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a a THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. AUGUST 28, 1921. Christian LADIES' HAIR DRESSER PERMANENT WAVING by steaming process.

Large or small waves. Not affected by shampooing or sea bathing. $1.00 a Curl 228 Livingston St. Phone 8686 Main Rear of Namm's loughby aves. The church was decorated with palms and the season's flowers.

The bride wore white geor. gette with a court train of white satin and a lace veil. She was given by her brother-in-law. Eugene Davis and was attended by her nieces. Miss Dorothy Banks and Miss Anna Banks of Boston.

as bridesmaids, and by Miss Gladys Master as maid of honor. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and baby's breath, and the attendants carried Ophelia roses and tea roses. Hazen Elmer Master and George Banks ushered. Mr. Orgill was attended by his brother, Victor Orgill, as best man.

A reception WAS held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, the latter the sister of the bride, 345 St. John's pl. Mr.

and Mrs. Orgill with whom Miss Creswell resided, at left on a short trip through New England, and upon their return to New York will sail on Sept. 5 for Punta San Juan, Cuba, where they will make their home. VIVASH-ATHEY. Miss Ruth Camille Athey, daughter of Mrs.

Alice B. Athey of this city, married Monday evening in the Little was Church Around the Corner, Manhattan, to William Robertson Vivash of the Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Vivash will be at home to their friends at 34 Butler pl after Oct.

1. Mr. Vivash is the son of W. c. Vivash of Bayonne.

MISS GLASS ENGAGED. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Dorothy Glass, daughter of Ziegfried Glass of 566 5th to Mose Brenner of Clarkon, Tenn. Miss Glass attended Packer Institute and during the war served as a yeomanette in the navy. Mr. Brenner served as a lieutenant in the army.

CONCERT AT DORSET. I the village of. Dorset, among the mountains of Vermont, where many Brooklynites are summering, an enjoyable concert was given on Thursday evening, Aug. 25, under the leadership of Prof. J.

E. Van Olinda of Brooklyn. A very appropriate cantata, by Abt, was rendered. Among those taking part were the following Brooklynites: Prof. and Mrs.

J. E. Van Olinda, Mrs. R. Curtis, soloist; Miss S.

Raidler, Mrs. S. Schirmacher, Mrs. E. Weeks, Mrs.

Robert Harrold, Miss Gladys Harrold. SHOWER FOR HOLMES. Mrs. Raymond Malone gave a miscellaneous shower Tuesday afternoon at her home, 309 Pine Freeport, L. I.

for her sister, Miss Beatrice Holmes, who is to become the bride of Lt. a John McCormick of Bedford, in October. A feature of the shower, which was a surprise to Miss Holmes, was a large wedding bell of gold and white flowers filled with gifts. After an afternoon of cards a dinner. was served the guests.

Miss Holmes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Holmes, formerly of Holmeshurst. Hempstead, and now of Prospect Park West, Brooklyn.

She is a graduate of the Sacred Heart Convent, Manhattanville, and the College of New Rochelle. INGE-PERRINE. An attractive wedding of Thursday was that of Miss Mildred Perrine of 712 8th who became the bride of Alfred Inge, also of this city. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Grattan Dockrell of Greenwood Baptist Church, in the reception room of the bride's home, which was very prettily decorated with palms and ferns and roses.

The bridal party stood under a bower of palms. The bride wore a gown of white georgette and Chantilly lace and carried a shower bouquet of white roses and baby's breath. She was attended by her sister, Miss Frances Perrine, who wore gown of pink georgette and filet lace, carrying a bouquet of pink roses and baby's breath. The bridegroom was attended by his cousin, William Cooper Willis of Brooklyn. A reception followed the ceremony.

The bride has been a kindergarten teacher in the Brooklyn public schools and is a sister of Charles Perrine, principal of one of the large public schools of Brooklyn, recently returned from Beirut, Syria. After honeymoon trip to Bermuda, Mr. Inge and his bride will reside in Brooklyn, Among the guests were the bride's sisters, Mrs. W. H.

Hare and Mrs. E. Greiner, and Miss Olive Hare of Walkill, N. a Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Perrine of Oklahoma City; Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Perrine of Philadelphia; Kenneth Perrine, Mrs. S. M.

Inge, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kershaw, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Catlin, Mr. and Mrs.

B. L. Stafford Mrs. S. J.

Smith, Everett Smith, A. Wallace, Maxwell Hauf, Miss Elizabeth hand M. Flax, Miss Margaret Swayne Mrs. M. E.

Ray. Sororities and Fraternities Kappa Phi Bridge. A successful charity bridge was held on the porch of the Carpenter House at Lake Mahopac Monday afternoon, Aug. 22, for the benefit of the Kappa Phi Charity Fund, under the auspices of Mrs. Fred P.

Oliver, Miss Edna G. Outwater, Mrs. Daniel M. Collins, members of the Kappa Phi Club of Brooklyn. There were 24 tables and were Miss Alice Collin, Miss A.

Maude Collin, Miss Page Schwarzwaelder, among those playing from Brooklyn Mrs. B. F. Graves Mrs. R.

C. Smack, Mrs. J. Farrar, Miss Grace Farrar, Miss T. Tuthill, Miss Susannah Johnson, Miss L.

Huff, Mrs. W. D. Owens, Mrs. Paul Rowley, Mrs.

Josephine Hagedorn, Mrs. De Forest Smith, Mrs. Whitford Lee, Mrs. E. C.

Worcester, Mrs. S. S. Volck, Miss Louise Little, Mrs. D.

E. Morehead, Mrs. W. J. Wessels, Mrs Alfred Foster, Mrs.

Thomas Muir, Miss Jessie Baldwin, Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore, Mrs. H. S. White, Mrs.

W. L. Coggelshell, Miss Ethel Capen, Mrs. George Elliot, Mrs. Hogan, Mrs.

Frank Helmle, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Richard Berry, Mrs. Charles C. Lima, Mrs.

Julius De Long, Mrs. Douglas Quick, Mrs. S. W. Huff, Mrs.

Charles Murphy and Mrs. Edward Roberts. The proceeds of the affair are to be used for a fund for a in the Manhattan Trade School of New York, to support four French war orphans, and for Americanization work in connection Y. W. C.

A. in Brook- lyn. WINDHAM. Windham, Aug. 27-Arrivals at Coe's Mountain House in the Catskills include the following Brooklyn people: Mr.

and Mrs. S. Benner, Miss Elizabeth Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Rem.

Browning Joseph Mrs. R. F. James Brodman, Bradshaw, Blackwood, Mr. W.

and Mr. R. W. Mrs. George B.

Cannon, Penbrook Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Coe, Robert S.

Coe, Harry J. Coe, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Combes, M. McCall. Miss Mary McCall, M. Meyer, H. L.

Magrath, Miss Gertrude E. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. James P. McClosky, L.

G. Metzger, R. Moistad, Miss Lillian Miller, Seaman H. Nichols Jr. Mrs Peck, Miss Addle H.

Pierson, Mrs. H. G. Petersen. 1 Block Parts.

The Gregorian held party en Friday on Prospect pL. between Kingston and Albany Among the patronesses were Mrs. P. J. O'Leary, Mrs.

G. McClaskey, J. Linfante. Mrs. T.

W. Collins. Mrs. E. Heany, Mrs.

Moore, Mrs. M. Ideal Chapter, $73, 0. E. Ideal Chapter, 373.

0. E. had automobile ride, Monday, Bay Shore Inn. A shore dinner was and as it was their worthy (Margaret Merrick) birthday, ceived congratulations from all ent. LAURI DUNN Cal 234 Livingston Street Main de Fright to Permanent Waving, 53c a Curl Deep, Soft, Permanent.

Guaranteed Six Months Frederick's Method OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Social Events of Note Weddings. Steele- The marriage of Miss Myrtle Doran. daughter of Mrs. H. Doran of 117 Nas.

sau ave. to Clifford Randell Steele of 96 Monitor st. took place last Sunday afternoon in the Noble Street Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Robert R. Greenwood, pastor of the church, officiating.

The bride was attended by Miss Jeanette Westler, as brides. maid, and the best man waS Robert Langton. Two flower girls, Miss Muriel Steele, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James Steel and Miss Dorothy Steele, daughter of Mra.

John Steele, scattered roses in the bride's path. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, George Doran. She was dressed in a gown of white brocaded satin with a lace overdress. Her veil was held with orange blossoms and she carried white roses. The bridesmaid's dress was of pink Canton crepe and she carried a bouquet of pink roses.

Following the ceremony the bridal party adjourned to Wehmann's Hall, where a wedding supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. Steele then left for Parker's Glen, where they are spending their honeymoon. They Brooklyn.

will live at 179 Kingsland Wellington -Vossbrinck. Miss Ernestine La Vossbrinck. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H.

Vossbrinck, was married yesterday at Married Abroad MR.AND MRS. JOHN F. FENSKE John F. Fenske of Brooklyn, who is chief clerk of the 2d Section, General Staff of the American Forces in Germany, was married in June to Miss Lillian May Young of London, in the Royal Palace Chapel at Coblenz, Germany. her home, 464 Ovington to Robert Hall Wellington, grandson of Mrs.

Robert Hall of St. Paul. Minn. The bride's gown was of white crepe and princess lace. Her veil was of princess lace, held in place orange blossoms.

The maid of and only attendant was Miss Mildred Vossbrinck, sister of the bride. Her gown was of blue chiffon and she carried a bouquet of sunburst roses, while the bride's bouquet was a shower of roses. Rev. C. Trexler of the Church of the Good Shepherd officiaed at the ceremony, which was followed by a reception for the family and intimate friends.

Huott-Dalgleish. The marriage of Miss Katherine Dalgleish of Park Slope and Brightwaters, L. and Edmond Joseph Huott of Bensonhurst took place quietly Tuesday, in St. Patrick's R. C.

Church, Bay Shore, L. the Rev. Father William Donovan officiating at the nuptial mass. Mr. Huott is a Grand Knight of John Hughes Council, K.

of and was also one of the organizers of this council. He is president of St. Finbar's branch of the St. Vincent de Paul Society and treasurer of the Holy Name Society. Mr.

Mrs. Huott are spending their honeymoon at Saratoga, N. and will reside on Park Slope on their return. Roth-Shapiro. Miss Etta Shapiro of 412 Chester st.

was married yesterday evening at Lincoln Palace Hall to Joseph Roth of 584 Snediker ave. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Saul Graffman. The bride was attended by Miss Sylvia Mofsenson as maid of honor and Martin H. Roth acted as best man for the bridegroom.

The bridesmaids were Miss Rea Marin, Miss Lillian Levy, Miss Jean Pollack, Miss Rose Lester and Miss Rea Raimowitz. William Shapiro, Samuel Shapiro, William M. Pollack. David M. Fisher and Isadore Levy ushered.

Mr. and Mrs. Roth are spending their honeymoon at Niagara Falls and the Thousand Islands. Upon their turn they will make their home at 584 Snediker ave. Deutscher-Block.

Miss Frieda Block, daughter of Mrs. Rose Block of 1308 Prospect was married Aug. 16 at her mother's to David Deutscher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Deutscher of 256 Ryerson st.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Rotwein. The maid of honor was Miss Marie Deutscher and Miss Hilda Mendeland Miss Jeanette Deutscher were bridesmaids. Miss Mina Block acted as flower girl and Jack Block was best man for the bridegroom. B.

Baar, Frank Deutscher and Abraham Deutscher ushered. Only the immediate relatives of the bride and bridegroom attended the ceremony. The bride was graduated from Girls High School and the bridegroom attended Manual Training High School and Pratt Institute. De Heyman-Rodgers. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ruth Rodgers of 368 Greene ave.

and J. the Long, Sherwood Mrs. A. LeNeir. Howard Mrs.

Miss Elsie M. GrenMrs. M. Mr. and Mrs.

Hartic. Mr. Mrs. Russell Master Jack Mr. and Mrs.

Re Mrs. and Mr. G. Keller. Mr.

children. and W. Mrs. Mr. and Mra William Mr.

and Mrs. Mrs. Mra han. Mrs. Gerken and son.

Miss Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Caper, Mrs.

Falter, M. Lucille Mr. and Mra Beeche and children, Mr. and Mrs. Degraw.

Miss Dorman to Wed. Mr. and Mrs, la Dorrman announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Viola M. Dorman, to Robert Iring Kapp of Manhattan. The wedding is to take place oct.

1 in the Evangelical Church of Advent. Flatbush. Travel Notes. Miss Nellie E. Cochrane and Miss Helen Cochrane of Quincy also Miss Izotta Ackerman of Madison st.

are enjoying a house party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Barker, aunt and uncle of the Misses Cochrane, of Northfield. Vt.

Mr. and Mrs. George Walker Shaw of Linden Flatbush, have been spending their vacation at the beautiful country home of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Ewert, Ewert Villa, at Woodcliff Lake, N. J. They will motor home after Labor Day, Miss Helen M. Delaney of Kept ave. is spending her vacation at the farm of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Keliner, at Dwaarlell, Lister County. N. Airs, Kellner was formerly Miss Margaret Keegan of the Bedford section. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry F. Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Smyth. Miss M. A. O'Connor and G. E.

Avery of Brooklyn are guests of Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City. Among the passengers arriving at New York on the White Star liner Adriatic Aug. 25 from Southampton were David Pister of 1051 Eastern Parkway: Max Drilling. 181 Cornelia William Jacobs, 177 Christopher Mrs. S.

R. Baum, 1483 Dean st. The following Brooklynites have registered at Larchmont Camp, on Lake Wentworth, New Hampshire: Mrs. Duckworth and Miss Marian Duckworth. Mrs.

Irma Weaver and Miss Helen Weaver, Miss Edythe Weaver, Miss Mary Comstock. Miss Charlotte Comstock, Miss Gertrude Hadencamp, Miss Isabel Menzies, Miss Mary E. Kelly, Miss Ruth Murtagh, Miss Strang, Miss Edna Miller and Alex. Menzies, Frank Branscombe, William Branscombe, Thomas Hudson and G. Russell Weaver, Miss Charlotte Hand Griffen of 97 Kenmore pl.

is spending the summer in Maine, and in September will join her sorority at Pocono for a week fore returning to Swarthmore College. The following Brooklynites are registered at the Wayside Inn. Great Barrington. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas F. Garvey, Jack Garvey, John Garvey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Ashfield, Walter Ashfeld, Miss Betty Ashfeld, Captain and Mrs.

Ernest Katherine Walden, Miss Fritzi Learsch, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gare, and Mrs. William Walden, Miss Marjory Walden and Miss Anna Hudson. Thomas Powers will entertain A rarty of friends at the Muenchniger King, Newport, R.

over the weekend. Mrs. John D. Maher and Mrs. Max Heller of Washington ave.

will leave on Labor Day to attend the Foresters' Convention at Saratoga Springs and they will also visit Lake George. Stopping at "Gray Court." Lake, N. are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T.

Scannell. Joseph Desmond, Mrs. David Pilzer, Mrs. Anna Nalder. Mrs.

B. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. A. Beck, Miss May Mineur, Miss Madeline Mineur, Miss Ann Shannon.

Miss Nathalie Smith. Miss Hilda Smith, Miss Florence Gelson. Miss Irene Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. S.

Hicks. Mrs. H. Longes, A. A.

Berger and Miss Alma Berger, all of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson S. Creney of Brooklyn motored to Lake Placid and are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. George N. Young at the Stevens House. Stopping at the New Fountain Inn. Marblehead, are W.

L. Lad- Engagament Announced MISS MARION LOUISE HALE YE COLONMA Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hale of 2501 Bedford ave.

have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marion Louise Hale, to Fred G. Owles of Yonkers. low and Charles E. Lyman of Brooklyn. The Misses H.

L. and K. C. Tracey and E. H.

Crumley of registered at the Hotel Preston, Beach Bluff, Mase Registered Brock House, Rutland, are Mrs. Eugene A. Freis and her daughter, Mrs. F. Irceager, of 1061 E.

31st Flatbush. Miss Catherine Bray of Prospect Park West is the guest of the Misses Florence and Marion Engle at Sunnyside, Lamphere's Cove, Branford, Conn. Mrs. Robert Harrold and Miss Gladys Harrold of 168 Sterling pl. are spending the summer at Dorset, Vt.

Miss Ethel Coughlin of Park Slope and Miss E. Cunningham of Flatbush are spending season at The Plympton Hotel, Watch R. I. Mr. and Mrs.

Sumner H. Peck of 1278 E. 10th st. are spending a three weeks' vacation at Mountain Side House, Jewett, Greene County, N. Y.

Among the passengers arriving at New York on the Red Star liner Finland, Aug. 21, from Antwerp, Southampton and Cherbourg were Gerald Y. M. C. A.

secretary, of 184 Rugby M. Favor, and Miss a Elizabeth S. Favor, rd. to la Italy, to E. in is the months city Favor and having the and to has of of 29 BROOKLYN SOCIETY Barbara Burnham Weds Rike Jones at Manchester, Of interest to society is the ding of Miss Barbara Burnham, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Clark Burnbam of Clinton st. and Cyril Rice Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. Myers Richardson Jones of 274 Henry The ceremony was performed at yesterday on the lawn of Elmo'er, the Burnham home at ManMountains Vermont, the Rev, Fr.

J. I. Maillet of St. Paul's Church at Manchester officiating number of friends from the Manches. ter summer colony and many other places who had journeyed there for the occasion were present at the ceremonS, The bride was attended by her sisters, Mrs.

William G. Wilson of Brookiyn as matron of honor and Miss Katherine Burnham, as maid of honor. The Misses Johnson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Johnson of Merrick. L. 1. acted as flower girls and Mr.

Jones WAS attended by his brother. Sydney Warfield Jones, as best man. Dr. Douglas Parker, Roswell Parker, Roger Burnham, Lyman Burnham and R. M.

Johnson ushered. Aside from the host of friends off the bride and bridegroom present from Manchester, Dorset and Arlington summer colonies, there were also pres- A SUMMER BRIDE. MRS. JAMES ALLEN LISTER Miss Georgiana Hunt of 16 Taylor Greenpoint, L. was married June 4 to James Allen Lister of Silby, Iowa.

Mrs. R. M. Johnson and Miss Savage of Merrick, L. and Mr.

and Mrs. Myers Richardson Jones, Mrs. Douglas Parker, Emil Kann, Miss Margaret Morris, Miss Mary Morris, Mr. and Mrs. James Jessen Dall Jr.

and John Patterson of Brooklyn. Wedding of Miss Covert And Ernst Wilhelm Landesmann. The marriage Miss Cornelia Elizabeth Covert, daughter of Mrs. George Covert of 424 Central Park West, Manhattan, to Ernst Wilhelm Landesson of Siegfried Landesmann of Austria, took place Tuesday afternoon at the home of the bride's mother. The Rev.

John Halthusen officiated a at the ceremony. The bride, who is the daughter of the late George Covert, a member of an old Long Island family, attended Adelphi Academy in this city. She was given away by her uncle, Edward Randolph Domschke, and her aunt, Mrs. Domschke, attended her as matron of honor. Covert family formerly resided Brooklyn residents" Mr.

and Mrs. Domschke are of this city. Miss Margaret Fitzsimmons To Wed John Harold O'Brien. The wedding of Miss Margaret Marie Fitzsimmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Philip P. Fitzsimmons of 269 Brooklyn ave. and John Harold O'Brien of 311 Buffalo son of Mr. and Mrs. John C.

O'Brien, will take place Sept. 14, at 11 o'clock in the morning at St. Gregory's Church, Brooklyn ave. and St. John's pl.

Miss. Geraldine Strong Branson Engaged to Leonard Leverich. Mr. and Mrs. George Russell Branson of 26 E.

72d st. aud Watch Hill, R. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Geraldine Strong Branson, to Leonard Phillips Leverich, son of L. G. Leverich of 440 E.

19th Flatbush. The wedding is to take place in St. James Church. Manhattan, in October. Mr.

Leverich was graduated from Lehigh University last year. During the war he served in the air force of the army. Further Plans Announced for Streets of Wonderland." "The, Streets Wonderland," which is to be a group of bazars and series of pageants, entertainments, dances and receptions, the 13th Regt. Armory, Oct. 28 and 29, for the benefit of citizen and welfare work and Americanization, will be staged as real streets, four in all, around the sides of the drill hall of the armory.

There will be long chains of shops offering various attractive wares and part of the great space the center will be made into a tea garden, the remainder being cabaret during one evening and the scene of a card party of 400 tables on one afternoon of the affair. It has been announced that the Governor will attend one evening and that President Harding will open the features of the entertainment will be "Streets" by electricity. in Among other receptions and dances, held in the 13th's memorial hall. Colony House, founded by the Brooklyn Society of New England Women, is staging "The Streets of Wonderland" and will be the general managing body of the affair. Wedding of Miss Rink And John Helfrich.

A wedding of interest in Brooklyn was that of Miss Doris Anderson Rink, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Walter S. Rink of 226 Hancock to John Helfrich, son of Mrs. Emma Helfrich of 389 Lafayette which took place Saturday at the M.

E. Church, Wellsbridge, N. the Rev. H. L.

Snyder officiating. The church was decorated with flowers and ferns, the ceremony being performed beneath an arch of green intertwined with white clematis. The bride in white crepe de carrying a bouquet. Miss Lois earlower picture hat and Rink, sister of the bride, in orchid organdie and carrying an arm bouquet of cosmos, acted as maid of honor. Miss Marjorie Maillefert of Westfield, N.

wearing a frock of yellow organdie and carrying a basket of yellow blossoms, acted as flower girl. A small reception followed at the Springsteen Farm, where the family are spending the summer. Refreshments were served on the lawn. Among the Brooklynites present were Dr. and Mrs.

Walter S. Rink, parents of the bride; Mrs. Emma Helfrich, mother of the bridegroom; Mrs. M. L.

Archer, grandmother of the bride; Miss Clara L. Delaney, Miss Mary A. Johnson, Miss M. Anna Smith, Mrs. Margaret H.

Smith. Others present were Mrs. William Grover, Mrs. A. B.

Maillefert. Miss Marjorie Maillefert, Arthur Maillefert of Westfeld. N. J. and a number of residents of Welisbridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Helfrich, after a short wedding trip to Nova Scotia will reside at 1406 Pacife st. Miss Clara Mallory Engaged To Paul J. Kingsley.

Mr. and Mrs. Julias F. Mallory of 319 Stratford Flatbush, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Clara Elizabeth Mallory, to Paul J. Kingsley of Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN TRAVELERS NOTES. Mrs. C. H. Carter and her daughter, Miss Leona Carter, of 195 Argyle rd.

returned Saturday on the Aquitania after a stay of a year on the continent. Madame la Princess C. M. A. Ben Alad returned with them as their guest.

Among the motorists stopping for luncheon at the Profile House, New Hampshire, this week were Mr. and Mrs. John T. Underwood and Miss Gladys E. Underwood of 336 Wash.

fington ave. and Chester W. Lord, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lord of 425 Washington who are spending the summer at the Lake Tarleton Club, Pike, N.

H. Mrs. William H. Todd' and Miss Natalie M. Todd of Brooklyn, arrived on Monday at the Profile House and others from Brooklyn registering there this week ineluded E.

W. Clark, P. B. Hawk Mrs. H.

F. Heald. Mr. and Mrs. A.

D. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Rust, Mrs. M. T. Ogden and Miss C. 8.

Otto. Mrs. William S. Doig. Mrs.

Sara Vanderbilt McFarlan and Mrs. Wil11am A. Brown are the guests of Mrs. R. C.

Combes at her summer home "Ledge Rest' in Mass. The party are taking 8 10-day tour through the Mohawk Trail, stopping en route at the Aspinwall and Berkwith Mrs. Robert Thedford of Ossinshire towns, including a short sojourn ing on the Hudson. Miss M. Louise Mundell with her sister, Miss Isabella F.

Mundell and Mrs. Annie Litchfield Faber are registered at the Aspinwall, Lenox, Mass. and Mrs. Walter B. James are entertaining a party of friends at their cam, on Upper St.

Regis Lake, in the Adirondacks, where they have been since leaving their place at Cold Spring Harbor, L. I. Mr. and Mrs. P.

A. S. Franklin and Miss Franklin of Locust Valley, L. Miss Rosamond Bradley and Miss H. A.

Robeson of Boston are among the guests. Miss Eunice James, who has been abroad for several months, has just returned home and this week joined her parents at the camp. Not far from the James camp Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt of Glen Cove, L.

have their camp and after spending a few days at Glen Cove following their arrival from Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt have gone to the camp to join their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allan McLane Jr.

Among those flying in the Fokker monoplane, "Half Moon," last Saturday at Camp Vail. Little Silver. N. were Mrs. Russell E.

Prentiss and Mrs. Dudley, Dakin Campbell of Brooklyn. Miss Lorna Walsh and Miss Lydia Walsh of 227 Clinton st. were among those sailing on Saturday on the Patria for the Mediterranean cruise. Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Rasch of this boro entertained Senator William M. Calder and Mrs.

Calder at their beautiful estate, Sealand, North Haven, Sag Harbor, last Sunday. Senator Calder delivered an address in the Second Presbyterian Church in the village Sunday morning which was attended by a number of Brooklynites whose summer homes are in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Loyd Arnold of 187 St. Mark's ave. are stopping at the Ocean House, Watch Hill, R. I. At Bald Mountain House, Old Forge.

N. religious services were held last Sunday to continue for the rest of the season. The singing of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W.

Reiners, accompanied by Mrs. Edwin F. Valentine, all of Brooklyn, has added much to the interest in these services. Mrs. A.

L. Gorman with her daughter, Miss Miriam Gorman, has been spending the past month at the Cliff House, Kennebunkport, Me. They ENGAGED. MISS LILLIAN DUFFY Miss Duffy, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick Duffy of 856 President has recently announced her engagement to Eugene Mohin of Greycourt. will now tour the Eastern States, through Crawford Notch, stopping at the Mount Washington Hotel. Part of September October they will spend at their cottage at Meadowmere, L. I. They will be accompanied on their White Mountain tour by Miss Kittie Plunkett of Park Slope.

and Miss Louise Mehl of Manhattan. Mrs. George Trowbridge Miller of 34 Plaza st. is spending the month of August at The Wyandotte, Bellport, L. I.

224 St. James pl. ORGILL-CRESWELL. Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Cetti, Miss Claire Cetti Miss Helen R. Cetti of 221 Eastern Parkway are spending a few weeks at the Hotel St. Dennis, Atlantic City, N.

J. Among those arriving at New York on the White Star liner Adriatic, Aug. 25, from Southampton, were Bernard Low and Edward Low of 500 Washington and Miss Jane Carr of Miss Gladys Usher Creswell became the bride of John Churton Orgill Wednesday evening in St. Mary's Episcopal Church, at Classon and Wil- PERMANENT HAIR WAVE $1 Per Carl for Only weather Lints CARLSON CARLSON 284 Livingston street Phone 0pp. Meniack Brooklyn Miss been for abroad 18 which were spent where she the Y.

A She also M. Austria. Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Fracke Enge Neville G. W. de Heyman of 210 Clermont ave, took place Wednesday ning at 1077 Dean the Rev.

G. F. Bluesi officiating. Mr. de Heyman is the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Frank de Heyman of this city. Mr. and Mrs. de Heyman are spending their honeymoon in the Adirondacks and upon their return will make their home at 262 New York ave.

Coming Events. A block party is to be held for the benefit of the Church of St. Rose of Lima, Rockaway Beach, Sept. 2 and 3. The committee has selected the block on Beach 824 st.

(formerly Holland between the Boulevard and Diener st. The rector of the parish, the Rev. John F. Stack, was formerly at the Church of St. Teresa, Classon ave.

and Sterling pl. Maurice E. Connolly, President of the Bore of Queens, has consented to officially open festivities. The Police Band will furnish the concert and promenade music and the 69th Regiment Band will render the dance music. The double quartet from Police Glee Club will complete the musical program.

Among the features to be presented will be an Irish Village. Social Notes. A Masquerade. A masquerade party was given yesterday at 1845 Park pl. in honor of Miss Gertrude Applebaum's 16th birthday.

The evening was spent in music, dancing and games after which a buffet lunch was served. Among the guests were the Misses Rose Applebaum, Pearl -Lerner, Rose Shean. Sophie Petracefsky, Sadie Miller, Yetta London, Dorothy Buchwold. Fannie Sachs, Celia Neyer, Hattie Fishman, Mollie Gidden, Lillian and Rose Rosen, Mortimer and Walter Lefkowitz. Harry and Jesse Harris.

Harry Kaiser, David Helfond, Arthur Rosenberg, Albert Goldstein, Arthur Diamond, Murray Goldstein, Benjamin Essen, Theodore Levy, Harold Morris. Nathan Rosen, Philip and Charles Naidorf, Joseph Petracefsky and Abe Blank. Miss Murray Entertains. Miss Regina Murray of 1078 Dean vice president of the Chapter, gave a 500 priamond tea at her home Aug. 20.

Among those present were Miss Evelyn Whitehall. Miss Dorothy Stewart, Mrs. Carter Wesley, Miss Betty Rutgers, Miss Mildred Cummings and Miss Pauline Townscend. At the Winyah Cottages. A surprise party was given for Mrs.

Lloyd Kauffman on her birthday last week, at which over 50 guests of the Winyah cottages were present. The was prettily decorated with greens and lanterns. Entertainment was provided by George Story, Mrs. Frank Vantine and Martin Weber. A number of Brooklynites are spending the summer at the cottages.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Brooklyn Council held their afternoon euchre at the clubhouse, 9th on Friday. Mrs. Anna M. Rock was chairman and was assisted by Mrs. A.

Pannell, Mrs. M. Mahon, Mrs. A. Garcia, Mrs.

E. WhitMrs. more. Mrs. Wall, Mrs.

G. Leary, A. Duff and the Misses O'Neill and Frances A. Phillips. At the Hotel Shelburne.

The seventieth birthday of Ferdinand Reinheimer Cortelyou rd. was celebrated at the Hotel Shelburne by a dinner given by his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice P. Davidson.

Following the wedding on Saturday of Miss Anna Beattie and Joseph Healy, at St. Agnes Church in Brooklyn, a reception and wedding breakfast were given at the Shelburne, after which Mr. Healy and his bride started on a month's trip through Canada. Wednesday Club. The Wednesday Club observed its annual outing yesterday with Mrs.

William Elliott Engiand of Downing st. chairman of committee on arrangements. The club is made up of Brooklyn and Freeport women. Mrs. Arthur Cone is president.

The out-oftown and Brooklyn members met at Feltman's for a shore dinner. Among those present were Mrs. Walter Cook, Mrs. Harland Crandell, Mrs. Harold Rhodes, Mrs.

Leonard Schlegel, Mrs. Edwin Ascholia, Mrs. Arthur Cone, Mrs. William Eiliott England. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilson Entertained. John N. Ramsdill gave Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Wilson of 9406 Avenue K. Brooklyn, a birthday party at his residence, 89 Court Saratoga Springs, Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson's birthdays are but a day apart and both were celebrated.

Miss Marge Lutrell Metropolitan Opera Company rendered several solos. Among those present were Mr. and Robert Bain of Flatbush and Washington D. Mr. and Mrs.

J. K. Brundage of Brooklyn, J. N. Ramsdill and Miss Elizabeth Morin of Saratoga Springs, Mr.

and Mrs. William Gallagher of Brooklyn and New Orleans, Herbert McGuire and Edward O'Neil of Brooklyn and Mrs. Edward J. Lutrell and her daughters, Miss Marie Lutrell, and Miss Dorothy Lutrell, of Cedarhurst and Riverside Drive, Manhattan. Lawn Party at Kyserike.

An enjoyable lawn party was tendered the guests of Trowbridge, Dreamland and Neffts farms by Mr. and Mrs. Trowbridge on Thursday evening on the spacious lawn of Trowbridge Fairview Dairy Farm, Kyserike, N. which was attractively orated with American flags and Japlanese lanterns, in honor of the victory won by the baseball team composed of Trowbridge guests against Dreamland and Neftts guests. Solo and recitation selections were rendered and the main feature of the evening was a magicion who had been brought from Kingston for the occasion, after which there were games, dancing and refreshments.

Among those present Mr. and Mrs. William H. Porter, Miss Edith Underwood Porter, Mrs. F.

J. Jones, Miss Emma J. Martini, Mrs. Louise Martini, S. E.

Alcock, William R. Kollman, Frank Norton, William Fay, M. Weber, A. Gelhardt, Mrs. L.

B. Kollman, Mrs. A. Gelhardt, Robert Kollman, Mrs. J.

E. Pelletreau, Miss Grace Pelletreau, the Misses Alice and May Musgrave, Rosalie Espenscheid, Miss Edith Underwood Porter, the Misses Florence Peters and Anna Gordon, Mrs. Edith L. Gordon, the Misses Myrtle E. Markle, Verna Pine, Mary Degraw, A.

Rose, Mr. and Mrs. George Davidson, Mrs. land. Miss Gertrude Gleason Ire ving pl.

who has been spending the summer California, motored there last May. expected retura about Sept. Miss Daisy Krey, president the Philomela Glee Club soloist the Rushwick Avenue M. E. Church.

spending the remainder of summer at Hensonville the Catskills at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Stoss, erly of Brooklyn. Mrs.

Kittie Lyman of Rome. N. formerly of Freeport, L. came from the Adirondacks this week to spend a few days with her cousin, Mrs. C.

F. Verdon of Halsey st. Mrs. Lyman pects return Rome about Sept. 1, Mrs.

John E. Shea has returned to her home on 18th Flatbush, after spending several weeks Kennebunkport, Me. Mrs. Fred Smith, who is stopping at the Edgewood Inn, Greenwich, gave I bridge on Tuesday. The guests were Mrs.

Edward M. Cragin, Mrs. Joseph White, Mrs. Hattie Carson, Mrs. Henry Carson, Mrs.

Joseph Nelson and Mra B. Bechoff. Among the passengers arriving at New York Aug. 22. from Liverpool, on the White Star liner Baltic, were John Stewart of 1240 85th st.

and Miss Sophie Segaloff of 269 Rochester Mrs. M. R. Fisher and the Misses Frances and Muriel Fisher of Clinton st. were the guests of Dr.

and Mrs. James E. Sullivan at their country home, The Hemlocks, in Brentwood, L. over the week end. Miss Belle K.

Meehan of North ford st. and the Misses Marion and Alice Martin of Park are ing a few weeks at Yulan. N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Leo Hallaran of 387 Park pl. are guests at the Elsmere Hotel, Laurel Beach, for the month of August. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Ryan, John V. Gannon and Miss Elizabeth Long of Brooklyn are stopping at the Hill Crest Inn, Milford Pike, Conn. Miss May V. Fleming, daughter, of Thomas J.

Fleming, of Hoyt is stopping at the Glen Eden. Washington, for a few weeks. MANY LATECOMERS AT SARATOGA SPRINGS Saratoga Springs, Aug. 27. -The kirmess for the benefit of the American Legion Memorial Building was the event of first magnitude here this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Olcott were crowned King and Queen of Kirmessland in a beautiful setting on the opening night, Thursday, The indoor pageant was witnessed by several thousand people and continued for two nights. Among those who had boxes were Col. and Mrs.

Jefferson de Mont Thompson, Payne Whitney, Richard T. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Widener, Mr.

Mrs. George D. Widener, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B.

Swope. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Alexandre, who have been spending the summer here, were honor guests a farewell luncheon on Thursday, they leaving later for their home in Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. William Donovan were week's visitors in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Richards and children of Brooklyn have been spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McMillan of Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs.

John Newhouse were other Brooklyn visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ireland of Brooklyn joined Mr. and Mrs.

James Shannon of the same city, who have been summer guests of Mrs. (Charles E. Grooms here. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Sherman and daughter, Dorothy Rae. of Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sherman, here for several days.

Mrs. William Berkland of Brooklyn is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0.

Dorum at Fort Edward. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scales of Brooklyn are at their summer camp at Glen Lake. Mrs.

William J. Noonan of Brooklyn is the guest of Mrs. William D. MacMurray. Mrs.

Olive Munyon of Brooklyn, who has been the guest of Mrs. Henry W. Somers, has returned to her home. MARTHA'S VINEYARD. Oak Bluffs, Aug.

27-Governor's Day last Saturday ushered in a. gala week for Oak Bluffs. Ideal weather has helped to make the carnival a great success. Oak Bluffs has reveled in water sports, hydroplane trips, parades and band concerts. Among late Brooklyn arrivals at Eastville Inn are Judge and Mrs.

V. De Charles Huethwohl Lawrence Fish, H. A. A Luederion, Sara Samuel A. Dunn, Harry E.

Veistal and wife, Miss Frances Griswold. Mr. and Mrs. A. I.

Tabor and H. M. McDounce. Many Brooklynites have been returning the past week. Mr.

and Mra. Rae and Miss Florence Rae, with Mra. Thomas Morch and Miss Dorothy Morch are motoring home by way of Plymouth and Boston. Mr. and Mrs.

L. M. Van Wagoner have also motored home to Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Sutton returning with them. Fishing is a favorite sport among Brooklynites here. off Wood's Hole the following group of men had good luck on Friday: Judge Fish.

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