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Society Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Jean Wyman Haskell, daughter of Louis Clements Haskell of Malone, N. to Austin Bayles Moore, son of Mrs. William Austin Moore Mira 1038-A Sterling Place. The ceremony took place Friday at the First Presbyterian Church, on the Heights. The Rev.

Phillips P. Elliott officiated. Jean W. Haskell and Austin B. Moore Married In First Presbyterian Church Miss Dorothy R.

Johnson of 314 Clinton who spent yesterday at the Long Island Country Club, Eastport, will sail tomorrow for Europe, returning in September, when she will join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Remsen Johnson, at the Lake Placid Club. The Maternity Centre Association, Mrs. Albert W.

Meisel president, will have a card party at the home of Mrs. John F. Thompson in New Canaan, on Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs.

Eugene J. Kenny and Miss Adelaide Cogswell Kenny of 219 Prospect Place, spent the weekend and over the holiday at Huntington. Mrs. E. A.

Shipman and her daughter, Miss Marion Shipman, of 937 Prospect Place, will leave for California Wednesday. They will be until the latter part of August, away! stopping at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago, the Grand Canyon at Colorado, and staying in Hollywood for month. Mrs. J. Blake Hillyer of 15 Henry St.

is at Waterford, where she will remain until Sept. 5. The Misses Mary Anna, Betty and Dorothy Josephine Kehr, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. G.

H. of Long Beach, returned yesterday on the Italian liner Conte di Savola, after spending the past three years at the Instituto 9. S. Annunciata in Florence, Italy, Mr. and Mrs.

Gustave Kehr of 614 2d the Misses Kehr, grantertained at dinner for them yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Horace Mann Snyder of 169 Westminster Road, sailed last evening on the Volendam of the Holland-American Line, on the Mediterranean and Norway cruise. will return Aug.

28. Their They John Snyder, and Gilman Mcson. Collom, son of Dr. and Mrs. Will1am McCollom 1174 Dean left Friday on the Statendam of the line for a two months' tour same of Europe.

Miss Myrtle M. McHale of and Washington, D. tol, the holiday with Mrs. A. B.

spent Killian of 187 Hicks St. Charles H. Middendorf and H. Middendorf of 1 Charles sailed last night on Pierrepont the Volendam of the Holland-Amex for a two months' cruise on ica Line the Mediterranean and Norway. John L.

Lotsch of Mr. and Mrs. 940 Ocean Ave. and their daughters, taken a house at the Misses Dorothy and Ethel where they will Lotsch, have Oct. 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Greenwich, their guests for the remain until C. J. Still are Summer.

and Mrs. William E. Harper Mr. and family are at on Fairfield, they have taken a house Road for the Summer seawhere Penfield son. Edwin Gates BabCol.

Mrs. cock of Mr. and and, Plaza, St, will spend the weekend as guests Mrs. Alex B. Gale at their country home, Saturday Colonel and Mrs.

BabAlamar, Westhampton Beach. On cock will horses judge and hunters, equitation jumpers, classes saddle Westhampton horse show. at the Mrs. Martin L. Bodkin Dr.

and daughter, Miss Jean G. and Bodkin, their, 290 Clinton Ave. spent weekend at the Hotel 1 Elmore, the Sayville. Mrs. Townsend Scudder Mr.

and family, who have been 3d and their visiting Mrs. Scudder's mother, Mrs. for two weeks at Alvin Boody, Island Heights, will spend Shelter at a camp at Cornthe Summer wall, Mass. Miss Virginia Dillon Engaged To Be Wed to John F. Curry Jr.

Mrs. John J. Dillon of Mr. and and Greenleigh, Port Manhattan Chester, N. have announced the engagement of their daughter, F.

Cur- Miss May Dillon, to John Virginia of Mr. and Mrs. John F. ry son Curry of Manhattan. Miss Dillon was graduated Convent of the Sacred Heart, the Manhattanville, last year.

Mr. Curry is the son of the Tammany leadassociated with him in the er and is business. He is a memInsurance ber of the New York Athletic Club, the Westchester Country Club Country Club. the Lakeville and Mrs. Stephen Valentine Mr.

and their family of 62 8th Ave. Jr. their house at New have opened and will spend the Canaan, Summer there. Miss Adelaide Pettit of Hollis has opened her home at Shelter Island Heights for the Summer. Dr.

and Mrs. William H. Price and their sons, Gregory and Willam Harrison Price of 11 Montgomery Place have opened their house at Shelter Island Heights for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Pittenger of Glen Ridge have opened their home At Shelter Island Heights for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Martin of Manhattan and Glen Cove spent the weekend with Mrs.

Martin's mother, Mrs. John Weber, at West Neck, Shelter Island. JULY 17 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. 5, 1933. CHRYSLER $785 $925 $1295 win Johanknecht, Mrs.

Arthur Middleton Swezey, Mrs. Selah Hiscox and Mrs. Ernest Guttridge. Judge and Mrs. William C.

Dodge have returned to their home in Manhattan after a short stay at their Summer residence on Atlantic Ave. Their son, Lloyd Dodge, left recently for Syracuse, where he will attend the Summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Muir Van Cleaves of Maplewood, N.

were the holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Lupton Robinson of East Patchogue. Miss Eloise Faire Roe of Manhattan the with her parents, and J. Roe spent, holidays, of East Main St.

Mrs. Marcellus Staley of River Ave. will entertain tomorrow afternoon at bridge. Miss Florence Stakes of Railroad Ave. Apartments entertained her cousin, Miss Mary E.

Savage of Newark, N. over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Louis B.

Frisse of Kew Gardens, Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. McEnaney and the Misses Marie and Frances Martell of Brooklyn are at the MarlboroughBlenheim, Atlantic City, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sherrill of Port Washington are spending the Summer at the Adirondack Club at Paul Smith's.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 'Stephens of Roslyn are occupying a cottage at Westport on Lake Champlain.

Mrs. George F. Baker will entertain a at a luncheon tomorrow at Viking's Cove, Locust Valley. Among those of local interest who spent the holiday at Castle Beach Club, Atlantic Beach, were Kenneth C. Walford, Lowell Shumway, eph N.

Enright, William B. Fenton, William D. Kinsman, Louis B. Ward, Miss Evelyn F. Sullivan, Vincent J.

Sweeney, Dr. Gustof B. Johnson, Miss Maude J. Jones, William E. Pritchard, Willard Schenck, John B.

Charlock, Dudley D. Earle, Harold Edgar W. Mandeville and Courtland Sands. Mr. Shumway had as his guests Mr.

and Mrs. Elliot Vestmer of Brooklyn. William E. Pritchard had as his guest AlPier. S.

Church of Mme. Barthelemy G. Lachelier, accompanied her small daughter, arrived on the French liner Ile de France yesterday and will spend the Summer with her mother, Mrs. Francis W. Wigand at her country home Halesite.

Mme. Lacheller is the former Miss Theckla Wigand. Miss Elizabeth Fuller Hostess to Subdebutantes Miss Elizabeth Fuller entertained subdebutante friends last night at the home of her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fuller of Dune Road, East Hampton.

The guests included the Misses Shirley and Betty Helen Coler, Ann and Mary Freyer, Mary and Ann Harvey, Norma Hall, Susan Kelsey, Mary Graham, Cynthia Myrick, Constance Mairs, Ann Wright, Mary Louis and Nancy Ward, Stephanie Leonard and Irene Taylor. GUEST OF SISTER Edward Hottenroth of Hynes and Long Beach, formerly of Richmond Hill, was a guest of his sister, Mrs. Eliza Diederich of 184th Place. Hollis, for the past week. He was honored party Friday evening by Mrs.

Diederich, who was assisted by Miss Hazel Diederich and Mrs. Alfred Diederich. Miss Isabelle May Hawkins was married to George Bishop, son of Mrs. Anna B. Bishop of Rocky Point, at a quiet wedding, at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Israel B. Hawkins of Setauket, Saturday. The Rev. Frederick L.

Brooks, pastor of the Setauket M. E. Church, performed the ceremony, which was followed by a reception for members of the immediate families. Mrs. Lewis S.

Fowler, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and C. Lyons was bridesmaid. E. Burr of CenMarguerite, tereach, N. was best man.

After a motor trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop will reside at Rocky Point. CARROLL-BIRKEMEIER BISHOP-HAWKINS Miss Clara Birkemeler, daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Birkemeier of 83-21 159th Jamaica, was married yesterday in St. Bridget's R. C. Church, Ridgewood, to John Carroll son of John Carroll of Ridgewood. The Rev.

Mons. John York performed the ceremony. Mrs. Catherine Brosky, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and her sister, Miss Loretta Birkemeier, and sister-in-law, Mrs. James Carroll, were bridesmaids.

James Carroll was best man, and the ushers were Jack Reegan and Philip Bruick. Mr. Carroll is a member of Sigma Tau fraternity, and is associated with the City Engineering Corp. After touring the Eastern States on their wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs.

Carroll will reside at 7834 83d Glendale. RELLA RITCHELL CLUB The Rella Ritchell Club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Florence Winter, 125 Hoff Brighton Beach. Miss Ritchell gave a talk on current events and also read from her own poems. Shirley Wildlockler read several of her own poems.

Miss Ritchell discussed "Love and Marriage," reading from Elbert Hubbard's "Alexander Hamilton." and Mrs. Rebecca Offin led the discussion. Tea was served, with Mrs. Lillian Lefkowitz assisting Mrs. Winter.

Mrs. Fannie Lesenger presided. The next meeting will be held Monday, July 24, at the home of Mrs. Mary Cincin, 572 Montgomery Street. SAYVILLE VISITORS Mr.

and Mrs. William W. Vandewater and their daughter, Mrs. Grace Mitchell. of 381 Clinton Ave.

are at the Hotel Cedarshore, Sayville, for the season. Harry Mitchell will join his mother at tomorrow to spend the Summer there. Among Brooklyn residents who spent the holiday weekend at the Cedarshore were Mr. and Mrs. H.

Tompkins of 379 Washington Ave. and Miss Florence B. Moore of 275 Clifton Place. SWEENEY-SHERIDAN The marriage of Miss Cecilia M. Sheridan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Sheridan of 229 Macon St. and Edward F. Sweeney, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George I. Sweeney of 3619 Flatlands Ave. took place Saturday In Our Lady of Victory Church. The Rt.

Rev. Thomas J. O'Brien performed the ceremony. Miss Helen M. Sheridan was maid of honor for her sister.

Anthony Beamer was best man and the ushers were Joseph Kish and Francis Sheridan. Mr. Mrs. Sweeney will live in Flatbush upon their return from A wedding trip. Account Short, Wrote Check; No Fraud 2 Even though he had insufficient funds in the bank to meet his check 0n1 the day he wrote it, Joseph Nibur has been held not guilty of issuing a check with inten to defraud.

The check was Issued on May 28, Saturday and was for $175. On that day Nibur had only $83.01 in his account. The next day was Sunday and the following day, Monday, the 30 was Decoration Day. On Wednesday, June 1, Nibur had $202.76 to his credit. had tried both on "He Saturday and on Tuesday to collect from one who owed him money but without success.

In his that the complainant to hold the statement, check. Nibur was corroborated by two witnesses. Lawyer Took 2 Years On Case; Suspended Declaring that with due diligence, a proceeding for the dissolution of a marriage could be completed in less than six months, the Appellate Division, First Department, has suspended an attorney, Walter M. Friedland, who took two years to complete such a proceeding. Friedland was retained by Anita Blanchet, on was paid March in 10, advance.

1930. The His decree of dissolution was not obtained until March 12, 1932. Meanwhile, the Bar Association had intervened. Friedland claimed the delay was due to the fact that he could not readily get in touch with client. The court could not take his view of the matter and suspended him from practice for six months.

Old Sol Celebrated, Rays Lit Fireworks Claremore, July 5 (P) Old Sol started his Fourth of July celebration here early. Rays from A hot sun, concentrated through A window glass, set off several hundred dollars' worth of fireworks in a five-and-ten-cent store window. WEEKEND GUESTS Miss Doris Mara of Jackson Heights and Wilford Penny spent the weekend as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.

Cooper of the Red Cottage at Stamford, Y. LINANE- -MONAHAN The marriage of Miss Margaret Monahan, daughter of Mr. Marie, James Joseph Monahan of 449 Bainbridge to Dr. Frank S. Linane, son Mr.

and Mrs. Timothy Linane of 1563 E. 14th took piace Monday at the Church of the Holy Rosary. The Rev. Father Sylvester Toben of Port Washington performed the ceremony.

Miss a Katherine Fitzgerald was Miss Monahan's only attendant and Raymond Linane was best man for his brother. A reception, followed at the Hotel Bossert. After a wedding trip Dr. and Mrs. Linane will reside in Flatbush.

Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Roberts of 36-20 168th Flushing, sailed yesfor England and France on terday, German Lloyd liner Europa.

Miss J. F. Sweeney and D. J. Sweeney of 50 Plaza St.

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Y. Miss Cornelia Osborne of St. James is the house guest of Mrs. Lawrence W. Osborne of Arthur St.

Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Whipple of New Haven, were the guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver M. Whipple of Kensington Road. Mr. and Mrs, C.

J. Welch and Miss Louise Welch of Albany, N. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Ramsey of Kensington Road. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. St.

John of Brixton Road had as guests over the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Howell of Manhattan. On their arrival Mr. and Mrs.

St. John a luncheon for them at the Atlantic Beach Club, other guests being and Mrs. Edward N. Chalfant, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph W. Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Proom, Mrs.

W. T. Callahan and William Dailey. Mr. and Mrs.

St. John also gave a luncheon for them on July 4, additional guests being Mr and Mrs. Albert H. Alderton and Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. McMichael. Miss Esther Leslie Will Be Married on July 15 To Richard F. Hennessy Miss Esther Leslie, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Leslie of 24 Manhattan, and Center Moriches, will be married to Richard Francis Hennessey of Paris on Saturday, July 15, noon in St. John's Church, Center Moriches. The Rev. Thomas Scanion will officiate.

A reception will follow at the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie. Viral Julie St. Charles Chaqueneau, a sister of the bride-to-be, will be maid of honor.

The bridesmaids will include Mrs. Warren Leslie Jr. and Miss May Leslie, another sister. Maurice Hennessy of France, a cousin of Mr. Hennessy, will be best man.

The ushers will include Julien St. Charles Chaquenneau, Warren Leslie Jr. and James and William Leslie 2d, brother-In-law and brothers of the bride-elect. Mr. Hennessy will 1 arrive from France on Friday, accompanied by his father, Capt.

Richard Hennessy, and sisters, the Misses Sheila and Aileen Hennessy. The couple, after remaining in this country for several weeks, will sail for Fraice, where they will reside in the Winter, returning here for the Summer months. Patchogue Social News Special to The Eagle, Patchogue, July 5-Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Edgar Nichols and their son, Alvah Nelson Nichols, arrived yesterday to spend a month with Mrs.

Nichol's mother, Mrs. Nelson McBride of N. Ocean Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

William Van Nostrand of Bellmore are the guests Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Meyer of Laurel St. Judge and Mrs.

George H. Furman entertained a number of guests yesterday on their yacht, Yovawan 2d. Their son, George C. Furman, sailed his boat in the Star races off Babylon yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Alfred Potter and family of Bay Ave. spent the holidays at their cottage at Cherry Grove. Mrs. Leighton R.

Havens and her daughter, Vina Havens, of Southampton are spending two months with Mrs. Haven's sister, Mrs. Steele Browne of Atlantic Ave. The hostesses for the supper which will be held at the Domino Yacht Club Friday evening are: Mrs. H.

Clinton Robinson, Mrs. First Council Fire Staged by Scouts An Indian custom being enacted this summer Lookout Mountain, Prospect Park. Monday night the Brooklyn Council, Boy Scouts of America, held of fires the first its Summer council according to the traditions of the Indian powwows of centuries ago. Adapting the ceremony to their century needs. the twentieth Scouts opened the council with flag exercises, led by Troop 186, Midwout District, under the supervision of Scoutmaster William Hammond.

This was by, the bugle corps. Troop Bath Beach, then followed, built the fire. Taps, sounded by Paul Reutschneider and Alfred Northeck of Troop 186, brought the council fire to a close. In the interim a talking contest WAS held. Edward Searby, last year's champion, successfully defended against the determined challengers.

More entertainment was provided by Troop 297, Troop 237 and Troop 186. Philip Wagner, field executive of Brooklyn Council, announced that there will another council fire next week. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. J.

De Witt Williams of 395 Clinton announce the birth of a daughter, June 29, at the Carson C. Peck Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Williams is the former Miss Violet Decker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel S. Decker, Mrs. Frederick Ernest Rieger is the former Miss Hilda Muller, daughter of Mrs. Thomas O. Muller of 61 Pierrepont St.

Her marriage took place in Chicago last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rieger will live in Englewood, N. J.

12. Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Osborne of 839 St.

Mark's who have opened their cottage at Penobscot Bay, entertained a large party over the holiday weekend. Mrs. Osborne will entertain her brothers, Justice Lewis C. Fawcett and J. C.

Fawcett, this week. Her sister, Mrs. C. Theodore Frohne, will spend the Summer with Mr. and Mrs.

Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Prosser of Englewood have their home at Seward, Woods Hole, for the Summer and have with them their daughter. Mrs.

John Gifford. Mr. Gifford will join them later in the season. Their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Vance McCauley, will spend 3 month in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayles Moore and Mr. and Mrs.

Lyall Merrill of Englewood have taken a cottage at Quogue for the Summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Schoefer of 400 Clinton spent the holiday weekend at Shelter Island Heights.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lane of 16 E. 10th St.

are spending a few days at Leland House, Schroon Lake. LongIs landSociety Miss Ann Ridley Foster Presented to L. I. Society At Dinner-Dance in Westbury Special to The Eagle July 5-Miss Ann Ridley Foster, daughter of Mrs. Seton Porter, was introduced to Long Island society last night at a costume dinner dance given by Mr.

and Mrs. Porter at their home. guests, who numbered about 100, were asked to come in old clothes and many of the younger set ATrived in original "poverty" party costumes. The grounds of the estate, the Fulton Cutting home, which Mr. and Mrs.

Porter have leased for the season, were lighted with Japanese lanterns festooned along the entrance driveway and the marquee beneath which the dancing floor was laid. Miss Foster, who studied at the Countess Montgelas School in Munich and at the Fermata School in Aiken, S. will be introduced to Metropolitan society next Winter when the family returns to the town house at 666 Park Ave. for the season. Dinner Follows Day of Sports At Huntington Bay Club Special to The Eagle Huntington, July 5-Following a day of sports at the Huntington Bay Club, with golf and tennis predominating, members and their guests attended a dinner at the Casino last evening.

Later in the evening there was an elaborate display of fireworks from A float a short distance off shore. Among the guests was James G. Dern Jr. of Salt Lake City, Utah, son of the Secretary of War, who was in a party entertained by Frank Henderson. Others in Mr.

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Many Visitors in Garden City For Holiday; Other Social News Special to The Eagle Garden City, July 5-Dr. and Mrs. C. Azel Collins of Boston were the house guests this week of Mr. and Mrs.

Warren W. Nissley of 1st St. Mr. and Mrs. Bethune W.

Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Woodhull, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Wykes Whitehill and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jones were additional guests at 8 dinner given by Mr. Mrs.

Nissley for Dr. and Mrs. Collins on Monday evening. Many visitors spent the holidays in Garden City. Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Koop of Manhattan were the guests of Mrs. Henry Spaulding Schley St. James St. South, who entertained at a dinner party for them at the Lido Country Club yesterday.

Miss Caroline G. Bailey of Wellsboro, is visiting her sister. Mrs. August S. Wolf of Meadbrook: Road.

Mrs. John T. Enequist is entertaining her mother, Mrs. J. K.

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