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1 I I I THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, THURSDAY. MARCH 4. 1926 1 9 SOCIETY Former Brooklyn Girl Wed Mes. CAMPBELL HOWARD STUDIOS The former Miss Wila Forgie is the Forgie of Kew Gardens, L.

formerly Haupt took place recently in Kew Gard Monroe pl. will leave tomorrow for Winnetka, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Bannard Jr. for about five weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. William Burke Har. mon, of Scarsdale, N. have an- nounced the birth of a daughter, Mary Catherine, today at the Brooklyn Hospital.

Mrs. Burke was Miss Irma Connell before her marriage. Mr. Harmon is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Harmon of 125 at Willow st. Civitas to Be Addressed By Prof. Charles A. Bennett.

The Civitas Club has invited Prof. Charles A. Bennett of Yale University to discuss the "Literature of Realism" on the evening of Thursday, March 11, at 8:30 o'clock, at the Brooklyn Woman's Club. The questions Professor Bennett will discuss are, "Why do modern writers think so poorly of human "Are they justified in thinking the worst about marriage, business and other social "Do we agree with them that the primitive man is always peeking out from behind the mask of conventionality?" Met have been invited for the evening. Dinner Party Given For Miss Marjorie Garrison And John Fitz-Randolph.

A small dinner party was give last evening by Mr. and Mrs. WI bert Garrison for their daughter. Miss Marjorie Garrison, and her fiance. John Anderson Fitz-Randol; of Brooklyn.

The wedding take place April 15 in St. Bartho' ky. mew's Church. The guests were Mrs. Elizab A F.

Fitz-Randolph, Garrison, Mrs. Mr. F. and H. Mrs.

ew is Mrs. A. M. Brightman. Roy Ta jeo Randolph and Theodore Fitz-.

Randolph. Mr. and Mrs. George Chapin Taft of 294 Macon st. will move fron that address on April 1 and will De 10- cated at 2124 Kenmore Terrac a Mrs.

Henry A. Ingraham, dent of the board of directors 6f Young Women's Christian A asocice tion of Brooklyn, wilto left for Call fornia on Feb. 27, expects to retitri for the annual meeting of the bourd of directors, to be held the ep part of April. Other meme ora of Mrs. Ingraham's party are Rudolph Reimer and Miss Jessie, Post, who also are directors of the Y.

W. C. and Mrs. Wit S. Ladd of Manhattan.

Miss Pauline Curtiss to Be Wed to Harold Smith March 31. Mrs. John C. Curtiss of Londoti, England, formerly of Chice go, 111, announces the engagement of bet' daughter, Miss Pauline Virgt.ma Curtiss, to Harold Smith of Jefferson, L. son of Mrs.

Felix F. Smith a ad the late Mr. Smith of Chicago Miss Curtiss was graduate 1 fro Vassar College. Mr. Smith 1 5 pri 3- ticing law in New York.

1 le is a member of the Metropolite in ant Yale Clubs. The wedding al take place in Manhattan on March 31. Meeting of Colony House Guild To Be Held Tuesday. A meeting of Colony House Chi Id will be held on Tuesday at Co lo1 1y House. Mrs.

Gustave Thompso is resigning as treasurer and Mrs. leg Barns will fill her place. Plans for card party and sale late in April under way. Mrs. George Chapin Taft is pre dent.

The members who were vo led in during February include Luther M. Bowden Mrs. Dai Bel K. de Beixedon, Mra. Elliott F.

Drie Mrs. Eugene 8. Hale, Mrs. Char T. Swimm, Mrs.

Joseph L. Wh and Mrs. R. DeMille Brown. Chaminade Executive Board Has Luncheon Meeting.

The executive board of the Chaminade had luncheon at the Hotel St. George following the regular rehearsal yesterday, A meeting was held' after the luncheon to complete plans for the remaining events of the club for the present season. The members present included Mra. Charles L. Woody, president of the club; Mrs.

William Dunbar, Mrs. D. Henry Van Glahn, Mrs. Robert Baxter, Miss' Ruth Rohifs, Miss Jeanette Morrison, Mrs. Ellison Hilyer, Mrs.

Harry Bruns, Mrs. Robert Stenhouse, Mrs. Harry Schaffus, Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, Mrs. Frederick H. Baldwin.

Mrs. Frederick Pendleton, Mr's. C. Brown Gwathmey and Mrs. liam R.

Bishop. Musle School Settlement To Have Reception for Mme. Parks. The membership and scholarship committees of the Brooklyn Musie School Settlement of 126 8t. Felix st.

have issued invitations to meet Ethel Parks on Wednesday after noon, March 10, at 3:30 o'cloc Music will be enjoyed and served. The committee in charge the Mrs. affair Robert includes Starr Miss Mildred Alf red. Allyn, Mrs. Begga, Mrs.

John Hyatt Brewer, Mrs. Armin E. Brunn, Mise Josephine Carpenter, Mrs. W. LeRoy Coghill, Mra.

Claude G. Crane, Miss Grace Farrar, Miss Emily H. Goetz, Miss Juliet E. Haley, Mrs. John E.

Jennings, Mrs. Thomas L. Leeming, Mrs. CANDY VENDORS. Fort the benefit play "Tam O'Shanter," to be given on Saturday evening at the Central Y.

M. C. A. for the Caledonian Hospital, the chairman of the evening. Mrs.

William Ewing, has asked the following to act as program and candy vendors: Mrs. Morris W. Henry, chairman; Mrs. Philip Wentworth, Mrs. James Ferns, Mrs.

Thomas C. Smith, Mrs. Henry Ollendorf, the Misses Jean Ewing. Anne Ewing, Maude Sinclair, Harriet Pendleton, Georgia Ridgley, Florence Ridgley, Ann Gregory, Queen Cunnington. Isabelle Dickson, Sarah Ricca and Elsie Thomson.

"POLLYANNA." The Young People's Society for Service of the Old First Reformed Church are planning to. present the play "Pollyanna" tomorrow evening at the Central Y. M. C. A.

Miss of Pollyanna, the leading role. Evelyn Wright will take the part Mackintosh and Douglas Mackintosh will also have important parts. DONALDSON-ALLEN. Alonzo T. Allen announces the maxriage of his niece, Miss Louise, Allen, to George Benedict Donaldson at the Church of Our Lady of Victory on Feb.

21. The bride, who lives at 709 Carroll is prominent in amateur theatricals, having played with Xavierians a leading role in "Nothing but the Truth," presented by them recently. 435 The 6th bridegroom. and who resides ave. Massapequa, was graduated from, Brooklyn Prep.

He is a member Unqua Corinthian Yacht Club, St. Saviour's Choristers and is connected with a Manhattan silk manufacturing corpora-: tion. Mr. Donaldson the spn of Mrs. Minnie G.

Donaldson and nephew of the late William J. Donaldson, D.D., pastor of the Church 'of the Assumption. Miss Eleanor Fowler of has been elected to the honorary scholastic society Phi Beta Kappa. Miss Fowler is also prominent literary circles in Goucher College, Baltimore, Md. James to Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Eben Esmond Whitman of Cedarhurst, L. are at the Ambassador, Atlantic City. Accompanying them are Miss Ellen H.

M. Mills, Whitman and Miss Edyth C. ElliMabel Ray. Mrs. John man.

Weber Other Brooklyn visitors at the and Ambassador were Mr. and Mrs. ex-officio. James M. Byrne, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Hullwinkle, Mrs. George Washington, Miss Irene Washington and M. M.

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At one table were seen Mr. and Mrs. Ira miah Meserole, Clarke Day and Downs, Mrs. Edward Sohst, JereFordham Paye. At another table were Mr.

Mrs. Frances C. Lowthorp, Mr. and Mrs. William Merritt MacKenzie, Mr.

and Mrs. John Spence Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.

George Biggs and Robert Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank St. John of Garden City gave a dinner at the Crescent Club.

Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I. Bergen, Dr. and Mrs.

Laurent Feinier, Mr. and Mrs. GO Stewart King, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Earle, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Sturgis and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mallett of Garden City. Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Swan Carroll of 157 Willow st. entertained the following people at a dinner in their home: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V.

Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rogers Mr. and Mrs.

George Maxwell Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Goodrich. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Milton Dimm and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sayer were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Maltbie Butler at their home, 859 Carroll st. Another nice dinner was that of Miss Beatrice Cantwell's whose suestsewer, present announced were the yesterday. Misses Elizabeth Deyer, Cornelia Livingston, Elizabeth Rhoades. Clelia Adams, Alice Bennett, Elizabeth Fish, Janet MacKay, Miriam Smith, Adele Entz, Regina Kiely, Zorka Polak, Elizabeth Greenwood, and Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Bailey, George S. Frank, Stanley P. Jadwin, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Hammitt, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Kaltenborn, Gordon Merritt, George.

Jackson, Rees Putsche, Henry Ehlers, Lee Boynton, William Gahagan, Theodore Fitz-Randolph, Norman Hilborn, Louis Ruckgaber, Gordon S. Braslin, Charles B. Hester, Charles Holt. Ford Hibbard, Lewis W. Francis Frederic Ward, Coverly Fisher, Franklin Adams, William M.

Calder Preston Hazelwood, Rowland Field, Edward Clinton Schelling, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burdick, Inslee Clark and Robert Burdick. Mrs. Charles A.

Boody of 103 Willow st. and her daughter, Miss Constance Boody, will leave tomorrow for a week's visit in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N.

Gurney, of Garden City, L. will accompany them. Mrs. Thomas Ormston Callender of 45 E. 620 Manhattan, and formerly of Brooklyn, returned today from a two months trip to California, where she visited Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson Packard at her winter home there.

Miss Packard, formerly of Brooklvn, now lives in Bernardsville, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C.

Halsted and Mrs. William P. Halsted are leaving next week to spend the rest of the month at the Kirkwood, Camden, 8. C. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald E. Marshall and baby daughter. left Patras, last Sunday on the Martha Washington for America: Mrs. Marshall was the former Miss Ruth Wilson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Mervin Wilson of 14 Remsen and Mr. Marshall former resident of Laburnum Court, Jackson Heights, where his parents reside. Following their marriage in 1924, they, left for the Isle of Crete, in Mediterranean, interven- where they have spent the ing months. Mrs.

Harriet B. Jordan Wed Today to S. Herbert Brown. Mrs. Harriet Baker Jordan of Asheville, N.

and formerly of Washington Brooklyn, was married noon today to S. Herbert Brown, also of Asheville. The wedding, which was very small, took place at the home.of Mrs. Jordan's cousin, Mrs. Charles Angell of 560 3d Brooklyn.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Barlow of the Memorial Presbyter ian 'Church. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will sail on the Berengaria Saturday for several months in Europe.

Mrs. Charles, Angell has just returned from a her daughter, Mrs. George 'Shuford, in Asheville, N. C. Members Show Horses At Riding and Driving Club.

Miss Mary Louise Thompson was the judge of saddle horses and Robert A. Granniss judge of the polo mounts at the club horse show for members' horses only at the Riding and Driving Club last evening. A friendly spirit of rivalry existed between the following members who entered their horses: Miss Ruth Walker, Miss Gladys Ivie, Miss Mildred Flahive, Mrs. John H. Ernst Mrs.

Charles E. Perkins, Miss Carolyn Widman, Miss Helen Leeming. Mrs. Helen P. Clegs.

Mrs. win Gates Babcock, Miss Mary graham, Miss Regina Patterson Kiely, Miss Janet MacKay, Miss Ethel Hanan, Miss Florence Anderson, Miss Peggy Reimer, Miss Josephine Hurley, Miss Elizabeth Greve, Miss Miriam Smith, Miss Kathryn Fischer, Miss Stella Rae Carter, Adrian Van Sinderen, and Ham W. Walsh, Thomas E. Murray David McAuslin, Harold C. Parsons.

Earle T. Munkenbeck, Henry J. Davenport, John J. Farrell, RegInald N. Webster, Joseph L.

Greason, Dr. William Pfeiffer, Melville H. Bearns, Robert Evans, Warren A. Sackman, Gerard 8. Smith, Richard M.

Egan, Carl Plug. John Pfug. James F. Hurley, William Boardman. Allison J.

Vosseler, Thomas H. Raiston, William H. Nichola, Gen. George A. Wingate and Joseph K.

Smith. Mrs. Edwin Gates Babcock WitS chairman of the Woman's tee and her assistants included Mrs. Helen P. Cles.

Mrs. John H. Ernst Jr. Mrs. William M.

Greve, Mrs. Richard C. Kettles Jr. Miss Regina Patterson Kiley, Miss Janet MacKay, Miss Miriam Smith and Miss Ruth Walker. Among those seen around the ring were Mr.

and Mrs. James Hurley, Miss Julia Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. L. Lawrence, Miss Margaret M.

Freed, Miss Alice Lloyd, George MoVey, Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. derson, Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Hamilton Fraser Col. and Mrs. Edwin Gates Babcock, Mrs. Fredverick D. MacKay, Mrs.

Alfred Hall Everson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Joralemon Davenport, Henry Ingraham. Mrs. Luther Warren, Miss Miriam McKee.

Miss Cornelia Duryea Livingston, Mrs. Eugene Widman, Miss Elizabeth Deyer, Jack Livingston, Roy Randolph, Mra. Elizabeth Fitz Randolph, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Collins, Miss Louise Merritt, Mr.

and Mrs. John Loud, Mre. Humphrey J. Kiely, Miss Monica Cookall, Miss Edith Brune, Miss Ruth Schepmaous, Miss Elizabeth Paffard and George 8. Frank.

Mrs. Omri Ford Hibbard of 20 C. A OPT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ok Maaoklyn.

Her wedding ent end Au'toe A. Mark, Mrs. Henry L. Morse, Miss Miss atlarine Righter, M. Tapi or, Miss Caroline Mite.

Benjamin Prince, ts. Gilbert C. Halsted Hostess Tomorrow. Mrs. C.

Halsted this the members of bridge club tomorrow at a Jolu a Hill's. The guests play bridge at Mrs. to 308 Washington ave. vill Mrs. William A.

William A. Higgins, jam Limond, Mrs. Joseph G. ng, Mrs. J.

S. Yergason, Mrs. ollier and Mrs. Alanson Mr. and Mrs.

John J. McGlone Prospect Park West will Saturd ay on the Lapland I leciterranean cruise. eave the ship at Naples return trip and will visit to ur Rome and will be in Frat ace, in May and in the Pyrenees in June. Mr. McG expect to return A ba.

15. Miss Lela Vogelius Pisancee of Walter Brown A Ira J. F. Bloomfield, Vogelius N. of 62 the engagement of her Wis Lela Dorothea.

Vogelius, Barrett Brown son and. Mrs. Walter B. Brown unsfield Brooklyn. Miss Vogelius is a Bit nmons College, Boston, with the class of 1923.

Brown was graduated from College in 1920. He is a of Delta Upsilon fraternity Amherst Club of New York. Davenport-Andrews. Miss Gladys Florine daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gorse Andrews of 1736 E. and Orchard, on Tuesday to Sharington Davenport, son of Mra. Nisbet V. Davenport of 4th st. McDonnell Hall Juniors Plan Large Informal Dance.

The Junior Auxiliary for nell Hall, Convalescent Women, at Commack, L. tertained by the Misses Julia Cradock at their Sterling on Tuesday Plans for large informal which is to take place the of May were discussed. those present were Mrs. ard Williams, chairman juniors: Mrs. W.

Bernard Mrs. Frank A. Maguire, the Elizabeth A. O'Donnell, Nicoud, Florence McGrath, Dancel, Theckla Youngbloode, ces Sullivan, Mildred Ziegler, Thompson, Margery Slevin, Stevin, Hogue, Helen Marion O'Keefe, Fitzsimmons, Ge Macngahan, Kathryn Ryan liton, Julia Cradock Cradock. WENTZILL-BOLLES.

Halsted's They Graham, Mrs. WilBrown- Charles Scudder. of 22 sail on for A They will on the Italy and Vichy, Luchon in and Mrs. about Jr. Oakland announces daughter, to Walof Mr.

of 542 graduate of and Mr. Amherst member and the Andrews, Herbert 19th st. was Edmund Mr. and 1817 W. Me DonHome for were enRose and home, 907 evening.

dance latter part Among Robert Gerof the Wause, Misses Pauline Mildred Fran1 Eleanor Nina Genevieve Isabelle of Hamand Rose Mrs. Lillian Crusen of 1233 E. 10th st. announces the marriage of her sister, Mias Dorothy Freeman Bolles of the same address, to Albert Ray Wentzill, formerly of Brooklyn. The Rev.

Abram Kavanagh of the Ocean Parkway- Methodist Church performed the ceremony yesterday afternoon. NO HUMBUG REAL FUEL LASTING No Smoke--No Gas--No Waste 1 Ton Pure Coke 1 Ton Pure Pea Buck $30:00 FLEER BROS. 0161 Lafayette Deposit Required With All Orders STEP IN Convince Yourself That I give better sets at half price and less. Beautiful Life-Like Sets of Teeth 4 ad Bridge Work mi Lowest Prices Teeth in One Day Desired 20 Years' 1 Experience DR. D.

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Sizes 10. Re Beautiful lace stockings--these, too, are from Extra Selling Space. France--in brown or black. Main Aisle, Old Building $42,655 of Oversize Cord Tires MADE BY THE MAKERS OF SALEM CORDS--FOR HEAVY DUTY-GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES AVERAGE THIRD LESS TIRES TUBES TIRES TUBES 0. S.

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$5.50 They have come to Wanamaker's at great which are here passed on until the supply is exhausted. Wanamaker's have sold Salem cords for years. These are of the same wearing qualities as Salems, though with another name, and are fully guaranteed 10,000 miles by us and the Salem company. Tubes of the same make are included at proportionate savings. Your tires will be held for spring delivery for a small deposit, if you are not driving at this time.

Third Gallery, New Building $795 Lindeman Suns SMALL GRAND PIANOS Renowned for over ninety years Also Twelve $850 William and Mary Period Models at the Same Price! Unexpected good fortune brings us a slight increase in the original allotment of fifty Lindeman Sons grands to go at savings of $200 each. In the new shipments are also included 12 period grand pianos, regularly sold for $850. On these the savings are $255 each. The graceful William and Mary design is unusually well adapted to modern American interiors and harmonizes with almost all types of furnishings. The offer is unusual and calls for quick action.

Terms $4 Weekly Why Not Use Your Present Piano in Part Payment? Piano Salons, First Gallery, New Building The Suit for Spring 1926 The Blue Cheviot BLUE, because blue is kindest to most men, and correct for. most occasions. CHEVIOT, because it is soft and adaptable, tailors well, and keeps its fit. The blue cheviots assembled by Wanamaker's are especially noteworthy. The fabric is from one of the very good American mills; the tailoring is by a maker who works exactingly to Wanamaker specifications.

The result is as pleasing to the eye as it is comforting to the body. Single or double-breasted jackets in three-button models. May we add that the very moderate price is $40? Burlington Arcade Store--Street Floor, New Building.