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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1941 BRIDES ELECT Miss Dorothy Spiecker, left, is the daughter of Mrs. Loretta Spiecker of 2116 Ditmas Ave. and the finacee of Michael B. Bacon, also of Brooklyn. Miss Mildred Martens of Mt.

Pocono, formerly of Brooklyn, is engaged to Lt. George De Metropolis, U. S. Navy, attached to the U.S. S.

North Carolina and recently aide to Rear Admiral Clark H. Woodward, former Commandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Huntington Crescent Horse Show Next Week Huntington, June 28 As a patriotic gesture, Mrs. George V. C.

Carter 'and Miss Mildred Beach. co-chairman of the junior committee of the Huntington Crescent Horse Show, to be held on Saturday and Sunday, are planning A special the show to be known as "Gasless Sundays" open to juniors who attend the show in horse drawn vehicles. Others on the junior committee are: Mrs. Richard Hull Fay, Mrs. Valentine B.

Hammann. Mrs. Jack Ackerly, Mrs. Robert Lee Henry, Mrs. C.

Wallace Tiernan; the Misses Jeanne and Eileen Stafford, Margaret and Joan McDonough, Dolly Shelare, Lorraine Miller, Severin, Caryln Moffet and Nancy, Louise and Mary Tiernan. The youngest entrant in the show will be Buddy Miller, 3-year-old son of the Meredith Millers of Huntington. Buddy will compete in the lead line class on a pony he received last Christmas. Rockville Centre Notes Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Rockville Centre, June 28-The Rev. Frederick Alfred Meyer, minister of the Congregational Church cf Rockville Centre, who has returned to the village to be in charge of tomorrow's service, will leave again for Deering Community Center, Hillsboro, N.

where he is attending the Pastors' Summer School. Mrs. Peter A. Waddy, with Mrs. Anna Wiemeyer of Boroklyn, 1s spending the weekend in Asbury Park, N.

J. Mrs. W. Gardiner Thompson will entertain at a board meeting at her home on Brevoort Place on Monday. Mrs.

Thompson is president of the Francis F. Wilson A. 'The Couples' Club of the Presbyterian Church of Rockville Centre had a dinner-dance last evening at the Bethpage Country Club, with Mr. and Mrs. Forester Hoag acting as chairmen.

Bruce Griffith, who has been spending a week with his maternal grandmother, Mrs. John H. Fetter, at Ocean Grove, N. has been joined by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard L. Griffith, for the weekend. Mrs. Joseph Gettler will entertain at luncheon and bridge on Tuesday at her home on Royal Court for Mrs. Harry W.

Nelson, Mrs. Oliver Sayville, Bayport Personals Parties Feature Town Activities Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sayville-Bayport, June 28-Walter Zilahy, fance of Miss Ruth Holcombe, and his sister, Miss Vilma Zilahy of Hillside, N. are spending this weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P.

Holcombe of Handsome. Miss Holcombe and Mr. Zilahy will be married in Sayville next Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Russell J.

Perrine entertained at dinner this week at the Terrace Restaurant of the Sayville Playhouse and attended the performance at the Summer Theater. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Schmdit and Dr. and Mrs.

LeGrand Kerr. Mrs. M. LeCompte Bason of Sayville departed this week for A month's visit in Chicago, where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Truman Fowler. Dr. and Mrs. LeRoy S. Edwards have as their guests at their Summer home on Sunset Drive Mrs.

Ralph L. Dake and her infant son, Peter Dake, of Baltimore, who will remain in Sayville for several weeks, and William Edwards of Vineland, N. J. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry I. Huber of Greene Ave. entertained during the week Mr. and Mrs. Earl R.

Evans Jr. and Miss Shirley Sawyer of Forest Hills, Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Dolan of Kew Gardens and Mrs. Alice Tyrell of Flushing.

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Carroll of Bayport had as their guests for the week Mrs. James A.

McDermott; her daughter, Miss Ann McDermott, and son, James A. McDermott of Larchmont. Mr. and Mrs. Albert P.

Hoeckley and their three children have returned to their Summer residence on Candee Ave. after spending the Winter in Ardmore, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Trieber and family of Brooklyn have returned for another Summer to their home on Snedecor Bayport.

The Sayville Auxiliary of the Southside Hospital will meet on Monday afternoon for a dessert bridge to be given at the home of Mrs. Frederick Holsten. Cohostesses will be Mrs. William Schneider and Mrs. James Sempepos.

The annual Summer luncheon and bazar of the Sayville Congregational Church will be held on the lawn of the church on Wednesday afternoon, July 9. Chairmen heading the various committees are Mrs. D. Paul Herriott. Mrs.

John R. Van Wagoner, Mrs. Thomas McGoldrick, Mrs. Leslie Collins, Mrs. Sewell Thornhill and Mrs.

John Christopher. Visiting over this weekend at the Bayport home of Mrs. Ernest L. Hammer are the Rev. Herman Heide of Manhattan and Monmouth, N.

Mrs. Ernest Hammer Sr. and Miss Jane Hammer of Pelham. Mr. and Mrs.

George T. Clarke and family of Flushing are spending the Summer at Shadowlawn, the home of Mrs. Clarke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.

Shanley of Sayville. Mrs. Thomas K. Alford spent this week in Brooklyn at the home of her sister, Miss Kathryn McCosker, who left on Friday to spend the Summer in Scarsdale. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel McNeill of Babson Park, will arrive next week for the Zilahy-Holcombe wedding and will remain for several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Holcombe.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halliday were the guests of honor this week at a cocktail party and reception given in their honor by Mrs. Halliday's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Grassman of Floral Park. Mrs. Halliday was recently Miss Audira Severence of Floral Park. HORSE SHOW ENTRANTS- Mrs. William Dobbs, left, is shown with Lucky Queen, the latest addition to the Edgar F.

Luckenbach Sands Point stable, and Mrs. Robert Lee Henry is shown with the famous saddle horse Ebony Lady. Both horses will be among the entrants in the Huntington Crescent Club Horse Show at Huntington Bay next Saturday and Margaret Hodgens And Dr. T. G.

Powell United Last Night Southern Physician Marries Daughter Of David Leslie Hodgenses in Church Miss Margaret Hodgens, Leslie Hodgens of 905 E. Thurston Gates Powell, son mington, N. and the late formed last night in the hattan. The Rev. Dr.

Henry reception followed at Sherry's. Miss Hodgens had Miss Alice Duncan of Glen Ridge, N. A maid of honor and Miss Phyllis Nelson of Brooklyn, Miss Kathryn Tripp of Allegan, Mrs. Robert C. Lydecker of Plainfield, N.

and Mrs. J. Frederick Taylor Manhattan as bridesmaids. Miss Hodgens wore a portrait gown candlelight satin, basque bodice, long fitted sleeves and a voluminous skirt forming a full fan train. The high round neckline was appliqued at the collar with heirloom duchess lace and she wore a veil illusion caught to her hair with orange blossoms which had been worn by her mother at her wedding.

White orchids and stephanotis formed the bridal bouquet. Miss Duncan wore a bouffant gown soft coral net over faille. She wore a Ay -away veil of matching tulle and carried a cascade picardy gladioli and delphinium. The bridesmaids' gowns were similar to Miss Duncan's but were turquoise net over faille. They carried cascades of deep picardy gladioli.

Dr. Furman Payne Covington Thomasville, N. was best man and the ushers included Roy C. Hopgood Jr. of Glen Ridge; Allen G.

Hogarty of Westernport, cousin of the bride; Dr. Hamilton M. McCroskery of East Orange and Dr. Dan Mastin Crozier of Athens, W. Va.

The bride received her education at Packer Collegiate Institute and Wells College, 1938. Dr. Powell was educated at Wake Forest College and Jefferson Medical College and is a member of Theta Kappa Nu and Phi Chi fraternities. Dr. and Mrs.

Powell have gone to Skytop, on their wedding trip. Fenton -Potter Mr. and Mrs. John V. Fenton of Morris Rockville Centre, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jean Mitchell Fenton, to Frederick Arthur Potter son of Mrs.

Irene Potter of Saranac Lake, N. Y. Miss Fenton was graduated from South Side High School, Rockville Centre. She is a member of Alpha Xi sorority. Mr.

Potter is a graduatel of the Hill School, Pottstown, Pa. Both Miss Fenton and Mr. Potter are seniors at Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. David 18th became the bride of Dr. of Mrs. Braxton J. Powell of WilMr.

Powell, at a ceremony perChurch of the Heavenly Rest, ManDarlington officiated and a St. John's Party Patronized Mrs. Thomas F. McEnaney, general chairman of the airplane luncheon and bridge of St. John's University Auxiliary; Mrs.

Irving Daniel Maguire, president, to be held at the Aviation Terrace, LaGuardia Airport, on Wednesday, July 9, announces through her chairman of patronesses, Mrs. Joseph M. Bannon, the initial list of patronesses. It includes: Mrs. Walter Jeffries Carlin, Mrs.

William H. Good, Mrs. James J. Heffernan, Mrs. Mary Walsh, Mrs.

William Heffernan, Miss Margaret Markey, Mrs. LeBurne Metzger, Mrs. George R. Holahan Mrs. Thomas F.

McEnaney, Miss Agatha Loughan, Mrs. William C. Bolton, Mrs. Irving Daniel Maguire, Mrs. Joseph L.

Black, Miss Veronica Carberry, Miss Helen V. Walsh, Mrs. Berry Coughlin, Mrs. Lawrence Charrot, Mrs. John D.

Smith Mrs. Julia Acosta Mrs. Francis D. McGarey, Mrs. Edward A.

Flemming, Mrs. Edward V. Killeen, Mrs. Thomas F. Casey.

Mrs. Hector McGowan Curren, Mrs. Thomas E. Murray, Mrs. Joseph P.

Cunneen, Miss Mary G. Cox, Miss Miriam Gorman, Mrs. George F. Norton, Mrs. Bannon, Mrs.

Henry Mannix. Mrs. Jeremiah Walsh. Mrs. Daniel G.

Connolly, Mrs. Edward J. Raleigh, Miss Josephine F. Lamond, Mrs. Arthur Lockwood, Mrs.

John R. McDonald, Mrs. Peter Vitulli, Mrs. John Donovan, Mrs. John E.

Biggins, Mrs. Stephen DeCoste. Mrs. William McKee, Mrs. Hugh M.

Copeland, Mrs. Emanual Giddings, Mrs. John T. Blake, Mrs. Graham Petrie, Mrs.

John J. Flannery, Mrs. Edward Geraghty, Miss Genevieve Hamilton, Mrs Frank Wolf, Mrs. George Kuss, Miss Elizabeth G. Leary, Miss Helen G.

Foye, Mrs. Frank Grill, Mrs. Marshall McAveney, Miss Elizabeth Hanlon, Mrs. Avon A. Donohue, Mrs.

Edward F. Curley, Mrs. Patrick J. Carley, Mrs. Robert Donohue, Ann L.

O'Brien, Mrs. Ann Tower, Miss Irene M. Fay and Mrs. John L. Dandreau.

Dog Show Will Feature East Hampton Weekend Special to the Brooklyn Eagle: East Hampton, June 28-The first Dog Show of the newly organized club of which Philip Hays Dater is the president, will be held on July 6 on the grounds of the East Hampton Riding Club. Silver trophies will be given for best in show and best of breed; about five hundred entries are expected. Mrs. William Lafayette Burton 2d has offered a defense bond AS prize to the handler handling the most dogs. Judges will be John G.

Bates, Robert N. McCandless, Charles G. Hopton, Leon J. Iriberry and Louis Murr. Miss Louise Maunsell Field is visiting here this week with Miss Ruth Bedford Moran at' The Studio, and goes next week to Amagansett, to pass the season as usual at Windmill Cottage.

Miss Field's annual series of Book Talks will be given on July 9, 16, 23 and 30, at the homes of Miss Moran, Mrs. Stephen Swete Cummins, Miss Sarah Diodati 1 Gardiner and Lorenzo E. Woodhouse. Mrs. Frank P.

Shepard is chairman of the United Service Organizations Benefit Day, on Thursday, July 10, from two to six o'clock. which is being arranged by the Garden Club of East Hampton. Tea will be served to visitors that afternoon on the terrace at the Maidstone Club, where there will be An exhibition. of Danish horticultural prints, and flower arrangements. Houses and gardens here to be opened for U.

S. O. benefit include Mrs. A. Wallace Chauncey's, classic modern in architecture: Mrs.

John F. Erdmann's, representing English Cotswold: Miss Marguerite Hoguet's, which has a Dutch windmill incorporated into the house; Mrs. Gerald Murphy's, which is Riviera Provencal; Mrs. George Roberts', which is New England Georgian; Mrs. Frank P.

Shepard's, which is Pennsylvania Victorian, and Mrs. Juan T. Trippe's, which is an ocean dune house, with a beautiful view and huge seaward windows. The Devon Yacht Club's opening dinner dance held tonight was a gala affair. Rear Commodore John L.

Hutton and Mrs. Hutton gave A dinner there for Mr. and Mrs. Alden Kimball, Mr. and Mrs.

Aymar Embury 2d. Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Bayard Potter, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard B. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Concerning Sea Cliff Julia Martin Will Wed D. C.

Sheldon Many club members will entertain over the Independence Day weekend at the show and at the Horse Show Ball being held Saturday in the clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Ferguson will entertain the judges of the show.

Col. W. H. Henderson of Eatontown, N. G.

M. Carnochan of Manhattan and Col. D. Douglas Young. Others who will have guests are: Mr.

and Mrs. William F. Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Reed L. Chambers, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Nehrbas and Mrs. Hazel Van Bomel of Huntington. Reservations for the automobile boxes around the show ring have been made by Charles F. Noyes, Herbert I.

Losee, Walton D. Lynch, C. E. Newton J. Meredith Miller, Harold Rambusch, Fred L.

Gross, John C. Griffin Mrs. Frederick D. Mackay, Tracey Higgins, Frank T. Powers and Col.

W. H. Henderson. Hansen, Mrs. Ralph Juhl, Mrs.

Samuel Hunter, Mrs. Walter Lindgren, Mrs. Fred Janson and Mrs. Jules Stolz. Mrs.

R. E. Leonard, Mrs. Robert Stewart Frazer, Mrs. A.

S. De Mott, Mrs. Remsen Ostrander, Mrs. LeRoy V. Edwards, Mrs.

Arthur May, Mrs. Alfred Eaton and Mrs. Chester Glaubit will be the luncheon and bridge guests of Mrs. William Taylor of Baldwin on Tuesday. Mrs.

Minnie Buchaca will entertain at bridge at her N. Centre Ave. home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Julius F. Weinhold will be dinner and bridge hosts next Saturday. Their guests, at their home on S. Forest are to be Mr. and Mrs.

O. B. Candidus, Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Loughran and Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Maillard. Staff Sgt. Franklin Ubaugh and Mrs. Ubaugh are making their home on Forest Place. Mrs.

Ubaugh is the former Miss Evelyn Virginia Cornwell. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rohn are to make their home in Freeport.

Mrs. Rohn is the former Miss Doris Lorraine Willis. Conklin-Kiffer Conklin-Kiffer The engagement of Miss June Conklin to John Kiffer, son of Mrs. Harold Horner of Malverne, has been announced. Miss Conklin is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Conklin of Rockville Centre. Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Sea Cliff, June 28-Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Martin of West Trenton, N. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Julia Ward Martin of New York, to Donald Calhoun Sheldon, son of Mrs. James C. Sheldon of Sea Cliff Ave. and the late Mr.

Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. F. Remington Furlong of Coulmans, N.

will arrive early in July to find a house which they will make their permanent home. Mr. Furlong has been appointed supervising principal of the Sea Cliff public schools, to replace Frank E. De Gelleke, who is retiring after 35 years of service. Mrs.

Fred M. Huntington and her daughter, Anne, left this week for Minneapolis, where they will spend a month with Mr. and Mrs. Willis S. Williams.

Mr. and Mrs. John Brown will move into their new home in Harbor View on July 1. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Jackson Smith and their son, George Smith, left on Tuesday for a vacation at Burlington, Vt. Miss Jean Jamieson will leave today for the Mennen Harbor Sailing Camp at Red Bank, N. where she will be the director of the Mariner Encampment which will be there for two weeks. The first dance of the season will be held at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club next Saturday. Albert Bell is chairman of the entertainment committee.

Dr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Woolley of Thompson Park have as their guest this week Mrs. Woolley's sister, Mrs.

Michael Tollesson of Clarksburg, W. Va. Mrs. Staunton Grifth has left for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will visit her sister. Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Jones, who have taken The Woodshed, the home of the Misses Susan and Margaret Wood, for the Summer, were hosts at supper last night. The Class of 1931 of Sea Cliff High School will celebrate its tenth reunion tonight. Kenneth Reid, son of Mrs.

Elizabeth S. Highland Place, left on Wednesday for Montreal, Canada, where he will begin training to become a pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. Allyn C.

Donaldson were hosts at supper on Wednesday night at the Hempstead Harbor Yacht Club at Garvies Point. Mrs. J. Ward Williams, who has been. in Washington, D.

for a lengthy stay, returned this week to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams. Edgar Pray of Portsmouth, N. will be the weekend guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry E. Pray. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Crystal are vacationing in southern Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. George Eckelkamp and their son, Ellis, will leave shortly for Ohio, where they will spend the Summer.

Bar Mitzvah Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Fierstein of 1749 Grand Concourse, Manhattan, and formerly of Brooklyn, announce the Bar Mitzvah of their, son, Stephen Fierstein, at Temple Baith Israel Anshei Emes yesterday morning. A luncheon for 40 guests and members of the family followed in the Tower Room of the Hotel St. George.

Stephen attended the Dunham Day School, New York, for several years, and, following a period at Joseph Wade Junior High School, entered the Horace Mann School for Boys. Donahue Shneider photo ENGAGED GIRLS--Miss Dorothy Holden, left, daughter William E. Holden of 1870 Linden is the fiancee of Leonard Erle Conklin Jr. of 170-40 Highland Ave. Miss Alice B.

Stadler is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stadler of Manhattan, formerly of the Granada Hotel. Her engagement to Hobard Rowen has been Bride-Elect Honored In Garden City Today Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Garden City, June 28-Mr. and Mrs.

Robert E. Snowden of Locust St. will give a cocktail tea tomorrow in honor of their daughter, Miss Eugenie Drevet Snowden, and her fiance, Emerson Addington Swartz. Invited guests include Dr. and Mrs.

John Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Snowden Mr. and Mrs.

Robert M. Souers, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reilly Mr.

and Mrs. William Henkel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richon, Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Hein Mr. and Mrs. Henry de V. Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur E. Gartner, Mr. and Mrs. Warren D.

Nowak, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chadwick, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R.

Griffin, Captain and Mrs. James Pearsall, the Misses Dorothy Brush, Virginia Ebe, Muriel Germeroth, Mary Dannemiller, Ann Swartz, Betty Robinson, Jean hard, Geraldine Schiess, Sandra Ward, Elizabeth Snyder, Shirley Ives, Phyllis Snowden and Many Arrive for Season at Montauk Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Montauk, June 28-Arriving this weekend at Montauk Manor for the season is Ferencz Molnar, the playwright, who passed much of last season here. Others include Mr. and Mrs. Dana T.

Ackerly, Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Dumont and Mrs. Wanda Bartha of New York and Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Teehan of Boston, Mass. The Montauk Yacht Club's annual fishing tournament has begun.

Prizes for the largest fish caught with rod and reel are given at the end of July and the end 1 of August. Largish fish taken to date is the 280- pound broadbill swordfish brought in by William C. Merrill fishing from his new boat Duchess, with Morgan Belmont as his guest. Mr. and Mrs.

John Oldrin are here fishing from their Salt. Howard Gould is still here on the Niagara. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Darby have returned for a weekend at the yacht club.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sarazen and Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Rathborn of Springfield, are others staying at the club and fishing off the Point today.

The Montauk Downs Golf Club holds the first tournament of the season today and tomorrow, with perfume prizes for the ladies, the prizes donated as usual by Alan Howard of the Social Spectator. drick A. Smith, William Clyde and Edwin Butler. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry F. Abrams of Chestnut St. were dinner hosts this evening to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr.

and Mrs. J. Stanley McElfresh and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krickel.

Mrs. Abrams also entertained at luncheon Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William G.

Conover of Wellington Road entertained at dinner this evening. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Van Norden, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry L. V. Parkhurst and Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert D. Dewar. The opening dinner-dance of the Atlantic Beach Club last evening drew many Garden City members, among them being Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.

Bast, Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbert C. Elmore, Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Halpin, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ca Hugo, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Richard Ebe, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Hussey, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward A. Maher and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jantzer.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Birchett, Mr. and Mrs. Wayte Raymond, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis R. Wasey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.

Bonner and Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Garni are among those playing today. New members of the golf club include Baron Baroness de Waldner, Baron and Baroness de Gunzbourg of Paris, and the latters' daughter, Mrs. A.

E. Straus, former French woman golf champion. Day-DeGrishe Georze Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G.

Ordway, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wallace Chauncey, Mr. and Mrs.

James B. Skidmore, Dr. and Mrs. Shepard Krech. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Appleton gave a dinner, and Mr. and Mrs. Sturtevant Erdmann also entertained. Mrs.

Drake of Glen Cove, Henry Theodore Mr. Mrs. Felix E. Notebaert, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Jeffcott, Lawrence Baker, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Ian Peterson, and Dwight Bridge of Manhattan are guests at the Maidstone Arms. Stopping at the Sea Spray Inn are Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Martin of Washington, D. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Rutherford N.

Hubbard of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Forshay, Mr. and Mrs. F.

B. Ashplant, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Thomas, Mrs. Helen Backus and Miss Edith Backus, Mrs. J. D. Nash and Captain H.

S. Morgan. The Summer season of art exhibitions in Guild Hall will open with a tea for members, on Wednesday. Exhibitions to open include an exhibition of paintings by artists who "discovered" East Hampton more than fifty years ago, being assembled in connection with the Maidstone Club's Golden Jubilee; other exhibitions will include paintings by Joep Nicolas of Holland and sculpture by Suzanne Nicolas; also paintings by Frederick C. Shrady.

Arunah S. A. Brady entertained this afternoon at "Pond Point." his home on Ocean in honor of William Raymond. The Maidstone Club's Golden Jubilee Week opens on the Fourth of July. Among the events planned is a Golden Jubilee Ball.

also an old-fashioned beach party, a bicycle run to Fresh Pond, with luncheon at the Devon Yacht Club; special tennis and golf tournaments. Mrs. Nelson C. Osborne is chairman of the British War Relief, which is very active here this Summer; among the chairmen of the various activities in its workroom are Mrs. Clifford Middleton, Mrs.

George Roberts, Mrs. Bouvier Scott. Mrs. Willard Livingston, Mrs. Eugene S.

Coler, Mrs. I. Y. Halsey, Mrs. Louis Bock and Mrs.

Jesse Spalding. Mrs. Edward Ewen Anderson is chairman for the annual Village Fair, to take place on the Village Green on Friday afternoon, July 25. Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Inwood, June 28-Miss Joyce DeGrishe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon W. DeGrishe of 95 Lord was married today to James Roby Day, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Roby F. Day of 200 Redwood Ave.

The ceremony was performed by the bridegroom's father in St. Paul's Methodist Church, of which the Rev. Day is pastor, Miss Doris Jones was maid of honor, and the Misses Gloria and Sylvia DeGrishe, sisters of the bride-elect, were bridesmaids. The Rev. J.

Wesley Day, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The bride was graduated from Lawrence High School. Mr. Day also was graduated from Lawrence High School and Western Maryland College and Teachers College, Columbia University. He is a member of the faculty of the Oceanside public schools as band director.

scion so. KEEPING COOL--Snapped at the Forest Hills Surf Club, Atlantic Beach, the above young women are Miss Ginny Berry, Miss Bernadette Ikyan and Miss Mary Ann Bestor, all of Forest Hills..