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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JULY 23,. 1933, Garden Clubs Girl Scout Camps In and Out of Town Other L. I. Activities, Miss Alice Miriam Robinson And James Francis Farrell Are Engaged; Social Notes FTER the oppressing heat of A rellef, and a thought that it road, and make our getaway and the breeze is cool and fresh. to country homes and resorts, there nounced this week.

An engagement that is of interest is that of Miss Alice Miriam Robinson, Francis Farrell, son of William late Mrs. Farrell. The engagement Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.4 parents, Robinson of 107 Brooklyn Ave.

Miss received her education Visitation Academy Robinson, and the Chase School. Mr. Farrell WAS graduated, from St. John's Preparatory School and attended Niagara University. GLASER-STENSTROM Miss Catherine Wilcox Stenstrom, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Fritz Stenstrom, of 25 MacKay Place, was ard married Glaser, recently son of to Mr. William and Sits. Louis Glaser, of Brooklyn, at Christ Church, 73d St. and Ridge vard.

The Rev. John H. Fitzgeald officiated at the ceremony which was followed by a wedding supper and reception at the home of the bride. The bride, who was given in marher father, had Miss Franriage by attendant. Joseph Hann best Mantel Melahan as her, only for Mr.

Glaser, who had as ushman Alfred T. Stenstrom, brother of ers, the bride, and Robert F. Lee, his brother-in-law. After 8 wedding trip to Lake George and upper New York State, and Mrs. Glaser will reside in Mr.

Flatbush. CANAVAN-DONAHUE The wedding of Miss Florence daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Canavan, James Canavan, of 173 Greenpoint Greenpoint, to John Donahue, late Lt. and Mrs.

John son of the Donahue of Kew Gardens, will take next Sunday Anthony's place Church, Greenpoint. A reception at the home of the will follow bride's parents. HOSTESS IN SAYVILLE Miss Edna R. 1 entertained at her home in Sayville guests, recently, in honor of her house Rosemary Lickdyke, Anthony and Ahearn, Miss Bernadette C. Joseph Fagan.

Among Elizabeth present were the Misses Mary Lyden, Julia Lyden and Eleanor. D. Dwyer, Steeg, Vincent Garahan and Homer Lee. RANDOM AID MEETING A meeting the Independent Aid Association, Herbert J. Radom Kirschman, president, and Max Rosen, vice president, was held recentTemple, 106th St.

and Park ly at the Manhattan Odd Fellows Manhattan. A. George Rosen was proposed for membership. Aug. The 26.

next meeting will be held Sophie Schwab of Toronto, Mrs. visiting her sister, Mrs. Canada, is Leitner of 268 Marlborough Ella Road. NOVELTY DANCE dance will be held on the Plaza roof of the Wednesday Columbus Club, 1 Prospect Park West, the proceeds for the Conference benefit of of Vincent de the Frederic Ozanam of the Society Edward J. Donlon is chairPaul.

of arrangements, assisted by James E. CashJohn J. Boylan, William J. F. man, John Clark, and Charles Fitzgerald, of Columbus Council.

grand knight Mrs. John Droge and Mr. and Woessner are among those Warren Saranac Inn in the Adironat the dacks. AT BUCK HILL FALLS guests at the Inn at Among the Hill Falls, are the followBuck Wadsworth, Mrs. S.

L. ing people from Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. G. O.

Miss Evelyn K. Larkin, Fisher, W. Tribkin, and Mr. and Charles Mrs. J.

G. Haggerty. SAIL FOR S. AMERICA The Misses Helen Cavanaugh, Peggy Murphy and Muriel Blanchfield, members of the Alpha Sigma Delta sorority, sailed yesterday on the Mauretania of the Cunard Line, for a two weeks' cruise to South America and West Indies. CAMP FIRE GIRLS Thursday, Miss Sandstrom, guardian of the Alsiano group, will organize a new group in the Henrietta House for Jewish girls.

On Wednesthe Camp Fire Girls will meet day the Flatbush station of the L. I. at R. R. at 9:30 to go to Spuyten Duyvil.

IOTA KAPPA The final meeting of the Omicron of Iota Kappa sorority, held chapter at the home of Miss Katherine McKean of Flatbush, was a childrens party. The Misses Gertrude Bassler, Grace E. Toole and Virginia K. Rock won prizes. The first meeting of the Fall will take place at the home of Miss Rock, 361 Maple St.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood and their family of 1342 28th have taken a cottage at Stamford, N. where they will spend the remainder of the season. AT BANFF Among those at the Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta, Canada, are Misses Mary S.

Alice J. McGuire of Brooklyn, and D. C. Lynch of Cedarhurst. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Alonzo J.

Burton of 139 S. Oxford celebrated his 90th birthday at the home of Mrs. William Boardman of 87-37 Palermo Hollis, recently. Dinner was served to the following guests: Mrs. Jenny Walters, Miss Lou Morgan, Mrs.

Ann Schmid and Miss Stella Fuchs, Mr. Burton was born in 1843, and is a L. I. Social BEAR MOUNTAIN BOAT RIDE The ninth annual boat ride Community Councils of the City of New York will be held Thursday, Aug. 31, to Bear Mountain and the steamship City of Keansburg has been chartered.

Mrs. Marion has been appointed general chairman. TO GO TO STEEPLECHASE A pajama party will be held by the Betsy Ross Democratic Club. The group will leave St. Albans in buses on Wednesday evening and spend the evening at Steeplechase.

CARD AND BUNCO PARTY A card and bunco party will be held on Wednesday evening on the al roof of Mary Immaculate Hospital. The proceeds will be used for the sick and welfare fund of the Nursing Association. LAWN PARTY LAWN PARTY Friday the united societies of the, All Saints Episcopal Church will conduct a lawn party on the church property. Mrs. William Hughes will be in charge and will be assisted by a large committee.

GO ON BUS RIDE TODAY The Blessed Virgin of the Church of St. Teresa, 109th Ave. and 130th will hold bus ride today to Lake Ronkonkoma. Miss Jane Goetz is in charge. SCORE CLUB Score Club will be entertained at bridge and bunco tomorrow afternoon at the Young Men's Catholic Club.

Mrs. Louise Kane will be hostess. Mrs. Mary McLaughlin was last week's hostess. Among the high score winners were Mrs.

Clara Chowske, Mrs. Honor Ryan, Mrs. Pauline Buckley. TO HAVE CARD PARTY INWOD L. C.

B. A. Mrs. Hickey will be general "chairman for the card and bunco party to be sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Society of the Church of St. Teresa on Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. Anna Lutjen was last hostess. waits, Special to The Eagle Inwood, July 22-Mrs. Ellen Murphy will be a delegate of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association to the State convention in Rochester next month. The local group will go on a bus ride to Rye Aug.

16. The next meeting of the association will be held Aug. 8 in the Good Counsel Hall, Wanser Ave. Mrs. Mary Goode is president.

NUZZOLA-CANAMARE Special to The Eagle Lawrence, July 22-Miss Palma Nuzzola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nuzzola, 359 Central has chosen Wednesday, Aug. 16, as the date of her marriage to Raymond Canamare, 469 Chestnut Cedarhurst. The ceremony will be performed at St.

Joachim's Church. SMIGROD -WENGER Special to The Eagle Cedarhurst, July 22-Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Freda Edith Smigrod, Albemarle Road, to Samuel Wenger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wenger of Paterson, N. by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Saul Smigrod. Miss Smigrod is a graduate of the Lawrence High School and of Alfred University, where she majored in art. Mr. Wenger is also an alumnus of Alfred.

He is now attending Boston Medical School. TO DEDICATE PLAYGROUND large delegation of Queens civic workers will attend the dedication ceremonies of the opening of the playground on the roof of Public School 31 on Monroe Richmond The playground will be opened 2 p.m. Tuesday. The' playground sponsored by community councils New York. The Queens delegawill be headed by Mrs.

Marion Steinle, who has charge of the recreation activities for Queens. Among the speakers will be August Heckscher, Mrs. Lionel Sutro, Henry Doherty, Dr. George Ryan, Eugene Gibney and John Kirkland Long Island Society Continued from Page 3 Duchess Armand de Richelieu, Mr. and Mrs.

R. V. Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boland, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Paterno, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan G. Morgan, Mr.

and Mrs. Willard A. Mitchell, Col. and Sydney Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

William P. McDermott, Mrs. Elmer E. Smathers, Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Bullard, Mr. and Mrs. A. Oliver Lynch, Mr. and Mrs.

James McGill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Potter, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Bert F.

Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Warren, Mr. and Mrs.

Russell O. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Ryan, Mrs. William A.

Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Fielding, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray L. Erb, Mr. and Mrs. S. Dalby Stonebraker, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Howard Morley, Miss Adeline Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. John Mattheys, Mr.

and Mrs. Walker Gibson White, Miss Gladys Durand, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Morgan, Mrs.

Lucy Cotton Thomas Magraw, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Williams, Miss Jean Thomas, Miss Elleen Narizzano, Misses Marjorie Gewecke, Dorothy McGill, Isabelle Faulkner and Arline Stenz, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Colford Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Baldwin, Miss Elsie Delaney, and Mrs.

William D. McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Pontin, Mr.

and Mrs. William F. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Clark, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas M. Merritt, and Misses Kathleen Corroon, Irene Maler, Rose Mary Cox and Audrey Eccardt. Rockville Centre Residents Plan Trips; Entertain Guests Special to The Eagle Rockville Centre, July. 22-Mrs.

Eugene P. Hawkins of Windsor Ave. and Miss Belle Scoefield and Mrs. Ida Brush returned yesterday from a motor trip through New Hampshire. They spent four days in Wolfeboro on Lake Winnepacache and drove over the Mohawk Trail and Plymouth, Vt.

Mr. and Mrs. John Franks and niece, Miss Ruth Neal, visiting from Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T.

Watson and daughter, Miss Hope Watson of S. Forest spent this week motoring through Massachusetts and New York State. Mr. and Mrs. Philip T.

Schley of 36 Lenox Road are spending two weeks in Little Neck. Mr. and Mrs. William Esau of Hempstead Ave, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Edna Esau, to Joseph L. Miller, son of Mrs.

Austin Miller of Walnutport, Pa. Miss Marjorie Oliver of 200 Harvard Ave. is spending part of the Summer on Sunnyside Beach, Lake Ontario, Rochester, N. visiting relatives. Mrs.

Jerome Foley of 167 Windsor Ave. is entertaining for a short while Mrs. George Ferron and daughter, Miss Leona Ferron, of Rochester, N. Y. Mrs.

John Watts of N. Village Ave, will entertain at luncheon and bridge at her home Tuesday afternoon. Her guests will be: Mrs. James Dalziel, Mrs. Ronald Daisley, Mrs.

William Campbell, Mrs. Arthur B. Howe, Mrs. Archibald Martin, Mrs. William Oliver and Walter Wells.

Mrs. George Ashwell of Lenox Road is entertaining for the rest of the Summer Dr. Mrs. Emil Lustig of Philadelphia and St. Petland ersburg.

Mrs. Neal G. Adair of 34 Aldred Ave. is visiting for two weeks relatives in Glens Falls, N. Y.

Miss Dorothy Kranich of Yale Place, who will be married to John Paul Donald Garges Friday evening. was given a luncheon Thursday at the home of Cecil S. Johnston of Lenox Road. Those present were the Misses Victoria Zoble, Ruth Bosworth, Florence Sommer, Ruth Swanstrom, Betty Graff. Ruth Gitskey and Mildred Schwindt.

Murill and William Gore guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Weil of Irving Place. Mrs.

Frank A. Park Sr. and son, John Park, and twin sisters, Misses Marion and Madeline Park, Mrs. W. A.

Hesner and Mrs. Arthur M. May left today for the World's 1 Fair in Chicago. Miss Betty Bizona of Rutherford, N. is the guest of her uncle and Mrs.

Benjamin Starr, at the extreme left, was Miss Rosella Kleinberg of 1103 53d St. before her marriage. Mrs. Joseph Danzig, on the extreme right, is a sister of Mrs. Starr, and they were married at a double wedding.

Mrs. Danzig was Miss Lillian Kleinberg. In the center, left, is Mrs. William Rosenblatt, another recent bride, who was Miss Dorothy Richmond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Richmond of 219 Dahill Road. At the right in the center is Mrs. Dudley Feit, the former Miss Tess Messinger. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Nathan singer of 231 Bainbridge St. (All photos by Valeche.) Mrs. Alling Will Entertain Westhampton Garden Club Tomorrow; Other Club News past week, we too good to be is a place where the Perhaps, because are only a few turn with a sigh of true, to the open trees are swaying of the migration engagements anto the social circles of Brooklyn who is to be married to James of Prospect Park West, and the announced today by Miss Robinson's member of the Cyrus Lodge 208, F. and the Commonwealth Lodge 409. AT WADE INN Among those of local interest at the Wade Inn, Becket, are Louis E.

Post, the Misses Dolorita Curry, Agnes Murphy, Winnie Magnun, Kathryn and, L. Adele Murphy and Westbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gerald J.

Grimes. A regatta on the lake, followed by a dance, will be held Saturday. AT LAKE GEORGE Mrs. J. H.

Vendig, C. J. Vendig, Mrs. Nan Miller and Mrs. O.

A. Jones of 1612 Ditmas Ave. are spending a week at the Sagamore Hotel, Bolton La ding-on-Lake George, N. Y. Mrs.

A. R. Richtmeyer of Brooklyn, accompanied by her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Starbuck, and Barbara Starbuck of Scarsdale, are at the hotel for two weeks. ROTON BOAT RIDE ON VACATION The women members of the Mrs. Brooklyn Community Chorus will Ryan, their annual outing to Roton Point Thursday. Mrs.

ON VACATION Mrs. Henry Grabenhorst and her daughter, Miss Louise Grabenhorst of 816 8th who have been visiting relatives in Boston, this week, will return home today. Miss Grabenhorst will then leave for Tarrytown, N. to visit Mr. and Mrs.

William Robbins for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Robbins Jr. of 816 8th Ave.

are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Robbins Sr. at Tarrytown, AT SUMMER HOME Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph M. Brennan of 555 Ocean Ave. and their son, John Brennan, and daughter, Miss Rosalind Brennan, a are at their Summer home at 8 Sussex Spring Lake, N. J. Miss Brennan, who was graduated from Erasmus Hall in June, will take part in a fashion show at the Warren Hotel next week, and will be a member of the Warren Follies early in August.

SAIL TO HAITI Miss Helen Reed O'Neil of 259 84th St. sailed recently on the Colombian liner Haiti To South America, where she will visit Haiti, Jamaica, South America and the Canal Zone. She will be accompared by Miss Miriam Craft of Brooklyn. Miss Melissa Card of 139 Place is entertaining her nephew, Theodore Card, of Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Card of Detroit, Mich. Miss Mary Jennings of 502 Grand has returned from Bay View Beach, and will go to New Hampshire for the remainder of the Summer. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Cummings of Brooklyn are cruising on the Great Lakes aboard the Tionesta of the Great Lakes Transit Corp. Miss Grace Strouse, James Strouse, James Strouse Jr. and Muriel Strouse of 1233 Greene Ave. are at the Century of Progress Ex- psoition, Chicago. RETURNING FROM MANILA Ernest J.

McSorley of 19 Hampton Place, an executive of the International Harvester Company, will return to New York tomorrow on the Swedish-American liner Gripsholm. He is returning from Philippine Islands, via Europe, and will be here for six months. In December he will return to Manila. Mr. McSorley telephoned to his mother, Mrs.

Emma C. McSorley of the same address, on Mother's Day, from Manila. It was the first telephone call to be made from there to Brooklyn. James T. Kelly of 59 Wyckoff who is on the legal staff of the Corporation Counsel's office, tax division, of the New York office, sailed on the French liner Champlain recently for a month's trip to Lourdes and Rome, Mr.

Kelly will return on the French liner Ile de France late in August. MISS WELLS HONORED Miss Louise Estelle Wells was honored at a birthday party at the home of her grandparents in Flatbush recently. Among the guests were the Misses Louise Wells, Audrey McMahon, Florayne Devore, Jean Enoch, Laurette and Bernadette Stephenson, Dorothy Donnelly, Joyce Kirgen, Joseph, Frank and Robert O'Connell and Alex Cameron. McNAMARA-AHFELDT Miss Ruth Ahlfeldt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Ahlfeldt of 336 St. John's Place, was married yesterday to James McNamara, son of John McNamara of 58 Henry Jersey City, and the late Mrs. McNamara. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ivar Person in the Immanuel Methodist Episcopal Church.

Dean St. Miss Ahlfeldt had as her only attendant, Miss Barbara Acker of Ossining, N. Y. Frank McCarthy was best man for Mr. McNamara.

The bride attended William and Mary College in Virginia. Mr. McNamara was graduated from Savage and is the football coach at Manual Training High School. After a wedding trip to Canada the young couple will reside in Brooklyn. ARDENS are still the principal 7 Island.

Many Brooklyn women, the space for a flower or vegetable town homes, now are looking upon estates and are finding in them the creative and diversifying. A group of these women who esting attraction, will meet at the Griffing tomorrow, when the Miss Anne Wertsner as the guest and Arrangement of Cut exhibit will be of mixed flow- ers in baskets made of china, glass, metal or wicker. Mrs. Edward Gardiner of Easthampton, Mrs. Charles G.

Black and Mrs. Samuel Hunter will be Mrs. Alling's guests at the meeting. Among the members who will be present are Mrs. E.

Dwight Church, Mrs. Theodore Conklin, Mrs. Lucius Beers, Mrs. William Sage, Mrs. Howard Polllon, Mrs.

Charles D. Hilles, Mrs. Arthur D. Dana, Mrs. Joseph I.

Delafield, Mrs. Edward R. Finch, Mrs. Abram S. Post, Mrs.

David T. Layman Mrs. Albert Van Wyck, Mrs. Charles E. Potts, Msr.

Robert Livingston and Mrs. C. Burr Goodrich, Cedarhurst Garden Study The Cedarhurst Garden Study Group, Mrs. Edwin D. Levinson, president, will hold its next meeting Thursday, Aug.

10, at the home of Mrs. Charles Kellner, Merrill Road, Far Rockaway. Peace and Freedom League The annual garden party Far Rockaway Chapter of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom will be held Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Mortimer Hays, 1046 Beach 25th Far Rockaway. The Right Rev.

Frank Creighton, sufBishop the Long Island Protestant Bishop Episcopal Diocese, will be the principal speaker. interest of the women on Long who did not have the time or garden on the grounds of their the grounds of their Long Island opportunity to do something really have found gardening such an interhome of Mrs. Wilbur M. Alling on Westhampton Garden Club will have speaker. She will talk on "The Care Mrs.

Isabel Rhees Kappeyne, corresponding secretary of the New York City Federation of Women's Clubs, tells of her interests in an article here today. (Photo by Marceau.) Personality Mrs. Isabel Rhees Kappeyne "Everything comes to him who waits, provided that he works while he waits." That is the philosophy of Mrs. Isabel Rhees Kappeyne, lawyer, author and public speaker, who was recently elected corresponding secretary of the New York City Federation of Women's Clubs. Decorations by royalty, dinners with kings, queens and princesses, thrilling trips to Spain, Serbia and other European countries, and numerous other exciting adventures have come to Mrs.

Kappeyne, who, following her own philosophy, worked while she waited. Mrs. Kappeyne is the former Miss Isabel Rhees, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. William Henry Rhees.

Dr. Rhees was born over 100 years ago in Manhattan, and established his practice in Brooklyn, where his children were born. Educated in the public schools and in the New York State Normal School, Mrs. Kappeyne studied law at New York University after she had married and had become the mother of two children. For 20 years she practiced as a criminal lawyer.

Mrs. Kappeyne has earned her prominence as a club woman. She was co-founder of the Shakespeare Club of Brooklyn, founded in 1900, and still in existence, and founded the Chaucer Club, which lasted for about 10 years. The Pensa Literary Club, of which she was a member, was only recently disbanded. She joined the Federation of Women's Clubs when its founder and first president, Mme.

Belle de Rivera, was still in office. At present Mrs. Kappeyne is a member of the League of A American Pen Women, the Woman Lawyers Association and the National Republican Club. Politics, literature, radio, welfare Clark, president of Community Councils of the City of New York. AT LAKE OWASSA Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Ashton of 120th Richmond Hill, are spending the Summer at their country home at Lake Owassa, N. J. They are accompanied by their son, Elmer. The students of the Mary Wigman School will present several classio dances and Mrs.

Joseph Finkelstein will sing, accompanied at the piano by Dounia Ruttenberg, The committee includes Mrs. Isabel B. Friedman, chairman in charge; Mrs. Elizabeth Gerstein, Mrs. Leon Kirsch, Mrs.

Lawrence Green and Mrs. Gad Bernstein, members of the program committee. Mrs. Edith Ginsberg and Mrs. Armand Brunswick are members of the reception committee and Mrs.

Sarge Taffae of the entertainment committee. P. T. A. Garden Party Special to The Eagle Lawrence, July 22-Mrs.

Reginald Pratt, Sealy Drive, will be hostess at A garden party Wednesday afternoon to some 75 members of the Long Island District of ParentTeacher Associations who were delegates to State conventions or who attended Cornell Institute since the organization of the district. Mrs. Frank Snedecker, corresponding secretary of the district, will assist with the arrangements, Hillside Garden Club The Hillside Garden Club held their last regular meeting at the home of Mrs. B. B.

Conrad at Stepping Stones, North Egremont, recently. Mrs. Mirabeau Townes of White Plains spoke on floral arrangements. work and Girl Scouts are among the widely varied interests of this extremely interesting and versatile woman. She has written four books, and is at present the coeditor of the "Woman Republican." She has broadcasted talks on legal topics of interest to women.

During the campaign for woman suffrage she was a lobbyist in Washington, and later worked with Janet Rankin, who was the first woman member of the House of Representatives. In 1931 Mrs. Kappeyne was decorated by King Alexander of Jugo-Slavia for having sent two Serbian boys through Syracuse University as a part of the program of the International Serbian Educational Commission. As regional director, and national representative of the Onondaga Girl Scouts, she worked with Mrs. Herbert Hoover, who was then president of the Girl Scouts.

Kappeyne has two collections which she is both proud and tond." One is a collection of little pitchers which she has gathered from all over the world and the other a collection of autographed books written by her friends. She is very fond of opera and has a preference for Wagner's music. Chaucer and Shakespeare are her favorite authors. She speaks with a charm and a frankness which transports her listeners to the countries of which she speaks, or brings them face to face with the people she talks about. Her numerous interests, her keen appreciation of beautiful, the opportunities she has created for herself, and her many trips through Europe have made her a fascinating person and have won for her a place in the "Woman's Who's Who in America" and in the Biographical Cyclopedia of American Women.

LUNCHEON HOSTESS Miss Frances Overin of Rockville Centre entertained at luncheon recently the Misses Elinor Brown and Viola Kreeb of Rockville Centre and Alma Burns of Amityville at the Crescent-Hamilton Club in Huntington. Girl Scout News More than 120 Girl Scouts are now beginning the second encampment at the Brooklyn Girl Scout Camp, Wading River. Girl Scouts who have been in camp since July 5 are Ruth Amster, Laura Ettinger, Shirley Ettinger, Clara Fager, Florence Glickstein, Theresa Gordon, Gladys Handler, Rosalind Hauer, Dorothy Hegewish, Gloria Hoffman, Jean Hunter, Renne Klepper, Carolyn Mandle, Betty Maxey, Elsie Nilson, Alvina Penzenstadler, Adelaide Rael, Audrey Reilly, Euphema Schields, Roda Shulman, Gladys Webber, Joyce Kole, Adele Well, Dorothy Rothkrug, Alicia Krass, Myrel Feigert, Billie Breitzer, Ruth Handle, Doris Randle, Naomi Morro, Lottie Neubauer, Marion Knight, Helen Grant, Maxine Kolsby, Mimi Kaplan, Grace Merlub, Selma Nash, Helen Siegel, Lydia Linder, Selma Rubin, Evelyn Levinson, Miriam Kugelman, Charlotte Brock, Muriel Dudenhoffer, Helen Jahnke, Eileen Malone and Joan Malone. Miss Florence T. Nilsson is camp director.

aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wachtter of Jefferson Ave. Frank A.

Park of Ormond St. is enroute to the World's Fair by way of the Great Lakes. He will be gone a month, Mr. and Mrs. James Spiro of Pine St.

are entertaining their niece, Miss Ruth Spiro of Manhattan, for two weeks. Miss Eleanor Lange of North Village Ave. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. S.

B. Cogswell of Washington, D. for an indefinite stay. Blue Point Weekend News Special to The Eagle Blue Point, July 22-Mrs. John Cook of Brooklyn has returned home after a week's visit with Mrs.

Ellen Monteith of Blue Point Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Olsson and sons, Alden and Arthur Oisson of Arthur attending World's Fair in Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Bishop of Atlantic Ave, are entertaining Miss Rosemary Charles of Brooklyn. Albert K. Hall of Grandview Drive has sent his plane to Philadelphia preparatory to flying to the World's Fair at Chicago. Mrs.

Joseph E. Springer has returned from Chicago. Her mother and sister from California returned with her. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Newins Lave as their guest Edward Frisse of Brooklyn. Gilbert Remey of Matamoras, is the guest of Miss Ruth Smith of Pleasant Ave. Mrs. Forrest Earl Case of Middie Road will leave on July 31 for Philadelphia, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Margaret Frank.

Mrs. Eleanor Landers of Binghamton is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Still of Blue Point Avenue. Women's Union of the Blue Point Baptist Church will be entertained at a silver tea Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Theodore Witte of Ronkonkoma.

Irs. Briggs of the Samaritan Hospital in Brooklyn will be the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jost and daughter, Jeanne Marilyn Jost, of New Jersey will spend next weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Harold McNabb Johnston of Maple St. Miss Helen Case of Middle Road is spending the weekend in Darien, Conn. She attended a dance this evening at the Darien Country Club. Patchogue Personals Special The Eagle Patchogue, July 22-Mrs.

Richard Porter of Lakewood Terrace and Mrs. James A. Canfield of E. Main have returned from Manhattan where they spent several days. Dr.

Frank Wickham of Rider Ave. Continued on Page' The hikers group of the Girl Scouts who stay in town will go to Valley Stream State Park tomorrow. Swimming and water sports will be included in the day's program. Scouts meet Miss Lee Simpson at the Flatbush Ave. station of the Long Island Railroad at 9 a.m.

The handicraft program is held on Tuesday afternoons under the supervision of Miss Henrietta Rosenspan. Some of the work being done are silver bracelets, soap sculpture, wood carving, baskets, moccasins, landyards, animals and boats made of sponges, drip and paste work on glass jars, tin cans and bead work, The second class group will meet with Mrs. Lillian McGrath on their Thursday afternoon and continue studies of second class work. Subjects to be covered are sewing, cooking, signaling, fire building, how to use the compass and how to find your way by the sun and and trail blazing. The Arst class stars, group meets with Mrs.

Rae Charles the same afternoon. TO MEET TUESDAY The Women's Club of the H. McQuade Association John business will hold a meeting ning in the club on Tuesday eveWyck Boulevard and 105th headquarters, St. Van Mahoney will preside, Mary SUMMERING AT PURLING Mr. and Mrs.

Charles family of 107th Richmond Strong and are summering at Hill, Purling, Greene County, New York. JEFFERSON CLUB The Women's Democratic Club, Richmond Regular Jefferson will meet Thursday with Miss Cath- Hill, erine Carey presiding. went to Babylon Beach with group The Rose Marino and Mildred Maher in charge recently. GIVE DEPRESSION PARTY A depression party was tendered to Mrs. Frank Gotterbarn 124th of 109-12 Richmond Hill, in honor of her birthday.

Among some of the winners for the most original costume were Mary Mahoney, Elva Cook, Marion Steinie, Loretta Sears, Mae Kunzer, Anna Bohl, Anna Roberts, Jane Reynolds and Kathryn Grimes. ARACOMA ASSOCIATION The Aracoma Social Welfare Association of Richmond Hill is planning another bus ride in the near future. Mrs. Mary Mahoney and Mrs. Ray Ruderman, co-chairmen for the last to Lake Ronkonkoma, volunteered to take charge of the next one and will have a full report ready for the business meeting to be held at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday.

At the last meeting Mrs. Grace Rohr, Mrs. Mary Haackem, Mrs. Anna Gygerichm, Mrs. Charlotte Corrigan and Mrs.

Mary Peters were admitted as members. COMPANIONS OF FORESTERS Pride Woodhaven Circle, Companions of the Foresters of America, will hold a bus ride to Wading River on Aug. 21. Clara La Salle is charman. HOLD CARD PARTY Pride of Court Jamaica, 940, Companions of the Foresters of America, held a card party Thursday in Saengerbund Hall in charge of Ruth Conners.

C. D. A. PLANS RIDE At the next meeting of Court Trinidad, Catholic Daughters of America, plans will be made for bus ride to Wading River. Miss Ruth Kelly will be in charge.

At the last meeting Mrs. Lillian Ryan WAS appointed chairman of thee membership drive now in progress, Initiation will be held in October..