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TT fEA'TTRS RESORTS TR.WTL SECTIONS B-C EDITORIAL1 MUSIC ART BOOKS TfVX A Tf "TV 1 1 ,1 JjiAlJLlf ihLi SOCIETY 1. SOCIAL PETS AGJLE JLNJ NEW YORK CITY, SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1933 1 xy- ainlf. Silt--. -L i i i "ra 1 1 1 I Weekend and Holiday Cause Of Great Exodus of Society To Summer Homes and Hotels Gardens of Pratt Estates '--i 7 5 Will Be Opened on June 8 Sf' A Af sV" .1 3 For Music School Benefit 'mWY ll' 4 1 "RS. RICHARDSON PRATT has famous gardens of the Pratt family in Glen Cove for public -V 1 i I 1 -I I I famous gardens of the Pratt family in Glen Cove for public view for the final benefit of the season for the Brooklyn Music 4 f.

XP if THE prospect of an unusually long weekend, made possible by ths combined weekend nnd holiday stimulated the usual heavy exodin of society to country homes and resorts and finds this a comparatively quiet day for those who have stayed at home. Yesterday and Friday the large army of vacationists by motor, train and boat for their destinations, some to stay for four or five days and others to remain for the Summer. Several large house parties nro being held afc country residences and holiday dances at, country clubs tomorrow anij Tuesday evening will attract many Summer colonists and their guests. Several Brooklynites have planned to spend their Summers abroad. School Settlement.

Mrs. William W. Fitzhugh Jr. is chairman of the sponsoring committee. Gardens of six estates will be shown, including that of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur V. Davis in Mill Neck, three miles beyond Glen Cove. The gardens of the Pratt estates all 'within two miles of each other at Glen Cove Included for the benefit tour are those of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs.

Frederic B. Pratt, I IN OBtAIlH N. Y. 10 IMS ILStWHEHE The plans of these are announced hrrp i0('- Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Valentine Jr. and their family of 62 Eighth Avp Vinvn Mr onrt MM Jnnn TV Catlln as their weekend and holiday guests at their New Canaan, Conn, home. Mrs. Edward T. Horwill and her son, William Horwill.

of 1186 Dean who have leased a house at Bnycrest, Huntington, for the sum mer, opened it for the season yes terduy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Wilson of Daylesford, are spending ths weekend at Buck Hills Falls, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Jr. and their family of 35 Prospect Park West will occupy their Halesit home early In June. Mr.

and Mrs. Ash ton O. Eldrldgs of 49 E. niith Manhattan, ar visiting Mr. Eldedge's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Elliott M. Eldredge at Haleslte. Mrs. Adelaide Schroeder Ames of Chicago, who spent the Winter In Europe and the early Spring In California, will arrive "next week at Shelter Island, where she will open her home there for the Summer.

Mr. and Mrs, Henry Martin of 800 Park Manhattan and their family have gone to their Glen Covo residence for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morse of Mnntclair, N.

are at their Shelter Island home over the holiday week end. Mrs. Ira Hutchinson of 429 Clin ton Ave. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lambert Suydam, at Haleslte for the weekend.

Mrs. Palmer H. Jadwin of 124 Gates Ave. left yesterday to open her house at Baycrest, Huntington, for the season. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter P. Holcombe of 32 Sidney Place will leave by motor about July 1 for Chicago, where they will spend the remainder of the Summer at the Century of Progress exposition. Their daughters, the Misses Virginia, Ruth and Myra. will accompany them.

Mrs, Holcombe Is chairman of the Say-vine Flower Show at the Sayvtllt Country Club on June 16 and 17. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Carter and Miss Stella Rae Carter of 1400 Albemarle Road will leave early in June to open their home at Northport.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Green of Manhattan opened their home on Divinity Hill, Shelter Island Heights, this weekend for the Summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry R. Ltithrop and Miss Betty Hope Lathrop of 436 Clinton Ave. are at their coun- Continued on I'ase home today after spending the weelc at the homo of James Gilligan of Candee Ave. Miss Dorris Neu visited during the week at, the home ol Mi.ss Mary Norton, of Maple St.

Henry L. Willi ims, of Brooklyn, is spending the weekend and holiday at the home of his son and Mr. and Mrs. Harolo Williams of Riviera Park. Arthur C.

Srrimgeour and his daughter, Jean Scrlmgeour, arrived today to spend the Summer months c.t their home on Colton Ave. Mrs, Louise Thompson of Brook Ivn has been spending several weeks' at the home of her son, Wllliarr A. Thompson of Garfield Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Dillon and family have arrived to spend th Summer months in Sayville. tAff I WL 1 i MmmmmmmmmmmwMmm I Mr. and Mrs. Harold S.

Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Pratt. Following the inspection of the gardens Mrs. Richardson Pratt will be the hostess at tea in her home on Dorsoris Lane from 3 to 5:30 o'clock.

The benefit will be Thursday, June 8. Serving on the sponsoring com mittee are Mrs. Benjamin Prince, president of the Brooklyn Music School Settlement; Mrs. John E. Jennings, vice president; Mrs.

Richardson Pratt, Mrs. Rodney Ward, Mrs. Francis J. Ryan and Mrs. William Van Anden Hester Jr.

Among the patronesses are Mrs. Darwin R. James Mrs. William T. Hunter, Mrs.

James H. Post, Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke, Miss Beatrice Cochran, Mrs. Edwin P. Maynard, Mrs.

Edwin P. Maynard Mrs. Alfred L. Lane, Mrs. Claude G.

Crane, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. William H. Good, Mrs. William Denny Sargent, Mrs.

Stanley P. Jadwin, Mrs. Percy R. Gray, Mrs. Henry Cush-man Turner, Mrs.

Jennings, Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Cameron Duncan, Mrs. Henry Miills, Mrs. Paul Parrish, Mrs.

Norman Carpenter and Mrs. Robert B. Lea. Mrs. Howard F- Beebe of 599 5th St.

left today by motor to attend commencement week at National Park Seminary, Forest Glen. where her daughters, the Misses Vera B. and Claire J. Beebe are students. Mrs.

Beebe and her daughters will return later in the week and at the end of June, with Miss Doris Beebe, another daughter, will go to East Hampton for the remainder of the Summer Dr. and Mrs, Chester A. Peake and their children, the Misses Victoria, Virginia and Gregory Peake, of 114 Maple St. are spending the weekend at their country home at Avon by the Sea, N. J.

Their guests for the weekend are Daniel San-ford of Brooklyn, Mrs. Peake's Bister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Berton Doremus, and Mr. and Mrs.

James Parkes of Red Bank, Ni J. The Peakes will go to New Jersey for the season June 9. Al the Irl in ihr upper ioic are. Mrn. Nnrman de W.

hilr-house of Brookrille and Mrs. Winthrop W. Aldrirh of Rnslyn they appeared at the United Hunts meeting on the estate, of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A.

Murray at Roslyn last week. In the renter, above, is F. Ambrose Clark's tally-ho at the meet, occupied by a group of horse enthusiasts. The Clark summer residence is at ff'eslhufy. Mrs.

Howard C. Tlrokaw and her daughter, Miss Edna Ilrokaw, of Oyster Hayl are at the extreme right in the top row. They also attended the meet at the Murray estate. llelow to the. left is Mrs.

Morton L. Srhuarti of Westbury, another spectator at the hunt meet, and in the renter belme are Mrs. Warren Leslie of Centre Moriches, Mrs. Richard Meyer and Mrs. Cornelius underbill Whitney of Old Westbury, also watching the events.

Miss Wilhrlmine Kirby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guslavus Town Kirby, is shown at the right, below, with Variety, with which she, won the bridlepath saddle horse class event at the Rock-ood Hall Country Club horse show at Tarrytown, V. y. Plans Complete for Open House at Children Home Mrs.

E. Finney and her com- I mlttec have planned the open house to be observfi at the Children's Home of the Long Island Baptist Association on Saturday. Mrs. E. A.

Tanner, president of the Woman's Auxiliary, will open the affair at 2 o'clock and Percy C. Ketcham, president of the board of directors, will deliver the closing address. Mrs. Finney's associates include Mrs. George Urban Tompers, chairman of donations; Mrs.

George Burgoyne. chairman of refreshments; Mrs. Frederick Lehmann, chairman of reception, whose committee will conduct the visitors through the home; Miss Evelyn Eaves, chairman of cake and candy sale, and Mrs. Charles E. Satterley, publicity.

A program will be presented In which Mrs. Benjamin Clark, reader, and Mrs. William Lasker, soloist, will participate. The children of the home, under the direction of Mrs. S.

S. Shaw, will entertain with recitations and songs. Annual Toe Benefit Will Be Given on Berengaria June 5 The annual Toe benefit aboard the Cunard liner Berengaria will be held on Monday evening, June 5. Dinner will be served in the ship's dining salon followed by dancing, a treasure hunt, entertainment and a buffet supper. The proceeds will be used to re-establish In New York a Toe center for seafarers.

Among the patrons of local Interest are Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss, Miss Anna Jay Pierrepont, Miss Julia Jay Plerre-pont, Mr. and Mrs.

Jordan L. Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Zabris-kie and Mr.

and Mrs. John S. Rogers. Among those of local Interest on the Junior committee aro the Misses Carol Barnes, Constance Zabriskle, Flora Garvan, Peggy Le Boutlllier, Caroline Townsend, Mary Austin Phipps, Mary Schuyler Schleffelln and Florence Le Boutlllier. A box luncheon will be held at Playland.

Rye, N. on June 15 for all the colonies of New England Women within motoring distance. Mrs. Frederick Starr Pendleton, the newly elected president-general or the National Society, New England Women, will be the guest of honor. Mrs.

Edward B. Hilling of Highgnte, Vt, has arranged the affair. arranged for the opening of the Miss Marion W. Valentine Will Be Married to Philip Dillon Jordan Plans have been completed for the marriage of Miss Marion West-ervelt Valentine, daughter of Mrs. Howard Van Nostrand Valentine of 259 Garfield Place, to Philip Dillon Jordan, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin C. Jordan of Burlington, Iowa. The ceremony will be performed on the morning of Saturday, June 10, in Grace Church, Manhattan, the Rev. Dr.

Russell Bowie officiating- A reception for the wedding party and members of the two families will follow at the Park Lane, Manhattan. Miss Doris Beebe will be maid of honor and only attendant for Miss Valentine. Dr. Charles M. Thomas of Manhattan will be best man for Mr.

Jordan and the ushers will be Dr. Thomas Ollive Mabbott and Dr. Frederick A. Pizzi. Miss Valentine and her mother are spending this week at Virginia Beach, Va.

Mr. Jordan and his bride will make their home in Brooklyn upon their return from a wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S.

Turn-bridge of 141 Willow St. will be at Sachem's Head. from June 15 to Sept. 15. Their daughters, the Misses Helen and Dorothy Turn-bridge, and Mrs.

Tumbridge's mother, Mrs. John Schmieg, will spend -the Summer with them. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E.

Mudge of 2 Montague Terrace will open their Summer residence, The Hill, at Norrthport on June 15th. Mrs. Mudge's daughter, Miss Harriet M. Young will visit in England, during the months of July and August. She will enter her senior year at Vassar in the Fall.

Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Murray Tuttle of 34 Grace Court, will close their city home on June 15 and go to their country residence at Edgartown, Mass. was Alice Sturke going shopping downtown on her roller skates. One family In which there are three young men possess only one pair of skates.

It is almost like a relay race, for each one trys to see how many times he can go up and down the street before it is time for him to hand over his skates. Each one tries to beat his brother's record. The latest kind of party is a "bear and roller skating" party. Oh, it will be nice when it gets sizzling hot at least there will not be any roller skating ancedotes. DO YOU KNOW that one Junior Leaguer will arrange for your Summer vacation in South Egremount; that another young woman will lead a group in Europe; that Phyllis Barnes looks as if she stepped out of a fashion magazine in her navy blue crepe suit with cartridge plaited sleeve tops, and wearing a wide brimmed sailor; that Sylvia Turner wears a blue suit with a long cape which is very becoming; that a good way to give an original shower party is to shower the bride-to-be with petals upon which are 'written directions for finding Westhampton Beach Homes Opened by Brooklynites Mrs.

F. R. L. Tuthill Hostess For Miss Dorothy Andrcsen Mrs. F.

R. L. Tuthill of 1329 Dean entertained at a bridge Friday evening in honor of Miss Dorothy Andersen of 562 2d whose marriage to Ralph Droskops will take place June 19. Those present were Mrs. W.

E. Wood of Bumeant, N. Mrs. E. J.

Carr, Mrs. William Noble, Mrs. William Goodrich of Hollls, Miss Helen Du Val of Floral Park, Mrs. E. C.

Hoffman, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. H. T. Master, Miss Gladys Master and Mrs.

Rose McLaughlan. Mr. and Mrs. Elberon D. Smith of 90 8th Ave.

will spend the Summer at Suydam Farm, Kingston. N. from July 1 to September. Miss Katherine Smith will return from Pembroke College, Providence, R. June .20, where she was selected from the Junior class, to receive the trowel from the Senior class on Ivy Day.

Miss Mary Hope Smith will be graduated from Berkeley Institute June 8, and will enter the New Jersey College for Women In the Fall. Mr. and Mrs. George Chapin Taft of 2124 Kenmore Terrace will go to the Century of Progress Exposition at Chicago and will be at Harbor View, from July 1 to Aug. 1.

They are spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kunkel at the Gypsy Trail Club. Their daughter, Miss Ruth C.

Taft, is with Mrs. Robert R. MacDonald at Darien, and will spend August at Laurel. Mrs. Rodney C.

F. Combes. Mr, and Mrs. P. Austen Tomes and the Misses Frances and Betty Thomes of 446 Washington have opened their summer home "The Bookcase" in Great Barrington, for the season.

Mr. and Mrs. Austen F. Tomes and their youns son, W. Thompson Tomes, will spend the Summer with them.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Thorns, of 292 Marlborough Road, are at their Bellport residence. With them for the summer are Frank R.

Thorns Mr. and Mrs. George Thorns and their daughter, Joan Thorns. Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Keller will spend the week-ends with Mr. and Mrs. Thoms during the summer. Charles E.

Rickerson of 780 Can roll st. is entertaining over the weekend at his country estate at Shore-lands, Catskill, Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Meserole of 334 Clinton Ave Mrs.

Wallace T. Jones of 434 Washington will open her Summer home in Ridgefield, this week-end for the summer. Mrs. George W. Giddings of 344 State St.

left last evening with her.j father, E. W. Runyon of Manhat- Victoria Home Officers Garden Party Saturday in Ossining The officers and directors of Victoria Home for nged British men and women will hold their annual garden party on the lawn and gardens of the home at Hillside, Ossining, N. on Saturday afternoon, celebrating the King's birthday. Gerald Campbell, British Consul, and Mrs.

Campbell will receive the guests with Mrs. David Schmilt, president of the home. Guests of honor include Mrs. Henry H. Pike, honorary president of the home; Mrs.

Alnslle Goodall, president of Daughters of British Empire in State of New York; Mrs. Percival H. Gregory, honorary president; Mrs. Robert Haig, president in State of Pennsylvania, D. B.

Mrs. Weir Merryweather, president in State of New Jersey; Mrs. Walter Nones, president in State of Connecticut, and Mrs. Hugh Black, president of British Women's Club of Mjntclalr, N. J.

Mrs. Frank A. Cooper and her daughter, Miss Mabel Cooper of 597 Third will be at Rexmere Cottage, Stamford, N. for the Summer. They will leave town June 15, remaining away until the 15th of October.

Glenn Cooper will be with them. Mrs. Daniel Hegeman or 9486 Ridge Boulevard, and her daugh ter, Miss Anne Catherine Hejcman, and her son, Daniel Van Brunt Hegeman, are at Rocky Glen, Red 5. ding Rtdse, and will remain Mr. and Mrs.

John Randolph Stine of 135 Argyle Road, and the Misses Tovllil and Elizabeth Jne Stine, will be at Cutchogue from the 1st of June until the 1st of October. Porter Steele and Roswell H. Steele of 33 Monroe Place are at their country place, Longwood. Plainfleld, N. J.

They will remain there until Nov. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.

Fuller of 700 Ocean Ave. will leave town July 15 for the Colonial Inn, Arlington, Vt where they will stay for two months. Waldemar Otis of 390 Wash- Igtonn will open her home In Bellport on Monday, June 5. Mrs. John N.

Landau of 305 Adel- phi have opened their summer home at Riverside, Pa Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd N. Worth of 1 Heights Park, Huntington. She will I return to Brooklyn next weelc Contemporary Comment now in their Westhampton Mr.

and Mrs. John May of Brooklyn will be at the Hampton Inn for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Goodwin will open their cottage on Sunswlck Lane this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Black of Elizabeth, N. have arrived at Innisfree.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Webb Will open Clara Tour Farm, in Remsenburg next Thursday, The Westhampton Country Club will open Monday. Other, events of the Summer will be the Horse Show July 8, Cruise Week, July 30 to Aug.

5. and the Flower Show in August. The classes for the Flower Show are: Breakfast table for four, with fruit or flowers; tables of all nations, midday meal for two card tables; old-fashioned bouquets to carry; arrangement of dahlias in baskets; arrangement, including flowers on miniature furniture; flower arrange menis in lustre; arrangement of I nowers, i colors, for guest room; Brooklyn Colony in Sayville Westhampton Beach, May 27 Mr. and Mrs. R.

Whitney Gosnell and family, of 95 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, are the guests of Mrs. Gosncll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Conard, at their Remsen home, for the holiday week end. Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Treat Bradley and family, of 65 E. 96th Manhattan, have rented the Atwater Cottage on Bayfield Lane, and opened It for the season this weekend. Carroll Brewster, of Manhattan, is their weekend guest. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur M. Ailing and Miss Margaret Ailing, of Plain-field, N. are spending the weekend at their home on Griffing Ave. Hugh Allen Ward, of Hempstead, Is entertaining as his guests, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald F. McClure, of Plainfleld, N. at the Ward Farm, on North Country Road. Mr.

and Mrs. Augustus C. Froeb of Brooklyn, will arrive at their bungalow on Dune Road, Thursday. Mrs. Charles H.

Foster of Brooklyn has rented Atwater's Middle Manor. Judge John H. McCooey has rented Victor Earle's Dune Road cottage and is there this weekend. Mrs. Arthur Forman of Brooklyn is at the Hampton Inn this weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Potts of Brooklyn have opened their cot- tage here. Mr.

and Mrs. Eliot Cutler, who were in Bermuda for the Winter, COUNTLESS PLAYS, stories and ncenarlos have been written about the employer falling in love with the employe and have been appreciated for the romantic situation presented and then forgotten. Such a love affair has occurred In our own circles. Last week a young woman, who is a Packer and Smith College graduate, announced hei ensacement. That is not so sur prising as she is a very attractive and popular young woman, but when you read about the announcement did you realize that the blond lady in question, who has been working as a secretary, is engaged to her "boss." Isn't it romantic? WON'T IT BE NICE when the real warm weather sets in? It will be pleasant at the seashore as well as in the mountains.

Another reason to welcome the hot weather is that it will be too hot to roller skate. The borough's younger set have been doing so many things on skates that it is almost impossible to keep up with them. At an Amateur play given this month the ushers were on skates. The guests the play were very useful, for they keep the ushers from tailing. What a life! Then there Specii! to The Eagle Sayville, May 27 Mr.

and Mrs. Ford De Camp Thompson have arrived from Brooklyn to spend the season at their Summer home on Colton Ave. A garden party and tea will be held at the home of Mrs. Elmer T. Zabriskle Friday afternoon for the benefit of the Porch and Garden Committee of the Summer fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Tlatt were hosts this evening at their home. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Piatt, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Snyder, Mrs. Samuel Frost. Mr.

and Mrs. John Wines, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cowell, Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Smith, Miss Maude E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.

Miller. Harry Neu of Manhattan arrived flowers in glass container; artistic "he Towers Hotel, have left for arrangement of lilies, and tall ar- Boonvllle, N. where they will rangement of flowers, suitable to spend the Summer, stand on floor. The flower show committee con-1 Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Tuttle of slsts of Mrs. Clarence L. Altemus, 269 Clinton Ave. are spending sev-chalrman; Mrs. Harold Medina, eral weeks at New Haven, Conn, publicity; Mrs.

T. B. Diiycklnck, en- tries, and Miss Marguerite Post, Mrs. Emma H. McKee Is visiting Miss Charlotte Heath, Mrs.

B. W. Mrs. M. Josephine Smart at Harbor the gifts, in other words make it a tan, for Chicago, en route to Call-treasure hunt shower.

R. G. D. 1 fornia. Webb and Mrs.

Edward P. May nard Jr. staging..