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Ml BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1930. mother. Her train was fastened to the waist by a yoke of duchess lace and she wore a veil of net held by a cap of duchess lace and caught ttooieta with orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet was a shower of white roses and valley lilies. The matron of Bayport Woman Hurt When Range Explodes Bayport, L.

Oct. 15 Mrs. Michael Stoll of this community is in a serious condition In the South-side Hospital in Bar Shore, where she was rushed Monday after a range In the kitchen of her home exploded. A new heating ssytem had recently been installed. The honor wore a green transparent vel vet gown, princess style, made with a bolero in the front, ending in a bow.

She had matching shoes and Mrs. John Durnin of 2509 Avenue to Felix Joseph Mulhare. son of Mrs. Mary Mulhare of 6305 20th Ave, and the late Felix Mulhare, took place this morning at 10 a.m. at St.

Edmond's Roman Catholic Church, on Avenue and Ocean Ave. The Rev. Eugene Crawford performed the ceremony, which was followed by a reception in the Hotel St. George. Mrs.

Harry Bouchler was the matron of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Orace Bell and Miss Lo-retta Flanagan. John Domo was best man and the ushers were Hugh McOinley and Kenneth Durnin, brother of the bride. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Mulhare will reside in Flatbush.

carried talisman roses. The brides Mist Loniie Eliot Cutter To Be Married Saturday To Robert A. Pinkerton maids wore peach transparent velvet gowns made like that of the force of the exnlosion sent frag matron of honor. They also wore Miss Louise Eliot Cutter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Eliot Cutter of 40 matching shoes and carried talis ments of iron in every direction and to mangled her left arm that it had to be amputated. Her son, Eugene, received a broken finger when a man roses. The house was decorated with bronae dahlias, oak leaves, E. 54th Manhattan, and West-harapton Beach, L. and formerly of Brooklyn, will be married to Rob ferns and palms.

William Ryder Moody of Flushing, L. was best man for Mr. Keller and the ushers were George piece of metal struck CARD PARTY Cardinal Council, No. 312, C. W.

ert Allen Pinkerton, son of Mrs. Allen Pinkerton of 610 Park Ave, Thorns and Frank Rodger Thorns Jr. The bride received her education at were Mrs. Arthur Quenzer, Mrs. William H.

Lawrence, Miss Juliet Haley, Mrs. Edward Grant, Mrs. Olenn Iva Feck, Mrs. A. M.

Kendrick, Mrs. William L. Chapman and Miss Fannie Todd. Mrs. Albert E.

Thlele of 488 Mc-Donough St. entertained the "Once-a-Month" group at the Lido Country Club ior luncheon and bridge yesterday. Her guests Included Mrs. William Hngendorn of Kew Oar-dens, Mrs. Wylie Macer and Mrs.

F. J. Kruse. who substituted for Mrs. W.

E. Halligan of Huntington. Visitation Executives Meet At Mits McCormack't Home The second executive board meeting of the Visitation Alumnae was held yesterday afternoon at the home of the president. Miss Alice McCormack, 53S 1st St. Flans were made for the alumnae bridge, which will take place in November at the St.

Oeorge Hotel. Tea was served, at which Miss Helen O'Keefe poured. Those present were the Misses Alice McCormack, Esther Stern, Kathryn Seele, Margaret Normlle, Adeline Delbon, Dorothy Reynolds. Marie Carlln, Clara Oeoghan, Anne Higglns, Mary Caufield, Agnes O'Donnell, and Mrs. William F.

Oreegan, Mrs. Edward 3. McOratty, Mrs. William B. Thornton, Mrs.

Edmund J. Donogan, Mrs. Edward P. Mulllns, Mrs. Joseph W.

Mrs. Kurt Ltitz, Mrs. E. Avery and Miss Nancy McLoughlin. Miss Marie Aatoinette Sohmtr Engaged to Russell F.

Mae'Grotty Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Sohmer of' 447 Marlborough Road, announce Adelphl Academy and the Katherine Gibbs School. Mr.

Keller attended B. will open their season's activities with a card party at the American Legion Clubhouse, 345 78th tomorrow night. Miss Helen Plunkett will be the hostess, Assisted by Miss Helen Hoelzer, Miss Catherine Servla and Mrs. Marcella Howard, Erasmus Hall and Trinity College Mr. and Mrs.

Keller will go to Bermuda on their wedding trip and upon their return will reside at 454 EGAN APFLEGATE On Saturday, at Our Lady Help of Christians R. C. Church, Miss Ruth Madeline Applegate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William O.

Apple-gate of 1536 Marine Parkway, was married to Francis Egan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Egan of Quincy, Mass. Miss Ethel Applegate was her sister's attendant and Frederick J. Jones was best man for Mr.

Egan. After a reception at the Astor Hotel the couple left for an extended motor trip. Upon their return they will reside at Madison Manor. oraior oi me council. WKV ImmM I A -V Si -J -s?) -rX Ill mm i 111 1 v- nil Hv Ji E.

22d St. Mr. and Mrs. George Storer Bur Manhattan, and Islip, L. and the late Mr.

Pinkerton, on Saturday. The ceremony will be performed at the Cutter home at Westhampton by the Rev. Dr. Philip Stelnmetz of Philadelphia. Owing to the recent death of Mr.

Pinkerton's father the wedding will be a small one and the informal reception and breakfast will be limited to the immediate families and a few friends. Miss Ann Cutter will be the only attendant for her sister. Robert P. Oibb will be best man for Mr. Pinkerton.

Mr. Pinkerton and his bride will make their home at 410 Park Manhattan. nett of 413 Park Place were guests of Gen. Howard S. Boredn on an air flight Monday in his Amphibian plane, flying along' the Jersey coast to Monmouth Beach and on the Katherine White, Joseph- Tucker-man Tower and Evelyn P.

Luquer. Mrs. I. Sheldon Tllney and Mrs. Orson D.

Munn will give a dinner dance next Friday evening at the Hotel Pierre for Miss Elizabeth Kountze, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze. Bernon 8.

Prentice and his daughter, Miss Clare Prentice, will make their home at the new Hotel Pierre. Priadle Got Miss Anne Goss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wright Dillingham Goss of Kew Gardens, L. was married to Dr.

Kirk Hubbard Prlndle of San Mateo, jiesterday, at the home of the bride's parents. The Rev. Walter H. Cambridge of the Church of St. Matthew performed the ceremony.

Miss Goss was unattended. Dr. Read Ellsworth was best man for Dr. Prlndle. Dr.

and Mrs. Prlndle will reside In San Mateo. Many Bridie Clubs Meet la Garden City; Other Notes (Special to the Eagle. Garden City, L. I Oct.

lfr-Mrs. William D. Bloodgood of 2d St. entertained her bridge club at luncheon yesftrday. Her guests included Mrs.

Walter Murphy, Mrs. Loren M. Cowdrey, Mrs. C. Le Roy Hendrlck-son, Mrs.

Ernest D. Gerard, Mrs. Lardner V. Morris and Mrs. Lawrence W.

Osborne. Mrs. Grattan C. Dichman of Franklin Court was hostess at a bridge tea yesterday in hondr of Mrs. Robert Griffin of Chestnut St Other guests were Mrs.

Harry B. Hiltz, Mrs. Owen T. Frisble, Mrs. Stephen Decatur, Mrs.

James B. Post', Mrs. Barclay Lottlmer, Mrs. Dudley B. Fuller Mrs.

Peter Knowles, Mrs. Robert I. Hicks, Mrs. John M. Dougherty, Mrs.

E. O. McDonnell, Mrs. William P. Hutchinson and Mrs.

Addison C. Burham Jr. Another hostess yesterday was Mrs. Kenneth Ward-Smith of Newmarket Road, who entertained the members of her club at luncheon at the Lido Country Club. Her guests were Mrs.

Joseph P. Ripley, Mrs. Henry W. Wandless, Mrs. Clifton W.

Wilder, Mrs. Andrew H. Boardman, Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Frank W.

Cook, Mrs. Sidney Hogerton and Miss Llllas Ward-Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R.

Barnltz of Whitehall Boulevard are In Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. O. Gordon Mac-Cully of Wellington Road have returned from an extended trip to Shrewsbury River.

Keep this ramedy handy Mrs. Arthur Chase Chadbourne of Bronxville, N. entertained at Every medicine chett should have a boa of Grove's Laxative BRCMO QUININE luncheon Saturday in honor of Miss Jessie Bright, daughter of Mr. and Tablets in it For, if Miss Betty Garvin to Give Dinner in Sister's Honor Mrs. Arthur Davis Bright of 1930 82d St, whose engagement to Francis Frederick Fabri of Staten Miss Betty Garvin will give a dinner party on Monday evening at the Hotel Bossert in honor of her Island has been announced.

taken in time, they check a cold in a day. Keep your family supplied with this tonic quinine and laxative cold remedy. sister, Miss Caroline Garvin, who will be married to W. Coverly Colony House Senior Guild Holds Opening Fall Meeting the engagement of their daughter. Fischer on Oct.

22. The dinner will be given Ang the rehearsal for Miss Marie Antoinette Sohmer, to Russell Fowler MacGrottv. son of The first regular meeting of the the wedding, which will take piace Colony House Senior Guild was held Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacGrotty of Bayville, L.

I. mrs. l. McCarthy dies Mrs. Anastasla McCarren McCarthy, wife of Cornelius L.

McCarthy and a niece of the late Democratic Leader Patrick H. McCarren, died yesterday. She was 47 years old and resided at 1009 Lincoln Place. Besides her husband she is survived by a sister, Miss Frances O. McCarren.

The funeral will be held from her late home at 9:30 o'clock Friday morning with a requiem mass in St. Gregory's R. C. Church. DR.

LUDLUM BURIED Hempstead, L. Oct. 15 Funeral services lor the late Dr. Charles H. Ludlum of Hempstead, were held in the Christ First Presbyterian Church here yesterday.

The Rev. Frank M. Kerr, rector of the church, officiated. Burial was in Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead. Dr.

Ludlum died Friday. He was 87 years old and had been president of the Board of Education of the Hempstead school district for 38 years. He was the last surviving member of the class of 1863 of New York University. yesterday morning at Colony House, 297 Dean Mrs. Gustave Thomp in Grace Church.

Miss Laura May Caddell To Be Wed on Nov. 1 To Edward Ingall Jr. son presiding. The speakers were KennyBecker Mr. and Mrs.

James J. Kenny of 745 Riverside Drive, Manhattan, announce the engagement of their Mrs. Gustave Wythe Thompson of 39 Plaza St. Is president of the Senior Guild of Colony House and presided at the first meeting of the Guild yesterday at Colony House. Mrs.

Littleton Fitch, an officer of the Brooklyn Free Kindergarten Society, and Miss Alice Felts, a former head of the kindergarten de The marriage of Miss. Laura May Mr daughter, Miss Ethel Marie Kenny Caddell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, partment of Pratt Institute. They JMi B.

Caddell of 147 85th and to Antnony Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Becker of Brooklyn. Miss Kenny is a graduate of the Savage School. Mr.

Becker was Mrs. William F. Campbell Wed to Charles Hagan at Bayrille, L. Last Night 9 Laxative BROrJO QUININE presented a graphic and interesting picture of kindergarten work In past and present times. graduated from Manhattan College.

Among the members present were Mrs. William Francis Campbell no aate has been set for the Mrs. Walter Roselle, Mrs. Arthur S. Lewis, Mrs.

B. M. Westerman, Mrs. wedding. Tablttt Carl A.

Scherer, Mrs. John M. Tall- man, Mrs. Rufus A. Vance, Mrs.

Alexander H. Fraser, Mrs. R. M. Rogers, Mrs.

Rachel D. Bunz, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Keuren, Mrs. Robert ABRAHAM Long Island Society Dr. and Mrs.

Edward Keyei Dinner Hosts in Honor fUUON 5T. ol HQYT Strowbridge, Mrs. Harry M. Rice, Vermont and New Hampshire. Mrs.

J. T. W. Kastendleck, Mrs. was married last night to Charles Hagan of Pittsburgh, Pa, at a small wedding at her home at Meadow Lawn, Bayville, L.

I. The Rev. Edward E. Staple of the Central Congregational Church, Brooklyn, performed the ceremony. Mrs.

Campbell was attended by her small daughter, Miss Gloria Campbell. The wedding was followed by a reception and dinner. Mrs. Campbell formerly resided at 394 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn. Many Parties Planned For Miss Natalie Coe Miss Natalie Coe, daughter of The Woman's Golf Club of the Garden City Country Club met yes Allan E.

Crocker, Mrs. C. T. Clar-man, Mrs. Edwin A Holbrook, Mrs Of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles B. Belt J. D. Graham, Mrs.

Luther B. Wy- terday. Mrs. J. Wilson-Jones was elected treasurer to succeed Miss Dr.

and Mrs. Edward L. Keves of man, Mrs. Frederick W. Bass, Mrs.

Forest Hills, L. gave a dinner Lester Y. Ten Eyck, Mrs. George C. Taft, Mrs.

Arthur K. Roberts and at the St. Regis roof last evening Mary Ryon, retired. The winner of the obstacle putting contest was Miss Elizabeth Halated and Mrs. Harry Van Allen won the driving contest.

Mrs. Frederick S. Lyke. After the meeting the usual for Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Banks Belt. The other guests were Mr. buffet luncheon was served and Mrs. Robert H. R.

Loughborough, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Con- Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson Coe Free Kindergarten Junior! MULHARE DTJRN1N The marriage of Miss Hazel Genevieve Durnin, daughter Of Mr.

and of Manhattan and Oyster Bay, L. who will be presented to society by They are the smartest shirts a man can wear They do not Mnrinkle and bulge at the chest, for the bosom is starched and lies flat Men are adop' and gener Meet at Mrs. Hull's Home uun, mi-, ana Mrs. James W. Osborne, Mrs.

Charles W. Belt, Miss At a meeting of the Junior Com her parents at a supper dance at the Ritz-Carlton on Christmas night, mittee of the Brooklyn Free Kin Gray Clarke, Mrs. R. Morrison Gray, Mrs. Frank G.

Dare, Miss Jennie Congdon, Mrs. George H. Her, Mrs. Jefferson Hanf, Mrs. William Camp, Mrs.

William Burtis, John Weir, Mrs. Katharine K. Parker, Mrs. Rodney C. Combes, Mrs.

William Doig, Mrs. Frederick Starr Pendleton, Mrs. H. A. Holl-man, Mrs.

George Wheeler, Mrs. Harry Bruns, Mrs. D. Henry von Glalin, Mrs. Edward F.

Slney, Miss Ella Henderson, Miss Lucy Reynolds, Mrs. Edward Spear, Mrs. Paul K. Ames, Mrs. J.

Henry Roese, Mrs. Robert Stenhouse, Mrs. E. Pender Porter, Mrs. William Lawrence, Mrs.

Henry King, Mrs. A. L. Haley, Mrs. G.

Schenck Van Slclen, Mrs. Frederick Baldwin, Mrs. Elmer O'Donnell, Mrs. Egbert G. Brown.

Mrs. George Ladd, Mrs. Albert Wise, Mrs. Samuel Hughes, Miss Josephine Quick, Mrs. George Hardie, Mrs.

Jane Page, Mrs. Herbert Newton, Mrs. Ralph Hunis, Mrs. Charles Jonas, Mrs. Arthur Dyer, Mrs.

John Dodd, Mrs. Winston McMahon, Mrs. Benjamin Stephens, Mrs. Richard Flynn, Mrs. Frederick Wemyss, Miss Ella Henderson, Mrs.

M. S. Cummer, Mrs. Caroline Kindred and Mrs. William H.

Morgan. Miss Jean Thorns Married To WiUard Gibion Keller Jr. At Home Last Evening Miss Jean Thorns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodger Thorns of 292 Marlborough Road, was married last evening at the home of her parents to Wlllard Gibson Keller Jr, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wlllard Gibson Keller of 1396 E. 21st St. The Rev. William E.

Dudley performed the ceremony at 8:30 o'clock. Miss Thorns was attended by Mrs. George Thorns as matron of honor and by the Misses Gwendolyn Dickinson and Merraude Ghegan as bridesmaids. The bride wore an ivory satin gown, made on princess lines and trimmed with old duchess lace which belonged to the bridegroom's mother and great-grand will be honored by Mrs. Henry H.

Rogers at a dinner at the Embassy Club preceding the dance, and by Abram A. Anderson with a dance on ABRAHAM dergarten Society held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Charles C. Hull, 474 Delamere Place, plans were discussed for the annual rur.image sale fUlTON ST. at HOYT on Wednesday, Oct 29.

Mrs. E. Schreiber Carter, chair Jan. 10. She will also be the guest of honor at a large luncheon given for her by her parents and at a theater party for which Miss Cyn man, will be assisted by Mrs.

How ard O. Cadwell. The committee thia Pratt will be hostess. id includes Mrs. Robert A.

Burdick, Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke, Miss Ruth Cragin, Mrs. Edward V. Crane, Mrs. daughter of Mrs.

F. M. Slnclalre Lloyd H. Dalzell, Mrs. Littleton of 248 Henry St, is a guest at the fall house parties at Hamilton Fitch, Miss Elizabeth Garvin, Miss Phyllis Halsey, Mrs.

William Van A. Hester, Mrs. Charles C. Hull, Miss Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence F. Oilman Sponsors the SDeitii-IBosoiii Shirt Dorothy Johnson. Mrs. W. Wilson Holden, Mrs.

William C. Laemmel, of West Roxbury, Mass, announce Kward Ingalls son of Mrs. Kate Ingalls of Rochester, N. will take place on Nov. 1, at the home of Miss Caddell's parents.

Only relatives and a few Intimate friends will be present. Mrs. H. Davie Roulston, Mrs. Allan K.

Shaw, Mrs. Edgar Garbisch, Mrs. Arthur Kelley Jr. and Mrs. 'Wallace Barker were among the guests at the luncheon at the Park Lane yesterday given by Miss Ada Grace Barker in honor of Miss Peggy Dittmar who will be married to Conn Cohalan on Nov.

18. Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Committee ffolds Fall Meeting at Mrs. Frank' The Brooklyn committee of the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Society held Its autumn meeting yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. George S. Prank, 17 Monroe Place.

Robert Alfred Shaw, chairman of the committee, presided and spoke of his attendance at the Bayreuth Festival during his tour of Europe last summer. Mrs. Winthrop M. Tuttle Is treasurer of the committee funds and Mrs. Stanley S.

Tumbridge is chairman of boxes this season. Miss Adelaide Haxtun continues as executive secretary. Those at the meeting were Mrs. Cameron Duncan, Miss Mary Os-born Polak, Miss Haxtun, Mrs. rrank.

Mrs. John E. Leech, Mrs. John Van Buren Thayer, Mrs. Walter M.

Meserole, Mrs. Burt F. Nichols. Mrs. Winthrop M.

Tuttle. Miss Cornelia Henshaw, Mrs. Walter Truslow, Miss Mary Hunter. Mrs. Harold I.

8mall and Mrs. H. V. Kal-tenbom. Of Interest to Brooklyn Is the announcement of the birth of a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Morton Mortimer Banks of 105 E. 53d Manhattan and Noroton, Conn, on Monday at the Leroy Sanatorium. Mrs. Banks Is the former Miss Honor Letming.

daughter of the late Col. Woodruff Leemlng and Mrs. Learning and granddaughter of Edward Taskcr Howard. Committees Announced For Annnal Theater Party Of Flatbuth Boys' Club The first meeting of the Women's Auxiliary tf the Flatbush Boys' Club was held yesterday at the club house, Mrs. Edmund H.

Dricgs presiding. Plans were discussed for the annual theater party to be held at the Albemarle Theater on Dec. t. The chairman of the committees are: Oeneral chairman, Mrs. Clarence W.

Muller; tickets. Miss Mary K. Ditmaa and Mrs. Cora B. Selve-wrlght; logea, Mr.

Charles E. Rynd; randy, Mrs. James M. Currle; flowers. Mrs.

James C. Cropsey; program, Mrs. Edwin H. Thatcher and Mrs. George W.

Van Ness; publicity, Mrs. Richard Pastemack. Two new members were presented, Mrs. Guy Flske Shaffer and Mrs. John W.

Cornwall Jr. Mrs. Herbert Redmond, Mrs. Otto the birth of a daughter yesterday at the Faulkner Hospital. Jamaica Plains, Mass.

Mrs. Oilman Is the former Miss Laura M. Pope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M.

Pope of Steuben St. Ruckgaber, Mrs. Frederic R. Sanborn, Mrs. Rutledge Simmons, Mrs.

Francis E. Walton and Mrs. John D. Van Wagoner. The Social Luncheon and Bridge Club met at the home of the president, Mrs.

Egbert Guernsey Brown, at 445 Macon St, yesterday. Luncheon was served at 12:30, after which bridge was enjoyed. Those present WW -iVt fn-ii iinriM Sale of Pewter Mrs. William Foreman Dunbar and Mme. Emma Richardson-Kuster Gueiti of Honor at Reception The ways and means committee of Chaminade, Mrs.

Frederick Marsh Gordon chairman, gave a large reception and tea yesterday at the home of Mrs. Charles Edward Porter, 888 Park Place, in honor of Mrs. William Foreman Dunbar, president, and Mme. Emma Richardson-Kuster, conductor. Autumn dowers and autumn leaves were used in profusion in decorating the house.

Corsages were presented to Mrs. Dunbar and Mme. Kuster. Incidental violin and piano music was given during the afternoon and Mrs. J.

Marlon Souers, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Tom Moore Urell and Mrs. Mildred Howson Hartley, contralto, accompanied by Mrs. Amelia Gray Clarke, both members of the Chaminade Choral, were soloists. The guests of honor, besides Mrs.

Dunbar and Mme. Kuster, were Mrs. William A. Phillips, Mrs. Charlese F.

Garllchs and Miss Ethel Shadbolt. Receiving with Mrs. Porter were Mrs. Oordon, Mrs. James B.

Fisher. Mrs. Theodore Martin Hardy and Mrs. Marcus Deloa Falrchlld. Others present were Mrs.

Amelia as-5 iIG pieces are included in this sale at 3.95 a large cocktail shaker, a water pitcher, a large bowl, a vegetaBle dish with a cover, besides many other pieces. The lovely gleaming finish makes this pewter jEREJ.CRONIN.lnc FUNERAL DIRECTobs rrlrpbonu MAIN MUS. lav. SIM. Featuring Service and Economy Chapel, US Atlantic Ave.

0r Umrf Btrmi aOOII TN. N. V. Those present were Miss Mnrv K. Dltmas, Mrs.

Driggs. Mrs. Edwin H. I Thatcher, Mrs. Seaward Grant.

Mrs. Clarence W. Muller, Mr. Charles E. i Rvnd, Mrs.

Hnry W. Aplington, Mrs. Richard B. Browne, Mrs. Alex- ander Craig Mrs.

James N. Dale, Mrs. Frederick R. Ebrrlin, Mrs. Orace Kasschan, Mrs.

Oeorge A. Merrill. Mrs. B. W.

Norton. Mrs. Richard Pasternack, Mrs. W. J.

Ross. Mrs. George N. Ryerson and Mrs. Cora Seivewrlght.

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