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DO tel al THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1920. Social Events of Note lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was attired in maize taffeta and the bridesmaid in orchid Georgette, the former carrying pale pink roses and the latter tea roses, Mr. and Mrs.

Klink Jr. will spend their honeymoon at Buck Hill Falls. FLEMING--SIMON. FLEMING--SIMON. A number of Brooklyn people attended the wedding of Miss Violet Simon of Plattekill, N.

to Patrick Fleming at the Church of St. Charles, Gardner, N. on Sept. 29. Miss Jane McLean attended the bride, and William Fleming acted as best man.

Miss Simon wore gray satin and carried bouquet of fellow tea roses. Following the ceremony a refrom an extended honeymoon through home of the bride. On their return ception and dance was held at the the South Mr. and Mrs. Fleming will make their residence in Plattekill.

The bride's father, Charles Simon, lives in this boro. Among the Brooklyn people who went to Gardiner for the wedding were A. Donovan, Mrs. William Kick, Mrs. Kehoe, Miss Bertha Kehoe, Mrs.

R. Schwarz, Mrs. Lory, Mrs. Leith, Miss Ella Leith, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Campbell, Mrs. St. John, Miss Sarah Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. G.

A. Manard, Miss Jane McLean, J. Mandel, E. Pasternack and Mrs. W.

Brosnan. Forbes-Kent. The Pouch Mansion was the scene on Wednesday of the wedding of Miss Caroline Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R.

Kent of 101 Adelphi to Gilbert Forbes, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Forbes of 207 Adelphi st. The Rev.

William Nichols officiated at 8:30 o'clock. The bride wore a gown of white Georgette with a veil of tulle and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. Miss Sadie Kent, the maid of honor, and Miss Eleanor Hedberg, the flower girl, had frocks of pink satin and carried pink roses. John Lohman was best man and the ushers were Joseph Kent, William Bolm and Willis Hamilton, all of this boro. Miss Irene A.

Metzger, daughter of Mrs. George W. Ehlers of 2111 Regent was a bride of the week, her marriage to J. Charles Metzger taking place at St. Mark's M.

E. Church on Wednesday, the Rev. Dr. Robert Moore officiating. The wedding was a quiet one at 4:30 o'clock.

Miss Edna Fischer was maid of honor and Edward W. Metzger best man. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Marie Metzger of 352 E. 26th st.

Coming Events The annual entertainment and dance of the Quartermen and Leadingmen's Association of the New York Navy Yard will be held at Trommer's Hall Monday evening, Oct. 25. The offurs of the association are: James K. Chamberlain, president; John J. Fitzgerald, Thomas Hurley, Charles Jane, John Pressler, Harry Neiderhauser and William Jarvis.

On the entertainment committee are: James P. Devlin, John Hannan, co William Gaskins, Harry F. Wilkinson, Philip Lovingham, James Donovan, Michael Scanlon and S. H. Benson.

Mrs. Pauline Sherwood of 281 Rugby rd. is chairman of the bazar which Aurora Grata Chapter No. 207, O. E.

is to give on Nov. 12 and 13. As already announced, it will be held at the Masonic Temple. The Samoset Club will hold a dance and reception on Nov. 19 at the Pouch Gallery.

This is its first dance this season. Prosperity Camp No. 4817. Royal Neighbors of America, will hold a barn dance and country store on Tuesday evening, Oct. 12.

at Buffalo Hall, Fulton st. and Buffalo ave. The committee in charge comprises Mrs. Kathryn Deery, chairman; Miss Josephine Ellis, Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell and Mrs.

Mabel P. Comstock. Music is under the direction of George Dailey. Morning Star Council No. 15.

Daughters of Columbia, will hold its regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 11, at the K. of C. Institute, 81 Hanson pl. The Arrow Social Club of 954 Putnam ave.

will hold its annual ball on Friday evening, Nov. 12, at Arcadia Hall, under the chairmanship of George W. Benfeld. The officers of the club are: President, Phillip Lee; vice president, William House; secretary. John Vogel; financial secretary, Manuel S.

Gonsalez, and treasurer, Jack Claire. Social Notes. Miss Altherr's Birthday Party. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Altherr gave a party in honor of the birthday of their daughter, Miss Adelaide Altherr, on Saturday, Oct. 2, at their home 3510 Ave. Flatbush. Among those present were. Miss Anna Barr, Miss Constance Decker, Miss Elizabeth DeWolfe, Miss Dolores De Wolfe, Miss Matilda O'Conor, Miss Mabel Lockwood, Miss Helen Jergens, Miss Edith Ingus, Miss Dorothy Filgner, Miss Carol Atwell, Miss Thelma Schears, Miss Florence Morris, Miss Muriel Jackson, Miss Mildred Strack, Miss Mary Melvin, Miss Anna Melvin, Miss Ellen Rorke, Miss Emma McMarra, Miss Muriel Scribbons, Miss Anna Hunecke, Carl O'Conor, Jack MacGowan, Charles Ulgner, Henry Altherr, Ferris Altherr, Mr.

and Mrs. Scherr, Mr. and Mrs. De Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs.

Terence Decker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Morris, Frank Tegler, Miss Margaret Barry, A Bride of the Summer MRS. ALLEN W. AUGUST 0170 BARONS dE Before her marriage last June Mrs. Allen W. August was Miss Clarice E.

Abrahams of 286 New York ave. Deelet, Mr. and Mrs. Bosselmann, Mr. and Mrs.

Kielholz, Dr. and Mrs. Hatton, Dr. and Mrs. Wolf, Mr.

and Mrs. Schlage, Mr. and Mrs. Witti, Mr. and Mrs.

George Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Hermans, Mr. and Mrs. Fasenrath.

Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Faber, Mr.

and Mrs. Michaels, Mr. and Mrs. Buttshart, Mr. and Mrs.

Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miles, Mr.

and Mrs. Carter, Olie Miles, Mrs. Steiner, Mr. and Mrg. Manneck, Mr.

and Mrs. Inteman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kolle and Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Kolle. Ariss Anna T. Connor--Murphy.

Murphy, daughter Mr. And Mrs. Edward H. Murphy of 1660 41st and John J. Connor of 1628 42d this boro, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Connor, were married Wednesday morning at the Church of St. Rose, of Lima. The, wore a gown of ivory satin and bride, Georgette, and carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.

Miss Ida Murphy, sister of the bride, maid of honor, wore a frack orchid Georgette, with a picture hat to match, and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Leonard Connor, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. After the ceremony, member of the immediate families attended a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's parents. Weddings. Kuhnla-Rehbein.

Miss Augusta E. Rehbein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Rehbein, of 173 Warwick Charles F.

Kuhnia, of Mr. Mrs. August and Kuhnla, of 195 Sunnyside were married on Saturday evening, Oct. 2, at 7 o'clock, at the bride's residence. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Dr. Floyd L. Cornish. Miss Rehbein was attended by her sister, Miss Josephine Ottilie Rehbein, as maid of honor. Miss Walaska C.

Bussman was flower girl and Jean Adam Brunner best man. A reception followed the ceremony. On their return from a honeymoon trip the young couple will reside at 181 Sunnyside ave. Egan-Perez. The marriage of Miss Edith daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Perez, of 172 Covert to Philip Egan of Manhattan took place Sunday, Oct. 3, at 4 o'clock, in the Church of St. Marof Tours, the ceremony being performer by the Rev. Father Lynch.

Dinfollowed at the home of the br'de's parents. Miss Ann Perez acted as maid of honor for her sister and the bridesmaids were Miss Helen Kevill, Miss Beatrice Egan, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Helen Joyce. The best man was William Dowd and the ushers William and Joseph Burkhart, Albert Rollins and George Wyart, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Upon their return from their honeymoon, on which they will travel from Niagara Falls through a large part of Canada, Mr. and Mrs.

Egan will make their home at 1065 Decatur st. Mrs. Daisy E. Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward C. Edwards of Goes in the Movies MISS ETHEL DWYER Miss Ethel Dwyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Dwyer of 1533 W. 3d left for Tulsa, a fortnight ago, to play the lead in a series of motion dealing with life in the Far was formerly a promipictures, nent member of the Garrick Dramatic Society, and is a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School, class of 1918. 2515. Clarendon Flatbush, was married recently to Leonard I. L'Hommedieu, the ceremony being formed on Thursday, Sept.

30, in St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Newark, N. where the bride's parents were also married. The Rev. E.

A. Wasson officiated at 7:30 o'clock. The maid of honor was Miss Frances G. Roche, and Capt. Metcalfe Reed was best man.

Supper at the Hotel Robert Treat followed the ceremony, after which the bride and bridegroom left for a trip South. The former was educated at Erasmus Hall High School. Mr. L'Hommedieu is a graduate of the College of Rochester and before moving to Manhattan resided at Cherry Valley, N. Y.

He and his bride will live at 35 Maple court, Flatbush. Brown--Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Fisher of 57 Highland pl. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Margaret Fisher, to Dr. George L. Brown of Memphis, at 5:30 o'clock, on Tuesday, Sept.

28. at the Church of the Transfiguration. Manhattan. The ceremony was followed by a dinner at the Waldorf -Astoria. Mrs.

Brown is a graduate of the Presbyterian Hospital, Manhattan, and during the war served with the Red Cross. Dr. Brown was formerly a captain in the United States He and Mrs. Brown will reside in the South. Heller--McCloskey.

Miss Harriet P. McCloskey was married on Tuesday, Sept. 28, to Franklin T. Heller at the home of her aunt, Mrs. H.

Potter of 1709 Cropscy the Rev. Walter Southerton officiating: The bride wore a gown of white satin and Georgette trimmed with silver and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. Mrs. Ema Sheeley of Newburgh, N. the matron of honor, was in pink satin and net with bouquet of pink roses.

Guernsey Sheeley was best man, and the ushers were Edward Bonnell, Donald Flessa, William Holt Flessa. J. Van Siclen, organist of the New Utrecht Reformed Church, played the wedding march. The ceremony took place before an embankment of palms. Mr.

Heller served for twenty-one months with the motor ambulance corps at Fort Oglethorpe and at Eastman, N. Y. On their return from their honeymoon he and Mrs. Heller will reside in the New Utrecht section. Klink--Foster.

The marriage of Miss Harriet A. Foster of Brooklyn and Joseph Klink of Englewood took place at the bride's home, 750 Herkimer on Saturday, Oct. 2, at 5 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. B.

Munson officiating. Miss Mabel Foster was her sister's maid of honor. Miss Adeline Camp was bridesmaid. Richard Siller of Suffern acted as best man. The bride's gown was of white satin and Georgette with a veil of tulle and orange blossoins.

She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and orange blossoms. She carried shower bouquet of white roses and A Recent Fiancee MISS EMILY FISCHER Miss Emily Fischer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Fischer of 1716 43d Parkville, has recently announced her engagement to John H.

Bennert, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bennert of this boro. Miss Florence Buck, Mr.

and Mrs. Gaynor and Mrs. Elizabeth Gaynor. Miss Johnson Engaged. Mr.

and Mrs. James P. Johnson of 259 Hillside Jamaica, L. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Georgia Johnson, to Chauncey Smith Wilson, son of Mrs. Edna Wilson of S.

Portland Brooklyn. Miss Johnson is a graduate of the the Jamaica High School and of the Normal Art School of Adelphi College, class of 1915. Mr. Wilson served for two and a half years in the U. S.

Navy and was overseas for nine months. Mr. and Mrs. Diehl's Anniversary. Mr.

and Mrs. Gustave Diehl celebrated the 15th anniversary of their wedding, Oct. 3, at home of the latter's sister, Mrs. George E. Winslow of 1349 Union who was maid of honor at the wedding.

Others present were Mrs. Stehley (Kathryn Platt Gunn), and Mrs. William Wheeler (Lola Powell) of Bridgeport, the bridesmaids; John Diehl, the best man, and Charles Ebbets, an usher. Dancing, music and games made the evening pass very pleasantly, the prize winners being Mrs. Augusta Gunn, Miss Laurette Marston, Mrs.

Wheeler and John Diehl. Others present included Mrs. Inman of Denver, Ray Stehley, William Wheeler and Mrs. Charles Ebbets. Miss Mohrmann Engaged.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Mohrmann of 8748 94th Woodhaven, L. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alma Carolyn Mohrmann, to Henry C.

Bohack Jr. Mr. Bohack is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.

Bohack of 390 Greene ave. Miss Edith May MacGrath of 526 Flatbush has just returned from Europe on the Zeeland. While abroad she visited Italy, France, Belgium and England. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry D. Annable of 425 Putnam ave. have returned home after spending four months at their country place, the Laurels, Atco, Pa. Mrs. William Malcolm Beardslee (Helen V.

Bertram) of 2311 Neck Sheepshead Bay, left on Monday to join her husband in St. Louis, where they will spend the winter with Mr. Beardslee's parents. Miss Mote Engaged. Mrs.

Louise Mote of 492 Elton st. announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Josephine E. Mote, to Eugene A. Donohue of 299 E. 5th st.

The prospective bridegroom leaves shortly for Savannah, on a new business venture and the marriage ceremony will in all probability be performed in the South soon after the first of the year. A Birthday Party. ley Schwartz. Aurora Grata, 0. E.

S. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Goldstone, of 27 Van Buren street, tendered their son, Seymour, a surprise party in honor of his seventh, birthday on Sunday, Oct. 3.

children present were: Pearl Solow, Luella De Angelis, Aaron Goldstein, Miriam and Mailand Alexrod, Miriam and Roy Sper, Clara Benjamin, Marlow and Irving Hirshlerfer, Evans and Edna Cohen, Bevorly F. Chamow, Morris Steiner, Morton Weintraub, Adele Cobert, Helen Victoria Schwartz, Ruth, Eddie and Gene Laskind, Seymour Goldenberg, Thelma Jacoby, Tillie Sper and Stan- Charter night was held by Aurora Grata Chapter, 207, O. E. on Saturday evening, Oct. 2, when four of the original members were received.

They were Mrs. Lillie Robbins, senior past matron; Mrs. Esther Finch, Mrs. Elizabeth Pope and Mrs. Helen Norton.

Mrs. Emma Emory-Jones, the worthy matron, welcomed them and congratulated them on the 20th anniversary of the chapter. The chaplain, Miss Clara Bell Emory, also spoke and presented each charter member with a cup and saucer. Mr. and Mrs.

Kolle's Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Kolle celebrated the 18th anniversary of their marriage with a dinner to several of their friends at Prospect Hall, last Sunday evening.

Mr. Kolle, who has lived all his life in Brooklyn, owns Prospect Hall. A feature of the entertainment was a clock golf tournament between George McKibben, John Eden, Henry Schmidt, Frank Keilholz and William Kolle, the big loving cup, which was the prize, going to Mr. McKibben. Among those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. George McKibbin, Mr. and Mrs. John Eden, Mrs. Jantzer, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs.

C. In Honor of Mr. Rabinowitz. A party was given in honor of Louis Rabinowitz last week at his home, 2182 Pitkin ave. Those present were: Al Pruzick, Harold Becher, Ben Klein, Ralph Dembrow, Louis Foxtow, Irving Coltoff, Joe D.

Diamond, Jack Doyne, Irving Cohen, Al Irving Sorcher, Joe Falick, Irving Smith, Sidney Cohen, Moe baum, Moe Artz, Miss Leah Herzog, Miss Ida Schefflein, Miss Lillian Schefflein, Miss Sadie Gerzog, Miss Henrietta Widler, Miss Bertha Foxtow, Miss Annette Fisher, Miss Celia Sercus, Miss Sarah Goldstein, Miss Lillian Alperstein, Miss. Phoebe Robin, Miss Ella Goldstein, Miss Ida Rabinowitz, Miss Shirley Rabinowitz, Miss Minerva Rothenberg. At the Hotel Shelburne. John Reisenweber's birthday on Thursday, Sept. 30, was celebrated by his friends with a dinner at the Hotel Shelburne, Brighton Beach.

Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faber, F. D. Fricke, Miss Hattie Mertens, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Volk, Herman Reher, Mrs. John Reher, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Myer, Mr.

and Mrs. Haaren, Valentine Schmitt, the Misses Schmitt, Mrs. Henry von Minden and Miss Bertha Schroeder. Mme Emma Sternfeld, who passed the summer at the Shelburne, sailed for Europe on Thursday on board the France, and after a short stay in Paris will go to her home in Vienna. Mme.

Sternfeld was the principal guest at several affairs shortly before her departure. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fischer gave a farewell dinner for her at the hotel, covers being laid for 20. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kerkow also gave a dinner in her honor at their home, 125 E. 6th and Miss Ida Fischer entertained at a musicale for Mme. Sternfeld, 50 guests being present. An automobile party from Madison, N.

which spent several days at the Shelburne during the week included Mrs. W. 0. Chandler and her children, Mrs. Roosevelt Davis and Miss Evelyn V.

Davis. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Delaney, accompanied by the Misses Margaret Agnes Lumley, were visitors from Troy, N.

and others registered from the same city included Edward F. McCann, Henry Griffn, John Coyle, Thomas H. Evers and John Conroy. Other arrivals the past few days were C. H.

Lindhurst of Freeport, Mr. and a Mrs. M. S. Schmidt of Philadelphia, Thomas Jeffrey and R.

of Scranton, Miss Elizabeth Huntington Boston, and Miss Olive Loomis of Manhattan. Mr. Campion Entertain. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard O. Campion entertained at their hrme on Homer Lee Jamaica Estates, L. on Saturday evening, Oct. 2. Bridge and dancing added to the pleasure of the evening.

Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whedon. Mr. and Mrs.

Augustine Davis, Miss Dorothy Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Kellar, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Boehm, Mr. and Mrs. David W. Couch, Mr. and Mra.

S. Guider, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davidson, Mr. and Mrs.

Olaf Zutterland. Elsie Zutterland, Harold B. Holmes, Miss Beatrice Deskau, Harvey Couch, "Couchard Vollmer and Miss Gertrude Shower for Miss Westervelt. A surprise miscellaneous shower was tendered Miss Elsie Westervelt of 448 E. 52d Flatbush, recently, by her friends the Misses Louise Duckhoff and Rosalind Kaphan at the home of the latter, 69 15th st.

Miss Westervelt is to become the bride of Clarence W. Mundy of Abbeville, S. C. The Wian G. S.

Club. The Wian Girls Social Club of Brooklyn held its initial fall meeting on Friday evening, Oct. 1, at the home of Miss Margaret Raymond, 238 8th st. The annual election of officers resulted as follows: Miss Marie Connolly, president; Miss Marie McNally, secretary and editor, and Miss Margarite Miss Raymond, Connolly will treasurer. be the hostess, at a Columbus Eve party tomorrow, and the next regular meeting is scheduled for Friday, Oct.

15, at 33 Willow the home of Miss Beatrice Butler. A Successful Block Party. The block party given by the Drexel Biddle Bible Class of St. Stephens's Church on Jefferson between Ralph and Patchen Saturday night, Oct. 2, was a most picturesque Hair Coloring GUARANTEED HARMLESS PROCESS BERNS Hair formerly FREDERICK with 25 Dressing.

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White of the section told of Drexel Biddle Bible classes and the work they are doing. Dancing and visiting the many booths followed. The Loeffler Mansion at 804 Jefferson ave. received the gold piece for "the most beautiful decorations. The Eldredge Homestead at 780 Jefferson ave.

received honorable mention. The committee consisted of Chester A. Allen, George Evans, C. Sweet, M. E.

Haviland, Fred Kopf and William H. Clinchy. are largely Irish, is eagerly anticipatThe old. 9th Ward, whose residents ing the forthcoming block party on Prospect between Franklin and Bedford to be known as Irish Village Night. It will take place on Columbus Day evening under the auspices of the William Smith O'Brien Branch, F.

O. I. F. Booths representing the various provinces will be in charge of Mrs. George J.

Parker, Mrs. Joseph V. Cunneen, Miss Genevieve T. McKenna and Miss Arabel Cashman. Joseph V.

Cunneen is chairman of the committee. Sacred Heart Council, K. of assisted by its Ladies Auxiliary, will hold a novelty minstrel show and dance on Monday evening, Oct. 11, at the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum. The show is under direction of Ray McArdle.

The committee of arrangements comprises Joseph P. McKeever, chairman; Joseph Regan, Frank Giorgio, Albert Meissner, Harry J. Faulkner, Ray McArdle, Henry Greutzmacher, Thomas P. Daly, P. J.

Farrelly, C. A. Hauck, L. F. Scanlan, Joseph Tobin, James Faulkner, John Lane and John Doherty.

St. Patrick's Branch of the Gaelic League will hold its first ceilidh and dance on Tuesday evening in Victory Hall, Nostrand and Myrtle aves. Exhibition step dancing by some of the most talented Irish dancers in the New York Gaelic League will be a feature. Hunter J. Smith is chairman of the committee of the Highland Lake reunion dance, which is to take place at the Pouch Gallery on Friday evening, Oct.

15. He is assisted by John J. McManus, Henry G. Klein and Mortimer S. Weis.

The Durro Club, of 126 Blake is to give a surprise ball on Saturday evening. Oct. 16, at the Brownsville Labor Lyceum. The committee consists Samuel Cohen. chairman; Harry Bloom, Samuel Z.

Meltzer, Epstein, Louis Mars, M. Samuel Shafsky and Irving Katz. Sororities and Fraternities. Kappa Kappa. A dinner and dance was given by campers of Karamac Kamp, Delaware Water Gap, at the Strand Roof Garden on Saturday evening.

Sept. 25. Kappa Kappa fraternity was organized by this group of campers and the fraternity's first event this season will be a dance, to be held at the Prospect Park Casino, Saturday evening, Oct. 16. Beta Phi.

The first fall meeting of Beta Phi Sorority was held on Thursday at the residence of Miss Bertha Edebohls, 141 Rogers ave. The following were elected: Miss Bertha Edebohls, Ethel De Angelo, Miss Ethel president: Cuming Miss and Miss Jean Walsh. Other members present were Miss Mildred Lawrence, Miss Ruth Linnig, Miss Marion Marion McParlane, Meridred Jacobs and Miss Gladys Eggers. The sorority will give a dance at the Astor the latter part of November. Sigma Kappa Epsilon.

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