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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1932 3 Forthcoming Holiday Weekend to Be Celebrated by Many Events on. Long Island Miss Sybil Jay to Make Debut At Dinner at Westbury, L. Mrs. Talbot to Open Residence Special to The Eagle Westbury, L. June 25-Mr.

ad Mrs. DeLancey Kane Jay of Westbury and New York. will give A dinner on Tuesday to introduce to society their daughter, Miss Sybil K. Jay. Later in the evening Mr.

and Manned Jay will take their guests to a at Wheatly, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Morgan, the debutante's grandparents. There will be several other dinners in the North Shore section on the same evening, the guests all going on to the dance for Misc Jay.

Mrs. Harold E. Talbott Jr. will open her home in Old Westbury on Wednesday for the last of a series. of in aid contract of the bridge New York tourna- infirmary for Women and Children, an annual charity feature.

Mrs. J. Henry Alexandre, Mrs. Jackson A. Dykman, Mrs.

Robert Livingston Clarkson and other society women are on the assisting committee. Women's Inter-Club Tournament To Start at Glen Cove Monday Glen Special Cove. L. to The The women's inter-club golf championship, Nassau tournament County will Club start and Monday continue through the week with golf luncheons every day. Mrs.

Fritz P. Lindh of High Farms, is chairman of the committee in charge of the event and will be assisted by Mrs. Eugene L. Maxwell of Red Springs. Among the entered are Mrs.

Leon Hoffman players, Nickerson, Mrs. Robert A. Burdick, Mrs. Hunt T. Dickinson, Mrs.

Frank R. Finlayson. Kenneth R. Smith, Mrs. Richard Potter, Miss Helen Gale, Mrs.

John S. Martin. Mrs. Howard Burdick, Mrs. Crowell Hadden 3d, Mrs.

Robert de Graff, Mrs. C. E. Appleby, Mrs. T.

Wallace Orr, Mrs. Jack Adama, Miss Elizabeth Frothingham, Mrs. Henry, A. Rogers. Miss Marion Ball, J.

Meehan, Mrs. George Comstock, Miss Rosanna Hicks, Miss Marnie Maxwell, Miss Anne Frothingham, Mrs. H. P. Edwards.

Mrs. H. C. Folger, Mrs. Christopher D.

Smithers, Mrs. J. C. Stanley, Mrs. H.

E. Hackney. Mrs. Richard B. Ayer, Mrs.

Nicholas R. Jones, Mrs. Julius A. White, Mrs. Henry Stehli, Mrs.

C. P. Church, Mrs. William J. Knott, Mrs.

Frederick E. Church, R. Beverly Ayer, Mrs. Lloyd Schultz, Mrs. William Nicholas Beach.

Miss Isabel Pirie. Miss Bianca Leale, Miss Helen Ball, Mrs. Andrew Stewart, Mrs. E. C.

Potter, Miss Rosalind Leale, Miss Saidie E. Scudder, Mrs. J. 'Lewis Luckenback. Mrs.

James H. Ottley Mrs. J. Cleveland Maxwell. Mrs.

Rudolph R. Loening and Mrs. Robert C. Mules Jr. annual invitation tennis tournament at Nassau will be held on July 1, 2.

3 and 4. with a dinner and informal dance after the matches on July 2. Thursday, Mrs Winthrop H. Brooks Glen Head, gave a small luncheon at the club Mrs. John S.

of Locust Valley, also entertained guests at a luncheon. Brooklyn People Spending Season at East Hampton; News of Week's Activities East Hampton, L. June 25-Mr. and Mrs. T.

Grant Caldwell of 35 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, have arrived at Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg's villa on the dunes. This is first East Hampton season. Wiborg as usual plans to spend the Summer in England; she was here through the late Spring. Mrs. Gustave H.

Buek of Brooklyn will return to East Hampton this year after quite a long absence, and will occupy Mrs. T. M. Barns' house on Fithian Lane. Mrs.

Buek and the late Mr. Buek were owners for nearly 20 years of "Home, Sweet Home," "humble thatched cottage" immortalized by John Howard ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Miss Kathryn E. Blake's engagement to William S. Dukeshire is announced today by her parents, Dr. and Mrs.

Edward L. Blake of 542 E. 8th St. Payne; thep restored it and filled it with Payne mementoes. After Mr.

Buek's death it was sold to the village of East Hampton, and is now kept as a Payne shrine and visited by thousands every year. A number of Brooklyn people are among the season guests at the Maidstone Inn, which opened yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.

Sniffen of 42 Montgomery frequent visitors here, are now coming for their first long stay. Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Dudley of 1 Pierrepont St. is a newcomer to East Hampton's Summer colony. Mrs. M.

T. Thayer of 35 S. Portland Ave. will be here for July. Mrs.

Howard Beebe of 599 5th Brooklyn, has spent several seasons at the Inn, and is returning with he son and daughters for the season. Play in the annual men's singles tennis tournament on the Maidstone Club courts will begin on Monday. Charles Melville Bull Jr. is chairman of the committee arranging the men's tennis events. On Thursday morning the first meeting of the East Hampton Emergency Sewing and Knitting Guild will be held at the Maidstone Club, will be held thereafter each Monday and Thursday through the Summer.

Mrs. Frederick Kellogg Hollister has inaugurated this new departure here. Mrs. was chairman of a group of New York women who sewed for families of the unemployed last Winter, maktheir headquarters at the SavoyPlaza, and later of a Lenten, group at the Hotel Pierre. felt that next Winter may be as critical a time as the past Winter has been; SO a large number of East Hampton's Summer colony matrons and young girls are giving up golf and bridge for four hours a week to this good cause.

Mrs. William Carter Dickerman is first vice chairman of the guild; Mrs. Robert Schey, second vice chair- INSTITUTE GRADUATE FRANKLIN GRANT Miss Elaine Marie Toors, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earle Toors of 1469 E.

19th St. was graduated this month from Berkeley Institute. She was president of the senior class, vice president of the Athletic Association and won the cup as captain of the winning team of the school. Miss Toors was awarded the cup for the best all-around girls in Berkeley Institute, in both junior and senior Port Washington News Special to The Eagle Port Washington, L. June 25- The wedding of Miss Marie Dodge, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Dodge of Harbor Road, to Donald Ross son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross of Mackey will take place on Saturday afternoon, July 2, at the Port Washington Methodist Episcopal Church. The Rev.

Theodore Bobolin will officiate and the ceremony will be followed by a small reception at the bride's home. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallingford of Port Washington Park are on a motor trip through the New England States. Mrs.

A. C. Veatch of Central Drive, Baxter Estates, was hostess at her home to the members of the Community Garden Club recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Beatty of Belleview Ave. are entertaining the latter's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Owen of Washington D. C. Mr.

president of the Port Washington Chamber of Comerce. Charles W. Atwater of Middle Plandone, was among those entering their yachts in the Ber-4 muda race which started off Montauk point today. A benefit baseball game for the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce will be played on Sunday, July 3. This game is sponsored by the newly -organized Port Washington Athletic Association.

Those on the committee in charge are Walter Duncan, James MacPherson, Ernest Simon, Alan Langenus and Donald Wysong. Mrs. Gilbert C. Branch of Summit Road. Beacon Hill, was hostess at bridge at her home recently.

The guests present included Miss Mary Mangelsdorf, Miss Miriam Paddock and Miss Hazel Tryon. Mrs. H. Stewart MacKnight, wife of Judge MacKnight of Great Neck, sailed on the French liner Ile de France on Tuesday, for a twomonths trip in Europe. The Knickerbocker Yacht Club held a dinner dance tonight.

A buffet supper followed by the regular church service for the graduating class of the Port Washington High School, will take place tomor- MARRIED Logan Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Cuddihy. Miss Katherine Dows, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Dows of East Concourse. has finished her first year of college at St. Elizabeth. Miss Frances McGoldrick of Sayville, was the recent guest of Miss Anna Crawford of South Bay Ave.

The junior committee of the Bay has Auxiliary, planned weekly races on Wednesday afternoons throughout the season. The committee includes Ernest M. Lawrence, chairman; H. M. Brewster.

Lloyd Emory, J. D. Buhrer, Langdon Thorne and Roy M. Brewster. Dr.

and Mrs. E. Raymond Heldreth of Ocean will sail shortly for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to attend the World Sunday School convention. Duncan A. Dobie and family have rented their home on Garner Lane, O'Co-Nee, and are at Saltaire for the Summer.

Mrs. Howard a Sherer entertained her sister, Mrs. J. C. Carroll, and nieces, the Misses Ethel and Daisy Carroll of Manhattan.

recently. Fred G. Somers, sports writer, is the guest of his brotherin-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P.

of Hiawatha Drive, Brightwaters. Bayport News Special to The Eagle Bayport, L. June 25 -Mr. and Mrs. Julius Liebman of 956 5th Manhattan and formerly of Brooklyn, have opened their Summer home on Suydam Lane, Bayport, for the season.

Dr. and Mrs. F. Warner Bishop and their daughter, Miss Dorothy Bishop of 1148 5th Manhattan, have arrived in Bayport to open their Summer home on Snedecor Ave. for the season.

Commissioner and Mrs. John H. Delaney of 317 Washington and Fairview Bayport, left their Summer home on Monday for Chicago where they will attend the Democratic Convention. John MeInerney, son of Judge and Mrs. James J.

McInerney of Brooklyn and Gillette Bayport, has MARRIED YESTERDAY Mrs. Earl B. Mix is the Gill of Brooklyn. She was N. to Mr.

Mix, who resides tended western trip Mr. and row night at St. Stephens Episcopal Church. Mrs. Paul Nicholadse of Murray was a bridge hostess at her home on Thursday afternoon.

The Port Washington High School commencement will take place Monday night at the Senior High School auditorium. Herbert M. Irwin, a member of the Port Washington Board of Education, will present diplomas to 95 students, the largest graduating class in the history of the school. Herbert E. Rose, secretary of the Port Washington Board of Education, will present the prizes for the year and the guest speaker will be Dr.

Bernard Clausen of Syracuse, N. Y. Robert Lufferty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P.

Lafferty of Main has been elected president of the graduating class. The entertainment committee of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club will sponsor a handicap motor boat race tomorrow afternoon in Manhasset Bay. Those on the committee in charge are Howard L. Curry, Harry Loweree, Archibauld Buchanan and H. M.

Baker. The pupils of St. Peters School of St. Peter of Alcantara Church, will present "The Jesters Purse," a three-act play at the school auditorium on Wednesday night. Those appearing in the play will be John Ballance, Mary Casey, Joseph Carney, Gerald Lenihan, Kenneth Iverson and Charles Neulist.

Mrs. Leander A. Newman of Summit Road, Beacon Hill, has left for her Summer home at Lake Sebago Maine. Bay Shore-Brightwaters News Special to The Eagle Bay Shore-Brightwaters, L. June 25-Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Carlin of Brooklyn, are occupying their Summer home on Plymouth Ave. Miss Florence Phillips and Miss Rita Cuddihy, students of St. Joseph's Academy, Brentwood, have returned home and will spend the Summer with their parents, Mrs. L.

I. RESIDENT 3ANN WART Miss Janet Holden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Holden of Whitehall Boulevard, Garden City, L.

is a prominent member of that Miss Barbara Duffy and John D. Duffy will leave this weekend for their Summer home, Five Oaks, at Millneck, L. I. Mr. Mrs.

L. H. Davis of Tennis Place and their daughter, Miss Audis Davis, will go on a motor trip, during the Summer months. Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin M. Dale of 111 Meteor will leave, with their daughters, the Misses Joan and Nancy Dale, for their Summer cabin at Booth Harbor, Maine, on Friday. Mrs. Louis C. Pediar of 153 nial Ave.

is spending the Summer months with her son and daughter, King Pedlar and Miss Gail Pedlar, at Booth Bay Harbor, Maine. Louis C. Pediar and his sons, Thomas and Louis Pedlar will join them during the month of July. Mr. and Mrs.

George Watson Jr. of 63 Harvest St. will leave for Booth Bay Harbor, Maine, on Friday, Mrs. Jack Curtiss of 197 Puritan will joint the Forest Hills colony at Booth Bay Harbor, Maine, Ave. on July 24.

Jack Curtiss son of Mrs. Curtiss will spend a month at an R. O. T. C.

Camp and finish the vacation with his mother at their Summer cabin during the month of August. Kew Gardens News Special to The Eagle Kew Gardens, L. June 25- -Mrs. William B. Hazelwood of 119-10 Park Lane South was a guest at the house party given recently by Dr.

and Mrs. Howard Morse of Southhampton, L. I. Other guests were Mrs. John Hessian, Mrs.

Ralph Armstrong, Mrs. Gail Grant of Forest Hills, Mrs. Frederick Boschen, Mrs. Morris Van Nostrand, and Mrs. Maybelle Woodruff of Richmond Hill.

Dr. and Mrs. Emil G. Raeder of 33 Abingdon Road will weekend at their Summer home in Dover Plains, Dutchess County, New York, town's younger set. Mrs.

Macgregor Ormiston and Mrs. Robert Oriniston, both of Kew Hall Apartments, are spending the Summer in Centerport, L. I. Mrs. W.

Howard Barber of 8448 120th St. will leave for her Summer home, Cliff Top, Baiting Hollow, this week, where she will remain for the Summer months. Mrs. Barber's children, William Jane, Hugh, Stewart and Teddy Barber, will accompany her. Dr.

and Mrs. L. C. a and their daughter, Miss Lucille Lang of Weehawken, N. will be guests of Barber over the weekend.

Mrs. Fred A. Watson of the Kew Gardens Inn will be the weekend guest of Mrs, E. H. Millard of Garden City.

Great Neck Set Entertains Special to The Eagle Great Neck. L. June 25-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 'Thanhouser of Wampage Shores entertained on Wednesday evening with an al fresco supper.

Mr. and Mrs. James Clausen Flatbush have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wright of Shoredale, Manhasset.

Mrs. Lemuel Bolles of Lincoln Road is spending a week at Bolles Farm in Maryland. Dr. and Mrs. H.

B. Ogden have gone to their Summer home at Sheffield, Mass. Miss Barbara Ogden who graduated this month from Dana Hall at Wellesley, has joined them. Mrs. C.

P. Coulter of Magnolia Drive gave a benefit bridge and tea at her home for the community circle, recently. Mrs. Kate Hanophy of Maple has sailed for Europe to attend the Eucharistic Congress. Miss Jeanne Parrott has returned to The Edge, the home of her parents in the Plandome section, from Cornell University where she 1s a student.

RECENTLY MARRIED PACH BROS Mrs. Samuel P. Bailey was Miss Annie Mary Gracey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B.

Gracey of Franklin, before her marriage last week in the Franklin M. E. Church. Dr. and Mrs.

Bailey will spend their wedding trip in Germany and France and upon their return will make their residence at 2 Montague Terrace. Dr. Bailey is the son of Mrs. William Bailey of Nashville, Tenn. Third Mid-Summer to Be Given for Mercy Hospital Special to The Eagle Rockville Centre, L.

June 25 Mrs. Henry T. Powers of Rockville Centre is chairman of the third annual midsummer benefit bridge for the benefit of Mercy Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Walter B.

McGuirk is president of the Rockville Centre League for Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Powers, as chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Raymond F. Druhan, chairman of the refreshment committee, and Mrs.

J. Kean, Mrs. Joseph E. McGolriek, Mrs. George S.

Christie, Mrs. John W. Engel, Mrs. Alden Jackson, Mrs. Frank Owen, Mrs.

Albert L. Henry, Brumley, Mrs. Charles E. Stapleton, Mrs. William J.

Murray. On Prize Committee are Pierce Keete, Mrs. Frederick Schmidt, Mrs. Walter B. McGuirk, Mrs.

Frederick J. Butenschen, Mrs. Paul Murphy, Dr. Alice Higgins, Mrs. Paul Murphy, Mrs.

P. H. Kelly, Mrs. George P. Dunican, Mrs.

Maurice Moore and Mrs. Francis G. Hooley. Mrs. Joseph V.

Mitchell is chairman of the card table committee. Mrs. John J. Toole and Mrs. Edward K.

Hanion have table equipment. Mrs. James R. Sutton 18 chairman of the committee to secure chairs and Mrs. Arthur La Hines has the publicity.

Bellport Activities man; Miss Ethel Stetson, secretary, and Mrs. John Howie Wright, treasuruer. Mrs. George Ethridge 1s chairman of the distribution committee. Garments such as layettes, baby rompers, and sweaters will be distributed between the needy here and those reached bp the Lenox Hill Settlement, Manhattan.

Acting with Mrs. Ethridge are Mrs. William R. Maloney, Mrs. Louis Faugeres Bishop, Mrs.

L. F. Bishop Jr. and Mrs. Frederick Cody.

Mrs. Victor Harris is chairman of a Supplies Committee, aided by Mrs. James Edwards Wycoff, Mrs. James W. de Graft and Miss Grace Cody.

The Misses Jane and Lucie Alcott are organizing a group of debutantes. On Friday three simultaneous art exhibitions at Guild Hall will open. of special interest is the Memorial Exhibition of the work of Ruth Dean, well -known landscape architect, who in private life was Mrs. Aymar Embury II of New York and East Hampton. Mrs.

Embury planned many notable gardens throughout this country; she designed many gardens particularly on New York's upper east side recently reclaimed as a smart residential district, and last Summer designed the gardens of Guild Hall, of which Mr. Emburp was the architect. Shortly, before her death last month out the plans for a new public park in East Hampton. The Memorial Exhibit will include models, water color sketches, photographs and drawings of some of Mrs. Embury's best-known gardens.

Mrs. William A. Lockwood, president of the Garden Club of America, heads the honorary committee planning this exhibit. With her are a group of Mrs. Embury's friends: Mrs.

A. Wallace Chauncey, Mrs. George Roberts, Mrs. Hamilton King, Mrs. Edward H.

Jewett, Mrs. John F. Erdmann, Mrs. Howard Morris and Mrs. Harry L.

Hamlin. The other exhibitions to be seen at Guild Hall at the end of next week are being arranged by Josiah P. Marvel. be They include sculpture, prints and lithographs by contemporary artists. Lido Country Club to Be Scene of Many Festivities An elaborate program has been planned for the celebration of July 4 weekend at the Lido Country Club, Lido Beach, L.

I. The holiday festivities will begin on Friday evening with a dance on the outdoor terrace overlooking the ocean. Many dinners will precede the dancing and several interesting features of entertainment will be provided during the evening. The weekly bridge and backgammon tournaments will be played on Friday and Saturday. Some of the other diversions over Sunday and the holiday will include a fashion show and tea dance on the outdoor terrace on the afternoon of July 4 and the annual aquatic events for juniors at the outdoor pool.

The activities sports will include the finals in the Women's Metropolitan Tennis championship, the appearance of the Tilden group of players on Sunday and the club tournament championship for golfers over the 18-hole course. Among those who have made reservations for the holiday events are: Mr. and Mrs. Witherbee Black, Mrs. T.

Halsted Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Myers, Mrs. H. Van Rensselaer Kennedy, Mr.

and Mrs. Starr Giddings, Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Earnshaw, Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Paulson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Keon, Miss Louise Marock, Mr.

and Mrs. James McGill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Faulkner, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome W. Nammack. Mr. and Mrs.

Willard A. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. George T.

Brokaw, Maj. and Mrs. Algernon Daingerfield, Mrs. James Steel, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Moakley, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Murray, Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Johnson, Mr, and Mrs. Walter L. Chesman, Mr. and Mrs. StanGibson and Mrs.

Hugo P. Keller. Mention Eagle When Shopping Beliport, L. June 25-The Wyandotte Hotel in Bellport, which overlooks the Great South Bay, always has been the scene of great Summer er activities for Brooklyn and New York people. Among the most recent registrations this season are Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. Kells. Miss Margaret Jewell, Miss F.

W. Jewell. Miss Mary Firth. Mrs. H.

R. Beguelin, Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Murphy, Mrs. John H. Carroll, Mrs. F. C.

Bradley, Miss Marjory Murphy, John H. Mellon, Dr. Mrs. Abraham F. Lent.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Stanford, Mr. and Mrs.

Carlton W. Roll of 1324 Carroll Charles M. Cowperthwaite, Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. Pilsworth, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.

Friedman and C. E. Block and Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Post, all of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Bonyon of Summit, N. have arrived to spend the Summer at the J. D. Everitt cottage on Howell's Point Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith of Orange. N. were recent quests of Mr.

and Mrs. T. T. Everitt, at their Summer home on Howell's Point Road. Dr.

and Mrs. Henry Hadley have arrived at the Westervelt bungalow on Livingston Road. Dr. Hadley 19 a noted composer and he has been a director of the Manhattan Symphony Orchestra for many years. Edwin A.

Harriss has rented Miss Marion Young's residence on Bellport Lane for the season. Miss Marie Jones has rented the Edward Rogers cottage on Howell's Point Road for the Summer season. Miss Edith Wilson sailed for Europe on Wednesday evening, aboard the Hamburg -American liner, Hamburg. Miss Wilson will tour Europe as the guest of Miss M. H.

Garrard. Roslyn Art Exhibit to Open Friday for Summer Season The Roslyn art exhibit, the first of its kind on the north shore of Long Island, will open its doors Friday and continue throughout July, August and September. Sponsored by prominent art devotees, it is supported by the Chamber of Commerce of the Roslyn district and is approved by the Long Island Chamber of Commerce. Oil paintings, water colors, woodcuts, sketches, etchings, old prints, sculpture, portraits, curios, relics, early American and French antiques and a collection of old farming implements and Indian relics, will be the principal attractions. The exhibit will be housed in the Old Orchard Inn Barn, which is in the center of 35 acres of beautiful woodland only partly cultivated.

The exhibit will a be open every afternoon between 2 and 5. If successful this season it will become an annual event such as other exhibits are. MONROE former Miss Mary Agnes Mcmarried yesterday at Elmira, at 1318 Dean St. After an exMrs. Mix will live in Brooklyn.

arrived to spend the Summer with his parents after having completed his freshman year at Williams Col- lege, Williamstown, Mass. Forest Hills Personals Special to The Eagle Forest Hills, L. June 25 Judge and Mrs. John F. Hylan of 2 Olive Place were hosts at dinner and bridge at their home recently.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Grady will entertain several friends this evening in the Forest Hills Inn. Miss Alma Bruning of the Forest Hills Inn entertained at bridge and tea at the Inn this week.

Mrs. Fred Kiendl of 69 Greenway Terrace will sail on the Liner Laconia for Europe on July 8 with her daughters, Misses Dorothy and June Kiendl, and her niece, Miss Jean Kiendl. They will visit England, France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace Willson of 12 Holder Place will be hosts to the members of the Forty Club of Forest Hills at the Pomonok Country Club at dinner and bridge next Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frank Farrand of Bow St. will entertain the members of her bridge club on Tuesday. Her guests will be Mrs.

Fenton R. Brydle, Mrs. J. G. Elliott, Mr.

John Milton McMillan, Mrs. Charles Robbins, Mrs. Horace L. Willson, Mrs. Middleton Borland, and Mrs.

William Perfect. Mrs. Fred Knight of Kew Forest Lane, Mrs. Harry W. Hillman, and Mrs.

J. Ward MacNeal, will entertain at bridge and tea at the home of Mrs. Knight for the benefit of the Women's Guild of the Churchin-the-Gardens on Tuesday afternoon. Herbert J. MacNeal, son of Dr.

and Mrs. J. Ward MacNeal of 82 Rockrose Place, recently graduated from the medical department of the University of Michigan, will report on July 1 at the Temple Hospital in Philadelphia to serve his interneship. Mr. and Mrs.

John D. Duffy of 67-112 Burns St. and their children, Interesting Holiday Weekend Planned at Atlantic Beach, L. I. Special to The Eagle Atlantic Beach, L.

June 25-A weekly duplicate contract bridge tournament will be inaugurated at the Atlantic Beach Club on Thursday evening. The Fourth of July weekend celebration will start on Friday night, There will be a three-day miniature golf tournament, a three-day mixed double tennis tourney. On Saturday there will be a ping pong tournament and an exhibition match by Herbert W. Allen, international ping pong expert, and Chester Wells third ranking player in the United States. On Sunday the first mixed doubles backgammon tourney of the season will take place.

On Monday there will be gymkhana swimming races and a swimming and diving exhibition by Charles Norelius. On Mon- Please Turn to Page 14 The Garden City Hntel GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND Owned and Operated by the Garden City Co. In a Beautiful Park of Thirty Acres Our guests have the privilege of the famous Salisbury Golf Links (five courses) at the nominal fee of $1.00 on week days, $2.00 on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.