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M1 DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1930. Society Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Fischer To Entertain for Son: and Fiancee, Miss Caroline Garvin Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick G. Fischer 1 Pierrepont St. will give a dinner in the Sea Glades of the St. Regis Fischer.

Miss Garvin is the Caroline Garvin, whose engagement was announced on Saturday to W. Coverly Fischer. Miss Garvin os the daughter of Judge and Mrs. Edwin L. of 1 Grace Court.

Sherrin, guests will include Judge and Mrs. Garvin, Mr. Mrs. William M. Calder, Mr.

a and Mrs. Robert C. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L.

Street 2d, Mr. Mrs. William M. Calder Miss Lillias C. Cooke, Miss Elsie Hepburn, the Misses Inez Pascual, Betty Garvin, Harriette Love, Mary Sarg, Carolyn, Widmann, Sallie Harding Coverly Fischer, Henry Ehlers John Van Vranken, Darwin Smith, Stewart Richards, Russell Harding, WalM.

Gladding William Kent Neale Rodger and John F. Hughes. Miss Grace Daybill Entertained Today by Miss Allen; To Be Wed to William Meador June 28 Miss Micheline Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Meador of 162 Columbia Heights, returned from college on Saturday and entertained today at luncheon and bridge! in honor of Miss Grace Daybill of Ridgewood, N.

who will be married to William Meador on June 28. The guests include the Misses Nell Wattley, Josephine Wattley of Hempstead, L. Jeanette Candee of Garden City, L. Marjory White of Melrose, Virginia Vandewater of Hempstead, Betty Longmore, Lucy Marie Sinclaire, Betty Pack, Carolyn Widmann, Margaret Kunkel, Alice Parke, Carolyn nedy, Mary Carruthers, Anais Kaltenborn, Cyrene Duncan, Barbara Howe, Gladys Van Gordon, Alice Nichols, Caroline Vance, Kay Miller and Sarah Key. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Ohnell Jr. (Beatrice Morse Cantwell), who have been living in Bradford, have moved to Louisville, where there at will 1706 make Harvard their Drive. permanent Mrs. James Russell Clarke Jr.

To Fete Miss Gladys Talmage At Tea on April 10 Mrs. James Russell Clarke Jr. of 35 Prospect Park West will give a tea at her home on Thursday, April 10, in honor of Miss Gladys Frelinghuysen Talmage, who will be married to Richard Scott Perkin on April 29 at Grace Church on the Heights. Miss Alice Gunnison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond M. Gunnison of Scarsdale, N. and formerly of Brooklyn, won' first prize in the horsemanship class of the Boulder Brook Riding Club horse show in Scarsdale recently, and her sister, Miss Pauline Gunnison, won second prize. In the parent and child class Mr. Gunnison and Miss Alice Gunnison won the prize; Miss Pauline Gunnison won a prize in the jumping class and Mrs.

Gunnison won in the class for ladies' saddle horses. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Noyes gave a small dinner at Sherry's Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Calder Honor Daughter-in-Law and' Daughter at Reception Mr. and Mrs.

William Musgrave Calder of 551 1st St. gave a large reception at their home yesterday afternoon in honor of their daughter, Mrs. Robert C. Lee (Elsie Calder), and their daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Musgrave Calder Jr.

(Kathryn Fischer). Receiving with Mrs. Calder in the drawing room, which was a bower of spring flowers, were Mrs. Frederick G. Fischer, Mrs.

Lee and Mrs. Calder Jr. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. William Harlow, Mrs. Hamilton B.

McNair, Mrs. Justin H. 'McCarthy, Mrs. Harvey L. Street 2d, Mrs.

Louis A. Ruckgaber, Mrs. Herbert Losee, Mrs. Charles K. Gavin and Miss Caroline Garvin.

Others seen included Mr. and Mrs. William E. Baxter, Miss Janet Baxter, Judge and Mrs. Stephen Callaghan, Mr.

and Mrs. G. Foster Mrs. Robert B. Honeyman, Miss Emilie Honeyman, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Stratton, Judge and Mrs. Edward Lazansky, Judge Lewis Fawcett, Judge Mrs. Edgar Edwin L. Newton, Garvin, Judge Mr.

and Mrs. and Frederick Crane, Mrs. Charles Sayles, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayles William Harloe, Dr.

and Mrs. George Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schreiber, Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Lewis, Ralph Crane, Mr. and Mrs. H. Davies Roulston, Robert C. Lee, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Webster, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Ericson, Louis A. Ruckgaber, Miss Caroline Kinsey, Miss Virginia Beguelin, Miss Anna Maria Morales, Miss Betty Garvin, Jeremiah Clarke, Edward Gonzales, Albert Bronson, Henry Ehlers, W. Miss Jean Gray Sherman is chairman of Junior League Day at Loser's department store on Wednesday. Miss Sherman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Watson Sherman of the Hotel Bossert. Coverly Fischer, Stewart Richards, William Kent, Russell Harding, Mrs. Schreiber Carter, Miss Elizabeth Deyer, William M. Calder Frederick G. Fischer, Cyril J.

Redmond and Frederick D. MacKay. Miss Catherine Kouwenhoven Engaged to Lawton Patten Dr. and Mrs. John Bennem Kouwenhoven of Yonkers, N.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Catherine Kouwenhoven, to Lawton Mikell Patten, son of Col. and Mrs. Hudson Taylor Patten of Seattle, Wash. Miss Kouwenhoven prepared for college at the Halsted School and was graduated from Vassar last June. Dr.

Kouwenhoven is a nephew Cornelius Kouwenhoven of Brooklyn. Mr. Patten attended the Augusta Military Academy and was graduated from the University of Washington in 1928. He is a member of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity. No date has been set for the wedding.

Miss Margaret Kunkel to Be Guest at Reception Today Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dimock Lamb of 574 West End Manhattan, will give a reception this afternoon for Miss Margaret Kunkel, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp Kunkel of Albemarle Terrace, whose engagement to Gilbert Baldwin Lamb was announced recently.

Mrs. Charles William Gano To Entertain for Miss Reynolds Mrs. Charles William Gano (Cathleen Baxter) of 9 E. 96th Manhattan, will entertain at her home tomorrow at bridge and tea in honor of Miss Marion Reynolds, who will be married to Mrs. Gano's brother, John Brady Baxter, on April 23.

The guests will be Mrs. John Edward Baxter, Mrs. Charles G. Reynolds, Mrs. Martin Rea Gano, Mrs.

George McVey, Mrs. Thomas Flynn. Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Mrs. Martin Charles, the Misses Clare Marie Baxter, Alison Bolen, Genevieve Evelyn Reynolds, Dorothy Reynolds, Cuthberta Healey, Catherine Baeszler and Peggy Conklin, Mrs.

Frank M. Sinclaire of 248 Henry accompanied by her daughter, Miss Lucy Marie Sinclaire, and Miss Dorothy Draper, spent the weekend at West Point. 48th St. gave a costume party for Miss, Dorothea Neumann of 351 her classmates at Packer Collegiate Institute on Saturday. Among those present were the Misses Lydia Cowa ell, Squire, Louise McCormick, Sawyer, Dorothy Eleanoran Barton, Shirley Hanlon and Virginia Snyder.

Miss Mildred Dunn Guest At Bridge, Tea and Shower Mrs. S. Melville Skinner and Miss Virginia B. Skinner were hostesses at the former's home yesterday afternoon at a shower, bridge and tea in honor of Miss Mildred Dunn. The guests included the Misses Mildred Dunn, Helen Beatty, Natalie Byrne, Frances Cavanaugh, Agnes Cavanaugh, Lillian Connor, Winifred Conway, Madeline Daley, Mary Dehler, Jean Farrell, Alice Farrell, Mary Kane, Teresa Hoffman, Ruth Hund, Helen Kenny, Irene Leahy, Elizabeth McNamara, Mary Manning, Edwina Murphy, Edwina Taylor, Mrs.

William Carry, Mrs. Edward Murphy and Mrs. Albert Mackie. Miss Leonice Dhuy Lawrence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Lawrence of 519 McDonough entertained at her home on Saturday evening at bridge. Among those present were the Misses Elizabeth M. Garr, Elinor D. Goldman, Kathryn S.

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and Mrs. Carl P. Schwab of 238 75th a junior at Skidmore College, entertained at bridge for her roommate, Miss Dorothy Fenn of Hartford, today. Miss Fenn is visiting Miss Schwab for the spring vacation. The guests included Mrs.

George McCurragh, the Misses Ruth Fitch, Janet: Bascom, Dorothea Bascom, Anna Maria Morales, Edith Carter of Garden City, Billie Brockway, Margaret Means, Phebe Field, Marjorie Gewecke of Rockville Centre, Nancy Kent and Betty Duffy. Mrs. Arthur E. Cabble of 1710 Avenue entertained 16 guests at luncheon and bridge at the Crescent Athletic Club today. The George Washington Juniors Chapter of the D.

Mrs. Chester Winfield Coe regent, held its annual theater party Saturday and saw "Strike Up the Band." Among those attending were the Misses Frances St. John, Clover Holly, Dorothy Medina, Elizabeth and Barbara Cole and Clinton Spooner, Harry Aten Titus, Theodore and Kenneth Earl and William Whiting. Miss Carolyn Belle Thomas, whose photograph appeared in yesterday's paper, is the daughter of Mrs. J.

W. Thomas of 128 Quincy St. and the fiancee of William M. Mott, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Morrison Mott of 1383 Dean St. Flatbush Boys Club Juniors Hold Bridge and Tea The Women's Junior Auxiliary the Flatbush Boys Club held its second annual bridge followed by a at the Elks Club Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Harrison Bennet Perkins was chairman of arrangements. Among those present were Mrs.

Ross Dougherty, Mrs. Kingsley Childs, Mrs. J. O. Bunyan, Mrs.

L. Van Norden, Mrs. O. F. Dyckman, Mrs.

Austin Stewart, Mrs. Horace Mann Snyder, Mrs. W. M. Tomlins Mrs.

Robert C. Ballantyne, Mrs. Howard R. Mead, Mrs. Ronald Balme, Mrs.

E. Paul Amend, Mrs. Arthur A. Jones, Mrs. Arthur J.

Horton, Mrs. Frank Widlake, Mrs. Bert Hagadorn, Mrs. D. H.

Von Glahn, Mrs. David Shannon, Mrs. Cora Sievwright, Mrs. August Kohler, Mrs. 'When my DR.

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Chute Mrs. E. B. Reynolds, Mrs. Mi.

A. Parkin, Mrs. George R. Warden, Mrs. Grace Gano, Mrs.

J. Harry Alexander, Mrs. Ernst Woltmann and Mrs. Edward Goetz. The Misses Madeleine Freeman, Marion Cocks, Eleanor Bunn, Clara Faulk, Vienna Gano, Caral Schultz, Marian Bergren, Lucretia Findley, Margaret Kunkel, Olive Paddock, Melina Edwards, Louise Rile, Alice Hilborn, Ruth Davis, Frances Tomes, Evelyn P.

Burns, Elizabeth Jackson, Dorothy Fish, Dorothy Lazarus, Virginia Lazarus, Harriett McNally, Margery Griffen, Janet Griffen, Betty Alexander, Mary E. Lambert, Everene C. Myers, Helen G. Tomlins, Elizabeth Carr, Virginia Miller. Shirley Tomes, Constance Pretz, Phyllis Williams, Dorothy Sellers, Christine A.

Meyer, Adele Dike, Georgiana Murray, Grace Ann Murray, Helen Murray, Alice E. Weber. Julia Waldo, Edith L. Evans, Marion Stephans, Muriel Stephens, Dorothy Elliott, Elva Reid, Louise Ederle. Gertrude Schobel and Alice Brown.

The second in the Lenten events of Brooklyn Circle, International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, was a musical at the home of Mrs. Philip A. Brennan, 309 Garfield Place, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. There were organ and piano solos, a trio of harp, violin and tenor and a group of soprano songs. Miss Josephine Ware Engaged To Milford Streeter Jr.

At an informal dance given by Mrs. Beverley Robinson of 10 Mitchell Place, Manhattan, and Mrs. Paul Cameron Boyd on Saturday evening at the Panhellenic, 3 Mitchell Place, the engagement of Miss Josephine Ware to Milford Streeter Jr. was announced. About 75 guests were present.

Miss Ware is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ware of Minneapolis. With her sister, Miss Jeannette Ware, she is the owner of the Ware Coffee Shop and the Ware School of Tea Room Management. Mr.

Streeter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Streeter of 113 Hooper St. His sister, Mrs. J.

Dowds Lester of Scarsdale, with Mr. Lester and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Streeter, were among the guests at the dance. Others present were Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Krumbaar (Harriett Ware), Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cumming, Miss Edith Barber, Prof. and Mrs.

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March 31-Mr. and Mrs. A. Victor Hansen of Cambridge Ave. were tea hosts yesterday to Mr.

and Mrs. Morris T. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Albert H.

Alderton and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton de R. Combes of 4th St. also entertained during the weekend, their dinner guests being Mr. Mrs. Harry S.

Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sayer and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.

Dimm. Mr. and Mrs. William Gein of Euston Road entertained at an evening of bridge during the weekend. Among their guests were Mr.

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and Mrs. Gladstone V. H. Cairns, Mr. and Mrs.

M. G. Rasmussen. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence McCallum of Port Washington, L. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lawson H. Brown, their three daughters, the Misses Carol, Ruth and Virginia Brown and Mrs.

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Isham are at the Ambassador from Glen Head, L. I. Mr. and Mrs. Burton J.

Lee Jr. of 30 E. 68th Manhattan, announce the birth of twins, a daughter and a son, on Saturday at York House. Mrs. Lee is the former Miss Rosamond Saltonsta l1 Auchincloss, daughter of Mr.

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Robert Starr Allyn of 428 Grand Ave. held a meeting and tea at her home Saturday afternoon to discuss plans for Club Day, April 28, of the Week for the Blind. Mrs. Allyn is chairman of Club Day. Among the chairmen present were Mrs.

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H. McKee, Mrs. Bessie Crafer, Mrs. Charles H. Layng, Mrs.

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Johnson, Miss Gertrude Gleason and Miss Rose Newman. Mrs. Walter Miller of 295 Washington Ave. entertained at luncheon on Saturday Mrs. Harry Horton, Miss Peggy Howell, Mrs.

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