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4 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 1937 Fashion Shows Are Among the Features of Parties Given for Charities Society Strathmore for the past several months, will leave for their former home Los Angeles, this week. Mrs. C. M. Sims, who has been the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Sims of the Estates, has returned to her home in Alabama. Adelphi College Alumnae Vw xT Min Marie Turecamo hat been tpending tereral tveekt in Palm Beach, tcilh her parent; Mr. and Mr: Bart Turecamo. Lynbrook Items Special to The Eagle Lynbrook, March 13.

Mrs. H. C. Krueger of 49 Carman Ave. enter Great Neck Manhasset News Special to The Eagle Great Neck-Ma nhassett, March 13 Mrs.

William Richardson of Strathmore was a luncheon and bridge hostess at her home this week. Mrs. George Pidgeon of Great Neck has been spending several days at Auburn, N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Buck have returned to their home at Kensington after several weeks vacation at Palm Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Geoghan and children of Kensington are expected to return this week from a cruise of several weeks to Souui America. Mrs. Marion Weatherall of South Orange, N. has been the guest for the past week of Mr.

and Mrs. David Reid of Manhasset Woods Road. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knies and their two sons of Ryder Road, Munsey Park, are spending several weeks vacation motoring through the South.

Mrs. Rudolph Kamphausen and children have returned to their home at Munsey Park after a two weeks vacation at Greenport as the guests of Mrs. Kamphausen 's mother. Mr. and Mrs.

David Matthews, formerly of Chicago, 111., are now residing at Manhasset. Mrs. Robert Dann of Hutchinson Court is visiting friends at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. and Mrs.

P. H. Kuesel of Kings Point are spending several weeks at Miami, Fla. Mrs. P.

H. McNulty returned to her home at Lake Success this week after several days stay at Palm Beach. Mrs. John Burks returned on Thursday to her home at Somerset Drive after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Jallonack of Pitts-field, Mass. Mrs. I. R. Hardy and daughter returned on Thursday to their home in Park Ave.

from a visit in Boston, Mass. Mrs. Walter Grant Hodsdon of Rutland, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1' tJerick Kruse of Rugby Road, Strathmore.

Mr. and Mrs. John Slauson of Strathmore have been entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Kreutz of Scarsdale during the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Clark of Tud-dlngton Road have left for a short vacation in the South. Mr.

and Mrs. William Rutherford of Ryder Road, Munsey Park, have as their guest Mrs. Rutherford's sister, Mrs. Norman Borden of California. Mr.

and Mrs. Marlon Rodgers of Munsey Park have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. D. R.

Rodgers of St. Louis, as their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Gillis of the Wychwood Apartments are formerly of Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Baldwin of the Great Neck Estates have sailed on a cruise to the West Indies and Central America.

Mrs. Charles Parr has returned to her home at 3d St. after a short visit with relatives in Detroit, Michigan. Joseph Dorf of the Belgrave Apartments has left for a Southern vacation. Mr.

and Mrs. M. R. Kessler of Grosvenor Place will be hosts at a dinner party at their home this evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Griffen Wtiitehorn, whose wedding was a recent event, are now residing at Kew Gardens. Mrs. Whitehorn is the former Miss Dorothy Jane Shel- lenberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Chauncey F. Shellenberger of Concord Ave. Mr. Whitehorn Ls the son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. A. White horn of Flushing. Mr. and Mrs.

James Barlow of 3d St. have announced the birth of a daughter. Margaret Ann Barlow, on Feb. 25. Mr.

and Mrs. William Harmon Brown and family of Cary Road will take possession of their new home shortly in Kensington. Mrs. Henry Stendup of the Colony House Hotel was a luncheon and bridge hostess on Thursday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Huehner and son, who have been residing at. To Sponsor Music Festival The Adelphi College Alumnae Association, MLss Edwiene Schmitt, president, will sponsor the first choral music festival to be held on Long Island, on Saturday, at Adelphi College at 2 in the afternoon. The committee in charge has been selected from the Adelphi College Alumnae Choral and includes, the co-chairmen, Miss Mathilde M. Leip-niker and Miss Ruth E.

Keen; Mis. Harold J. Baily, Mrs. Louis B. Gera-din, the president, and Mrs.

Harry J. Donaghy, director. Also Maurice Garabrant, director of music at Adelphi College, and Miss Helga O. Waline. Dr.

George H. Gartlan, director of music for the New York City public schools; Herbert Stavely Sammond, director of the Morning Choral, and Mr. Garabrant will be present to offer criticLsm of each participating group at the close of the program. Each Glee Club will have ten minutes to sing songs of their own selection and at the conclusion all will join in singing "Glory," by Cadman. led by Mr.

Garabrant. Directors of the participating- Glee Clubs who will be entertained at tea by the Alumnae Choral, following the con cert, are MLss Edna A. Crance, Manhasset High School; MLss Kath leen Donahue, Sewanhaka; Miss Esther McQueen, Hempstead; Sidney S. Baron, Farmingdale; Henry Fordham, East Rockaway; H. Grady Miller, Garden City High, and El-wood Schwan, Mlneola.

Other guests will include Dr. and Mrs. Frank Dickinson Blodgett. Dean Signe E. Hagelthorn and Geprge Porter Smith, director of the Long Island Philharmonic Society.

Hempstead Personals Special to The Eagle Hempstead, March 13 Mrs. Jo seph Schwitz of Westbury Boulevard has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Marion Schwitz, to Sidney Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marks of Brooklyn. Edward Cleary of Nostrand Place sailed this week for a trip to India and the Far East.

Miss Hilda Doty of Fulton Ave. has left for a three weeks' vacation at Miami, Fla. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Edward Polley of Garden City. William Archer of Peters Ave.

has returned from a Winter vacation in Miami. The Rev. Norman W. Twiddy of Washington pastor of the Hempstead Methodist Episcopal Church, returned yesterday from a holiday at Tampa, Fla. Mrs.

Randolph Blnner of Surrey Lane ls entertaining her sisters, Mrs. Hinchley Thacher and Miss Harriet Chase of Hyannis, Mass. Walter Bernard of Totten St. returned this week from a vacation in Miami, Fla. Mrs.

Thomas F. Hyland of Jeru salem Ave. is entertaining her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Feigenspan of Pinelawn, N. Y. Freeport Socials Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Sutton of Lena Ave. spent several days at Atlantic City recently. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Austin have returned to their home on Dean St. following a several weeks' stay at Forth Worth, Fla. Miss Rose Waggoner of S. Ocean Ave.

has returned from a three weeks' Florida motor trip. John M. Russell of 149-11 Sand- ford Flushing, accompanied by W. H. Galloupe of Great Neck, have arrived at the British Colonial Hotel, Nassau, B.

W. for a week's visit. Miss Ethel Glorney of Manhasset, L. entertained Thursday evening at the Sapnish fiesta in the new Flamingo Grill of the British Colo nial. Mrs.

Howard W. Vernon Will Entertain People's Institute U. N. G. at Literary Tea Mrs.

Howard W. Vernon will en-tertain friends of The People's Institute, United Neighborhood Guild at tea at her home, 15 South Portland Avenue, Thursday, March 18 4 o'clock. This is the 2d in a series of Literary teas to honor supporters and friends of the organization. IshDel Rocs, a well-known novelist and newspaper woman, who has traveled in all parts of the world in her writing experiences will speak. Helen Orms-bee of the Drama Department of the Herald Taibune, also a fiction writer and lecturer, will "Current Drama." Mrs.

Mary Childs Draper will speak briefly on the work carried on by tie organization. Serving at the tea table will be Mrs. Seymour Barnard and Mrs. George S. Frank.

Mrs John O. Zimmerman and Mrs. Peter Voorhees Of the Junior Committee will help receive the guests. Also assisting as hostesses will be members of the board of directors: Mrs. William H.

Barrett, Mrs. Dudley D. Campbell. Mrs. H.

Edward Dreier. Miss Mary Francis, Muss Bertha Stockwell. Mrs. Herbert H. Knox, Mrs.

Hollis K. Thayer. Mrs. John S. Roberts.

Mrs. Harry H. Spencer and Mrs. Philip N. Youtz.

Mrs. Mary Childs Draper entertained members of the committee composed of representatives of all the mothers of The People's Institute, United Neighborhood Guild at tea at her home, 61 Prospect Park West Thursday afternoon. Miss Doris Draper assisted her mother at the tea table. Representatives of 21 groups attended and discussed plans for a Spring luncheon and afternoon program to be held at the Towers Hotel the latter part of April. Six well-known authors will be guests at the luncheon, and will take part in the program following the luncheon.

The occasion will be open to people interested in the work of the People's Institute. United Neighborhood Guild and those supporting the organization at present. Swedish Hospital Auxiliary To Have Dinner on April 3 The meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Swedish Hospital was held on Tuesday afternoon at Edling Hall. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Carl Ericson, Mrs.

Peter B. Hanson presided. Mrs. Jean Monceau read the minutes of the previous meeting and Mrs. Albin Rothoff read the report of the card party which was held recently at the Chatelaine.

Miss Constance Magnussen reported on the dinner which will be held at the Hotel Roosevelt, Manhattan, on April 3. for the benefiit of the Swedish Hospital. Edward Maenusen will be chairman. After the meeting refreshments were served. Mrs.

Eric Johnson and Mrs. Edward Magnus-sen were hostesses. Among those present were Mrs. Maria Pearson. Mrs.

Harry Nord, Visses Ewald Olson. Hilda Johnson and Constance Magnussen. Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Harry Zitz.

Mrs. Walter F. O'Malley, Mrs. Arthur Linde-wal, Mrs. Jean Skooglund.

Crescent A. C. Women's Bridge And Luncheon Club Meets The Crescent Athletic Women's Bridge and Golf Club held their monthly luncheon and bridge at the city clubhouse on Wednesday. Both duplicate and rubber bridge were played. Mrs.

Louis E. Kilmarx and Mrs. Conrad Neymann were hoM-esses for the' occasion. Those present were Mrs. E.

L. McLean, Mrs. G. S. Hubbard.

Mrs. E. K. Kerwin, Mrs. H.

J. Lutz. Mrs. H. Henderson.

Mrs. F. J. Donigan. Mrs.

W. H. O'Connell, Mrs. F. C.

Babs. Mrs. C. H. Hauley.

Mrs. John Smith Mrs. E. V. Littauer.

Mrs. J. J. Powers. Mrs.

W. C. Meagher, Mrs. T. P.

Murphy, Mrs. J. B. Tormey, Mrs. J.

A. McCube, Mrs. Charles Hollard. Mrs. Keron Duyer.

Mrs. Clementine Volta. Mrs. James A. Heaney Mrs.

Lynn E. Wellman, Mrs. Arthur Andeiven, Mrs. Charles J. Buchner.

Mrs. Fred Gross, Mr W. G. Robinson, Mrs. George Mi ton, Mrs.

John F. Eaan. Mrs. Leon- ard Goddard. Mrs.

Frank H. Morse Mrs. G. E. Kikluff.

Mrs. H. H. Cor-rigan, Mrs. Lillian Mmiter, Mrs.

M. R. Hickey. Mrs. G.

F. Kennedy. Mrs. Andrew Schmitz. Mrs.

Herbert Owann, Mrs. M. N. de Noyelles. Mrs.

Martin O'Neil. Mrs. James Tomy. Mrs. J.

J. Mackny, Mrs. A. M. Dauernheim, Mrs.

Rene Mclnanley, Mrs. M. P. Biain. Miss Blanche Dunne.

Miss Kalhryn Morris. Mrs. C. C. Rhames.

Mrs. John Gaven. Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin, Mrs. Lester C.

Klein. Miss Eva Toole. Mrs. Louis E. Kilmarx and Mrs.

Conrad Newmann. OVERTON SIM Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Terry 0er-ton of 80 Lewis Southamp'on. announce the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Lenore Overton, to W. H. Craig Sim. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles W. Sim of WoodhHen. Miss Overton was graduated irom. Miss Sayward's School Overbrook, I Philadelphia, and is a member ol the Daughters of the Reolution. Mr.

Sim prepared at St. Paul's School. Garden City, for the Uni versity of Pennsylvania and is a i graduate of Pace Institute. He is a member of Delta Chi fraternity, and the St. Albans Golf Club.

He Is associated with Gillespie Co. of New York. BEHGER SCHI'M VN Mr. and Mrs. Anton Berber of 629 81st St.

announce the enuauc-ment of their daughter, Miss FWr- I ence E. Bcrger to Ar.hur L. Srhu- man of New York and Boston. Miss Berger Ls a graduate of 'he University of Wisconsin and Packer, a member of the Junior Welfare League of Brooklyn and the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Mr.

Srhuman at- tended Princeton University and Columbia and Ls president of the Fidelity Brokerage Company. The wedding will take plate Oct. 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Gerard Ves'a. Miss Rosemarv Vesta of 1222 E. 29'h St. and Miss Gladys Hann of 14fi 19th St. visited Sliver Springs, recently.

I Long Variety of Parties Occupy Residents of Garden City Garden City, March 13 The Williams College Clubs concert and dance this evening at Adelphi College drew a large audience from all Long Island and was the occasion for many dinner parties. The Adelphi Alumnae Association entertained at a buffet supper for the glee club at the Garden City Hotel before the concert. This was preceded by cocktail parties given by Mr. and Mrs. George H.

Dow. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Szekely. Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson Gould and Mr.

and Mrs. How-and L. Van Benthysen. Entertaining at dinner were Mr. and Mrs.

William M. MacKenzie, whose guests included Dr. and Mrs. Edward W. McNeil.

Dr. and Mrs. Cameron Dun-ran, Mr. and Mrs. David Ferguson, Mr.

and Mrs. Cedrlc R. Croweii, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osterhout, Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander T. Hussey, Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Parker, Mr. and Mrs. O. Dwight Chaffee. Mrs.

W. Meredith Behrens, the Misses Sevmour, Margaret Wood. Elizabeth Penn. Dorothy Renisen and Philip Cabaud. William Kingston and Richard Carey.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan T. Leverich, of Kilburn Road, were dinner hosts to Mr. and Mrs.

Sinclair Weekes, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Harold R.

Worsnop and Mr. and Mrs. Michel Puyans. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Waller Barrett gave a dinner at their Stratford Ave. home for Mr. and Mrs. Oliver M.

Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brower.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Walter ULsh. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Wallace Frazier and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S.

Gorgas. MLss Anne Hammond and Miss Natalie Watson entertained jointly at a dinner party at the Cherry Val ley Club this evening. Their guests were the Misses Ann Townley Brooks. Jane Hamlin. Joan Carlin.

Barbara Piatt, Patricia Driggs, Ann Sander. Eileen Smith. Jane Stephenson. Marguerite Nissley, Nancy Fowler, Barbara Howlett. Peggy Anne de Mercado, Jahe Thomas and Bennett Anderson.

Frank Stevens. Robert Blizard. Brooks Edwards. Robert Buck, Frederick Hildebrand Homer Yates. Robert Leary.

David Moore. Frank Hammond, Craig Greason. Howard Morris Grant Peacock James Riley, Robert Ware. Joe Patterson. Edward Kellv.

Alexander Smith and John F. Riddell 3d. Colonel Edward C. O. Thomas and Mrs.

Thomas of Salisbury Ave. entertained this evening at a dinner followed bv bridge. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eric C.

Sparling, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Burke Mr. and Mrs.

David Sime. Mrs. Herbert A. Kastner and Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur J. Fenton? Miss Jeanne Maguire of Stewart will entertain at supper tomorrow evening for the Misses Victoria Morrell. Polly Story. Dorothy-Black, Marie Grandeman and Gypsy Boag. Miss Dorianne Downe of London was the house guest this week of Miss Eleanor Dooman of Second St.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Gordon Murphy and Miss Martha Murphy have returned to their Second St. home after an extended sojourn in Bermuda.

Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Lamme of of Jefferson St. entertained this evening for Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Hanson of Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baltin. Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Hershey. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dulion, Mr.

and Mrs. Woodman Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chandler. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wilkes and Miss Dorothy Cook.

Mrs. Horace Bromfield. Mrs. Percy R. Bromfield.

Mrs. Lester F. Cor-with, Mrs. Perry M. Rushmore and Mrs.

Edmund C. Reed were local patronesses for the Colgate University Glee Club concert given in Rockville Centre this evening. Horace Bromfield, president of the Colgate University Club of Nassau and Suffolk counties, and Mrs. Bromfield entertained at a dinner at their Brixton Road home before the concert. Their guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel B. Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.

Roever. Mr. and Mrs. Marion G. Irwin, Professor Frank Roberta and Mr.

Joseph de Raisnies Jr, The Long Island- Choral Societv will present the sacred oratorio. Elijah," in the Cathedral of the Ur. Hurry J. lr horal, ichirh trill he hitnlpmrn at thr I wfr ft Island on end N. will and tor Miss Elizabeth Benziger Is Bride of R.

C. N. Townsend Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ben-ziger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adelrick Benziger of Diamond Tail Bar Ranch, Jelm, Wyoming, to Robert Carter Nicholas Townsend, son of Mrs.

Nicholas Townsend of Manhattan, and Edward N. Townsend of Cold Spring Harbor, on Tuesday. The ceremony took place in the office of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception by Mons. Joseph Bosettl. Only immediate families were present.

The bride's sister and brother, MLss- Sally Benziger and Adrian Benziger, were the attendants. The couple will visit in New Mexico and Arizona on their wedding trip and upon their return will make their home on a ranch. The bride was educated at the convent of the Sacred Heart in Toklo and in Brussels and Paris. She is a granddaughter of the late Adelrick Benziger and of the Countess of Sarntheln, Austria, and is a niece of Baroness von Schnehen of Salzburg. On the maternal side she is a "granddaughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Wisner Miller of Manhattan. She is a niece of the Countess de Montesquieu of Biarritz, G. Clinton and H. Wisner Miller of Manhattan and Mrs.

Edward Whitehouse of Manhasset. Mr. Townsend is a graduate of the Pauling School. He was named for hLs great-great-great-grandfather, Robert Carter Nicholas, first Governor of Virginia. His brother, Edward N.

Townsend of Syos-set, married Miss Eleanor T. Victor. He has another brother, Kiliaen Van Rensselaer Townsend. a student at Williams College. On the maternal side Mr.

Townsend is a nephew of Mrs. Alonzo Potter, Mrs. Grosvenor Nicholas and Harry I. Nicholas of Manhattan. Mrs.

Phinpas Schey and her voung son, Robert Schey of Oak Woodmere. will sail on the Volendam, of Holland-American Line, on March 27 for a short holiday cruise to Bermuda. Miss Jean Wilson of Garden City Ls a member of the reception committee for the annual Spring luncheon of Fashion Academy, to be held in the Rainbow Room Wednesday. ST. EDMUND'S PARTY A St.

Patrick's Day bridge and dance will be given under the auspices of the Rosary Society and the Young People's Chib of St. Edmund's R. C. Church Wednesday evening at the Half Moon Hotel. Coney Island.

The Rev. George L. Murray is moderator; Mrs. William A. Devine, president of the Rosary Society; Mrs.

Edward J. Lavin, treasurer; Mrs. Robert J. Moore, secretary. Rosary Society committees include Mrs.

William A. Devine, chairman, and Mrs. Martin J. McGuirk co-chairman. Books: Mrs.

Charles Chandler, chairman; Mrs. Patrick Galvin. co-chairman, assisted by Mrs. Augustine A. Brady, Mrs.

Robert Moore and Mrs. William Moran. Prizes: Mrs. Edward J. Lavin.

chairman; Mrs. Martin J. McGuirk, co-chairman, assisted by Mrs. John J. Kearney, Mrs.

William L. Farrell and William Grace. Table prizes: Mrs. Robert J. Moore, chairman, and Mrs.

Augustine A. Brady, co-chairman. Special prize table: Mrs. Robert Kennedy, chairman; Mrs. Dominick Caristi, cochairman, assisted by Mrs.

Jaseph Miner. Cards: Mrs. Harry Madden, chairman, and Mrs. William Moran, co-chairman. Reception committee: Mrs.

Joseph Cassidy, chairman, and Mrs. William T. Smith, co-chairman. Collaborating with the Rosary Society is St. Edmund's Young People's Club.

The officers are: President, Mrs. Robert H. Carberry vice president, Al Tursi; treasurer, Reese O'Hanlon; recording secretary, Kay Commins; social secretary, Alice Lally; corresponding secretary, Lor-etta Smith, and financial secretary, James O'Neill. On the entertainment committee are Charles J. O'Connor, chairman; James Fox, Genevieve Manning and Dorothy Stapleton.

The St. Patrick night dance committee includes: Door committee: Vincent J. Car-berry chairman; Anthony Se-gpsta, William Leary, Alfred Tursi, Walter Nowak. William O'Grady, James O'Neill, John Commins, John Acker, James Rafferty. Philip Mc-Kenna, James Fox, William Flanagan, Gerard Lally, Vincent Lally, Richard Izzo.

George Duval, Albert Saccomano, William Lenlhan. Nicholas Nappi, John Nappi, Philip Colombo and James Koltzan. Ticket committee: Geraldine McElroy, chairman; Josephine Farrell, Ray Pearn and June Wyman. Reception committee: Loretta Smith. Ray Pearn.

Yolanda Neill, Celeste McDaniel, Genevieve Manning, Kathleen Commins, Mary Lempp, Jane Viscardi, Anne Lagrue, Angela Stella. Sally Quinn. Geraldine McElroy, Mary Callahan, June Wyman, Joan Byrne, Virginia Kearney, Mildred Cantwell, Beatrice Dunne, Josephine DcBruyn, Ruth Devlin, Dorothy Stapleton, Marie Trueson and Connie Tursi, assisting Josephine Farrell. chairlady. Floor committee: Harold Acker, chairman; Frank Howell, Paul MacCar-ron, Isabelle Pearn, Ray Pearn, George Sutcliffe, John Trueson, Josephine Farrell, June Wyman and Herbert Among patrons and patronesses are James Dolen, Martin J.

McGuirk, Mrs. Martin J. McGuirk, Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Devine, Mr. and Mrs. Augustine A. Brady, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Groves, Robert Caldwell, Mrs. Robert Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Caristi, Mr. and Mrs.

William L. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. John Bukey, Mrs. Thomas J.

Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meade, Mr.

and Mrs. James T. Dolan, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Galvin, Mr.

and Mrs. John Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Almon E. smith, Henry J.

Kiernan, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Leary, James A. Dillon, MLss Muriel Dillon, Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Kearney, Mr. and Mrs. wimam Moran. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Chandler. Mrs. Harry Mad den, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Kennedy, Mrs. Mary Whelan. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cassidy, Mrs.

Anna Decker and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fairbrother, Incarnation tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, under the direction of Maurice Garabrant. The soloists will be Miss Ruth Diehl. soprano; Miss Mary Hopple, contralto; William Erwin, tenor, and Philip Sun-onds, baritone.

Lawrence Personals Special to The Eagle Lawrence, March 13 Mr. and Mrs Henry S. Sturgis and their daughter, MLss Elsie Sturgis of Albro Lane, will return tomorrow from a two months sojourn In California and Arizona. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester A. Braman Jr. gave a dinner tonight at their home on Barrett Road. DeForest Van Slyck of Barrett Road returned today from a holiday at the Yeaman's Club, Charleston, S. C.

Mrs. Van Slyck. who has been with his for the past ten days, returns home cn Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas K. Dunstan of Johnson Place, Woodmere, on April 1, will take possession of their new home on Ocean ft Cape Cod Virginia shingle nine-room house, which Mr. Dunstan's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

James S. Dunstan of Breezyway. Lawrence, have presented them with. The house for merly occupied by the Dunstans has been leased by John Potts for occupancy by himself and his bride, MLss Janet Noyes, who will be married April 9. when they return from their wedding trip.

Hewlett Residents Entertain Special to The Eagle Hewlett, March 13 Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Page gave a dinner party-tonight at their home in Hewlett Bay Park in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

Jeremiah Maguire of the Sherry Netherland, Manhattan, Summer residents of Hewlett. MLss Sophie Kilbreth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T.

Kilbreth of Hewlett, and her fiance. Ernest Patrick Bernuth. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M.

Bernuth of Cedar-hurst and 510 Park Manhattan, who will be married on April 17. will be honored at a dinner on Friday, by Miss Elizabeth Frances, who is to be maid of honor for Miss Kilbreth, at the home of her mother, Mrs. T. Preston Lockwood of 1010 Fifth Manhattan. Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Robb gave a luncheon this week at their home Woodslde Drive, for 20. Mrs. Robb, who has departed on a short vLsit to Boston with her sister, Is expected home Monfl'. Rockville Centre Personals Rockville Centre, March 13 Miss Ruth E.

Corbett of Grand Ave. has returned from a vacation South. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mead and their daughter, Miss Carol Mead, have returned to their home from a two weeks stay at the Hotel St.

George, Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Molloy of Harvard Ave. returned yesterday from a nine days' sojourn la Bermuda.

Mrs. Frank Hall entertained yesterday at a dessert-bridge at her home on Nottingham Road, for the benefit of the Methodist Home in Brooklyn. Mrs. John Thode returned this week to her home on Morris Ave following a visit with her daughter, Miss Evelyn Thode, a student at Hood College, Frederick. Maryland Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Saunders of Elizabeth, N. are guests this week-end of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Ehrgott of N. Forest Ave. Fritz Hebberd, older son of Mr and Mrs. Harry Atwood Hebberd of Walnut Ls spending the week as a guest of Mr.

and Mrs, Ernest Beveridge of Glen Ridge J. On Monday Mrs. William Murphy be a bridge hostess at her Ox ford Road home. Her guests will be Mrs. Richmond W.

Landon, Mrs, Lewis Abrams. Mrs. Ashleigh Losee, Mrs. William Thompson. Mrs.

Richard Butt, Mrs. Willard E. Wheelock Mrs. Herbert Foster. Miss Mary Lou Foster of Harvard Ave.

will entertain Tuesday evening the MLsses Elizabeth Drebinger, Virginia Bates, Elaine Bishop, Tola Kean, Florence Ostrander, Helen Porter, Beulah Thomas. Alma Van Vranken, Helen Wallace and Mar jorie Kenny. the itli ii ir.r nnniinl oilier lliimnue fmtnal to be in of S. Port Washington Personals Special to The Eagle Port Washington, March 13 Mrs. John Wallingford, accompanied by her two children, returned on Thursday to their home at Port Washington Park after a month's vacation in Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDermott and daughter, Miss Sheila McDermott, have returned to their home at Muriel Road, Manhasset Bay Estates, after spending several weeks in Brooklyn as the guest of Mr. McDermott's father. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Mason will return this week to their home at Ivy Way, Port Washington Estates, from a several weeks' stay In Florida. Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch of Reid Ave.

are spending several weeks in the South. Mrs. Gerald Bohn of Beacon Hill Road will leave this week for Los Angeles, where she will be the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. March. Mrs. March is the former Miss Charlotte Bohn. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Dautel and daughter. Miss Audrey Dautel have returned to their home at Birch- wood Ave. after a month's visit In Brooklyn as the guests of Mrs. Dau tel's parents.

Miss Constance Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Richardson of Ivy Way, Port Wash ington Estates, will return home for a visit the first week in April after a three years' stay in Hollywood, Cal. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Alker of Sands Point have returned from several weeks in the West Indies. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dohm of Huntington Road, Port Washington Estates, have announced the birth of a son, Robert Emmers Dohm, on 'eo. 28 at the Doctors Sanltorium Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Falconer of Bayview Ave. have been entertaining as their guests Mrs. Frank Nor ton of Annisquan, Mass. Mr.

and Mrs. George Allan of Beechwood Ave. have been enter taining Mr. Allan's mother, Mrs, M. Allan of Manhattan.

Porter Allan of Richards Road, Port Washington Estates, has been spending several weeks In Alabama on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Levlne of Bayview Ave. are on a West Indies cruise.

Mrs. Seth Thayer has returned to her home at Manhasset Bay Estates after a several weeks' vacation In Florida. Her young son accom panied her. Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Parrott of the Ridge Plandome have been en tertaining as their house guest Mr. Parrott's sister, Miss Louise Parrott, oi Worcester, Ma.ss. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of North Drive, Plandome, are spending several weeks at Southern Pines, S.

C. Mrs. Heath Steele has returned to her home at Westgate Drive after several days' stay at her summer home in Maryland. Mr. and Mrs.

Williard Smith of Plandome are spending several weeks in the South. William J. Sherwood of Summit Road, Beacon Hill, will return on Saturday after a short vacation at his former home at Greenport. Mrs. Russell Fish of Garden City, Charles Rowland and son, George Rowland of Brooklyn, are the weekend' guests of Frederick W.

Sherwood of Summit Road. Mrs. Charles Chapman of Cen tral Drive, Plandome, has returned to her home from a vacation spent in the South. The wedding of MLss Vivian Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Dixon, to T. Dennie Board-man, son of Mrs. Lawrence Water-bury of Palm Beach, and Reginald Boardman of Boston, will, take place at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Dixon at Sands Point the Spring.

Miss Sue Dairn of Plandome Is spending several days in South Carolina en route home after a vacation In Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Cortlandt W. Handy Ocean Woodmere, and their two daughters, the Misses Marjorie Handv.

who Ls'a student at Mil ton Academy. Milton. and Miss Judith Handy, who attends the Lawrence School at Hewlett, will sail March 27 on the Monarch of Bermuda for a brief sojourn in tained the members of her sewing club yesterday afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. Michael J.

Roche Mrs. Michael J. Friend, Mrs. J. E.

Parkinson, Mrs. Frank E. Stein-dorf, Mrs. James W. McGuire and Mrs.

August Gaeckle. Mrs. E. John Nelson, Mrs. Michael J.

Roche, Mrs. Robert I. Wilson, Mrs. Frank E. Steindorf, Mrs James W.

McGuire, Mrs. M. J. Friend, Mrs. Matthew F.

Healy and Mrs. Arthur B. Lowden. all of Lynbrook, will have a luncheon and theater party in Jamaica Wednesday. Mrs.

A. O. Albin, Mrs. Clinton Drumm, Mrs. May Innocente, Mrs.

Arch MacGovern, Mrs. Frank S. MacHarg, Mrs. Walter Magrath, Mrs. Samuel MeCann, Mrs.

George A. Page, Mrs. ChrLstopher Staple-ton and Mrs. James W. McGuire of Lynbrook will be guests Monday, in the afternoon, at the home of Mrs.

C. E. Drummond, 17 Holm-crest Court, Oceanslde. Malverne News Special to The Eagle Malverne, March 13. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugo Fieseler have returned to their home on Franklin Ave. from a three months' stay in the West. i MLss Gwen Stapleton will entertain at bridge Wednesday evening at her Ocean Ave. home for Mrs.

Edward Leys, Miss Alice Wensley, Mrs. Benjamin Hummell. Miss Ar-lene Muller, Mrs. John Tyler Walls, Mrs. Eugene Tostaine, Mrs.

Clarence Robinson Mrs. Louis Bar-nett, Mrs. Rudolph Libath and Mrs. John Conners. Glen Cove Activities Glen Cove, March 13 Mr.

and Mrs. Lionel Stahl, who recently returned, from a West Indies cruLse, are spending several days at the Hotel. MadLson, Manhattan, prior to opening their home at Brook-ville. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Ruppert of Sea Cliff Ave. have announced the birth of a daughter on March 1 at the North Shore Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Titus of Glen-wood are vacationing in Florida for several weeks.

Mrs. Carrie Bumstead of the Strathaven Apartments is spending a short vacation in Florida. Mrs. Harold Edwards of Locust Valley has sailed for a vacation in Europe. Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. McAdams hae announced the birth of a daught-r on Feb. 28 at the North Shore Community Hospital.

The babys maternal grandmother is Mrs. T. F. Olson. Mrs.

Frank Aldrich of Malone, N. Is the guest of Mrs. Henry Bigelow of Midway Ave. Mrs. F.

W. DuVall of Napanoch, N. ls the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. A.

D. Deyo of Midway Ave. Mrs. Henry Weldenhammer has returned from a short stay at Wash ington, D. to her home in Locust Valley.

Miss Marie Flynn of Glen Cove Ave. has been spending several days in Boston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith, whose wedding was an event of last month, are now residing in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Mr. Smith ls the son of Mrs. Dira Smith of Sea Cliff. Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Roberts of Sea Cliff will move to their new home In Jericho within the next two weeks. Mrs. Elizabeth Champlin of Stam ford, N. is the guest of Mrs. Josephine A.

Arthur of Brown St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searing of Glen Cove have been entertaining as their house guests Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Searing of Philadelphia. Ibsen's "Doll's House" will be pre sented at Adelphi College next Friday evening as this season's varsity show. The leading parts will be played by Miss Fxlith Jahoda of St. Albans, president ot uom MasK. tne honorary dramatic society, and Miss Dorothy Conran of Baldwin.

Others taking part will be MLss Jane Wiener of Woodmere. Miss Eleanor Butler of Garden City, Miss Claire Messing of 2376 83d Miss Marion Heins of St. Albans and Miss Grace Koison of Woodhaven, Nvf rp J. i mot iw siv' XT' Dorothy of Garden (ity and Ellen Haher, t'rdairit, unapped at they enjoyed the nneanonnl weather at the Colby Junior College centennial inter carnival amid the Aew. Uampthire hills, ISeui London, held at Adelphi on Saturday.

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