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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 1 11 Society Continued from Page I of Ridgewood, N. was cOhostess. The president, Mrs. Mabel Heath Kempster, presented a paper on "Bridges." Mrs. Ow William B.

Strong, entertained The hostess and her daughter, by playing Chaminade on two and pianos, Tschalkowsky. selections A luncheon followed the meeting. Long Island Society Many Small Parties Given By Hempstead Social Set Special to The Eagle wHempstead, L. Vanderminden Nov. was 20-Mrs.

hostess at cards and tea yesterday at her home on Fulton St. Her guests were Mrs. Bruno Naumann, Mrs. August Wanderer, Mrs. George Pink, Paul Ohrtman, Mrs.

Charles Hogel, Mrs. Charles Tinsley and Mrs. Wallace Hill. Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Hance of Washington St. are on an extended motor trip, having left several days ago. expect to go as far as San Antonio, Texas, in their itinerary. The Rev. Arnold Williamson and family of Fairlawn Ave, spent the week at Roanoke, Mr.

and Theodore Berg of Front St. have gone to Miami for the Winter. W. P. Collins of Greenwich St.

has had with her for a few days her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins, who with their child have returned recently to America, following mission work in Miss Miriam Mott. a student at the Russell Sage Foundation College, Troy, will spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Mott, at their home on Cruikshank Ave. The Motts have just returned from a several weeks' Southern motor trip. Mr. and Mrs.

James M. Shoemaker of Plandome, L. will entertain for their daughter, Miss VirShoemaker, a junior at Wellesley College. Miss Shoemaker is at home for the weekend. Mrs.

Phoebe Howard, Miss Frances Howard and A. Hawthorne Howard Jr. of Sands Point, L. will leave next week for a cruise to the West Indies in their yacht, the Sylvia. Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Richards have come in from Locust Valley, L. and are at 825 Madison Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Walker of Great Neck, L. announce the birth of a son last night at Miss Lippincott's Sanatorium, Manhattan, Mr. Walker is city editor of the Herald-Tribune. BIES-SWEENEY Miss Eleanor Aiguier Sweeney, daughter of Mrs. Mattie A.

Sweeney of 1234 Pacific was married last evening to Frank Roger Bies, of Mr. Mrs. J. S. Bies of 10943 109th Ozone Park, L.

I. The ceremony was performed in the Brooklyn Presbyterian Church of Peace by the Rev. Charles Nietzer at 8 o'clock and was followed by a reception at Buckingham Hall. Miss Mattie A. Sweeney of Philadelphia, was maid of honor for her sister and Miss Rose Marie Janner of Manhattan and Miss Irma McLean of Richmond Hill, Miss Laura Falconer 50 Plaza St.

has been elected captain of the riding team at Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. The team recently its annual meet with the House-in-the-Pines School. L. were bridesmaids. John H.

Mueller of Glendale, L. was best man and the ushers were John S. Bies of Ozone Park, L. brother of the bridegroom, and Louis Milarta of Hollis, L. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Bies will go to Nassau, Miami and Havana on their wedding trip and upon their return will live at 103-35 97th Richmond Hill. MRS. WOOD HOSTESS Mrs.

David Wood of 251 Stuart Garden City, L. gave a. breakfast and golf party at the Crescent Athletic-Hamilton Club, at Huntington, L. on Wednesday. The were Mrs.

Faber, Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs. Fredrick Hornby. Mrs. Walter B.

Smith, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Walter Ebinger, Mrs. Frank Merrill, Mrs. Harmon Haff, Mrs.

Frederick Bergun, Mrs. Rudolph Freyfelt, Mrs. Walter Gurden and Mrs. James McFadden, CHOIR DANCE The members of the Central Presbyterian Church Choir held a dance last evening in the lower chapel of the church, which was decorated with Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums. The guests were received by Mr.

and Mrs. Carl C. Schmidt and members of the committee of arrangements, including the Misses Laura Suttie, Ruth Cox, Ethel Seymour, Dorothea Williams, Helen Moenkoeff and Helen Witte, G. William Carlberg and Edwin Pelpher. Among those present were the Misses Florence Hoole, Frederika Snow, Penelope Rollins, Alma Hitchcock, Louise Krug, Augusta Lockhart, Evelyn Freire, Melba Fendrich, Bertha Hall, Marian De Graff, Isabel Leech, Betty Dadik, Sonia Locus.

and Mrs. Robert B. Northrup, Mr. and Mrs. George Westerfield, Mr.

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William Noble Bush, Howard A. Leggett, John Apelskog, Walter W. Lawrence and Frederick M. Glover. Mrs.

Adeline K. Kerlin, dean of women at Long Island University, left yesterday for Elmira, N. to represent the university at the annual convention the New York State Association of Deans. STEIN-LEVINSON The marriage Miss Evelyn Levinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin D. Levinson of 455 Ocean Cedarhurst, L. to A. Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Enrico N. Stein of 575 Park Manhattan, took place yesterday afternoon in the Ambassador, the Rev. Dr. Stephen Give for the Unemployed The Strump Unconditional Assures Complete FIVE Offer Wise officiating. A large reception followed.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Mortimer M. Ripin acted as matron of honor and Miss Anita Fried as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs.

Sanford Goldzier and Mrs. George Holzman. Mr. Stein had his brother, Karl Stein, for his best man. The ushers were: James Steinheimer, Robert Weil, Mortimer M.

Ripin, Herbert Goldfrank, Allen Solinger and William Frolichstein. Upon their return from a wedding trip to White Sulphur Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Stein will make their home in Manhattan. HEMPSTEAD P.

T. A. Hempstead, L. Noc. 20-Mrs.

Parry E. Bannerman was hostess to members of the executive board of the Hempstead P. T. A. at her home on Front Hempstead, yesterday afternoon.

when tentative plans were made for the Guarantee Satisfaction program of the next three months. On Monday afternoon, Nov. 30, the first in a series of tease will take place at the Fulton school, with Mrs. Alden Seabury hostess. SON BORN SON BORN Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Gross of 462 E. 46th St. announce the birth of a yesterday Israel Zion Hospital. Mrs.

Gross is the former Miss Florence Mann. Erasmus Faculty Hears Col. Moore Col. Philip A. Moore gave an interesting talk before faculty and a few students in the library of Erasmus Hall High School yesterday on the subject of "Today's Northwest." Colonel Moore graduate of Princeton and saw service in the World War.

He 1 has lived in the Northwest most of his life. A collection of Indian articles which he had collected was on display. Before his talk a luncheon was tendered Colonel Moore by the faculty. BARN DANCE TOMORROW Valley Stream, L. Nov.

20-A barn dance will be held tomorrow night by the Citizens Club at the clubhouse, 5th St. DRIVERS TERM SUSPENDED Cedarhurst, L. Nov. 20-Found guilty of driving while intoxicated, Union Temple OF BROOKLYN 17 Enstern Parkway, at Pla24 St. Friday, Nov.

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