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Worth, Lols Leeds News Features Editorial, Society Financial BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE Section NEW YORK CITY, SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1928. FIVE CENTS New Greater York SEVEN Elsewhere CENTS In Society Society MISS AIMEE TWEEDY Miss Barbara Bailey to Be Hostess at Dance for the Misses Horwill and Fuller Miss Barbara Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey of Clinton ave. and, Munnysunk, Locust Valley, L.

will be hostess at a dance on Friday evening, July 13, at the Nassau Country Club in Glen Cove, which she will give in honor of Miss Winifred Horwill will be on July Horwill and Miss Virginia Fuller. J. Russell Clarke wedding of married, Miss Fuller, who is the fiancee of Leo Mortenson, will not take place until the fall. Miss Florence E. Crane Engaged to Marry Nelson Hale Cruikshank.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeWitt Crane of 1402 Beverly rd. and Northport, L. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Florence Emma Crane, to Nelson Hale Cruikshank of Bellport, L.

I. Miss Crane attended Packer Collegiate Institute and the Knox School, and is now a student at Parsons School of Fine and Applied Art in Manhattan. Mr. Cruikshank is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lincoln Cruikshank of Fostoria, Ohio. He was graduated from Ohio Wesleyan in 1925 and is a member of Delta Alpha Pi fraternity. At present he is a senior at Union Theological Seminary, majoring in philosophy or religion, and has won a scholarship for next year. Miss Crane is a granddaughter of the late Theodore A.

Crane and Susan Harper Crane. Theodore Crane was one of Brooklyn's pioneer shipbuilders. Miss Crane is also a niece of Mrs. Owen Neill Brown of the Hotel Bossert and Bellport. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur M. Howe of 205 Rugby rd. have opened their cotat East Quogue, L. for the tage season.

Miss Patricia Power to Be Wed to M. Marshall Marston July 7 in West Islip. Miss Patricia Isabelle Power, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward William Cameron Arnold of Oknok, West Islip, L.

will be married to Marshall Marston, U. S. N. '22, M. D.

son of the late of Washington, Mrs. Denwood S. White, on July 7, Church, West Islip. The in Christ Edward J. 1 Burlingham will perRev.

the ceremony and a reception form follow at the Arnold home. will Trenchard Power will Miss Mary of honor and the bridesmaids be maid the Misses Mary Louise, will include Pittsburg, Constance KinJohnson of Gertrude Finuney of Manhattan; Katrina cane of Spokane, Mauff of Chicago; Marguerite Estelle of Manhattan and Harriet Gillison Daly of Baltimore, Md. Clark Waggaman be Wolcott and the ushers will be best man Marsh Pulver, Charles WatGeorge Stanley Carr, C. Griffth kins Hume, Warfield, Frederick Roy and. Reber all of Washington and Littlehales, Manhattan.

Mr. Marston and his bride will reside in Washington. Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Rathbun and Miss Natalie Rathbun of 120 Brooklyn ave.

will sail for Europe on Saturday on the S. S. Franconia of the Cunard Line for an extended tour. Miss Rathbun was graduated recently with honors from Adelphi Academy and will enter Smith College in the fall. Dr.

and Mrs. Rathbun's son, Gardiner Rathbun, will spend the summer in camp. Miss Lucy Leffingwell Wed To Thomas John E. Pulling. Miss Lucy Leffingwell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell C. Leffingwell of 43 E. 67th Manhattan, and Cold MISS JANET ME NAUGHTON (PHOTOS BY MISHKIN. STUDIO MISS CAROLINE GARVIN MISS MISS SARA PARSONS MISS Grouped above are some of the many attractive Brooklyn girls who have just been graduated from Packer Institute.

Miss Tweedy, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Tweedy of Midwood was president of the Glee Club. Miss Garvin is the daughter of.

Judge and Mrs. Edwin L. Garvin and the younger sister of Miss Betty Garvin. She will continue her studies next winter at Pine Manor, Wellesley, Mass. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Somers of S. Portland ave. are the parents of Miss Helene Somers. Miss McNaughton is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William D. McNaughton of Lefferts pl. and the sister of Miss Flora McNaughton, Miss Parsons is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

P. H. Parsons of 145 Henry and Miss Baldwin is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsley P.

Baldwin. of paintings and etchings by the late bury, Mrs. William S. Jenney, Mrs. Thomas Moran, N.A.

The exhibition W. Whittemore, Mrs. Theron G. will be held at Clinton Academy in Strong, Mrs. Harry L.

Jefferys and this village from July 18 to Aug. 7. Mrs. William E. Wheelock.

Mr. Moran was a resident of East Hampton for about 40 years, and his Bellport News. daughter, Miss Ruth Moran, still (Special to The Eagle.) opens their home here each summer. Bellport, L. June 23-Judge and This collection of the distinguished Mrs.

Frederick E. Crane have taken artist's work is a more complete one the Jordan house, in Bellport. They than has ever been shown anywhere, arrived today with Ralph Crane for with notable canvases in oil, water the summer. colors, India ink illustrations, char- Mrs. Charles E.

Bedford of Bellport coal drawings and etchings, loaned for has as her house guests this weekend the occasion by their owners. The pic- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harvey Ladew tures date from his early years, when Jr. and Miss Marjorie K.

Ecks. he first made the Grand Canyon pedition, to 1924, when health Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Noyes of failing compelled him to lay down the brush.

191 Clinton with their daughters, The of the exhibition the Misses Dorothy and Edith Smith, sponsors are Samuel A. of the and their son, Alfred Smith, will sail Gregory, Mayor village; a of noted artists rest- for Europe this month. They expect group to return in August and will go to the dent here Childe Hassam, Adele Lake Placid Club for the rest of the Herter, Maud Jewett, Charles de Kay, season. Francis Newton, William Whittemore, Albert Herter and Hamilton King. Mrs.

Walter J. Volkens of 446 Also a group of friends and art Ocean ave. will sail for Europe on lovers Mrs. Harry Hamlin, Mrs. Saturday with her daughter, Miss Hamilton King, Mrs.

Ruger Donoho, Pauline Volkens, and her son, WilMrs. Philip Ruxton, Mrs. William H. liam Volkens. After going to London Woodin, Mrs.

Charles Hassam, Mrs. and Paris they will visit Mrs. William Henry L. Hobart, Mrs. Charles de Volkens in Altona, Germany.

Kay, Mrs. E. C. Potter, Mrs. Lorenzo E.

Woodhouse, Mrs. Francis Newton, Mr. and Mrs. David Porter of the Mrs. Henry Abbott, Mrs.

Samuel Sea- Mohawk Hotel are occupying their Itinerant Items HELENE MARJORIE Brooklyn SOMERS Spring Harbor, L. was married to Thomas John Edward Pulling, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Pulling, yesterday afternoon in St. John's Church, Cold Spring Harbor. The Rev. Dr. Endicott Peabody of Groton School performed the ceremony, assisted by the Rev.

Edward Parrott of Lake George. Miss Eleanor A. Hewitt of Manhattan was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were the Misses Sarah Bartlett, Margaret Brett, Martha Rosalie Humphrey and Cornelia Curtis, all of Manhattan, and Hildegarde Natalie Gauss of Princeton. Hugh Tarbox of Montreal was best man for Mr. Pulling and the us.

ushers included Franklin A. Batcheller Everett Case, Charles L. Hewitt a and Philip Nash of Manhattan; William Cushing of Groton, Gerry Ives of, Schenectady, Lewis Stevens and Henry Van Dusen of Philadelphia and Alexander Zabriskie of aria, Va. Mr. and Mrs.

Pulling will make their home at Avon Old Farms, Avon, I Connecticut. Paul Bonynge son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonynge of 2 Grace Court and Locust Valley, L. was graduated this month from Brown University.

Miss Dorothy Putnam Engaged To John Charles Brodsky. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Putnam cf 325 Jefferson and Atlantic Highlands, N. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Louise Putnam, to John Charles.

Brodsky, also of Brooklyn, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick William Brodsky. Miss Putnam is the granddaughter of the late Gen. Robert Nugent, U.S.A., and was graduated from Adelphi College.

Mr. Brodsky was graduated from New York University, is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and of the Crescent Athletic Club. During the war he served as captain with the 27th Division in France. The will take place in October. First Bridge Luncheon to Be Held at Huntington Tuesday.

(Special to The Eagle.) Huntington, L. June 23-A committee consisting "of Mrs. Lambert Suydam, Mrs. Elliott M. Eldredge, Mrs.

Edward T. Horwill, Mrs. Palmer Jadwin and Mrs. Russell W. Prentice will be in charge of the first bridge and buffet luncheon to be held at the The Huntington luncheon Bay Club on Tuesday.

will be served at 1 o'clock and bridge will start immediately after. The younger set who are interested in boat racing are looking forward to the first race of the Wee Scot Class to be held in Huntington Bay on July 1. The committee in charge of this series of races includes William E. Horwill, W. Burroughs McGuire, Dr.

E. Rodney Fiske, John C. Ingersoll, Norman Baylis and Morris A. Kinnan. East Hampton Choral Society Gives Enjoyable Concert; Exhibit Of Paintings to Open July 18.

(Special to The Eagle.) East Hampton, L. June 23- Thomas Crane, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Talmage, Mr.

and Mrs. Auguste J. Cordier and Mr. and Mrs. Scott McLanahan were among those of Brooklyn interest who appeared on a long patrons list for the concert given last evening by the East Hampton Choral Society.

An audience of 1,000, more than half of whom were members of the summer colony here, packed the local theater to hear the chorus of 100 voices, trained through the winter by Harry Ussher Thompson of New York. Miss Mary Huggins, pianist, and David Sterkin, vio- linist, both of New York, were the assisting artists. This first concert given by the society comes as the culmination of years of effort on the part of village and summer residents for more music for East Hampton. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Cooper Burrows of 240 Clermont ave. have leased the E. M. Gay house on Hunting Lane for this summer. This is Mr.

and Mrs. Burrows' first season here. Mrs. George W. Chauncey of 257 Henry with Mr.

and Mrs. George Sheldon Chauncey of South Orange, N. stopped at the Maidstone Arms this week. Mrs. Chauncey has spent many summers here at the Maidstone Inn.

Lathrop Brown, of St. James, L. with his daughters, the Misses Halla and Camilla, is at the Sea Spray Inn for a stay of some weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

John L. Sniffen of 823 E. 22d st. spent last week-end here with their daughter, Mrs. Edward T.

Huntting, and Mr. Huntting. Their small granddaughter, Edith Morley, returned with them for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Sterling Peters of 255 Henry st. have opened their summer home at the corner of Woods Lane Main st. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Martin of 42 Monroe pl. and of Amagansett were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W.

Borden at their farm in the Catskills this week. Mr. and Mrs. Borden, with their daughter, Penelope Borden, who has just graduated from Dana Hall at Wellesley, expect to open their East Hampton summer home next week. Mr.

and Mrs. David Millar of 780 St. Mark's pl. arrived last week at the Edwards cottage on Montauk Amagansett, which they have taken for the season. Mr.

and Mrs. de Forest Jetmore of Richmond Hilil spent. last at their cottage on Hands Lane, Amagansett. An event of wide interest has just been announced by a group of art lovers in this village, who are inviting the public to a memorial exhibition BALDWIN house on Heathcote Scarsdale, where they will be until Oct. 1, except for two weeks in August, when they will take a motor trip to Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Leonard of 953 E. 19th with their sons, James F.

Leonard J. Carey Leonard and Edward Leonard, have again returned to Sayville, L. for the summer, renting the Sykes cottage on Green and will remain Sept. 25. Miss Wilma Wells Luyster Wed to A.

S. Van Santvoord. Miss Wilma Wells Luyster, daughter of Mrs. William Elbert Luster of Glen Cove, L. was married, day, to Alexander Seymour Van Sant- voord, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Seymour Van Santvoord of Troy and Bennington, N. Y. The wedding took place in St. Paul's P.

E. Church, Glen Cove, and a small reception followed at the Luyster home. May Appleby was maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were the Misses Arthenia Tilley, Mildred Stone, Elizabeth Simpson and Mrs. S. H.

Blackmer. George Van Santvoord was best man for his brother, and the ushers were Reid Byron, Skeffington S. Norton James S. Darling and James MacDonald. The bride was graduated from Vassar with the Class of 1924, and Mr.

Van Santvoord is a graduate of Yale, Class of 1921, and Oxford, Class of 1923. Miss Doris Rosecrans Gives Tea for Her Friends. Miss Doris Marie Rosecrans entertained yesterday for a few friends at tea at Sears' tearoom. Among the guests were the Misses Beatrice Heyliger, Katherine Haase, Julia Doughty, Irene Kleinert, Sarah Umpleby and Elise Bloch of Italy, who crossed the ocean recently to spend the summer in Maine. Mrs.

Rosecrans and Miss Rosecrans recently returned from abroad, where they were touring in several countries since April, Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Zellner of Washington ave. will leave tomorrow for a ten-week trip through the West with their children, Miss Louise Zellner and Carl and Dick Zellner.

They will visit all the National parks on the way to the Pacific Coast and return via Canadian Rockies, about Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsley P.

Baldwin of Washington ave. and their daughters, the Missess Marjorie and beth Baldwin, have taken a house at 129 Wellington, Garden City, L. for the summer, which they will open this week. The Misses Flora and Janet Naughton are spending the summer at Fort Salonga, L. with their aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Cranford. Mrs. Harry Brainerd Mitchell of 275 Clinton ave. and her daughter, Miss Eleanore Mitchell, will sail on July 7 to spend the summer in Europe.

Mrs. Andrew Houston Mars of pl. and her daughter, Miss Gladys Mars, will sail on Wednesday, on the S. S. Corinthia, for a North Cape cruise.

After their return, on Aug. 18, they will be at the Lake Placid Club for the remainder of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Greenman of 256 Clinton ave. left on Thursday for the Skytop Hotel at Buck Hill Falls, Pa. Mrs. Greenman's son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hasbrouck Wallace (Eloise Morford) have recently taken an apartment at Clinton into which they expect to move the middle of August. Miss Grace Frost Merritt, of Grace will spend the summer at the Buck Hills Falls Inn. John Garrett Underhill of 1100 Dean his daughter, Miss Susan Prudence Underhill, and his son, John G. Underhill moved on Friday from 1100 Dean st.

to 2 Grace ct. Mrs. Edward Wells of Dean st. will spend the month of July at Bellport, L. and August at Hyde Manor, Sudbury, Vt.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander Moorehead of 550 Ocean ave, and their daughter, Miss Helen Moorehead, will spend August and part of September at Twilight Park, N. as usual. Their son-in-law and other daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. John C. Von Glahn of Washington sailed about two weeks ago to spend the summer abroad. They will make Paris their headquarters and take sional motor trips. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Somers of 1 S. Portland ave. and their two daughters, the Misses Genevieve and Helene Somers, are at the Lake Placid Club for three months. Mr.

and Mrs. Philip E. Good and their sons, Harvey P. and Philip E. Good of 1345 Union are at their country home in Lake Mahopac, Putnam N.

for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Williams and their son, Edmonds Williams, are at Spring Lake, N.

tor the summer. They will return early in October. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Ingersoll of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Manhattan, left last week for the Kent House, Greenwich, where they will remain until July 14, when they will go to the Sunset Hill House, Sugar Hill, N.

for the rest of the season. Mrs. Henry Clay Baldwin and her daughters, the Misses Mary V. and Jessie Baldwin, will leave on July 7 to spend the summer at the Sunset Hill House, Sugar Hill. Mrs.

G. Foster Smith and her daughter, Miss Betty Poster Smith, will depart for the same destination about 10 days later. Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Harding of 1233 Dean st. and their family left yesterday to spend the summer at Buck Hill Falls, where they have taken a cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Hector Lee will spend.

the month of July at Douglaston, L. and August at Charleston, R. I. Mrs. John Van Pelt Lassoe of 3 Grace court will spend July and August with her mother, Mrs.

Lola de la Mesa Greenwood, at her country home In Sheffeld, Mass. Mr. Lassoe will be there weekends. Mrs. William Parsons Slocovich will leave the first of July for De Bruce, N.

and will be there until the latter part of September. Miss Muriel Slocovich will go to Camden, the first part of July, where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Singleton of 1822 Albemarle at their summer home for a few weeks.

She will join her mother later at De Bruce Lodge for the remainder of the summer, Mrs. Frederic P. Tuthill of 57 Marlborough 1d. has opened her country home on Governor's Island, Stony Creek, for the summer. Mrs.

Robert Edgar Chumasero Jr. (Kathryn Tuthill) will leave the city morrow for Governor's Island to spend the summer with her mother. Mr. Chumasero will spend weekends there. Mrs.

Paul Dudley Chase will return on Thursday or Friday from a four months visit in California. She is coming back via the Canadian Rockies and is at present spending a few days at Lake Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flynt of Orange st.

are spending the summer at Bay Head, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Morton C.

Fitch of Joralemon st. left Thursday for Madison, where they have taken a house for the season. Their children, Miss Marjorie Fitch and Morton C. Fitch are with them. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Coutant Halsted of 308 Washington and their, daughter, Miss Elizabeth Halsted, will leave on Friday to spend the summer at Westhampton Beach, L. I. Mrs. Ronald Hart of 15 Clark st.

is due to return today from a two weeks visit to Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Heminway of 11 Schermerhorn st. will move to their new apartment at 410 E.

57th Manhattan, the end of July. Mr. and Mrs. James Newman of Clark st. have taken a house on Porchuck Greenwich, for the summer.

Mrs. Newman's sister, Miss Kathleen Kevin, is spending the week-end with her, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Laidlaw of 29 Montgomery pl.

and their daughters, the Misses Elaine and Janet Laidlaw, will sail for Europe on the Majestic on Aug. 4. They will tour the Continent by motor, returning to Brooklyn about the middle of October. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Gemmi of 38 Livingston st. will be at the Sunset Hill House, Sugar Hill, N. from July 28 until the middle of September. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur J. Ridley of 726 Ocean ave. left on Friday for their home in Brewster, N. where they will remain all summer. Dr.

Mrs. Frank Hermance Lasher and their son, Douglas Lasher, of 1127 Dean st. are occupying a cottage in Brightwaters, L. for the season. Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Woodward of the Hotel Mohawk will sail on the S. S.

Reliance of the Hamburg-Amercian Line, on Saturday, for the northern cruise to Iceland, Spitzbergen and North Cape. They will return by way of Norway, Sweden and the Continent. Father James F. Kennedy, C.M., of St. John's College will leave Brooklyn on Saturday for Boston and will sail from there on July 1 on the S.

S. Cedric for Europe. He will be gone for two months and will visit England, Ireland, France, Italy and Switzerland. Notes of Atlantic Highlands. (Special to The Eagle.) Atlantic Highlands, June 23- The summer home in Atlantic Highlands of Welding Ring of 1251 Dean Continued on Page 5..