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For Classified Ad Results BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 1939 Telephone MAin 4-6200 Clubs Outline Programs of Events Which Will Close Their Active Seasons- 211 South Bay Club Will Have Dance Dinner at Club for G. Nelsons M. S. Reeves Are Hosts at Cherry L. Fuller, Fiance, to Be Feted Dinner to Honor Engaged Couple At Beach Club Twilight Park Set Entertains Bernard Rentrops CocktaU Party Hoists at Resort n.

mfcZ.m$ Invitations have gone out for a dinner and entertainment to be i. given for Miss Leonle Fuller and her fiance, Louis King Tlmolat, will be married on Thursday, Sept. -7, at the Lawrence Beach Club, At- lantio Beach, the night before the wedding. The company will Include" members of the wedding their respective husbands and wives and a few close friends. Host at- the dinner will be Miss Fuller's sis- ters, Mrs.

Donald Lee Norrls Mrs. John Hurd, and their brother, Fuller. The prospective bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fuller Jr.

of "Four Winds," Hewlett, where the wedding will take place. Mr. Timolat is son of Mr. and Mrs. James O.

Tim- olat of Red Bank, N. J. Valley; Personals Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Garden City. Aug. 26 -Mr.

and; Road were hosts at a dinner at the Cherry Valley Club last evening to honor Mr, and Mrs. Matthew 8. Reeves of Brompton Road. Other guests were Dr. and Mrs.

Frank; A. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. George C.

Wildermuth, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Carson.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs.

Sydney! Hogerton, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Z.i Hugus, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Decatur and Mr. and Mrs. Don L. I Stevens. Miss Catherine Adamson, who has: returned from an extended sojourn elsewhere.

Including visits with Mlssj Jean Schwab in Lancaster, and with Miss Kelso Alsop in Rich mond, Is now entertaining as house guest her cousin, Miss Ann Adamson of Richmond. Mrs. T. Wallace Orr of Manhattan is the weekend guest of Judge O. Grant Esterbrook and Mrs.

Esterbrook of Stratford Ave. Mr. and Mrs. A. Osborne Casey cf Wellington Road entertained at a buffet supper and bridge party last evening.

Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Place. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur H. Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.

Greillch. Mrs. John H. Mears of Roxbury Road entertained at luncheon at her Summer home at Port Jefferson on Wednesday. Her guests were Mrs.

Frank T. Burke Mrs. Emll W. Smith. Mrs.

Raymond C. Foster. Mrs. Crosby Brezee, Mrs. Arthur M.

Place, Mrs. George L. Hagerty and Mrs. James R. Duckett.

The van of Summer vacationist returning to Garden City includes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Foster of Washington Ave. who have closed their Summer home at Bethel, Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Fogarty and James F. Fogarty Jr.

of Brixton Road have returned from Norfolk, Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sparling of Kilblurn Road have returned from Nantucket, Mass. Mr.

and Mrs. James D. Ouchter- loney of Westminster Road and 1 andVobert turned from Sheridan, Wyo. Mrs. John F.

Rlddell Jr. of Slew I 1 Mra. Melvin W. Jacobs was Miss Florence Marion Blacher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

David F. Blacher of Montreal, Canada, before her recent marriage to the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Leo Jacobs of Brooklyn. Board Outlined Plans for the Event Saturday Plans have been completed for the board of governors dinner dance for the club members of the Great South Bay Club at the club in Brightwaters, Saturday.

The board of governors sponsoring the dance include George Furey, president; Farniar DeBragga. vice president; J. N. Blackman and Lionel E. Herrmann, secretary and treasurer; Ward Ackerson, John F.

Herrmann, Wil liam Bartholomew. William Wester- beke and Dr. Ralph Morris. The sub-sub-deb group will have a hot dog roast tomorrow under the direction of Mrs. George Hart- mann.

Foster Johnson Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Eliot Foater of Manhattan and Bridgehampton of the engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Linda Mercedes roster, to Theodore Alanson Page Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Leon ard Johnson of Englewood, N.

J. Miss Foster attended the Scudder School and has studied art at the Grand Central School of Art and at Rollins College. Mr. Johnson is an alumnus of the Salisbury School, of Hamilton College and of Oxford University. He is a member of the publishing firm of Holiday House, Manhattan.

Sorf McCann Wedding Lido Beach, Aug. 26 Miss Doris Rita McCann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McCann of Long Island City and Lido Beach, was married at 4 p.m.

this afternoon to Edward R. Sorf at St. Mary of the isle Catholic Church in Long Beach. The Rev. Father Buckley officiated at the nuptial mass.

The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Dr. Walter J. McCann of Manhattan, and was attended by her sister, Miss Hazel McCann. The best man was George Harrington of New Canaan, uncle of the bridegroom. The bride wore a bouffant gorwn of white moussellne de sole and a large picture hat of white horsehair braid.

Her bouquet was of lilies of the valley and gardenias. Her sister wore pink organza and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Her headdress was a pink maltne turban. Following the services a wedding dinner la being given tonight at the Lido Country Club. Mr.

and Mrs. Sorf will go to Her-shey. then make their home In Merchantvllle, N. where Mr. Sort is a chemical engineer.

Mr. Sorf, who is the son of Mrs. Rudolph Sorf of Manhattan and the late Mr. Sorf, was educated in New York University. His bride received her education at Hunter College and has sine been connected with the legal department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.

Miss Harriet Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes of 371 E. 26 Brooklyn, spent several days with her aunt ln East Miss Patricia Jamison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard W. Jamison and Edward Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bruce, both of Brooklyn, photographed at a recent party at the Lido Country Club. (F.

Jones photo.) Rockville Centre People Return From Summer Tours Others Planning Labor Day and Weekend Trips to Various Resorts and Homes Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Rockville Centre, Aug. 26 Mrs. Peter A. Waddy and her cousin, Miss Mignon Marquand of Brooklyn are on a cruise aboard the Iroquois of the Clyde-Mallory Line. Before returning to their homes they will have visited San Juan, Puerto Rico; St.

Thomas, Victoria Islands; Barbadoes, Britten West Indies; Fort-de-France, French Martinique and St. George's and Hamilton, Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs. Lamont E.Moffitt Margaret Willis Bride Of Benjamin P.

Fowler St. Luke's Church at East Hampton Is Scene of Fashionable Afternoon Wedding Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Hampton, Aug. 26 Ml Margaret Willis, daughter of Mrs. wuum of 210 E' St" Manhattan, and Wainscott, formerly of Flushing, was married here this afternoon in St. Luke's Episcopal Church Mrs.

Fred A. Brechtcr of S. Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert G. Evans and their daughters, Miss Evans and Miss Gwen Evans, re-turned this week to their Hamilton St. residence from Hunters York. Mrs. Paul Kress, who has the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold V- Busch of DeMott returned to her home in Pittsburgh, this week. i Mrs. William Harrison Miller of, 105 Andover Road and her ters, Miss Gwendolyn Miller and Miss Martha Miller, are vacationing ln the Ramapo Mountains, N. J.

The Rev. Seward George Sher-' wood and Mrs. Sherwood of Hempstead Ave. have as their guests Mrs. Joseph Doughty and Mr.

and Mrs: 1 Clifford Marcy of Poughkeepsic New York. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Day, who have been vacationing at Bridgehampton, will visit the Sher- woods on their way to their home in Chicago, 111. Clarence Sherwood of the Rev.

and Mrs. Sherwood, Is spend-- ing the weekend ln Lordsville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Squires of- Capitolian Boulevard and their daughter, Joan Squires, are so- -journing in the Adirondack Moun- tains. Horace O. Jones returned Thurs- day to his home on Wachusetts St. from a trip to Albany, N. Y.

With him was his son, Robert Jones, who' had spent the Summer at Camp-Pokomoonshine, Willsboro, N. Y. Mrs. Lewis Dill was hostess at all -afternoon of bridge at her home on Powell Ave. on Thursday.

Miss Dorothy Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Jones, as her guests yesterday afternoon Miss Lucille Malloy of Rockville; Centre and Miss Patty Feeley of Floral Park at the children's at the Atlantic Beach Club. Miss- Feeley Is a weekend guest at thrt Jones home.

Mrs. Jesse L. Applegate and Mrs. William F. Schwalb of Rockville Centre, Mrs.

Walter T. Rather of. Valley Stream, Mrs. Wheeler B. Hakes of East Rockaway, Mrs.

Paut E. Crowley, Mrs. Frank J. Becker and Mrs. Robert 3.

Reiss of Lyhr brook, Mrs. Edmond K. Dunham of, Baldwin and Mrs. Bertis E. Charles S.

Eppei and Mrs. hU bert E. Daniels of Hempstead were duplicate bridge guests yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Louis J. Schut-" tert of West Hempstead.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. VanDelft of Wachusetts Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur V. VanDelft Jr. of Mr. and Mrs. George Welp of Great Neck and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Klipfel of Floral Park had a beach-if party this evening at Point Dr. Edward J. Coyle, Mrs. Edward J.

Coyle Jr. and Thomas Coyle of Hempstead Ave. will leave on Wednesday to stay until t0 Benjamin Prince Fowler, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Prince Fowler art Ave.

and her daughter, Missjcf Spuyten Duyvll, N. Y. The ceremony, which was performed by the Rev, Hubert Wood, rector of St. George's Church in Flushing, assisted Dorothy Riddell, and John F. Rid- dell III are back from Canada.

returned to their home this week from a stay at Long Beach. G. W. Pelletier has joined his family for this weekend. Mrs.

Pelletier, her son, Jerry Pelletier, and her daughter, Jeanne Pelletier, are sojourning near Oliverea, N. at the Big Indian Mountain Club. Miss Patricia Shannon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shannon of Clinton is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Ellwood of Easton, Pa. Miss Doris Audley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Audley, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.

Bertram A. Audley of Beixdon. mrp aM( Hffft, tr Luke8' was folIowed a P- i. i Tlralna nf Arthur Rr TWr. unri WIr James O.

Wynn Jr. of Brook St. and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas H. Hodgkinson and Thomas H.

Hodg- kinson Jr. toTi. Br. and Mrs John jby Rev. William Grainger, rector ofs mnlher The bride wore a gown of Brussels lace that had been part of her 'Mrs.

Robert V. C. Whitehead Jr. of Roxbury. Conn, and Mi Mary Wil-, Mr and Mrs Augustus Froeb mother's trousseau, with a short muna ruwitrr iviunuru nessup, Jr.

of Huntington Road have ended tulle veil and headdress caught with B'MI "alsi? Herbert LorenUen BemudT VaCatln reS'denCe 8ardenlas; 5he carlM a b0UCluet 01 the Nlghtlng-TChi nimctooH onH Mic' gardenias. Her attendants were ale-Bamford School in New York, Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Twilight Park. Haines Falls, N. Aug. 26 Mr.

and Mn. Bernard Rentrop of Brooklyn have issued invitations for a large cocktail party at their Ledge End cottage next Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Garrish of Rye, formerly of Brooklyn, are visiting Miss Isabel Broun at her Twilight Park cottage until after Labor Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gravenhorst of Brooklyn have Just returned to their cottage in Twilight Park after a motor trip to Canada. Miss Helen Moorehead gave a talk on Wednesday at the forum meeting at the Twilight Clubhouse on "Design for Living." The Twilight Players will present the Cradle Song next week. It will be directed by John Underhlll.

Mr. Underhlll, formerly a resident of Brooklyn, translated this play from the Spanish some yean ago for Eva LeGalllenne. Miss Adele d'Espard has arrived at Squirrel Inn. Among the Brooklynltei registered at Ledge End Inn are Dr. Walter D.

Ludlum. Mrs. Walter Sellers. Dr. and Mrs.

George J. Schrelber. Mr. and Mrs. George.

W. Breck- woldt will entertain with a cocktail party on Saturday next at their cottage, Laurel Crag. Chichester Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Jesse 'K.

Chichester of Amltyvllle announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Grace Elenore Chichester, to Robert Charles Robinson 3d. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles Robinson Jr. of Amltyvllle.

Oceanside New Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Oceanside, Aug. 26 Mr. and Mrn. George Roeser are on a three-week motor trip south. Stops will be made at Tltusvllle, and Miami, Fla.

Miss Edith Bchemm of Belleville, N. Is visiting Mrs. Johanna Fen-ley of Windsor Parkway. Miss Ruth Combs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Combs, left today for a week's vacation at Camp Culvermere, Branchville, N. J. Jack Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Saunders, returned today irom rorest utke camp, Warrens-burg, N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. Arnall Hodges of Lawrence are spending a fortnight with Mrs. Hodge's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Montagu Ward at North Hampton, N. H. Oceanside D.

A. Pride of Oceanside, Council 97, Daughters of America, will be represented at the State session of Daughters of America hv Mn Mini Mahland. Mrs. Fmma Roettirer is the alternate. This session will be held at the New Yorker Hotel, Manhattan, 8ept.

6 and 7. liam Gleeson Driscoll, St. Vincent Ferrer Church. Miss Helen Pfelffer and Richard Jackson, Packer Collegiate Institute Chapel. Miss Rosalind Everdell and Horace Havemeyer Manhasset.

Miss Virginia G. Parker and Frederic R. Bowers, Christ Church. September 23 (Sat.) Miss Barbara Bulley and George M. Williams Greenwich, 4 p.m.

September 30 (Sat.) Miss Ruth Brine and Rolf Kaltenborn, Stony Brook. Miss Ruth A. Price and William A. Rasp, Church of the Nativity. Debuts September 7 (Thurs.) Dinner dance for Miss Elvine Richard, Hewlett.

Dinner and supper dance lor Miss Cynthia Whltlock, Cedar-hurst and Hewlett. September 9 (Sat.) Debut of Miss Tracv Pennoyer, Locust Valley. September 11 (Mon.) Supper dance for Miss Elise Cavanagh, Locust Valley. September 14 (Thurs.) Dinner dance for Miss Marie-Louise du Brissac, Huntington. Dinner dance for Miss Betsy Hite, Greenwich, Conn.

September 15 (Frl.) Miss Barbara Mallory'i debut, Greenwich, Conn. September 16 (Sat.) Reception for Miss Pauline B. Herrick, Wood-mere. Horse Show September 2 (6at.) Smithtown Horse Show. September 24 (Sun.) Brookvllle Charity Horse Show.

September 27 (Wed.) Piping Rock Horse Show. (Four days.) Card Parties September 30 (Sat.) Lutheran Hospital Auxiliary card party, tea, and fashion show, Hotel St. George, afternoon. Miscellaneous September 11 (Mon.) St. Francis Xavler Academy Alumnae Association Founder's Day, 697 Carroll 7:30 p.m.

September 13 (Wed.) Chaminade board meeting, Sayvllle. September 24 (Sun.) St, Peter's Hospital Auxiliary anniversary celebration. September 25 (Mon.) Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary meeting. theTrdaugh; Eve! Th at thelr their son, John Morgan Thode, areihome on Rusby Road' spending a month at East Mr. and Mrs.

Andre Schwltter, Mass I also Brooklyn, returned home Mis's Olivette Galvln and Miss I wk- Jean Bell returned this week i H' R' Som-their homes from a stay at West mer of Oxford Road. Point, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman V. Combes John F. Nubel Joined his family Linden St. and their children, this week at Schroon Lake, N. William and Florence Combes, are their Strathmore Lane residence this week after a six weeks' motor trip to California.

Leonard Larson returned this week to his home on Princeton Road from a stay at Miller's Point. Miss Nancy Smith is at home again, having returned to the vil lage this week after a stay with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Davis W. Bradley of Duluth, Minn.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Gough and their daughter, Peggy Anne Gough, returned to Brooklyn this week following a stay with Mr. and uasco, Me, Mr, and Mrs.

Everard P. Smith of Hamilton St. and their daughters, Marion and Janet Smith, returned this week from Hunters Lake, N. Y. Mrs.

Henry Bremer and Miss Mildred Bremer left the village this week after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maurer of Burtis Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold L. Bucken of Amherst Court and their children, Betty, Edward and Anita Ann Bucken, are spending a fortnight at Canaan, N. H. Mr. and Mrs.

Austin A. Scott of Lexington St. are on a trip to Can ada. They are accompanied byi Ub her sters: also Mrs. James H.iYork, Storm King Preparatory Coming Events Maroney or summit, n.

j. ana Mrs. Stephen Hartshorn or New York. xhey were dressed alike in grey crf pe wuh short veils of green tulle Marion Byers Important Wedding In Continued Catherine Coleman have also re turned from Bermuda. Mrs.

Frank H. Newman or Tuna- mum ni nci unuBum. janey iNe man, are oatu um caMii Harbor Lodge on Lake Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lansing and their family have returned to their; Magnolia Ave.

nome irom tagies-mere, Pa. Mrs. Martin J. Remsen of 1st St. has returned from Manchester.

Vt. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Stevenson of Stratford Ave.

are back from Belfast, Maine. Campbell Hawkins Miss Frances Hanshew Campbell cf Saratoga Rockville Centre, will become the bride on Sept. 10 of Edward Frederick Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.

Hawkins1 of Lakeview. The ceremony will take place at the Church of the Ascension. Rockville Centre. Mrs. Leonard Victor Glaser will' i ton, and tle late Rev.

Mr. Armstrong, yesterday at a wedding cere- mn.V performed in Christ Church, Bellport. The Rev. Harry Webb of Brooklyn, cousin of the bride's mother, assisted by the Rev. Robert Hampshi.e, rector of the church, officiated.

A small reception followed Miss Muriel Brindlev and Miss i Emma Schroeder of Jefferson Ave. are on a trip to western United States and Canada. Miss Alice Brunjes returned today to her home on Park Place from a visit ln West Kingston, R. I. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Gannon, their daughter, Miss Virginia Gannon, and their sons, Edward and Donald Gannon, are vacationing at Downsville, N. Y. Miss Marion Carpenter of And-over Road and Miss Muriel Llckel of Hempstead Ave.

will return tomorrow from a week's motor trip to Saratoga, N. and Lake Placid, New York Miss Grace Leaser returned this! week to her home In Manhattan. 8he had been the gHest of Miss Jacqueline Stern of Ormond St. Norman Hess of Buffalo, N. left the village this week.

He had been the guest of Miss Rita Von-Oesen at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard VonOesen of Hempstead Ave. Barbara Ann Wachtler and Billv their sons. Austin A.

Scott Jr. and'8' Mr xs. Thomas J. Fan oe matron oi nonor tor ner surer. 'and tram.

She also wore a finger-William Buechel will be Mr. Haw- tip tulle veil and carried white kins' best man. Joseph Hagendorn sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Jr. and Vincent DePaul, cousins of Mrs.

Allen K. Holding of Queens the bridegroom-to-be. will usher, iwas her sister's only attendant. She held with white feather flowers; Mf, fOWlErS DCS mail WHS Ills brother, 'Denman Fowler of New York ushe were Dr Jameg H. Maroney, George B.

Fowler, Dr. th H1? V1 Dobb tne Horace Mann hoel ln New school, and th College of William and Mary at Williamsburg, Va. Mr and Mrs. Fowler will make their home in New York after Oct. 1 Wed Yesterday Bellport Church from Page 1 wore chartreuse crepe, a natural straw picture hat trimmed with a 1 5 rlhbh and carried dahlies.

Ray L. Armstrong of Pittsburgh, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers included Allen K. Holding of Queens, Robert Bygrave of Concord, Henry W. Millar of Utica, N.

and Oruille IN. Lewis of Packanack, N. J. The bride attended the Packer Collrgiate. Institute and was graduated irom Vassar College.

She received her degree of MA. at Col urn bia University this year. Mrs. Armstrong is a member of the Vassar Club of New York and is a provi-jsional member of the Junior League of Brooklyn. Mr.

Armstrong attended Adelphi Academy and was graduated from Williams College in 1935. He is a member of Theta Delta Chi and is associated with D. F. Browerick, of New York. Following a Southern cruise Mr.

Armstrong and his bride will make their home at 201 W. 108th Manhattan, Keenan Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Keenan of 162 8th Ave.

announce the en-gacement of their daughter. Miss Eileen Keenan, to Vincent L. Rudolph of Richmond Hill. Miss Keenan is a graduate of the Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School and a former student of Brooklyn College. Mr.

Rudolph is ft graduate of St, John's University. Mrs. King lfoslrss Mrs. Lillian D. King of 'Brooklyn gae a lawn party at her Summer home at Harbor Herghts Park, Huntington, recently.

Among the guests were Prof. Milton G. Oersh-lenson, Mrs, Theodore Leader, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shapiro of Glen Cove and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Pershing of East Orange, N. J. Wachtler of Lakeview Ave. are I Mr- nd Mrs.

Alexander MacAr-ML Ruth A. Gafney and or Brooklyn left the village Mary Haggerty of Philadelphia, thls week after a stay with Mr. and are on a trip to Bermuda. I Weddings September 1 (Frl.) Miss Ruth Y. Ryan and Henry Sanford Manhattan, 3 p.m.

September 2 (Sat.) Miss Alena Jeanne Langworthy and Neal Eddy Luzler, Waldorf -Astoria Hotel, Man. Miss Edna Ormond and William J. Slocum Great Neck. Miss Cornelia Butler Hewitt and Dudley Fitts, North Stonington, Conn. Miss Cecillia A.

Tynan and John A. Brester. Southold. September 6 (Wed.) Miss Jane Welton and Dr. Ernest Ellsworth Keet at home.

Miss Betty Jane Ferguson and Robert Lee Henry. September 7 (Thurs.) Miss Marie Leonle Fuller and Louis King Timolat, Hewlett, afternoon. September 8 (Frl.) Miss Alice Duryea and John I. Kinney, National Arts Club. Manhattan.

Miss Frances Frick and I. Town-send Burden Roslyn. September 9 (Sat.) Miss Barbara Ely and Orln Howard Waterman, Sherry's, Manhattan, afternoon. Miss Nancy E. Holton and Thomas C.

Homan, Essex Falls, N. J. Miss Lillian Parks and Dr. George E. Mullen, Church of Holy Innocents, a.m.

Miss Iris V. Arnold and the Rev. Dr. Kcndlg Brubaker, Belchertown, 4 p.m. Miss Jeanne Poillon and Wellington Vandevecr, Quogue.

September 10 (Sat.) Miss Ruth L. Stoll and James J. Short, West-bury. September 12 (Tue.O Miss Elizabeh Fanning and Cornelius T. Mc- Loone, St.

Teresa's Church. Miss Constance Regan and Philip Connors, Old Wcstbury. September 14 (Thurs.) Miss Kath-rvn M. Dempsey and David McNeill, Santa Fe, N. M.

September 15 (Frl.) Miss Florence E. Horner and Rupert O. Mac-pherson, St. Thomas Church, Manhattan. September 16 (Sat) Miss Dorothy Ann Tcbin and John Joseph Forget, St.

Teresa's Church, 9 a.m. Miss Elizabeth E. Kerwin and Thomas A. McKlcrnan, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Manhattan.

Miss Elizabeth Bartholomew and William Drury, Church of I the Holv Trinity, evening. Miss Harriet R. Taj lor and Wil at Brook House, Brookhavcn. Jne Driar, wno was given in mar-1 The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father, wore a gown of tulle over satin made with a hieh I nPcic, puffed sleeves and a full skirt j.fOL, i I i i i i uay witn Mrs. uoyie par- ning of Worcester, Mass.

On Friday Miss Mildred Molra of Kingwood, W. will arrive to' spend a week with Mr. and Ralph Bennett of Vernon Ave, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H.

Has--', kell and family, formerly of Harvard are now in their new home Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. John Cernak are 'td make their home in Brooklyn, Mra. Cernak is the former Miss Dorothy Marie Booth, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. F. Lester Sullivan. Burtis Ave, her daughter, Miss Dorothy 'David Scott, Mrs. A.

C. Palmer and Miss Elizabeth Crossman, both of Schuyler will return tomorrow from a ten days' motor trip through Connecticut and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Claffey returned this week to their home ln Spring Lake, N.

from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Hanlon of Mor- Mrs.

W. B. Qrisby and f-V-Vi -i I l.v- Sister Francis Xavler of Elm- hurst, formerly of Rockville will sail early in September for Yauco, Puerto Rico, where she will continue her work as a member of the teaching order fthe Sisters of St. Dominic. Ernest J.

Munch of the Bronx was a dinner guest Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius F. Weinhold of S. Forest Ave.

On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Weinhold will entertain Mr. and Mrs. James Kill and Mrs.

Charles Schumm of Jamaica and Mrs. Elise Weinhold and Miss Emma Weinhold of Rockville Centre. Miss Ann Boniello of Brooklyn will be a guest at the Weinhold home at luncheon and dinner on Tuesday. Douglas Carbonara returned today to the home of his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Vernon Carbonara of Canterbury Road. He 6pent the Summer at Forest Lake Camp, Warrensburg, Y. Robert L.

Shannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Shannon of Hampshire Road returned home today following a month's stay at Forest Lake Camp. Clifford H.

Marsh who spent the camp's Summer season at Forest Lake Camp, returned today to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Marsh of Judson Place Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Berger and Miss Eva daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Reider of 818 46th will be married to H. Kingsbury Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Jones of Kingston, on Sept. 24 in the Church of the Transfiguration, mhnUan. i (Camr-Arts photo.) Grisby, are among the Brooklyn Kslclent vacationing Virginia Beach,.