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9 Entertains at Bridge-Teas as Summer Advances' Society in Neighboring Towns BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK. SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1931. ENGAGEMENT Long Island Society PRATT AMMM BRIDGE VISITORS' DAY Under the chairmanship of Mlssl The Flatbush School will hold vis-Cecil K. Jennings, a bridge was I (ors' day on Wednesday. Since th Siwn last evening In the Park I.Jj.e.

i Parent-Teacher Association of the Staten Island Social News Kutl0l in hold Its annual meetine I II morrow evening to celebrate thetr silver wedding anniversary. Miss Corini't Jennings of Flushing and Miss Margaret Flytm of Jamaica Estates, who are members of the executive committee of the Alumnae Association of the College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, will attend a 'meeting of that body at the college next Sunday. Candidates for next, year's officers and members of the executive committee will be selected. Elections will be held on Alumnae Day, June 6.

Vtlss Jt'linlna term expires this year, while Miss Flynn will serve until 19J3. Mr. and Mrs. Chaiincey Baker of Olen Head, L. have Irft for a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.

They will be gone two weeks. -4 4i4' 44 llilli JlIBBtePii! Ti' jt 1 oy tne Alumni Association ol the Pratt Institute of Brooklyn, proceeds of which will go toward a new class being formed to give Instruction to gifted students only The scholarship usually given benefits only one student and it is felt that better progress will be made In the new class being started where at least 12 students will be given advanced instruction In proportion to their individual ability. Joseph Cummlngs Chase, portrait painter. Is honorary president. A.

Bishop, architect, Is president. BOOTH Miss IVarl Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ellhu Booth of 1819 Foster will be married to Nelson Kennedy, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Kennedy of Utica, N. on Saturday at the Brooklyn Centre, 087 Eastern Parkway.

The bride and bridegroom will make their home ln Brooklyn after a wedding trip of four to five weeks. They will tour the coast from Vlrplnla to Montreal, Canada. DAIT.tlTKR noilN Mr. and Mrs. James J.

Frstlkln (Bertha Tweeten) of 193 Prospect Place, announce the birth of a rlaimhtcr. Barbara Jane Frmlkln on Friday at the Long Inland College Hospital. nitlllflF-KIIOWKR A bridge and shower was given for Miss Josephine GallaRher of 415 10th St. by Mrs. Robert T.

Gregory of 45 a. Elliott Place recently. The party was one of many given for Miss Gallagher, who wlil be married at an early date. The first prize was won by Miss Gallagher, second prize by MIks Irene Burns nnd the consolation prize by Mrs. Jnck Sheenan.

Others present were the Misses Grace Ryan, Jean Curran, Vera Curran, Alice Robinson, Sally Mc-Portland, Edna Riley, Frances Gallagher, Kay Hlekey, Mrs. Joseph Nalhan.Mrs. J. W. Dries, Mrs.

James Kelly, Mrs. J. Shcehan. Mrs. Frank Starln and Mis.

Robert T. Gregory. MRS. VOI-TZ HOSTESS Mrs. Albert Voltz of Deendeati Rond.

Forest Hills, L. gave a luncheon and bridge at her1 home recently. Among the guests were Mrs. Oswell of Norwlck, Miss Weber of Hempstead, L. Mrs.

Louis Hiitcheson of Hempstead and Mrs. Milton Latimer of Rockville Centre. SCHOOLS AND COLLECKS Co-Educational Miss Bonnie de Laet's engagement to Frederic H. Coe, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Coe of Long Island, was announced by her father, Jan de Laet of 792 E. 19th recently. talned ftt dinner for a number of their friends on Thursday night. A meeting of the Port RlchmondJ Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at the Staten Island Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. At this time the members will inspect the Incubator which they donated to the hospital a short time ago.

Tea will be served by the officers of the Woman's Auxiliary of the hospital. The Richmond County Chapter D. A. gave a luncheon at the Richmond County Country Club in honor of their regent, Mrs. William H.

Pouch on Monday. Mrs. Pouch, Who is retiring from the rcgenoy, was recently elected vice president general of the national society at the 40th Continental Congress in Washington a few weeks ago. At this luncheon a past regent's pin was presented to Miss Harriet L. Britton.

Following this presentation, Mrs. W. C. Kerr, Mrs. W.

H. Hunt and Mrs. T. Livingston Kennedy gave talks of appreciation of the work dons by Mrs Pouch. Mrs.

Kennedy, the organizing regent, read the speech of nomination which was read Jjy Mrs. Frank Parcells, State regent, when she presented Mrs. Pouch's name at the congress in Washington. The chapter then presented Mrs. Pouch with a check for $100, which she will use to establish another Scholarship at Tamassee School in South Carolina.

The latter is the D. A. R. endorsed school, and Mrs, Pouch's scholarship will make the third founded by this chapter. Those present were Mrs.

H. F. Clark, Miss Ruth Bleeznrde, Mis. William H. Pouch, Mrs.

A. H. Bur-dick, Mrs. T. L.

Kennedy, Mrs. F. W. Hunt, Mrs. C.

W. Kerr, Mis. D. J. Tysen, Mrs.

L. A. Camacho. Miss H. L.

Britton, Mrs. C. M. Porter, Mrs. W.

A. Boyd, Mrs. F. J. Bleezarde, Mrs.

W. C. Orton, Mis. J. M.

Talbot, Mrs. C. G. Stiles, Mrs. Clarence Luce, Mrs.

W. Merse-reau, Mrs. G. R. Boynton, Mrs.

II. E. Tracy, Mrs. H. F.

Mecke. Mrs. Edward B. King, Mrs. A.

R. Davidson, Mrs. Ralph McKee, Mrs. Robert Wright, Mrs. J.

E. Banta, Mrs. G. R. Coleman, Miss Mary Humphrey and Mrs.

Albert Reynaud. The annual luncheon and election of officers of the Woman's Club of Staten Island will take place on Saturday at the clubhouse on Richmond Terrace, New Brighton. Mrs. Sara Rodman Ryan is the luncheon chairman. The parents of the Livingston School will hold their annual meeting at the school, 99 Davis West Brighton, on the evening of Wednesday.

According to their custom of inviting criticism, especially from people well informed on the methods of progressive schools, they have asked Miss Harriet Johnson to attend the meeting prepared to say whatever she thinks about the school. Miss Johnson is on the central staff of the bureau of educational experiments and has visited the school a number of times this year and has met the Livingston teachers at the week-end conferences of the bureau where teachers from many of the progressive schools in the East meet with outstanding educators to work out problems of curriculum planning and teaching methods. On Saturday the parents and teachers of the school will give 'a lawn party on the school grounds. There will be an exhibit of Summer books and play materials suitable for children of all ages. The children will give a brief program of the songs, dances and music which have been part of their school work.

The school will be open for inspection and refreshments will be served. The Livingston School is only four years old and the first and only school of its kind on Staten Island. It is supported by a group of parents who want for their children a combination of Staten Island's pleasant and healthful country environment and the best of modern school methods. It operates under provisional Regents charter and has received the recognition of affiliation with the bureau of educational experiments. BRIDE OF at a on of Continued From Page 4 guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Seymour of Larchmont, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

William Dombert of Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Youngman of Berkely St. attended tha card party of the Bethany Lutheran Church at Spring -(kid during the week. Mrs.

Genevieve Field of E. Mel rose St. was ctiHtrman of the card parly given this evening for the benefit of the Art Department of Central High School at the high tchool. Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Windhorst of Beverly Parkway are being congratulated upon the birth of a son, Robert Joseph. The members of the Roundabout Club will have luncheon in Manhattan on Wednesday afternoon alter which they will attend the performance of "Three's A Crowd." In the group are Mrs. Kilburn 8 Arnold, Mrs. O.

E. Kaupmnn, Mrs. Harry Bragge, Mrs. Richard Wan-ftull, Mrs. George Althaus, Mrs.

Robert Feldtmann, Mrs. William Lucca, Mrs. James D. Nerrle, Mrs. J.

J. Carey, Mrs. Karl L. Jones, Mrs. M.

8. Polllnl, Mrs. J. H. Carey and Mrs.

John Mcyn. Mrs. Robert Barker of Maujer St. was chairman of the annual dinner party held Wednesday evening in the chapel under tha auspices of the Ladles Guild of the Holy Trinity Church. Assisting her were Mrs.

R. M. Dibble, president, Mrs. May Duggan, Mrs. Kilburn 8.

Arnold, Mrs. Harry A. Eaglcson, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. James Bolton, Mrs.

Claude 8. Ryon, Mrs. Arthur Haddock, Mrs. Richard N. LeMay, Mrs.

Walter Van Tassel, Mrs. Leroy B. Dorland and Mrs. Lester C. Blake.

Justice Council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Mrs. Fred Weldner, councilor, will have their first nomination of officers at the next meeting Tuesday evening, May 19. Miss Marie Gagliano of Bismark Ave. will entertain the members of the Fifty-Flfty Bridge Club Monday evening. In the group are Mrs.

Robert Van Vranken, Mrs. John A. Starih, Mrs. Edna Callaghan and the Misses Mae Deignan, Ann Gag-llano, Alvlna Grandincttl and Florence Bofeue. The Gibson Girls' Bridge Club members will be the guests of Mrs.

Catherine Ely of Cedarhurst for bridge on Monday evening. Others In the group include Mrs. Agnes Tllton and the Misses Margaret Un-ger, Florence Olson, Margaret Rau, Oenesta Mathews, Helen Archard, Betty Unger and Helen Rleger. Mrs. Arthur E.

Gross of Locust Boulevard will entertain the members of the Blue Monday Club for sewing Monday afternoon. Her guests will be Mrs. Elizabeth Kin-kade, Mrs. Charles Stern, Mrs. Jasper A.

Doherty, Mrs. George Nens-tlel and Mrs. A. E. Rleger.

Mr: and Mrs. John Kroohs of Mlneola Ave. will be host at a dinner for SO guest.) at their home to Qreek iMter Clubs Mrs. William J. Deevy and Mrs.

Frederick W. Pape were host esses recently to Phi Gamma Delta wrority at a charity bridge and tea at the home of Mrs. Deevy. The proceeds of the afternoon to be given to the Boys Fresh Air Camp. in aaaition to the hostesses other Phi Gamma Delta members present were Mrs.

Harold Koch. Miss Beat rice E. Noxon, Mrs. George McMan-us, Mrs. Carl J.

Swanson. Mrs. F. B. Lane Mrs.

George Rehnian and Mrs. H. M. Havden. Their guests Included the following: Mrs.

Vinoent Ailing, Mrs. Gregory Rlv-kins, Mrs- Bernard N. Gordy, Mrs. Kuooipn Carlson. Mrs.

aeonre K. Fink, Mrs. Cornelius J. Early, Mrs. Stephen Anderson, Mrs.

R. Blschoff, Mrs. W. Larson. Mrs.

Quia Mm H. Lyons, Mrs. E. Metzer, Mrs. Marks, Mrs.

E. Dugan, Mrs. H. Mrs, Schmidt and the Misses Rosg and Adelaide Flanagan, Florence Buggell, Rcglna Bruns, Eugenia Rowan, Eunice Earley, Charlotte Marr. Ursula Daiv and Jean Souther, ALPHA SIGMA DELTA Alpha Sloma Delia nnrnrll Gamma Chapter, held a bridge and tea yesterday afternoon at Alice Foote MacDougall'8.

Tha committee In rhoron Inflnriorf Miss Mary Murnhv. Mis. tnnii.ti O'Callahan and Miss Muriel PHI GAMMA SIGMA The Missee Marie Louise and Frances Forster recently entertained the members of Phi Gamma Sigma Sorority, Delta Chapter, at luncheon hi the Advertising dub, Manhattan. Further plans were discussed for the coming garden party. Miss Bertha Jost Is president of the chapter and other Officers Include the Misses Marie L.

Foster, vice president; Jean L. Jacobson, secretary, and Evelyn Arfstan, treasurer. THETA KAPPA Theta Kappa Sorority held their Spring bridge recently at the Hotel McAlpin. Mrs. Joseph J.

Lerner wrh chairman of the affair and was assisted by Mlse Olive Gumpert. The Misses Bessie, Alex and Sylvia Weil were in charge of tickets. DELTA ALPHA SIGMA Alpha Chapter of Delta Alpha Sigma held its regular meeting on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Karl Rohleder, 2524 Avenue N. Nu Chapter of the sorority held a All 15 II I AU A RSTAtlLIRHEI) IBM Lofrtynic Avrniip, St.

Juinpa IMnrc itn.l Clifton Place A Thornuah IVrpnrnlorr School for Roys and Opem Srplrinl.cr 23d Deform You Co Amnv for th Mnkx Plant for Your ANNOUNCED A. SAtoB Ross, "Sleeping Beauty." The last twa the clubs wrote from the fairy stories. The Friday night Girl Reserve Club called "Good Companions" had an evening of recreation, including basketball, roller skating, ping pon8 and indoor golf. The Grace Dodge Club of Girl Re serves from Girls Commercial went on a trip to Chinatown Friday afternoon. They visited a Chinese girls club meeting at the Y.

W. C. after which two of the Y. W. A guided the club on their excursion through the town.

Ths girls had dinner at a Chinese restaurant while there. Miss Helen Allen, Girl Reserve secretary, accompanied the club. The Girl Reserve committee of the Greenpoint Branch Y. W. C.

will hold its meeting on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Arthur Brown, the chairman, Is anxious that all the committee members attend in order to work on plans for the coming banquet. Tin committee includes Mrs. Frederick Hassenger, Mrs.

Rylance, Mrs. C. Phetteplacc, Mrs, Joseph Harson, Mrs. Mllo Durand Mrs. Martha Crandall and Miss Marguerite Morris.

On Thursday evening the Girl Reserves of the Orcenpolnt Y. C. A. will be hostesses to their mothers at the first mother and daughter dinner ever held at Green point. An Interesting program Is being arranged by the committee in charge.

There will be group singing, tap dancing by the members of the recent class in tap dancing, and short talks by members of the Olrl Reserve clubs. The principle speaker of the evening Will be Miss Elsie C. Pickhard, Metropolitan Girl Reserve secretary of the Y. W. C.

A. "Adventure at Camp Robin Hood" will be Miss Pickhard's topic. A member of the Robin Hood High School Club will preside as toastmistress of the evening. Mrs. Arthur Brown will give greetings on behalf of the Girl Reserve Committee of the Greenpoint Y.

W. C. and repre sentatives of the other Girl Reserve clubs, the Golden Rule, the Merrymakers, Happy-Go-Lucky and Fun Clubs, will speak. Mothers and daughters are urged to sign up at the Y. W.

C. A. office before May 9. The Happy-Go-Lucky Club will meet at the Greenpoint Branch at 8:45 o'clock on Friday night, and from there they will go to the East ern District Branch to play basketball. The May Dance will be held on Saturday evening.

The Robin Hood Club will be the hostess. The music will be furnished by William Gchthncr. Citizenship League Members of the Good Citizenship of Flushing will hold their annual meeting at the Good Citizenship League clubhouse, 140-42 Sanford Flushing, on Tuesday after-non at 2:45. Reports of officers and chairmen of standing and special committees will be presented at that time. A musical program will be presented by the choral.

Mrs. John J. Rothwell will preside. The Drama Committee or the league held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur J.

Nash on Friday. Modern Amateur Dramatics" were discussed and a play, "Mail, read and directed by Mrs. E. V. Peters.

Mrs. Edmund V. MacLean is chairman of the Drama Committee. Temple Sisterhood Members of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel, Jamaica, Mrs. Max Levy, president, plan a card party, to be held at the Community Center Building, Hillside and Herrlman on Tuesday evening, May 26.

Mrs. Michael Milton is chairman! of the committee in charge of arrangements. On Saturday afternoon the sisterhood held a mothers and daughters celebration at the Community Center. Mrs. Jack Mann was In charge of the program.

Mrs. Stanley Bruckheim assisted in arranging the event. ADVERTISEMENT Puis New Life Into Dull, Tired, Faded Skin Just llttlf Ctlnnlta ponder sprinkled on wet cloth and rnnbed gently over the face before retiring will clear the parei of nil dirt and and oily accumulation, preventing hlnrkhead. It put new life Into dull, tired akin, no jrou will (njor a 1004 sifbt's iwt. Adr.

Qirl Reserves Ttm Reserve Council, com posed of the officers of all Of the Central Branch Y. W. C. A. High School Clubs, met Thursday night the Mrs.

Richard Young chairman of the Committee for Work with Younger Girls, was a guest of the council. Miss Anna M. Pyott, general secretary, talked to the girls about the present economic situation. The girls discussed plans for Summer activities and lor ine enprlnl event which will close the regular club activities. Margaret Hecht of the Manual i- is cuair-man of the council.

Th Manual Girl Reserves held a business meeting on Monday afternoon. Reports of the resuira 01 the club plays and dance given recently were brought to the girls. Plans were made for the program of the club throughout the rest of the year. The Freshman Club of Manual Training High School also met at the Y. W.

C. A. for a business meeting. Several special events were planned for the rest of May and June, including a splash party and tea. The Happy Hour Club, of which Miss Ruth Zeitlin is adviser, spent Tuesday afternoon on the Central Branch building roof playing games, after which they toasted marsh-mallows by a club room fire and held a business meeting.

The Girl Reserves from Nathan Hale Junior High went to the park Tuesday afternoon and played frames. Mrs. W. W. Mezger, their adviser, accompanied them.

The Dramatic Work Shop held its last regular meeting for this Spring Wednesday afternoon. The club is planning to go together to see a play next Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Vincent H. Cross has been the director of this group throughout the Spring.

Four of Central urancn uraae School Clubs are rehearsing plays which they will give before the end the school term. Tne uooa Sportsmanship Club will give -sauce for the William Penn, The Stolen veier fan. The Enchanted Gypsy," and Betsy WEEK that day, the school faculty has ar ranged a program of events throughout the day. Exhibitions, declamations, musical programs and puppet shows will be included in the day's events. TODAY at Ilic Pierrepont Another FAMOUS Pierrepont SUNDAY DINNER .25 It.

In amntt trt thrifty whrn Tlronk Irn (iitcit fliindny Dinner can enjoyed tnfUy i a ifnslblt price. Yon rannot I read yourself or ynur family to ft mora trm filing, iAonm ftvtat nnnwhtrrt Hnra Is a hiinrniet fit fnr khiffn and qiippnsf (And lit Up prlnca will bfl tnthijAlMstlft, tonh. Join th hundred who din at th Pierrepont regularly. Drop over today Serf tee From JSoon tn 9 P.J COME! Th Pierrepont It yd 1 1 at PIrrpont and Hlt-k. Brooklyn.

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Carry thla directory with fee when traveling, or a.e It te lan a Iris. Additional hotel, will ha addee eaek week. Mi eaeer er Proprietor O. 9. Dlcnberger Wary A Llnialef Edward W.

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taaaoB 'iff! State Island, N. May Th Richmond County Chapter, D. A. held Its annual meeting and election of officers yesterday at the Bfltton House in New Dorp. Those who were elected to office are: Mrs.

William P. Hunt, regent: Mrs. William H. Pouch, the retiring regent, was elected vice president general at the D. A.

Congress, held in Washington last week; second vice regent, Mrs. Mednd E. Etonc; treasurer, Mrs. Clarence Luce; correcponding secretary, Mrs. Charles W.

Hunt; chaplain. Miss Mary E. Humphrey. The directors who will serve two years are Mrs. Walter C.

Kerr and Mrs. A. R. Davidson, and those Who will serve one year are Mrs. Ralph R.

McKee and Mrs. Henry Mecke. The committee chairmen are: Press, Mrs. James M. Halbert; better films, Mrs.

W. 0. Orton; program, Mrs. 0. M.

Porter; old trails, Mrs. D. J. Tysen, and historian, Mrs. A.

H. Burdick. The Btaten Island Branch Alliance of the Unitarian Church in New Brighton will hold its auost Day luncheon in the parish house on Thursday. This will be the last meeting of the season and many members of the Metropolitan District Alliances will be guests. A short address will be given by the minister, Dr.

Mott.l Mr. and Mrs. R. Love McKee of 353 St. Mark's Place, New Brighton, entertained at dinner this evening in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Bparkes of Manhattan. Their gueRts were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kin? and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Collins. Mrs. C. Carr-Harrls and Mrs.

W. B. Barrington of 100 Douglas Road, En.erson Hill, have given up their house on Staten Island and have returned to Toronto to live. Mrs. John Trench of Ellicott Place, New Brighton, has returned from St.

Catherine. where she has been visiting her sons who are studehts at Ridley School in that city. The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Mary's Church. West Brighton, will give a on Friaay at the home of Mrs.

R. W. Douglas, S57 Oakland West Brighton Mrs. L. A.

Ccmacho of Long Branch, and formerly of Staten Islant', is visiting Mrs. T. Livingston Kennedy of Westervelt New Brighton. The Inst meeting of the season of the St. Cecelia was held at the home of Mrs.

Thomas Garrett in the Country club grounds on Wednesday. A special program was arranged fov the occasion, and many guests were present. Edgar Brofield of Manhattan, who is one of the 40 members of the National Academy of Singing Teachers and who was the soloist at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church for eight years, conducted the chorus. Another guest artist was Miss Adele Brcaux of Manhattan, a well kniwn contralto. Miss Ruth White and Mrs.

Harvey Pcrine also gave piano solos, and Mrs. Arthur Buehler. Who Wa.i accompanied by Mrs. James M. Haydour, gave a violin solo.

Prize were presented by the president, Mrs. Ralph McKee to John Swett who re ceived first prize and Mrs. John McKinlay who received second prize. These prizes are given each year by Mrs. McKee for attendance, punctuality and practice.

Saturday will be D. A. R. Day at the Billopp-Conference House in TottetiVille. Dr.

Alexander C. Flick. New York State Historian, will-be the sneaker. The hostesses will be the New York State Conference House Committee, with Mrs. N.

D. Chapman, chairman. Refreshments will be served in the Old kitchen of the Billopp House. The annual Spring luncheon of the Staten Island League of Women Voters will be held at the Staten Island Club on Monday, May 18. The annual election of officers will take place at this time.

Miss Caroline Florence Lexow. chairman New York City League of Women Voters, and Miss Beatrice Pitney Lamb, chairman New York State Committee on International Co-operation, will be the guests of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Wood of the Country Club grounds, are being congratulated upon the birth of a son at the Staten Island Hospital on May 2.

It is their third child. The Woman's Club of Staten Island will hold a card party for the benefit of their Maintenance Fund at th clubhouse on Richmond Terrate, New Brighton, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Savage C. Fries and Mrs.

Lyman B. Frieze Jr. of Clinton New Brighton, and Mrs. Maurice I. Pitou of Davis West Brighton, are spending the week-end at Mrs.

savne Friews Summer home at Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth B. Buck of Sunrise Terrace and Mr.

and Mrs. Alan B. Thomaa of Grymes Hill, are spending the weekend at the Intter's fishing camp in Bush-kill. Pa. The circus, given by the pupils of Donsran Hall, which was to have taken place on May 2 and was postponed on account of rain, was given todny on the school grounds in Drnqan Hills.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shriver of St. Austin's place, West Brighton, are spending the weekend in Haver-straw, Ji. J.

Mrs. Albert L. Stirn of Howard Grymes Hill, will give a bridge party on Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. John Neimeyer of St. Paul's and Mrs.

Neimeyer's sister. Miss Helen Magregor of Du-luth, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness Philip of the Country Club Grounds have as their guest this weekend.

Miss Milli-cent Carey, headmistress of the Brearley School in Manhattan. Mrs. Roosevelt L. Clark of 160 Davis West Brighton, entertained a number of friends at bridge tonight. Her guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert B. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. Bcnbow Elliman, Mr, and Mrs.

Herbert Magruder, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stirn, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pouch and Mrs.

Charles Gosten-hofer. Mr. snd Mrs. Roscoe T. Holt Of the Country Club grounds, enter- Amolng those at the Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, W.

are Mrs. Lorenzo E. Woodhouse and M'. Elisabeth Home and Franklin J. HorhJ of Manhattan and Southampton, I Philip a.

Gosslcr of Manhattan and Wi'stbury has Just returned lrnm a stay at the Greenbrier. Brightwaten Bay Shore Special to The tingle Brlghtwaters, L. May 9 Mrs. Walter A. Allott of South Bny Ave.

haa had as guests Miss Eleanor Curtin and Mrs. Arthur Keller of Milwaukee, who are en route to their home after spending several months abroad as guests of their sister, Countcst Wllhelm von dor Ooltz, In Berlin, Germany. Anita Stewart, former motion picture actress, has been staying at the Cortland House. Crystal Council Lodge, No. 119, Will have a card party on Tuesday.

The members or Brlshtwaters Auxiliary of Southside Hospital will hold their next regular business meeting on Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. Roy Brewster on Plymouth Brlghtwaters. Miss Patricia Furey, daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Furey of South Windsor was hostess at a bridge and tea to several classmates recently.

Mrs. Frank Brophy, Mrs. J. Hall Corcoran, Mra William McEntec, Mrs. George Plgott, Mrs.

Franklin Strauss, Miss Ann Cathcrwood, and Miss May Beaky of Brooklyn are weekend guest3 of Miss Helen E. McKillop at her home on Woodland Drive. Mr. and Mrs. C.

Stuart Cavanagh, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cavanagh, Mr. and Mra. Edward C.

Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Haire, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McAdam were among the guests at the Southward Ho Club over the Weekend.

Miss Florence Ross, who has Jiwt returned from a seven months' stay in Paris, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cuddlhy at their home on Souty Awixa Bay Shore bridge and tea at the Mary Ellaa bcth Tearoom last flninrrinv Mom bers on the committee were Misses Lucy Huttle, Kay Kecnan, Marie uoerzapn. IOTAKAPFA Epsilon Chapter of Iota Kappa Sorority met recently at the home or Miss Regina Farrell, 516 16th to discuss plans for a closing dinner party, to be given lato ln June. Those present included the Misses Virginia Benne Marge Martin, Mario McConough, Julia Monnhan, Marguerite Rost and Jenn Wright.

A dance committee meeting was held recently at the home of Miss Winifred Smith at which plans were completed for an all rhapter Spring dance at the Central Park casino on Friday. Priscilld Study 'me Pnscilla Study Club will hold its next meeting ln the form of a birthday party to celebrate its autn year at the home of the nresi dent, Mrs. Laura D. Burroughs, 1609 Dorchester Road, on Tuesday at 2 ociock. Miss Elberta K.

Shipley will give a talk on "The American Woman's Part in the Evolution of Mrs. John Grundy, lyric soprano, will sing; Miss Lucy Ranch will sing and Miss Marearet- ta Irwin, elocutionist, will entertain. Mrs. Seymour S. Van Kirk will be the chairman of the day, assisted by Mrs.

Laura D. Baylls and Mrs. John C. Carllh. RITTMASTER AHASKAN Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Rlttmaster have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Aileen Norma Rltlmaster to George Lin-coin Shaskan. The ceremony will take place at the Park Lane on the evening of May 28. Mrs. Rlttmaster will be matron of honor for her daughter, and the bridesmaids will be the Misses Lucile Joy, Oladys Stein, Mildied Cohan and Hazel Harte.

Paul N. Shaskan will be best man for his The ushers will be Arthur Orosby, O. Arnold Bcllin. Seymour Talbot and Rienzi de Cordova. The young couple will leave the following day on an extended trip to California and the Canadian Rockies.

On their return they will reside at Woodmcre, L. umega uni ineia sorority nem a rush meeting at the home of Its president, Miss Renee Edwards, 123 8th recently 3 l.Mlilren School Rett fall IVe-KlmliTKarlpn Til rough High School Outdoor Arlivitipt on Hew Alhllic Mrlil I Coining Srnl an Reqnrtt Trlrphono 9-3723 JAMES II. POST, Prnldenl of Hoard of ACCOUNTANCY AND SECRETARIAL COURSES Day and Evtnlntj cltntt. Bullttina upon Rqutt A relay 7-8100. PACE INSTITUTE iHmttrufinrt SCHOOL Of FLATRtlSa "7 tf NURSERY ElyEMENTAHV C1RADB8 MO OCEAN SVFNI'K Home Srrtlra Rllrkniinalrr STENOGRAPHY rlrf Reporting Shorthand VIIO.R00 M.

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