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is of For Classified Ad Results BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1937 Telephone MAin 4-6000 A 15 Early Fall Weddings Planned by Couples Organizations Have Meetings Beach Club Plans Holiday Festival Entertainment for Labor Day Weekend Includes Games and Dances The entertainment committee of the Atlantic Beach Club has announced its program for the Labor Day weekend. Thursday night, Sept. 2, will inaugurate the weekend with a dinnerdance. The following evening the Tennis Dinner will be held and Mrs. W.

Scott Blanchard, chairman of the tennis committee, will award the prizes for the season. The Atlantic Beach Club backgammon trophy will be played for on Saturday afternoon and a polo ball in hon of the visiting Argentine polo players, who will compete in the national championship matches at the Meadowbrook Club on Sept. 11 will follow. Aquatic events in the pool and exhibitions by noted swimmers and divers will be the highlight of Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

James W. Maitland, chairman of the swimming events committee, will present the prizes won the meet. A tea -dance and dinner-dance will follow. Larry Siry and his orchestra will supply the music. On Labor Day a baseball game will be played between the East and West sections of the club.

A gala dinner-dance in the evening will conclude the season. Following this date the clubhouse and restaurants will be closed. The cabanas. bath houses, swimming pool, squash courts, tennis courts and buffet will remain open until Sept. 30.

Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Benneward of 184 Monroe St. have returned home after a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Smith, White's Road. Yankee Lake, Sullivan County, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward T. Corcoran of Forest Hills arrived at the Belmont Manor, Bermuda, on Bermuda Clipper, a visit. Miss Bianca V. McNally, Miss V. King and John F.

McNally Anne, Brooklyn are spending their vacation at Milford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William McCann and daughter. Miss Barbara McCann, Forest Hills, were recent their, guests of Dr.

and Mrs. George R. Horton of Brooklyn at Awosting, New Jersey. Among the Long Island residents staying at Erskine Lake, N. are Mr.

Mrs. Ernest R. Schwenger of Woodhaven, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G.

Sempsey of Valley Stream, Mr. and Mrs. Marsden B. Hadley of Kew Gardens and Dr. and Mrs.

Albert J. Dillinger of Malverne. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ruprecht of Montclair entertained during the week for Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Ruprecht of Brooklyn at Awosting, N. J. Miss Gertrude M. U.

Reynolds. daughter of Mrs. Henry A. Reynolds of 2525 Delamere Place, is traveling in the British Isles and will return early in September. Dr.

and Mrs. Richard Henry field of 1489 Union St. will complete their sixth annual cruise on their yacht. "Eldic." when they return today from Lake Ontario and the Thousand Islands. The party which included Miss Kathleen Marie Hatfield, Mrs.

Frank P. Hatfield and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Purtell.

boarded the boat at Alexandria Bay. Those who sailed up to Alexandria Bay by way of the Erie Canal, the Oswego River and Lake Ontario on the "Eldic" were Bob Purtell. Charles Hackett. Jack Gleason. John RiorHartigan, Conway Brew and John Kerwin.

Brooklynites at the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weilbrown. Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Bracken, Miss Mathie S. Cornell, Mrs. E.

G. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. O. B.

Candiders, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kramer, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis A. Carroll. Miss Marion A. McCall and Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Kaiser. Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Henry of Garden City are at Briarcliff Manor, Briarcliff, N. Y. Miss E. J. Lee.

Miss Mabel Stafford. Miss Gertrude Riordan and Miss Anne Brady are at the Banff Hotel, Banff, Alberta. Mrs. Sidney Phelan, left, daughter of Mrs. Kathryn Curtin.

(Erasmian photo). Viviene Leon, daughter of Mrs. cey before her marriage. Miss Adelaide Leib of 1530 58th St. is vacationing with Miss Madeline Petterson of 92d St.

at Mountainville Inn, Mountainville, N. Y. Recent Brides Brides was Miss Dorothy G. Curtin, Curtin and the late Neil M. Mrs.

Robert Kerr was Miss Adeline Leon of 174 Chaun(Valeche photo.) Madden -Ledwith The marriage of Miss Mary Adele Ledwith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel' T. Ledwith of 225 Brooklyn and Edwin Melvin Madden of 1205 Dean took place yesterday morning at Gregory's R. C.

Church, and was followed by a breakfast and reception at the Hotel Bossert. The Rt. Rev. Mons. Fitzgerald officiated.

Mr. Madden is the son of Joseph R. Madden of 1205 Dean St. and the late Mrs. Madden.

The bride's dress was of white satin, with high neck and princess waistline. Her veil was white net caught at the head into a Juliette cap of white satin. She carried a mother of pearl prayer book with white ribbon and spray of lilies of the valley instead of the traditional Do bouquet. Miss Esther sister of the Ledwith, bride, was maid of honor. Miss Ann Ledwith and Mrs.

Charles Hempstead were bridesmaids. The best man was Paul Doran. Thomas Ledwith, James McGee, Charles Hempstead and John Rooney were the ushers. Auxiliary Tour The Ladies Auxiliary, Brooklyn Council, 60, Knights of Columbus, 373 9th will conduct a tour and reunion over the Labor Day weekend. The members and their friends will go to historic points in Virginia and Annapolis.

Mi.The Sisters Claire, of St. Hohokus, Joseph N. at have Villa completed plans for the second annual lawn party to be held on Sunday, Sept. 12. Many Brooklynites will attend the event.

-Hitchcock Miss Ruth S. Wardell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C.

Wardell of 89-32 118th Richmond Hill, will be married to Roy C. Hitchcock of Great Neck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hitchcock of Pine Hill, N. on Saturday, Sept, 4.

The ceremony and reception will take place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wardell. Miss Edna Wardell will be her sister's only attendant and Francis Van Mater of Albany will be best man. Zeiller-Dietz Miss Betty Zeiller, daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar F. Zeiller of 42-38 204th Bayside, will be married to Dr. Richard F. Dietz of Flushing, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas Diez of Brooklyn, on Monday, Sept. 6. in St. Kevin's Church.

Bayside. A reception will be held at the Sanford Hotel, Flushing. Miss Pauline Foley Tarrytown and Miss Rina Pinto of Manhasset will be Miss Zeiller's attendants. Nicholas Dietz Jr. of Omaha, will be best man for his brother, and the ushers will include George Dietz of Brooklyn, another brother.

and Irwin Zeiller of Flushing, brother of the bride-elect. Aikenhead-McCormack Miss Leonie M. McCormack. daughter of James McCormack of Flatbush, was married yesterday morning to David Ormond Aikenhead, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Aikenhead of 353 Linden Boulevard. The ceremony was performed in the Pierrepont Hotel by the Rev. Dr. Horace B. Sloat of South Willington.

Conn. A wedding breakfast and reception followed. Mrs. Rose Tuorto was the bride's only attendant. Paul Henry McCormack, brother of the bride.

was best man. The couple sailed for Bermuda. Poets Congress The Congress of American Poets, holding its sessions on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays of each week, in the Historic Arts Galleries, Barbizon-Plaza Hotel, Manhattan, listened to a program last Sunday given by the Poetry Forum. Florence chairman of the Forum and national chairman of the Congress of American Poets, spoke on the "Pitfalls on Parnassus." She also spoke on "Are Poets Born or Made?" The subject on the angenda of the Congress was "What Is the Government Doing for the Fine Arts?" Other speakers were Ruby B. Nason, Maude Clark Hough, Brooklyn poet; Laura Spofford.

Wiltsic Lake, president of the Brooklyn Poetry Circle; Leander Leitner, Valentine Haven, Dorothy Butler, Mrs. B. Stahl, Harriette B. Randegger, Dr. George Khevrallah, Juliet Alves, Olivia Kelsey and Mrs.

Winnefred Fox and Henry Woodhouse, Garden City Woman's Club Plans for Fall The program committee of the Woman's Club of Garden City, comman; Mrs. Francis H. Baker, prising E. Hall Marshall, chairs: Edward M. Biggs, Mrs.

Andrew H. Boardman, Mrs. Carl F. Maesel, Mrs. Robert W.

Morrell, Mrs. Harry A. Persell, Mrs. James H. Wilson and Mrs.

Luer L. Wiltbank, has announced the following program for the coming season: Oct. 18, a fashion show by Juliette McGee with Mrs. Harry A. as chairman: Nov.

15, Miriam Marmein, in original drama dances, with Mrs. Francis H. Baker, chairman; Dec. 20, the drama and choral departments of the club will give a Christmas program under the chairmanship of Mrs. Andrew H.

Board- man; Jan. 17, Mrs. Martin Johnson, with Mrs. Henry S. Schley as chairman; Miss Lois Bannerman, harpist, and A Mrs.

Harry C. Maguire, monologist, with Mrs. Luer L. Wiltbank, chairman; April, Dwight Weist, radio impersonator, with Mrs. Vincent B.

Roy, chairman; May 9. annual luncheon, Mrs. Gladstone V. H. Cairns, chairman: May 16, annual meeting and garden party at the home of the club's president, Mrs.

Walter T. Loebmann, with Mrs. Edward M. Biggs, chairman. Miss Elise West Quaife will again present a series of drama -lectures on important books, plays and famous historical characters.

The five dates are Nov. 16, Dec. 21, Feb. 15 and April 19. Beach Club Parties Special to The Eagle Lawrence, Aug.

21-Mr. and Mrs. William Tredwell Ketcham gave a cocktail party at Willowedge, their on Meadow Drive, tonight for home, and Mrs. Leonard Wyeth and John Milnex of Manhattan, weekend guests, before taking their guests to dine and dance at the Lawrence Beach Club. On Tuesday and Mrs.

Ketcham will leave by motor for East Hebron, N. where they will get their sons, William T. Ketcham Jr. and James Bonbright Ketcham, who are at Camp Mowglis. They will then proceed to Fisher's Island, where they will sojourn at Mansion House for about ten days.

Besides their weekend guests. others the company tonight were Mr. and Mrs. Cortlandt W. Handy, Mr.

and Mrs. Beverly R. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Lee Gwynne, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Roosevelt, Dr. and Mrs.

Thomas, H. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. B. Sloan, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Russell, Mr. and Mrs. W. Manning Barr and J.

Horton Ijams. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewis Dickson Studio Salon This afternoon at 4 o'clock, Cordelia Ayer Paine, president -founder of the Studio Salon, will have as her guest artist, Mme.

Dolories Roya, opera singer, in the Historic Arts Galleries, Barbizon-Plaza Hotel, Manhattan. Last Sunday afternoon Mme. Roya sang two French songs by Gabriele Sebella, an Italian aria by Puccini, and an aria in German. Mrs. Frances assistant director of Federal Music, spoke on the aims of musical projects.

Countess Ellen Blandin and Mrs. Frederic Allen Williams were the hostesses. C-1. Henry Woodhouse closed with current events. Open House Open House will be held at the First Hebrew Day Nursery and Neighborhood House on Wednesday.

An exhibition of the children's work and a puppet show will be held. The officers of the nursery are Mrs. Jacob Freedman, president; Mrs. Lester Miller, first vice president; Mrs. Nathaniel Bloom, second vice president; Mrs.

Ira Rosenson, third vice president; Mrs. Bernhard Bloch, vice president; Mrs. Alfred Teichman, treasurer: Mrs. Nathan Goldstein, recording secretary; Miss May Caplin, corresponding secretary, and Miss Elizabeth Marienhoff, historian. The directors are Mrs.

Irving Eliasberg, Mrs. Henri Lsaacsen, Mrs. Charles Jaffa, Mrs. Michael Kraus, Gustave Kellner, Mrs. Joseph Goldfarb.

Mrs. Irving Handler, Mrs. Ernest Kutscher, Mrs. Lawrence Freeman, Mrs. Herman Oushkind, Mrs.

J. A. Miller, Miss Olga Rosenson, Mrs. Rudolph Seldner. Miss Bertha Ullmann.

Mrs. A. O. A. Ullmann, Mrs.

Simon Wolff, Mrs. Julien Loeb, Mrs. Clarence Loch, Mrs. Grover Moscowitz. Mrs.

Julius Moskin and Mrs. Jerome Katz. gave a dinner tonight at their home at Combs Woodmere, preceding the dance at the Lawrence Beach Club for Mr. Dickson's cousin and brother, Miss Elizabeth Boyce of Baltimore and Paul Dickson of Germany, their weekend guests. Among other guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Julian Hinckley, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Derby Elwell and Mr. and Mrs.

Whitney Fish. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Larkin gave a buffet supper last night on the terrace of the Eben Whitman place, which they are occupying for the season.

Among the guests are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Devereaux, Mr. and Mrs. George Tilghman, Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Strong Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. W. Manning Barr, Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Long Mr. and Mrs. G.

Herbert Semler, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ketcham, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Holman, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy K. Howe.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart P. Coleman, Mrs. William H.

Joers, J. Horton Ijams, Mrs. Richard Pratt, Dr. Mrs. Harold Pardee and Mr.

and Mrs. F. Shelton Farr. Frankfurter- -Hart Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Frankfurter of Manhattan, formerly of Cedarhurst, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss DorFrankfurter, to Stanley Hart othy, The wedding will take place in the early Fall. Brooklyn Council of Camp Fire Girls will take a boatride to Indian Point on Tuesday instead of Wednesday as planned. Plans are being made for swim meet, which will be held at McLochlin's Pool on Sept. 2. Civic Club The Fort Green Civic Club, which is composed of business men of the Fort Greene section, will hold its annual Summer reunion at the Beau Rivage Restaurant on Tuesday.

The dinner committee includes Sidney W. Goodstein, Charles Roeder, Walter O. Singer, Eugene Walters and Stephen R. LaSauvage, chairman. The officers are: President.

ColCasper V. Gunther; first vice president, William H. Dowling: second vice president, S. R. LaSauvage; secretary, Carl A.

Kahn, and treasurer, Dr. J. B. Lazare. Rockville Cen.

Clubs The Women's Auxiliary of the Rockville Country Club will hold on Friday of this month a 54-hole golf tournament for the president's trophy. The games will be played on the club's course on Oceanside Road. Mrs. Irving Zibner and Mrs. Moe Kurland of Rockville Centre are 111 charge of the luncheon which will be held tomorrow at the Road Side Rest.

Oceanside, for the benefit of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society of Denver, Col. Former Brooklynite Wed Mrs. Gordon Kendrick Burns is the former Miss Dorothy Ada Ruestow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Henry Ruestow of Maplewood, N.

and formerly of Brooklyn. (Master photo.) Sail on Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. liner Monarch of Bermuda for is the former Miss Marjorie Lake.

(Photo by Malverne Club The Women's Republican Club of Malverne will hold a lawn party tomorrow afternoon on the grounds of the home of Mrs. Pauline Habbitts, Wright Malverne. Lynbrook Clubs Yesterday was the last day of the week's bazar which St. Raymond's Roman Catholic Church East Rockaway held and in which the Court St. Raymond, Catholic Daughters of America, Lynbrook, took an active part.

The court was in charge of the blanket and bedspread booth with Mrs. Walter M. Cotton, chairman, and Mrs. John Coakley, co-chairman. The Silver Circle of St.

James M. E. Church will hold an all-day beach party Tuesday at Point Lookout Park. Mrs. George Allin will be in charge.

The board of governors of the Women's Republican Club of Lynbrook will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William J. Campbell, 268 Denton Lynbrook. Plans will be discussed for the first Fall meeting, which will take place Thursday, Sept. 2, at the Earl Ave.

firehouse. Oceanside Clubs The Ruth Meyer Missionary Society of the Oceanside Lutheran Church held an outing Thursday at Point Lookout Park. The Golden Circle of the Companions of Foresters will Rod. meet tomorrow evening at Ed's Rest. Garden Party Garden Party A garden party was given for Miss Leonie M.

McCormack and David Ormond Aikenhead by Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stedman at the home of Mrs. Louis A.

Stedman, 165 Hawthorne on Wednesday evening. Among those present were Mrs. David Aikenhead, John A. Veccey, Jack Kistler, Miss Clandia Knittinen, George Knittinen, Alexander Dunlop, Miss May Gill, Miss Frances Contento, Thomas Fox, Miss Daisy Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.

Horace B. Agnew, Louis A. Stedman Jr. and Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Hopkins. Daughter Born Lt. and Mrs. Edward J. Fahy of Long Beach, Cal, announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Fahy, on Tuesday.

airs. Fahy the former Miss Cecilia Finn, daughter of Deputy Chief Fire Marshal William A. Finn of 120 E. 19th St. Taylor -Smith Louis Taylor of 68 Montague St.

announces the engagement of his daughter, Miss Margariete Louise Taylor, to Francis Vinton Smith of New Brunswick, N. J. son of Mrs. Grace Smith and the late Littleton Kirkpatrick Smith. Miss Taylor 15 employed by the New York Bell Telephone Company.

Mr. Smith 15 a graduate of Rutgers University, is a memb of the Zeta Psi fraternity and 18 now on the administrative staff of the university. He is a member of the Connecticut Branch of the Society of Cincinnati. the Sons of the American Revolution, and 13 a first lieutenant 111 the Organized Reserve Corps. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward B. Maher of 234 Ovington Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary D. Maher, to John T.

Bell of East Rockaway. The wedding will take place on Oct. 2 at Our Lady of Angels Church. The couple will make their home in Bay Ridge. Mrs.

Clayton D. Baer of Bloomfield. N. J. will be the matron of honor and James Gilheany will be best man.

Miss Betty Aronson of 482 14th St. sailed today on the Paris of the French Line for France, where she will be a student at the Sorbonne. in Paris. Miss Aronson is a graduate of the Packer Collegiate Institute and is in her Junior car at Smith College, Personal News Of Cedarhurst Mrs. Albert S.

Roberts Leaves for Little Moose Camp Special to The Eagle Cedarhur Aug. -Mrs. Albert S. Roberts of Longwood Hall, here, left yesterday for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Landon at their camp at Little Moose, N. Y. Charles C. Adams Sr. celebrated his 79th birthday this week with a family dinner party at his home at Oak Lodge.

Besides Mrs. those in the company were the couple's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Malcolm Bunn, formerly of UParis, who now make their home with them; their daughters, Alexandra and cilla Malcolm, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles C. Adams Jr. Mrs. David Adamson, the former Miss Ethel Wile, has closed a day visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Lowenstein of Grove and a few days at the Inwood Country Club.

She is now with her E. J. Wile, at his home in ville, where she will remain for a time before joining her husband, Lt. Adamson, who is stationed at Fort: Riley, Kansas. Miss Barbara Williams, youngest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney E. Williams of Locust is at the New England Music Camp at Sidney, Maine. Her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Philip T. Dalsimer (Dorothy Williams), who are on a motor trip through New England and Nova Scotia, will join her en route home, returning about Sept. 1. Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Rhoades (Marcia R. Williams) of: Manhattan and Cedarhurst, were the guests last weekend of Mr. and Mrs. David Klee at Ossining. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Casey of Flushing and Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Murphy and J. G. Ward of Brooklyn are among the guests at Brigatine Beach, N. J.

Miss E. J. Miller and Miss Helen C. Johnson sailed on Friday on the Duchess of Atholl of the Canadian Pacific Line on a cruise to Montreal and Quebec. Among those who recently, spent some time in Connecticut Mr.

and Mrs. Emanuel Klein and Abe Friedman. Mr. and Mrs. S.

J. Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Besse of Brooklyn are at the Chamberlin Hotel, Old Point Comfort Beach, W. Va.

Mrs. Edward Hughes of Elmira, N. who has been visiting her son, Gerald K. Hughes, and Mrs. Hughes at 101 Woodruff Ave.

is now spending a few days at the home of her brother, William A. Kelly, and Mrs. Kelly in Long Branch, N. J. Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Hoverkamp and their daughter, Miss Rita Hoverkamp, have returned from a six months' tour of the United States. Mr. Hoverkamp is principal of Public School 70.

Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Fitzgerald of 263 Hancock left late in July for an extended trip to Alaska, visiting Jasper National Park and other places of interest in Canada. On her return trip she will visit friends in Chicago.

The Misses Anne G. Landress and Florence Krabel of Brooklyn sailed vesterday aboard the Munargo of the Munson Line for a West Indies cruise. They plan to stop at Nassau. Miami and Havana, and will be gone about two weeks. Busch -Brody Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Busch of Laurelton have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Mildred Lillian Busch, to Lawrence Brody, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Brody of Rosedale.

Miss Busch is in her senior vear at Long Island University. She is a member of the Lamcel Medical Society. She was graduated from the Jamaica High School. For the past five years she has been active in junior work at the Laurelton Jewish Center and is one of the arts and crafts group at the center's Summer school. Mr.

who was graduated from Jamaica High School. received his bachelor of arts degree in 1935 from Brooklyn College and last year was appointed to the faculty of "Far Rockaway High School. where teaches biology. At the present time he is taking his master's degree at Columbia University, At Racing Spa Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and Miss Bettina Belmont, who are spending the season at Saratoga, are shown here at the Arrowhead Inn. (Rubin photo.) Covert Jr.

sailed on the Furness Elbow Beach. Mrs. Covert Haist of Brooklyn and Budd Ella Barnett.) South Shore News Bay Shore Brightwaters, Aug. 21- The Bath and Sun Club Tennis Tournament came to a close during the week. The tournament was held on the new clay courts, and was for club members only.

Mrs. John Lyons was the women's champion and John Redmond the me's champion. Miss Marie Turrecamo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Turrecamo of Windsor Ave.

is spending the weekend with Miss Rita Mahoney of Point Pleasant, N. J. Miss Anne Murray of Manhattan is the weekend guest of Miss Clair Sheridan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheridan Lake View Ave.

East. Lawrence Lane, O'Conce, have 8.5 their weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. George T. Scherzinger.

Miss Anne Condon of Valley Stream is visiting Miss Irene Kiernan. Edward Thompson is entertaining Leonard Shaw and Paulio Riera for several days at the hame of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson of Bayberry Point. Mr.

and Mrs. William Noonan will return to their home on oncourse East on Saturday, after spending to wees at Lake Placid. Miss Marie Louise Noonan will have as her guest next week Miss Jae Burke of Bayville. Miss Rita Cuddihy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Cuddihy of So. Awixia Ave. will return today from a trip to Havana. Miss Helen Cuddihy will have as her week end guest Harry Ludwig of Garden Citv. Mrs.

Alfred J. Seidenberg of South Country Road, West slip. will entertain a number of her friends at a lunch eon and bridge at the South Bay Golf Club on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

William T. Donnelly and their daughter, Miss Millicent Donnelly, and Mrs. Fred Merkel and her son, Fred Merkel, of Brooklyn Boulevard. will leave for Bethel Ridge House in the Catsills for a short stay. Cameron -Miner Miss Katherine Miner, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles F. Miner of 37 Midwood waS married this morning to William B. Cameron. son of Mrs.

Cornelius Cameron of 2 Grace Court. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Daniel Martin and was followed by 2 small breakfast at the home of the bride. The bride is a graduate of Adelphi College and AL member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, Mr. Cameron is 8 graduate of Purdue University and 1S a member of Phi Gamma Delta.

After a wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron will reside in Brooklyn. Miss Emily H.

Bow and Miss Mabel C. Koster are at the Altonquin, St. Andrews-By-The-Sea N. B. Wilkes- -Gimby Miss Valerie Wilkes, daughter of, Mrs.

Lillian Wilkes of 111-25 Myrtle' bride of Albert Gimby of 107-33 117th Richmond Hill, at high Richmond Hill, will become noon tomorrow at the Church of the Annunciation. The Rev. Norbert Pakalnis will officiate at the ceremony, and a wedding reception and' luncheon will follow on the St. George Roof. Mr.

Gimby is the son of Mrs. Paul Witkus and the late Adam Gimby, The bride, who will be given in marriage by her brother, Casey Wilkes, will have Mrs. John Atkochaitis of Richmond Hill as matron of honor. William Gimby, brother of the bridegroom will be best man. The bridal gown will be of white net in redingote style and worn over white satin.

BRIDE Mrs. John I. Jacobs Jr. 1s the former Miss Elizabeth M. Bailey, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William W. Bailey of 481 8th St. At Saratoga Inn Mrs. Philip Jessup and former Ambassador Harry F.

Guggenheim dining at the Arrowhead Inn, Saratoga, following a day spent at the races. (Rubin photo.).