mr. and Mrs.

P. Earle Mr. and Mrs. William F. Eastman.

Mr. and Mrs. John O. Zimmerman, and Mrs. Frederick A.

Sweet, and John D. Van Mr. Wagoner, Dr. and Mrs. William H.

Field, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Francis, Alexander B. Gale, Mr.

and Percy G. B. Gilkes, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamilton, Mrs.

Edward Haynes, William B. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. B. Meredith Langstaff, Mr.

and Robert B. Lea, Mr. Edwin P. Maynard, Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick J. McCann, William M. Parke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sayers, Miss Sarah Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs.

John Van Buren Thayer, and Mrs. Gordon C. Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Harland B.

Tibbetts, S. Tumbridge, Mrs. Dudley Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Tremper Longman, Mrs.

Edwin C. Ward, Herbert Henshaw, Mrs. Earl B. Harris, Miss Dorothy Remsen Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs.

F4msen Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hardenbrook of 315 Garfield will leave the city the first of June for Waterford.

Conn. They will remain there until Nov. 1. Mrs. Frank L.

Bryant of 466 E. 17th St. will spend the Summer at Quinnibeck Camps, Ely, Vt. They will leave June 30 and return Nov. 1.

SOCIETY Miss Margaret Downing Lanman, at the left above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lanman of 161 Henry will be married to David Wheeler Clark of Bridgeport, on June 12 in the First Presbyterian Church. (Photo by Blakeman Shuter.) Miss Melvina E.

Schulz, at the right above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. H. Schulz of 828 St.

Mark's the only Brooklyn girl at Miss Porter's School at Farmington, will be marshal "Last Saturday" at the school on June 6. (Photo by Haley.) Miss Mary Marshall Andrew, left, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James H. Andrew of 163 Hancock will be married to Dr.

Robert B. Hillsman of Teaneck, N. June 13 in Grace Presbyterian "Church. (Photo by Mishkin.) At the right is Miss Mona Hewitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph F. Hewitt and fiancee of Wingate Paine, son of Edward S. Paine of Hewlett and the late Mrs. Paine. (Photo by Jay Winburn.) Miss Faith A.

Locke, below, daughter of Campbell Locke of Lawrence, will be married to Francis Hine Low on July 2 in Trinity P. E. Church, Hewlett, (Photo by Ira L. Hill.) Miss Katharine Pell Married To Hayward Headden Yesterday; Wilcox-Thoms Wedding Plans THE MARRIAGE of Miss Katharine Louise Pell, William Watson Pell of Manhattan and Willow, and the late Mr. Pell, to Hayward Headden, son Del Puente of 2468 Boulevard, Jersey City, N.

and Headden 3d, took place yesterday in St. Bartholomew's hattan, The Rev. Dr. G. Paull T.

Sargent performed 4:30 o'clock. Miss Pell, whose father's family resided in Brooklyn had her sister, Miss Dorothy Pitt Pell, as maid of honor, Joan Armitage, Mary Rosalind Earnshaw, Elizabeth Miss Virginia Wilcox and Frank Rodger Thoms Jr. Complete Plans for Wedding Miss Virginia Wilcox of 160 Henry daughter of Mrs. Marian H. Wilcox of Winter Park, and George E.

Wilcox of Boston, has completed plans for her marriage to Frank Rodger Thoms son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Thoms of 292 Marlborough Road. The wedding will take place on urday, June 6, in the Church of the Holy Trinity at 4 o'clock and a reception will follow at 160 Henry St.

where Miss Wilcox makes her home with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Melish Fuller. Mrs. Fuller will 1 be her sister's matron of honor and the bridesmaids will be Mrs.

Charles D. McAllister, Mrs. Willard Keller of Elizebeth, N. sister of Mr. Thoms and Mrs.

Robert P. Hazzard Jr. of Gardner, Me. Mr. Thoms' father be his best man ushers will be Charles D.

McAllister, Willard G. Keller, George Thoms of Brooklyn; John McCarthy of New Brunswick, N. Robert Marshall of Manhattan, and John Savage of Garden City. Contemporary Comment WE FIND THAT New Yorkers can and often do produce a very belittling effect on -towners. We relate the following incident as proof of our statement.

Four local girls while recently spending the weekend in a small town, adjoining a well-known girl's college in Pennsylvania, planned to spend an enjoyable evening at the movies. Much to their dismay they found that they had seen the one and only picture in the town. This, however, did not dampen their spirits in the least and they promptly drove on to the next Like most of Brooklyn's younger generation our friends were movie fiends and found it rather difficult to discover one picture which none of them had seen. Consequently, as they drove from one town to the next, they kept getting further and further away from their starting point but hadn't the vaguest idea in what direction or how far they had gone. On arriving in what they considered rather an interesting little town, they were delighted to find that not one of them had seen the movie which it had to offer.

While purchasing the tickets one brave member of the group asked the ticket agent what the daughter of Mrs. Westampton Beach of Mrs. Joseph the late John Church, Manthe ceremony at for many years, and the Misses Louise Good and Misses Esterbrook Will Honor Miss Andrew and Fiance at Buffet Supper This Evening 2 The Misses Betsey and Janet Esterbrook of 639 Putnam Ave. will entertain this evening in honor of their cousin, Miss Mary Marshall Andrew and her fiance, Dr. Robert Bryan Hillsman.

Miss Andrew, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James H. Andrew of 163 Hancock and Dr. Hillsman will be married on June 13 in Grace Presbyterian Church.

The guests will include Dr. and Mrs. Andrew, Dr. and Mrs. Maurice M.

Lynch, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson, Judge and Mrs. O. Grant Esterbrook, the Misses Isabel W.

Andrew, Ruth T. Andrew, Lavinia Hillsman, Ursula B. Wiliston, Lorraine Burtis, Helen Pfeiffer, Harriet C. Williams, Eunice Nickerson and Eleanor Becker, also John Moffett Beery, Dr. Edwin.

N. Beery, Paul E. Burtis, David Angus, Edward Seward Stevens. Gilbert Becker, John Northridge, Purcell B. Robertson, Richard son, John Pullman, James Willits Jr.

and Grant T. Esterbrook. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Dana Allen of 200 Hicks St.

will go to Eden Mills, July 10 for three weeks. Miss Virginia Pennoyer to Be Henored at Dance June 20 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pennoyer will give a dance on June 20 at their residence at Round Bush, Locust Valley, for their debutante daughter, Miss Virginia Pennoyer, a granddaughter of J. P.

Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Halstead of Garden City have leased a house on the dunes, Westhampton Beach, for the Summer season. Mr.

and Mrs. George P. Connard of 361 Washington Ave. will go to their Summer home at Hasket Neck Road, Remsenberg, the end of this month for the season. They have been spending weekends there.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Potts of 170 Rugby opened their cottage, "Littleholme." Bayfield Westhampton Beach, for the Summer. Richard Maynard of 11 Schermerhorn St.

and his children, Ann and Laurie Maynard, are at their mer residence in Quogue for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Parsons of 599 3d St.

and their daughter, Miss Joan T. Parsons, will be with Mrs. Frederic T. Parsons at 38-10 Bay Douglaston, for the mer. They will leave town Friday returning Oct.

1. Hanneman, all of Garden City; Martha Holbrook of Dayton, Ohio and Theodore Updike of Manhattan as bridesmaids. The bride wore a gown of cream. bridal satin, made on princess lines with a yoke of Alencon lace. She wore a veil of bridal illusion with a duchess lace short veil which had been in Mrs.

Pell's family. The bride's bouquet was a shower of lilies of the valley, The maid of honor wore a pearl gray mousseline de soie redingote over a pearl gray mousseline de soie dress. She nad a pearl gray horsehair picture hat trimmed with maize daisies and delphinium and carried delphinium and hot house yellow daisies in a bouquet. She wore pearl gray shoes and gloves. The bridesmaids had maize mousseline soie frocks under pearl gray redingotes; pearl gray horsehair hats trimmed with maize mousseline de soie daisies; pearl gray shoes and maize gloves.

They carried hot house yellow daisies. William Baldwin of Baltimore and New York, a cousin of Mr. Headden, was best man and the ushers were Sherman M. Fairchild, Duff, John F. Nixon of Manhattan; Doanld S.

Bixler of Forest Hills; William H. Speer Jr. of Jersey City, and Edward L. Warren of Flushing. MAtter a Headden trip to will Bermuda, live at Mr.

2600 and Boulevard, Jersey City. The bride's father, the late Mr. Pell, was a New York stock broker and through him she is a descendant of Samuel Pell, founder of the line in America, who was an early settler of Glen Cove and Oyster Bay as well as Haarlem. Through her mother she is a descendant of William Pitt. The bride was graduated from the Knox School at Cooperstown and studied dramatic art at the Neighborhood Playhouse in Manhattan.

Mr. Headden atended Cornell, '26, where he was captain of the polo team for two years. He is president of the Headden Fuel Oil Company Jersey City and is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon Club in New York and the Country Club of Westhampton Beach. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles W. Fyfe will leave on Saturday for Derby, where they have taken a house for the Summer months. Miss Elizabeth Tousey of the Garden City Hotel with her brother, Dr. Sinclair Tousey, will be at Mountain View House, Whitefield, N. from July until October.

Mrs. Andrew J. Haire of 311 Garfield Place is at Brightwaters and will remain there until the first of November. Miss Eileen Haire with Miss Grace Smith will sail June 13 for a stay of two months abroad. Dr.

and Mrs. George W. Knight of 2 Montague Terrace will be at Meadow Point, Hulett's Landing, Lake George, for July, August and September. Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick W. Blossom of 266 Henry St. will 15th of June for Doronet, their leave, Summer home at Quogue. They will be away until Oct. 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Graham K. Mellen of 1 Pierrepont St. will spend July and August at York Harbor, Me.

Mrs. Percy R. Gray of 12 Clark St. will spend the Summer at Grayden, Howells Point Road, Bellport, leaving in June and returning in November. With her will be Mr.

and Mrs. David H. Gray and Edward H. Gray. H.

Miss Agneta Hanson and Robert C. Ewer Are Engaged Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hanson of 195 Crown St.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Agneta Hanson, to Robert Curtis Ewer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Ewer of 773 Rugby Road. Miss Hanson graduated from Erasmus Hall High School and the Packer Collegiate Institute, and is a member of the Chiropean and Chaminade Juniors, Phi Chi sorority, and the Junior Auxiliary of the bush Boys' Club.

For the past several years she has taken an active part in the Brooklyn Week for the Blind. Last Fall she served as junior chairman of the women's division of Brooklyn Red Cross Roll Call. Mr. Ewer is a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School and attended Lehigh University in Pennsylvania. For the past two years he has resided in Orlanda.

Fla. Following a trip to the West in the early Summer, Mr. Ewer will return to Florida. The wedding will take place shortly. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Medina are at their Summer home in Westhampton Beach for the Summer, Mrs. Marie Rosecrans and Miss Doris Marie Rosecrans have returned from short visit to Germany. Judge and Mrs. Charles J.

McDermott 295 Henry St. will leave the first of July for Meadow Point, Huletts Landing, Lake George. They will return to the city in September. name of the town was. Much to her surprise the man became embarrassed and then in an indignant tone informed them that it was the little town of Philadelphia.

A PROMINENT YOUNG Flatbushite has found that it does not pay in the end to be sarcastic with certain members of the police force. While waiting in her car for a friend whom she had come to call for, she noticed that a very stern member of the force was approaching her. He immediately asked her what she was doing. Feeling rather annoyed Mrs. D.

replied that she was merely waiting for a friend and asked why he wanted to know. This time the cop wanted to know just how she got there. Thinking that the answer to that question was rather evident and needed no explanation, Mrs. D. replied that she was not quite sure but she thought she must have dropped there.

The policeman calmly wrote out 8 ticket, handed it to her and told her that, as she was so good about just dropping into places, to drop into court on the appointed day as she had been parking on the wrong side of the street. M. R. M. Mrs.

Rodney C. Ward of 162 St. James Place will spend the Summer at Shelter Island Heights, leaving June 1 and returning Oct. 1. Mrs.

Ward's mother, Mrs. A. M. Droste, will spend part of the Summer with her and the remainder with Mrs. Rodney A.

Ward at Westhampton. Mrs. Onslow A. Gordon Jr. of 3543 Bedford Ave.

will leave the first of July for Kineo House, Moosehead Lake, and will be away until Sept. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B.

Todd of 26 S. Oxford St. will open Montrest, their country place at Cold Spring Harbor in June and will remain there until November. They will take short motor trips during the Summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Adrian Van Sinderen of 40 Remsen St. and their family will leave June 1 for their Summer home at Washington, Conn. They return to their town residence on Sept. 20.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Kiernan and the Misses Ann and Elizabeth Kiernan of 9 Prospect Park West will go to Westhampton Beach on Friday for the Summer. They will return to the city Oct.

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