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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1929. 5 Nassau and Suffolk Club Women Prepare for Last Half of Their Winter Season SUFFOLK BRIDE ENGAGED GIRL Patchogue Women's Cultural Clubs Outline Programs South Shore Women's Club Qives Children Happy Party Miss Eleanor King of Islip And Henry Ward Acker son Of Brightwaters to Wed rc Mr. and Mrs. John E. King of 36 8 4 7 ine Miller, Katherine Maule, Muriel Miller, Doris and Marjorie McCart Ocean Islip, L.

announce ney, Louise Osborne. Jean Peacock the engagement of their daughter, Peggy Page, Pauline Ripson. Mar Miss Eleanor Louise' King, to Henry Patchogue, L. Dec. 28 The development of the English drama from its earliest phases up to the present day is being studied and discussed this year by the Women's Study Club, a group of 30 Patchog.ie women who meet on alternate Mondays of each month.

Each year the club takes up a certain line and traces it from its beginnings to the present. The program in general usually is made up in three parts, an article by one of the members the reading of selections dealing with the topic of that particular day followed by other readings or a discusion of current books and Jorie Riley, Virginia Savage, Betty Sayer, Mary Twining, Jane Sargent, Wilhelmina Schasty, Louise Trous Ward Ackerson of Brightwaters, Bay Shore, L. Dec. 28 More than 150 children and their mothers of Bay Shore, the Islips, Great River and vicinity were the guests of the South Shore Woman's Club at a Christmas party in the Community building here this afternoon. This is an annual philanthropy lnaugu-ratd by the woman's club several years ago.

Mrs. Frank Ackerman of Bay Shore enacted the role of Santa Claus this afternoon did it most realistically. Mrs. Amy King Frieman of Bay Shore had charge of the program, a feature of which was a motion picture, "The Night Before Christmas." Mrs. E.

R. Hildreth of Bay Shore, -head of the Daily dale, Jacqueline Tomoerl Ethel- center of attraction and the children gathered around it and sang a number of Christmas carols under MrsFrieman's leadership. Gifts of toys, candy, fruit and nuts were distributed by Santa to the small guests, and ice cream was served as a gift from the Girl Scouts. The.e were shoes, rubbers and warm clothing for a number of tots who needed them. Some of the clothing was donated and more was purchased with the club's Christmas shoe and stocking fund, which it has been raising Mth considerable success for the past few weeks.

Mrs. Arthur Premm of Sayville was chairman of the committee in charge of the party. Assisting her were Mrs. Charles Mulford, Mrs. Frederick B.

Snow, Mrs. Edward.M. Overton, Mrs. A. C.

Pfeiffer and L. Mr. Ackerson Js the son of "Mrs. Henry W. Ackerson and the late Mr.

Ackerson. The announcement was made at a large supper- wynne Underwood, Virginia Vande- water, Margaret Whitney, Helen i wnnney, Kathryn Woolsey. Agnes warren, jean Whelan, Edith Wood ana Frances Watson. A. G.

Atwater, Leroyd Adamson, dance held at the Brightwaters Ca sino last evening. Miss Dorothy DeBevoise Wed To Azariah M. Springsteen Miss Dorothy Onderdonk DeBP' 1 magazine articles. I To date the club has studied the founded in 1904 by Mrs. J.

W. Majj-nard aitii Mrs. Jacoo Probst and was federated in 193. Its for the curent year are Mrs. Sheridan Linn, president; Mrs.

Frank Shaw, vice president: Mrs. Hairy Weeks, recording secretary; Mrs. Sidney N. Gerard, coresponding ec-retary; Mrs. George Overton, treasurer; Mrs.

Robert Van Tuyl, librarian, and Mrs. Robert S. Peile-treau. Mrs. M.

H. Overton and Mrs. Ralph Hawkins, executive committee. The Patchogue Sorosis, a woman's club made up of a large number of women from Patchogue and vicinity, meets each Wednesday in the large new clubrooms in the Conklin Butldlntr, on Main st. The Sorosis has probably the finest suit of rooms in the county and their meetings are both of a social and' educational nature.

Two members act as hostesses at each meeting and at recular intervals the usual social nature of the program is varied by an address or a special presentation. At present the club is not meeting during the holiday season but at the meeting on Jan. 8 Mrs. Gladys Thurston of Manhattan will speak. In addition to its united club activities the Porosis is also departmentaliH'd with several special groups within the parent organization that takes up its Maniey Breck, Warren Brown, John Braine, David Becker.

Gordon Bowman, Dana Carroll, Oeorge Vacation Bible School movement in this section, told the children a iOieman, William Cruikshank Jr. Leslie Cheshire, Kenneth Coupe Heywood Clark, George Dimm, Ed voise, daughter of Abraham J. DeBevoise of Farmers Hollis, L. was married at the home of Christmas story. Mrs.

Hildreth. A large Christmas tree was the 1 ward and Frank Dame, Edward her father yesterday afternoon to Azariah Monfort Springsteen, son Dickerson, John Griffin, Charles and Frank Gulden, Gregory Geoghe- of Mrs. Annie W. Springsteen Huntington, L. Dec.

28 Miss Thelma Sammis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sammis-of this village, was married Thursday at the home of the bride's parents to Harold Spencer of Niagara, N. Y.

gan, Koy unmmer jonn uur English drama through the period of Shakespeare and at the meeting on Jan. 6 the decline of the drama will be considered and on Jan. 20 the 18th Century drama will be discussed. The club will start studying the drama of the last century in February, taking up the works of Tennyson. Bulwer-Lytton, Henry Arthur Jones, Oscar Wilde, Somerset Maugham, Sir James Barrie, GArge Bernard Shaw, John Galsworthy, Yeats, Synge, Lord Dunsany, St.

John Ervlne. At the final meetings on May 5 and 19 the works of John DrinkwBter, A. A. Milne and ney, Tom Good, James Gibbs. John Carola Qoya Qives Program.

In Hempstead on January 9 Glenn, Renwlck Hurry, John Ham Mr. and Mrs. William A. Elliott, a. Washington Bellmore, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Edna Florence, to Robert T.

Bliss son of Mrs. William Yochum, of Sportsman's ave. Free-port, and the late Robert T. Bliss. No date has been set for the wedding.

mond, Allan and William Heath, Bruce Hall. John Hastings, Orson Hammond. William, John and Richard Laimbeer, Robert Leichton. Thelma Sammis Hempsteafl, L. Dec.

28 An op "Miss Goya presents the dances of Spain in all their essential purity, Thomas and William Losee, Hcnrv portunity to see one of the most brilliant young artistes of the day Lawson, Charles Leake, George in Suffolk Meneely, Gordon Murphy, Walter Eugene O'Neill will be taken up. The Women's Study Club was I own topics in which it is Interested. Card Club Enjoys Christmas Party of Forest Hills, L. by the Rev. Robert A.

Watson of the First Reformed Church of Jamaica. The bride was attended by Mrs. Fred Evans Woodward and best man was John D. Carscallen 2d of Manhattan. Holiday Subscription Dance Given at Garden City Casino (Special to The Eagle.) Garden City, L.

Dec. 28 The second of the holiday subscription dances is being given this evening at the Garden City Casino. The patronesses are Mrs. Duer D. Breck, Mrs.

Thomas N. Gurney, Mrs. Laurence Mortimer, Mrs. Francis E. Laimbeer, Mrs.

Lawrence W. Osborne, Mrs. William M. Cruikshank and Mrs. Murray Sayer.

Among those present will be -the Misses Fay Huntington, L. Dec. 28 A Murphy, Gordon McKenzie, Floyd Nichols, George and Howard Nos-trand, James and Sayre Osborne, Arthur O'Brien, Thomas and William Prosser, Chandler Parker, Jo will be given residents of Hempstead, Garden City and surrounding communities of the island on Thursday evening. Jan. 9, when Carola Goya, Spanish danseuse, who is now In the midst of a series of brilliantly successful Sunday evening recitals pretty wedding took place Thursday costumes them gorgeously and dances them with full regard to their beauty, color and rhythm," says an eminent authority.

Besides the traditional numbers, she presents on her program some of her own composition, danced to the accompaniment of the work of modern Spanish composers. Among her most striking numbers are "Ritual Fire Dance," "Tango Mariposa" and "Cordoba." evening at 8:30 clock at the Sam mis ave. home of Mr. and Mrs. Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Scene of Colorful Dance seph and James Qualey, William and Lownes Rhett.

Hugh M. Savage. John Savage, Kingsley Smith, Ken Charles E. Sammis, when their oldest daughter, Miss Thelma Sammis, was married to Professor Harold 8. Spencer of Niagara, superintendent in Manhattan, will appear at the Hempstead High School auditorium under the sponsorship of the Suburban Long Island Y.

W. C. A. I neth Simonson. Thurston Smith, Paul Swett, Eastman Studds, George Simonson.

John Tunstall of music in the Niagara School system. The ceremony was performed and Edward Townsend. by the Rev. Edward J. Humeston, Amityville, L.

Dec. 28 Mrs. Gilbert L. Haight of Montauk Highway was hostess to the Big Five Hundred Club at the: club's annual Christmas party at her home. Cards were followed by supper, at which everything ws appropriate to the season and a large Christinas tree was the feature of the decorations.

The club presented its hostess with a larea poinsetta and Mrs. William Fuelling won the door prize William G. Duval pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Hempstead, L. Dec.

28 About 140 of the younger set of Hempstead and Garden City attended the Yule-tide dance at the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club last Monday evening. The decorations included lighted trees, chimneys, and traditional red and green trimmings with silver stars and blue lights that flashed a moon glow over the entire scene. The marriage was the culmination East Hampton Club to Push Aid Projects of a romance in the Huntington High School, when the bridegroom was supervisor music in the lo McCartney Ethel McLain, Marguer-' ite Lux, Kathryn Nagro, Mabel Edwards, Rogene Owens, Betty Siebort, Natalie Martin, Fritzi Chirk, Georgette Clark, Bertha Geer, Sydney Breck, Hazel Shunert, Ruth Gardner and Alma Kosel. Also Jefferson Weed. J.

V. H. Davis, Edward Morrison. Norman Penny, Charles C. Chichester, Northrup Geer, Alfred Heath, Arthur Hill, Lynn Bogue Hunt.

Bill Heath. Bob Worth, Jack Baldwin, Bill Kregeloh, Charley Doiinocker, Allan Hawkins, Bruce Fahncstock, Bill Rhett, Ralph Scluenkissen, Dave Young, Jack Morrell, Byron L. Morrison, James Qualrv, Joseph Mineola Choir Presents Final Yule Cantata String Ensemble Group in Program Scheduled for Today offered by the hostess. The winners at cards were Mrs cal schools. He Js the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank A. Spencer of Vineland, N. J. F.

Gunnison, Mrs. John J. Moyna-han. Mrs K. G.

O'Connor, Mrs. Goin, Janet Hoiden, Susan and Syndey Breck, Errol Brown, Mar-Jorie Dimm, Doris Morrell, Ruth Mooney, Edith Neftel, Valerie Nash, Barbara Balf Betty Bishop, Gladys Cowdrey, Jeanette Candee, Catherine Coleman, Edwina Cruikshank, Martha Carstens. Bee Cogswell, Margaret Daingerfield, Helen Dan-nemiller, Harriet Fowler. Julia Fowler, Elizabeth Griffin, Roberta Fuller, Anne Fuller. Julia Gulden, Ruth Gardner, Esther Gurney, Hazel Hendrickson, Barbara Knapp, Dorothea Laimbeer.

Peggy Leake, Mary Lorentsen, Edith and Kath-erine Mortimer, Beatrice Murphy, Lois and Ruth McLaughlin, Kather- Of Garden City to Wed Miss Hamilton of Pontiac, Mich. 1 (Special to The Eagle.) Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 28 Mrs. Harry G. Hamilton of Pontiac, Cincinnati and New York, today announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Jean Hamilton, to William Guindon Duval, only son of William H.

Duval of Cathedral Garden City, L. I. No date for the wedding was announced, i The late Harry G. Hamilton was an executive of General Motors Mrs. C.

Harvey Smith of Cen- Ladies' Group to Meet To terport, the former Miss Marion Statesir of Huntington, was the ma morrow at the Home tron of honor, while Mr. 8mith was best man. The bride was dressed in of Mrs. Jennie Conklin ivory satin trimmed with rose point lace and carried a bouquet of roses. Qualey, John Woodhull, Townsend Specialty numbers were featured on the program and a vocal number by Miss Betty Treat.

Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. George L. Simonson, Mrs. J.

Eugene Geer, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorsc Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.

Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrison, Dr. and Mrs. E.

W. Webb, Mr. and Mis. Harold Kissam, Mr. and Mrs.

James McCllntock. Also the Misses Margaret Page, Fiances Becker, Jeanne Ireland, Kay Russell, Kay Nichols, Constance Bill, Nell Simonson, Madelyn Mc-Kinley, Betty Treat, Doris Morrell, Jeanne Ward, Edna Smith, Margery wnne her matron of honor was Chiirles r. Smith, Mrs. John C. Martin, Mrs.

Henry Mock, Mrs. Jacque P. LrBrun, Mis. William Fuelling, Mrs. Haight, Mrs.

Ramsey McElvery, Mrs. Frank Coward. Mrs. Clifford Warren, Mrs. A.

B. Wiley, Mrs. Thomas F. Kiernan, Mrs. R.

J. Ireland Mrs. Thomas Macdonoitah, Mis. W. Osthoimer, Mrs.

John SehlinBer, Mrs. Ella Mitchell and Mrs. George Kreeb. Mrs. McElvery will entertain the club at its next meeting on Jan.

3. Mineola, L. Dec. 28 The final East Hampton, L. Dec.

28 gowned in coral satin and carried Christmas muMcale of the First roses. The house was decorated with laurel, old-fashioned flowers and Presbyterian Church in Mineola will be given tomorrow at the morning and evening services in the church. The January meeting of the Ladies Improvement Society of the village will take place on Monday at the home of Mrs. Jennie Conklin. Unlike many improvement associations in Long Island villages, the East Pettlt, Bill Story, Dave Comstock, Pick Williams, Bud Edwards, Rex Trowbridge Bud Wolff, Carl Cappers, Gordon MacKenzle.

Robert Ensco, Dtirkls Clark. James Henderson, George Dletz, Henry Wessman, Harvey Doyle, Herbert Pratt. Jack Scholes, Oordon Curry, Vincent Lynn and Wilfred Newman. Christmas greens. The bride is a graduate of the The entire choir augmented by a Huntington High School after which she attended Cornell, New York University and the New York Uni string ensemble and a vocal quartet will give, as the main feature of a versity College of Music.

Later 6he Bright'vatcrs, will be 'hostess tomorrow afternoon at a musicale and tea for the members of the Music Lovers Club. Mrs. George Furey will direct the program. "Women in the Arts and Professions" will be Ihe topic for discussion at the meeting Jan. 16, of the Emera Delphian Chapter of Bay Shore.

This is an extra program of the chapter, the regular meetinss being scheduled for Jan, 9 and 30. studied the organ under Professor long and beautiful program of Christmas music, "The Story of Bethlehem," a cantata by William Garden Club Tea on Jan 8 At Bay Shore Local O. E. S. Chapter Elects Brightwaters Bridge Slated Jan.

15 Henry F. Scibeck. Mr. Spencer is a graduate of the Vineland High School and later graduated after Mineola Lions' Club Cheers Crippled Childrens' Christmas R. Spence.

Huntington Dance Tuesday Evening Huntington, L. Dec. 28 Invitations have been issued for a private dance to be Tuesday evening, Dec. 31, in the parish house of St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church, in honor of a group of Hampton unit is fully as active in winter and summer and has completed two busy months.

Mrs. John Hand was in charge of the Christmas tree lighting and, due to her efforts, the community tree of light in Hook Green was kept ablaze for a longer period than ever before and is still spreading its ray3 of good will over all who pass that way. It will continue to be lighted until New Year's Day. Mrs. William Edwards and Mrs.

Norman Barnes are a committee appointed by the society to take charge of the community singing around the tree. The Improvement Society has taken entire responsibility this year for the care of the trees and young The Mineola Lions Club enter tained more than 50 crippled chil SEA CLIFF Miss Barbara Whifmore and Miss Frances Smith! will, give a dance, taking a course in director of music in Cornell University. He is also studying at New York University. During the war he went overseas with the 78th (Lightning) Division, but while abroad he was transferred and Anally came home with the 42d (Rainboy) Division. For several years he was director of music in the Huntington school system, leving here five years ago.

Since that time he has held, a similar position in the Niagara school system. dren last Thursday afternoon at a dinner at the Court View Hotel on Bay Shore, L. Dec. 28 The Bay Shore Garden Club continues its young people who are nome irom various colleges and preparatory Tuesday evening, pt the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Smith in honor meetings throughout the cold weather and will have a business afterwards supplied with enough peanuts and apples to keep him happy during the performance. Wives of the members of the club assisted Mn serving the youngsters and accompanied them to the show. Among- those who attended and assisted were Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.

Brown. Mayor Harry F. Asher, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Runnel, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews, Dwlght W. Hunt, Dr.

Charles Nolte. Mack Maikowitz and Abble Seaman. schools for their Christmas vaca tlons. The choir includes: Mrs. Warren Clendenny, Mrs.

George J. Dee. Mrs. Charles Gagli-anO, Mrs. Frederick H.

Koeppcl, Mrs. George H. MacLeod. Mrs. Chester R.

Painter, Mrs. Mildred Peter, Mrs. Hazen A. Ross, Miss Amy F. Steeb, Henry L.

Griffing, Marcus S. Lyon, Edward H. Menke, Philip T. Raymond, Hazen A. Ross, Miss Arlie B.

Fenner, Miss Anna F. Koeppcl, Mrs. John W. Svcboda, Mrs. Arthur D.

Swezey, Mis3 Blanche Van Buren, Henry W. Andiews, H. Erwin Hale, Frederick Hopkins and Frederick H. Koeppel, They were assisted by the following soloists; Miss Florence B. Dauphinee, violinist; Mrs.

Ceclle Brown Walter, meeting followed by a tea on Jan Those whose names are attached shrubbery throughout the village 8, similar to the Christmas party held before the noliday at the home Old Country after which they too, their little guests to a matinee at the Mineola Theater. The children who were brought to the annual affair of the" club by private cars came from as far as Port Washington. Each child was given a toy and a nolsemaker during the dinner and to the invitations include School Su of Mrs. Fullerton Wells on S. Mont and long before the holiday season the committee reported back to the society that every tree hHd been gomery ave.

At the winter meetings perintendent and Mrs. Robert Toaz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Say-lor, Mr.

and Mrs. Addison W. Sammis, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose W.

Rose, tne study of ilowers and plants oc mulched for the winter. Mrs. J. W. Hand was active in this work.

Mar cupies the time so that when the season for planting arrives and the time for flower shows, the members Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Conklin, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl W. Chappie, Dr. and kers for the various memorial trees are being prepared by the improvement group and an effort is being Mrs. G. Herbert Carter, Charles Campbell, Mr.

and Mrs. Hiram violinist Admiral Van Buren, cellist; made by these women to stop driv Bavlis and Mr. and Mrs. Alvah M. Mrs.

John W. Svoboda, pianist. Women Fete 400 Kiddies At Glen Head North Country Community Association Has Gala Christmas Party of Miss Virginia Long of Philadelphia, a former Sea Cliff girl. Miss Kathryn Jenkins will be hostess at a dance and supper at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Claremje 'Jenkins, on New Year's Eve for the college students home for the holidays. Mrs. Charles E. Searing lias had as her holiday guests Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Churchill Searing and their daughter, June, of Bay Ridge, N. J. The wedding of Frederick Koop, son of Mrs. Walter Koop and the late Mr. Koop of this village, and Miss Mary Stull, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Emmett W. Stull of Elk-land, took place yesterday at the home of 'the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Grobe of Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Stull, parents of the bride, are in California.

Mr. and Mrs. Koop will live at the Mrs. Ernes: G. Cooley is the Baylls.

ing across Egypt Green and other squares in the village during the WESTBURY Miss Carol Bull winkle and her brother, Richard, who is home from Harvard fcr the holidays, visited relatives at Beacon, N. this week. Nicholas Wcrthcssen is anothsr Harvard student home for the Christmas holiday. of the Eastern Star, was hostess to the officers at a luncheon at the Twin Lantern's Tea Room on Tuesday. Those present were: Mrs.

M. Hendy, Mrs. P. F. Klbbe, Mrs.

Ernest Eisen, Mrs. P. D. Whitney, Mrs. Alex Proctor.

Mrs. E. Wickctt, Mrs. A. L.

Endie, Mis. C. Con-ell, Mrs. P. C.

Tatcm, Mrs. O. Baker, Mrs. A. Chapman, Mrs.

Harry winter season. Another activity of the East Hampton Society Is to keep the water towers belonging to the Home Smith Ncwins Patchogue. L. Dec. 28.

Miss Hempstead Post, A. L. Ethel Mae Newtns, daughter of As Mrs. Richard Bullwinkle returned from California this week. Miss Betty Denison, a student at Auxiliary, Plans Party The auxiliary to the Hempstead Post A.

L. has been most active in lines of welfare work in connection with the post during the holiday season. On Thanksgiving eight baskets of food were filled and pre Glen Head, L. Dec. 28 The North Country Community Associa Water Company in a better color of paint to tone in with local landscaping.

Mrs. N. W. Barnes and Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards have the matter in hand and are endeavoring to have the conspicuous color now on the towers changed to a dark green or even to a battleship grey.

The removal of objectionable ad Skidmore College, is home for the holidays. tionfrequently confused with the newer North Country Community are fully prepared in knowledge of their undertaking. The Bay Shoru Chapter of the Eastern Star Order has elected of- ficers for the coming years as follows: Worthy matron, Mabel A. Bahrman; acting worthy patron, Frank Yeeek; associate matron, Emily Dunham; treasurer, Anna Spencer; secretary, Maude Jarvis; conductress, Emily Yezek; associate conductress, Edna Bahrman; trustee for three years, Cora Snedecor. The Brightwaters Auxiliary to the Southside Hospital will give a benefit bridge and tea on Jan.

15, at the home of Mrs. Roy Brewster on Plymouth ave. A business meeting of the auxiliary took place on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Max Huber on S. Clinton ave.

The Bay Shore auxiliary met on Thursday with Mrs. Charles W. Frieman of South Bay Shore. Mrs. Charles F.

Hart gave a Christmas party on Friday for the Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, when there was an exchange of gifts among the members. Mrs. Roy Brewster of Plymouth Kopf, Mrs. R. Hurst, Mrs.

Salthouse, Mrs. A. Banks, Mrs. Asa JacRer, Mrs. Boylan, Mlfs Mildred Baldwin, Mis.

Edwin C. Barker, Mrs. Orecnlcss, Miss Ethel Wood, Mrs. Thradort; Walker. Miss Alberta Johnson.

Egbert Benson. Mrs. John Little-John, Mrs H. N. Buck, Mrs.

J. Da-vey, Mrs. William Greene. Mrs. N.

Wcrthcssen, Mrs. George W. Towers, Great Neck. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald A. Husted Hospital at Glen Cove had its most Mrs. E. Larkin entertained the successful Christmas party on Fri Thimble Club at her home last Wednesday afternoon. entertained on Christmas Day ith a large family dinner party.

aay evening in the auditorium of the handsome new edifice which is the Glen Head School. More than 400 children were entertained and Mrs. Frank Firth, matron of the Fred Huntington, son of Judge sistant Postmaster and Mrs. Robert D. Newins of 21 Newins st.

and a member of one of Long Island's oldest families, became the bride of Edward L. Smith of Detroit, at a small ceremony performed Christmas ifternoon at the bride's home by the Rev. Louis Harold Johnston, former pastor of the Congregational Church. The couple were unattended. Following the ceremony there was a small reception.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their home in Detroit, where he is connected with the Hudson Motor Car Company. Mrs. Smith is a graduate of the Patchogue high school, an honor graduate of the State Teachers College and for the past, two years has been a teacher in the high school at Grosse Point, Mich.

vertising signs is another one of the purposes of the Society of Women and it has spent a considerable sum this autumn on the removal of dumps. Mcadowbiook Chapter of the Order almost as many adults afterward and Mrs. Philip Huntington, had as his guests at the annual luncheon of Shelter Camp, Howard Wanser and Brian Evans. He has as his guest over the weekend Clarence sented to needy families of ex-service men, and the same number were filled to overflowing for the past holiday with the addition of Christmas gifts. Clothing and toys were given freely, where the need was seen, and the ex-service men at Farmingdale Sanitarium were remembered generously also.

The auxiliary met in the village hall on Friday evening, when reports of the work were given and plans made for future activities. One forthcoming event is a card It has been the custom of this association, of which Mrs. Luis J. Francke of Brookville is president, Young Hostess Port Washington, Dec. 28 Miss Hotel Directory A Convenient Guide Rowe of Torrington, Conn.

io give eacn year in one of the three communities that it covers, a dis Zoe Branch, small daughter of Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Berry gave a lunch to All-Year-RouriJ Hot aim Gilbert C. Branch (the former Miss tinctively community Christmas party. This season it was the turn eon for eight at the Jolly Roger in Glen Head, followed by bridge and tea at her home in Sea for Individual draorlptlr honklft, write the Brooklyn Duly Eaglr Hotel od Travel Rureaa.

Carry thli directory with rn when traveling, or ne It to plan a trip. Additional hntelf will he adnVd each werk. Gwendolyn Sherwood of Brooklyn), entertained eight of her little friends af the home of her grand or the Glen Head folk to be hosts: last year it was Brookville and the Searin fj Taylor Miss Lillie Taylor of Hempstead and Grant Searing of Bay were married recently at the Little Church Around the Corner, in Man Freeport Junior Assembly Has a Delightful Evening party for January, which was discussed at a meeting, of the executive board held at the home of the president, Mrs. Arthur Loewy, several days ago. At the latter meeting Commander Flpyd S.

Weeks of the post was present to talk over the way in which the auxiliary might join in further welfare work of the post. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Sherwood, of Port Washington, in honor of her third birthday.

The guests present were the Misses Marion, Florence and Grace Grummon, Master Frederick Lund. Master Edwin Wallace, Master Stewart Rae and Miss Zoe's sister, Miss Sally Branch. hattan. Miss Celia Cooley and J. Waldron Baylis, both of Oyster Bay, No of No.of Blocks No.

Blocks from of from Business Pates Rms. Depot. District Dy-Wlc One of the largest and most suc Lindsay, Katherine Boiler. Adelaide Mi nscer or Proprietor Hotel were the attendants. Plaa cessful affairs ever given In Free Sutherland, Elizabeth Cummings port was the Junior Assembly SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES previous season East Norwich.

The territory embraced in the work is scattered through the large estate section and now includes a newly incorporated village called Old Brookville. Miss Grace D. Buz-zell, with an assistant, does all the visiting nursing as well as the school nursing supported by this group of women who have worked together for more than ten years. Miss Buz-zell, who is a trained nurse, co-op-crates with doctors and makes daily round of visits among patients who are not ill enough to be in the hospital, or who need merely the care of a nurse for an hour or so dally. Every child in the schools in this entire section is directly under her care and during the school year is thoroughly examined, weighed, sent to the dentist, who comes in his SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES GRFFMrirn Pickwick Arms Christmas Dance held at the Free port Elks Club Friday evening.

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Wllber E. Todgham among the number attending. FLORIDA The guest list Included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hatfield, Mr.

and Mrs, Arthur Maikeo, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lumley, Mr. and Mrs. Corne 1 and Carolyn Hawkins.

Also George Britton, Frederick Jeckel, George Smith, Allen Cruick-shank, William Rhodes, Bernard McKague. John Lounsbury, George Kranz, Shelton Purvis, Edmund Austin, DeForest Ely, Alfred Knapp, Edward Clark, Ronald Hornbeck, Donald Haig, Thomas Fisher, Norman Leek, Wesley Southard, Gilson Spader, George Hollander, Rudolph Schlegel, Alfred Leek, Redmond McKenna, Robert Bartlett, Alfred Allgrin, Samuel Bird, Her-mice Verbeck, Arthur Verbeck, Ronald Peck, Richard Berry, Garrett GoetschtUs, Paul Halpin, Huy-ler Ellison, Victor Austin, Irving, Charles and Philip Goldsmith, Gerard Van Rees, Leo Venditt, Carlton Ryan, John and Hugh Harrington, lius Van Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Millette, Mr. and Mrs.

William 1 Rholff, Mr. and Mrs. Christian equipped office on wheels, and is "Study at Pace" here at the Institute acquire a technical knowledge of accounting, a mastery of business principles, arj understanding of organization procedures. Increase your income-producing capacity by productive study. As enrollment at the Institute la limited, reservations should be made ANNOUNCEMENT Notice of Limitation of Registration at Pace Institute The active enrolment at the Institute is limited by present facilities to 3,600 students.

Enrolment of freshman students after the holidays will theref oreJbe limited to 600. Applications for these places will be considered in the order in which they are received. Bulletin of the Institute will be supplied upon request. Registrar Pace Institute, 225 Broadway, New York RSI reported on. The association supports the district assistant and a headquarters in which BIMIIENTON Hotel nixie 173 1 In (2.90 up 114 tip.

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Zimmerman clinics are conducted almost weekly for pre-school children and for mothers. On Friday night the Christmas now lor earlv 1930 day and evening classes in Accountancy and Business party included a tree, Santa Claus Claude Boiler, Kenneth Vought, and the usual gifts and accessories Richard Heidelberger, Walter Hop as with a program and community per, W. Irving Vanderpoel John singing by the school children. At Aaminisirauon, umch open a under: Tuesday, Jan. 7, at 8 P.M.

Tuesday. Jan. 1 1, at ft P.M. Monday, Feb. li, at 0:30 A.M.

The Institute also conducts classes In Investment Finance n.li.h mnit Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Miller, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

John Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Pear-sall, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Sterratt, Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Charles, Mr. and Mrs. F. Harold Loonan and Dr.

and Mrs Richard McChesney Also, the Misses Elizabeth Smith, Ruth Post, Ruth Place, Isabel Bart-lett. Muriel Outwater, Emily Hatfield, Dorothy Stout. Ruth Cann, Muriel Frank. Eloise Boiler, Louise Chase, Frances Powell, Doris Holske, Frances Wray, Loraine Mix, Olive Hindle, Helen Patruck, Ruth, Marion and Virginia Earl, Rosalie Earle, Lillian Knorr, Muriel Ryan, Helen and Edna Young, Elizabeth Wetmore, Virginia Smith, Mary Sut-phin, Arline Aldridge, Mae Mack. ii For Girls and Younf Women.

Co-Educational. NEW YORK Christofel, Christopher Knorr, William Norris, William Story, Maurice Halpin. David Davis, Joseph Joyce, Charles Johnson, John Hal CAU.ICOON CtNTl.lt Girls' Central School of Art KS'i rntarial Practise. Call, write to the Tumble Inn 4S 10M In fci Institute or BARcUv 8'2CtO Rl'RLEYVIl I.E T.I'ZON STATION 20O HjM UiM M-(20-S2S R.O.A. IJ-5 (2C-30 Harry Scftuler M.

Mr a. H. vjk! K.v,' ior complete aelans ana copy ol iSX-l tniMtnl. CI. pin, William Coffee, Allen Acker-man, Eugene Eppel and Collie Weeks.

I Broadway, New Vara. 19 1M Near Mornmeside Hotel. LAKE PLACID NIAGARA FALLS The Niagara Classes In Antique Still Life Portrait Life Artma Evening Sketch Class. Keith Shaw Williams, Director ilk Hui.n, Central Branch Y. W.

C. A. SO Third Avenue. Rroeklvn, N. y.

Tel. Triangie 230 The patronesses were Mrs. John Spanish Language School 39 Cortl.ndt SL (EiL 1903) Cort. S253 If you wish to study or pprffct your Spnniih conversation or commercial correspondence Prof- Prunera will tench you by tlie easiest, thorough, rapid method. New Eveninc Classes now fnrmniR- inonthlv.

twice weekly at 30. 5 4S. 20 P.M. Register now as classes are limited. W.

Dodd, Mrs. G. Burchard Smith, Mrs. Arthur Frank, Mrs. W.

Irving Vanderpoel, Mrs. Edward B. Lent, 10 o'clock the children were sent home and the adults arrived to spend the next few hours in dancing to an orchestra imported from the metropolis. Besides president Mrs. Francke, there are the following officers: Mrs.

W. Howard Taft 3d of Glep Head, vice president; Mrs. Samuel A. Salvage, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Brexendorff of Glen Head Park, secretary.

The members of the committee in charge of the Christmas party, besides the officers motioned, were Mrs. Herbert Smith Clifton of Glen Head. Mrs. Dean Bedford of Brookville, Mrs. Charles Bell, Glen Head, and Mrs.

Richard; Downing of East Norwich. riTTSHI ROR Hole; Henry. Mrs. A. W.

Place and Mrs. Richard 3 (4 00 up K. C. E. Hoshal PENNSYLVANIA 4 Center (2 00 up E.

Ceo S. Lenner VIRGINIA (9 up (30 up A. Mr. Mrs. C.A.Baker 110 A A.

Mis. Horace L. Gray 1 1 (fl. 8 t.10-40 A Mrs. A.

B. WlUums 1 R.O.A. A. Mrs B. G.

Porter 20 8 50 up romii Properties. Inc. GIRLS' CENTRAL SCHOOL 1171 Fear; Secretarial and BullneI Trainmil DrprndatiTe Placement Convenient N. V. and L.

1 rVrtte Itmctor t'tr C'ltalngH YIW rs a SO Third Avenfe VY. J. Brooklyn. N. OCFAN VIFW Nanse'i'onil Hnfl.

VIRGINIA BEACH Hoiel Chalfonle. Prcahontis New Waverlv Hotel 4HINC. N1N, I), Brighton Mcdowell school DESIGNING and MILLINERY DressmaklhR, Urapine. Patternmeklne. ThorO'iehiv Tailcht.

Individual Ins'ruclion Charlotte Halpin, Alice Black, Janet Carman, Constance Fleming, Lois Towner, Dorothy Mossbacher, Vivian Jensen. Elizabeth Mossbacher, Margaret Donaldson. Jean Hollander, Elinor Dorothy Kelly, Beryle Hubbard, Marjorie Hatfield. Helen Post, Margaret Verbeck, Ruth 114 loo 100 200 McChesney. The committee in charge of the dance included Miss Mildred Smith, secretary; Miss Ruth Place.

W. Irving Vanderpoel Dr. Richard McChesney, Herbert Rollo and Samuel Bird. Flathush ni it. INTENSIVB INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP preparation for collega or fall examinations tj expert prolemonai tutor.

Dav. Est. 18T5. Visitors Welcome 71 West 4itb SU, N. If.

BRYaot 3083 Rev American. A. ii American and European. O. Rata on application, Mile.

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