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1 B30Grl3K3T EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1932 3 Hostesses Continue to Entertain at Small Bridge Parties Personal Notes IN PINEHURST AT PALM BEACH Mrs. Arthur W. Loweth Hostess To Hemsteede D. R. Chapter Meeting; Chairmen Announced i Personal Newt of Active Set at Glen Core, L.

I. Special to The Eagle Many Oyster Bay Residents Open Homes; Others Go South Special to The Eagle Continued from Page 2 lahan, Dorothy Thompson, Dewey Fordson, Charles Jennings, Frank Batterley, Thomas P.eterson, Clair Leonard and Martin Blackman. Mist Charlotte Traendly Gnett at Shower Yesterday Miss Charlotte Traendly of 991 Ocean Ave. whose engagement to Clarence Squires was recently announced, was given a shower at the home of Mrs. William A.

Winant Jr. of 608 E. 18th St. yesterday afternoon. The hostesses of the mm ill i Vl Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Stevenson of Glen Cove, L. were photographed recently while golfing at Pinehurst, N. C. Mrs.

Stevenson is the former Miss Emilie Randolph. Mr. and Mrs. James Altemus were snapped while on their wedding trip at Palm Beach. Mr.

Altemus is a brother of Mrs. John Hay Whitney of Manhattan and Manhasset, L. I. The bride was Mrs. Rosalie Pillot Stuyvesant of Long Island Society Glen Cove, L.

Feb. 27 Mrs George Roberts and Earl Roberts of Norwalk were weekend guests of Mrs. Walter Campbell on Landing Road. Mrs. Roberts was formerly Miss Minnie Campbell of Glen Cove, Mrs.

Arthur Prince of The Place was hostess last night at a small dinner, followed by contract bridge, at her home. Mrs. John Wlschebrink of Thompson Park was hostess on Tuesday at a contract bridge and tea. Mrs. James May and her daughters, Miss Nora May and Miss Catherine May, motored to Brook' lyn to fpend the weekend.

Mrs. R. Colgate V. Mann of Old Trees will be hostess on Monday at a tea following a lecture by Miss Eleanor Markell on "Representative English Women Writers of Today. Miss Markell, who Is well known In Glen Cove, was the guest last Fall of Mrs.

John Noble Stearns. Mrs, Boylston A. Tompkins and Mrs, Skeffington S. Norton of Glen Cove are among the patronesses of Mon day's tea and lecture. Mrs.

E. B. Ball of Thompson Park wi'l be hostess on March 7 to the garden committee of the North Country Community Association, The executive board was entertained at tea on Tuesday at the home in Glen Head of Mrs. Herbert Smith Clifton. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Robertson Husted passed the three-day week end as members of a house party In Danbury, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J.

Looram were among the luncheon hosts on Monday at the Nassau Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whitney Jr. of Duck Pond Road also had guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan McLane Jr. of Homewood, on the Pratt estate, passed the weekend at the Piping Rock Club. Mrs.

McLane is the former Miss Edith Gibb Pratt. The Meadowbrook Hunt, of which Jackscn A. Dykman of Meadow spring is master, met on Monday with the Smithtown Hunt and went out again today, meeting at the Club Kennels in Syosset. Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. Holloway and their son and daughter have re turned from the Lake Placid Club where they spent a fortnight. Freeport Social News Special to The Eagle Freeport. L.

Feb. 27 Mrs, Frank Devlin was hostess at the first of the Len'n teas of the Ladies of the Church of the Transfiguration, yesterday afternoon at hfr home on Porterfleld Place. Assisting were: Mrs. Regin ald Heber Scott, Mrs. Herbert Reast, Mr3 FranKlin Duerk, Mrs, Montgomery Milbank.

Mrs. George Westcott. Mrs. Wilson G. Terry, Mrs.

Graic Finch, Mrs. Cornelius Braren, Mrs John Keeler, Mrs. Rob ert Christie Mrs. Walter B. Rhodes, Mrs.

Franniin Hill, Mrs. J. R. P. Goller, Mrs John Mack and Mrs, Robert Schreiber.

Mr. ahd Mrs. Robert Bliss of Merrick, wjl' known in Freeport, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Richard Bliss, on Thursday at the South Nassau Communities Hospital. Mrs. Raymond B.

Fenner enter tained at afternoon coffee yesterday at her home on N. Long Beach Ave. Her guests included Mrs. David G. Jaxheimer, Mrs.

Edwin Clark, Mrs. Constant Yongen. Mrs. George Van Nostrand, Miss Florence Van Nos- trand. Mrs.

J. H. Mahnken, Mrs. Arthur Hanser, Mrs. Meta Seeba, Mrs.

Arthur Kerns, Mrs. William Boent Jen and Mrs. Ralph Lee. Miss Ruth Lindsay, oauenter or Dr. and Mrs.

Gordon Lindsay or Rose a senior at Adelphi Col lege, where she is majoring In dra matics. had a leading role in the presentation of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest," this evening given bv the Play Producing Club at the college. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E.

Coe of Manhattan and Southampton, L. were guests of honor at a dinner Dartv given Friday evening oy ur and Mrs. Leland Eggleston Cofer at their Palm Beach villa. Sixteen guests were present. Mr.

and Mrs. Coe are Dr. and Mrs. Cofer's house guests. RECENTLY Hempstead, L.

Feb. 27 Mrs. Arthur W. Loweth was hostess to the Hemsteede Chapter, Daughters of the Revolution, at their monthly meeting yesterday at her home oil Argyle Road, West Hempstead. Mrs.

Warren L. Hafely, recently elected regent, announced her committee chairmen as follows: Ways and means, Mrs. Loweth; membership, Mrs. Henry Buel Smith; program, Mrs. Clarence A.

Calloway; friendly, Mrs. Frank A. Lent; Loyal League, Mrs. William B. Simons.

Mrs. Richard Leland Swezey of Brooklyn, past and organizing regent, was presented with a medal from the chapter. April 1 was set as the date for the chapter's luncheon, to be held at the Crescen. Club, in Huntinston, L. I.

Mrs. Loweth is chairman of arrangements Mrs. William E. Buvifcr assisted the hostess at the tea service fol lowing the meeting. Others present were Mrt henry Buel Smith, Mrs.

William B. Simons, Mrs. Frank A. Lent, Mrs. Clarence R.

Calloway, Mrs. Charles R. Reitmeyer, Mrs, Larrcmore V. Swezey, Mrs. S.

Ensign Ocrden and Mrs. ClIfTord Cornwell. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gascoyne to Be Honored at Large Reception Special to The Eagle Kew Gardens, L.

Feb. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Juehne of 101 Onslow Place will entertain at a reception In honor of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Alfred Oascoyne, at their homo tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Gascoyns were married on Feb.

13. Mrs. Gascoyne is the former Miss Jacqueline-Eleanor Juehne. Two hundred and fifty guests are expected to attend the reception tomorrow. Mr.

and Mrs. Gascovne will ba guests of honor at a dinner at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. fih h. sen of 20 Grenfell place on Tuesda.

wir. ana Mrs. Fred Hanssen of 20 Grenfell Place are enteertainlng Mrs. Gilmore Iden of Manhattan and her daughter, Miss Gloria Hanssen, at their home over tho weekend. Mrs.

Emil O. Raeder of 33 entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home yesterday. Her guests wpr Mn chanan, Mrs. Peter Blank. Mrs.

ueorge Butchard, Mrs. Charles Krickel. Mrs. Henry Oehrig, Mrs. Louis Stumpf, Mrs.

Peter Wolf and Mrs. Charles Karutz. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Langenbach of 206 Abington Road have returned from Florida.

Mrs. David Salisch of the Cromwell Towers Apartments was hostess to members of the Kew Forest Welfare League at a meeting recent- Please Turn to Page 14 An Unueually Excellent TTirr ur DINNER lli J.OO at the pierrepont of courte! The market's finest food, expertly prepared and served to delight the discriminating; I Why not treat yourself and your family today? It's one luxury that is downright economy Service from noon to 9 P.M. COME! The Pierrepont Is convenient at Pierrepont and Hicks Brooklyn. Drive or take I. R.

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to Borough Hall. BORO HALL RESTAURANT Formerly COURT CAFE 4 and Court Square Open Evenings L'ntil 10 P.M. A LA CARTE SERVICE MODERATE PRICES Cerninn DUhrs Our Specialty We serve special dishes every day and eat here ourselves. CONEY ISLAND West 12th Street and Bowery A no itept from tht Boardwalk OPEN ALL YEAR Km Oyster Bay, L. Feb.

27 Among the Oyster Bay colonists who are in the North and who came out to their estates to pass the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Phelps, who were at Brickyard Point, their shore-front home on Centre Island Mr. and Mrs. Henry H.

Hof, who spent the three days at their new home on the bay side of Centre Island, a copy of Mount Vernon that has just been completed; Mrs. Nelson B. Burr, who returned on Wednesday from Palm Beach and Havana and is at the Anchorage, her Centre Island place, and George Manana, who was at Birchlea, Mayor George Bullock is expected back this week from Nassau, B. W. I.

Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Hutchinson left the first of the week for their Winter home on Dayton, Fla.

Elbert Seaman of Scarsdale has been the guest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Obediah Seaman of Syos' set. Mrs. Clinton Talmadge of Burtis Ave. has returned home from El lenvllle, N.

where she made an extended visit with Mrs. Clarence D. Vrooman, formerly of Oyster Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blauvelt are being congratulated on the birth of a daughter, Mary Faith Blauvelt, at the North Country Community Hos, pltal in Glen Cove.

Princess Chlodwlg Hohenloe-Schtllingsfurst, who has been in the South' for a month, is expected at her Bayville residence on Long Island Sound early in March. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen Phy sloe, who have been at St Simmons Island on their yacht for the Winter, will open their home on Bayville Ave. about March 15.

Mrs. Henry McKinstry of South St. was hostess, on Wednesday eve ning at a bridge. Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Warner of South St. have gone to Salisbury, Conn. Mrs. Thomas Wade of Locust Val ley will be one of the hostesses on Monday at a benefit bridge-tea at the a 1 1 co Neighborhood House under the auspices of the Sunshine Society of America. Winslow S.

Pierce, accompanied by his daughter, Lady Torpichen of Scotland, and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hendricks, has gone to his Winter home In Lakeland, Fla. Mrs.

Walter E. Tilford and Mrs, John M. Tilford were hostesses on Wednesday at an afternoon bridge, Great Neck Set Active Special to The Eagle Great Neck, L. Feb. 27 Mr and Mrs.

Carl Borgmann of Nirvana Gardens and their son, Gor don Borgmann, have returned from Lake Placid. Col. and Mrs. Lemuel Bolles spent the weekend at their farm in Mary, land whither they went by motor. Miss Alice Gregory of Wildwood Drive, Kenilworth, entemlned number of the younger set recently at a party at the Kenilworth Club.

The Great Neck Centre Garden Club gave its annual luncheon on Thursday at the Wychwood. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dowsey of Manhasset have been spending several days In Grand Rapids, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of the Plandome section have gone to Pinehurst for the late Winter sea son. Mrs. George O.

Llnkletter has gone to her Winter home in Florida for about three weeks' stay. Mrs. George Thompson of Bay Drive was hostess on Thursday at a contract bridge party at her home, Mrs. Hunter Delatour reviewed "Englishmen, Frenchmen and Spaniards, by Madanaga, yester day afternoon at a meeting of the literary committee of the Great Neck Woman's Club. Mrs.

Harold Cameron gave a review of "Better Left Unsaid," by Daisy, Princess of Pless. Mrs. P. C. Mcllhinney, chairman of the committee, was hostess at tea.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Post Tooker of Plandome have gone to the Adiron dacks for Winter sports. Mrs.

Edith Little Lewis of Cedar Drive was hostess at her home at a large tea in honor of her house guest, Benjamin Parran of Mary land. Plandome's bl-centennial commit tee, headed by Clarence P. Fuller and including a large number of socially prominent women, is preparing an extensive program to be given in August. Vivian Burnett, son of the late and famous author. Mrs.

Frances Hudgson Burnett, will direct a pageant, and Mrs. Wallace Cook, president of the Plandome Players, will present a short dramatization of an incident in the life of George Washington. Lawrence Personals Special to The Eagle Lawrence, Feb. 27 Mr. and Mrs.

James W. Maitland are home after two weeks' sojourn at Southern Pines. Newbold L. Herrlck and Albert S. Roberts are on a two weeks' fishing trip to Key West, Fla.

They will return on March 4. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Searle en tertained Mrs.

Ripley Scott over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Spence of Lovers Lane had Jack Chamberlain of Manhattan as their- guest over the holiday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Preston of Lawrence Beach are In the South for a few weeks. Rehearsals are under way for When Knighthood Was in Flower." the Lawrence High School senior class play, in the school auditorium on March 18 and 19. Miss Grace W.

Ellsworth is the coach. Mrs. Barclay de Coppet of Man hattan and Islip, L. entertained at dinner Friday night at the Cen tral Park Casino for Miss Ruth Jones and her fiance, William John War-burton. BE TOUR NATURAL SELF I Retain youth nd chirm br eradicating tht halra that conceal your beauty Houra Cvenlnn by Anpointment Milnl S-ISSS ROSETTA LEE STEVENS Specialist in Electrolysis IS Flatbaak Annne, seat Faltoa.

Kaon 407. jorie Manson and Madeline Weigold of Plandome. Dr. and Mrs. Winthrop Whitte-more of Summit Road, Beacon Hill, spent the weekend at their Summer home at the eastern end of Long Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huethwohl of Ivy Way, Port Washington were hosts to Mr. Huethwohl's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Huethwohl of Brooklyn, over the weekend. Miss Cynthia Newman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Leander Newman of Beacon Hill, has been spending several days at Boston, as the guest of Miss Ruth Waller.

The pupils of the Junior High School have started rehearsals for the operetta, "Miss Cherry Blossom," which they will present on the afternoon of March 11 at the school. The operetta will be produced under the direction of Miss Virginia Jarvis. Mrs. John Gaston of Wampage Lane is at Palm Beach, Fla. The Holy -Name Society of St.

Peter of Alcantara Church will hold a bridge on Thursday evening, March 17. Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch of Reid Ave. entertained guests from Pennsylvania over the weekend.

Miss Betty Stone and Donald MacVickar spent the weekend at East Orange. N. as the guests of Miss Ruth Haas. Miss Eve Cleveland of the Man-hasset Bay Estates has sailed for Europe to remain abroad for several months. The Glee Clubs of the.

Port Washington High School have started rehearsals for "Pirates of Penzance," by Gilbert and Sullivan, which will be produced at the high school auditorium April 22 under the supervision of Miss Bonnie Hawthorne and Paul Bergen. Those who have been selected to play the leading roles include Fred Lausen, Vincent Moore, William Emmerick, George Work, Eileen Hasset, Jill Atwood, Alfild Gulbrandsen and Signe Gul-brandsen. Mr. and, Mrs. E.

H. Watson and son of Mackey Ave. have sailed for I a short vacation in Bermuda. afternoon were Mrs. Cecil Colcord of Westport, Mrs.

Donald Greene of Garden City, L. Mrs. Harold C. George and Mrs. Winant.

Others present were Miss Joseph- Ins Traendly, Mrs. Ormande Mil ton, Mrs. Ruth Carter, Raleigh E. Whalen, Mrs. Henry Wallace, Mrs.

Arthur Hoffman, Miss Agnes Moore. Mrs. F. Rhey Baldwin and Mrs. Eugene C.

Barfoot of Garden City. Mrs. Ira Underwood Coblelgh of 2118 Albemarle Terrace, Miss Bea trice Collins and Miss Ethel Ehlen- berger of 119 85th St. are at Sky top Lodge, Cresco, for four days. Dates and Hostesses for Lenten Lectures of Brooklyn Circle Mrs.

A. D. Flynn of 306 Washington Ave. will be hostess on Tuesday at the second Lenten lecture in the series being, sponsored by the In ternational Federation of Catholic Alumnae, Brooklyn Circle. At this time the Rev.

James A. Kearney, Chancellor of the Diocese of Brooklyn, will speak on "Christ the King." On Tuesday, March 8, the third lecture will be given at the home of Mrs. John H. Flahive, 324 Park with Mrs. Earl Francis Whitaker speaking on current events.

The final lecture will be given at the residence of Mrs. John E. Bax ter, 159 Marlborough Road, on Frl day, March 18, Father Kearney speaking on "Church History." Mrs, John D. Nash is chairman of the series. Mrs.

John M. Alvarez Is regent of the circle. Sponsors of Victory Memorial Bridge Party Tomorrow Among those sponsoring the bridge to be held under the a us pices of the women's auxiliary of the Victory Memorial Hospital in the school auditorium of "Our Lady of Angels" tomorrow are Scott Blanclrd, Mrs. Webster J. Caye, Mrs.

A. H. Longstreet, Mrs. Tunis Bogart, Mrs. W.

Gordon Flickinger, Mrs. David H. E. Jones, Mrs. Howard Jones, Mrs.

Robert L. Swanson, Mrs. William F. Purdy, Mrs. N.

C. H. Stork, Mrs. Rollin Hills, Mrs. Robert A.

Sewell, Mrs. John R. WiHiams, Herbert J. McCooy, Mrs. Robert S.

Darbee, Mrs. Florence Bogie, Mrs. Paul Comey, Mrs. Edward Dalton, Mrs. Louis Staff, Mrs.

Charles Betch, Mrs. George H. Ding, Mrs. L. J.

Mclntyre, Mrs. Louis Zakon, Mrs. Graham Town-send, Mrs. John C. Whitely, Mrs.

Elberon D. Smith, Mrs. F. M. By-num, Miss May O'Conner, Mrs.

J. E. Huges, Miss Winifred Garmey, Mrs. William H. Parkinson, Mrs.

Henry P. Molloy, Mrs. Collin Mawer, Mrs. Frank B. Phillips, Mrs.

Harold Rambusch, Mrs. Margaret Wetcherle, Mrs. Edward Babcock, Mrs. Robert Tate, Mrs. Alexander R.

Piper, Mrs. Clifton L. Dane, Mrs. James McGeeney, Miss Mary Hughes, Mrs. Alfred H.

Munkenbeck, Mrs. Gustav A. Blumenreiter, Mrs. Emma C. Walsh, Mrs.

Pearl E. Fenwick, Mrs. L. E. Tomsuden, Mrs.

Ida Thomas and Mrs. F. J. Clancey. Guest Speaker for Children'! Museum Luncheon, Wednesday Guests speakers at the luncheon of the education committee of the Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Children's Museum on Wednesday, at the museum, will be Emmanuel F.

Van Schools, who will talk on "School Relations With Museum," and Mrsi Joseph H. Colyer a member of the executive board of the auxiliary, whose topic will be, "Why I Am Interested in the Children's Museum." Other guests at the luncheon will Include Mrs. E. George Payne, wife of the dean of New York University and an officer of the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Pierson Curtis of Stonj Brook.

Mrs. Dean C. Osborne, pres-J laent ox tne auxiliary, win preside. Seven members of the museum Staff will describe the work of their divisions at the meeting of the education committee at 11 o'clock, preceding the luncheon. Miss Mary Mathews, curator of education, win discuss the lectures given at the museum.

Mrs. Delia F. McCloskey, librarian, will tell of the new additions to the library, and Miss Lillian Brower. head of the loan division, will tell of the museum loans to schools and Individual children. Andrew D.

Fleming, curator of exhibits In the recently Installed exhibits, will discuss the plans for exhibit cases In the St. Mark's building of the museum. Claudius Boyle, mineralogist, will tell of the work of the division of mineralogy, and Miss Marian Hubbell and Mrs. Charles E. Scott will describe the work of the museum docents.

The meeting of the education committee will be the last meeting held by it before the annual meeting of the Auxiliary of the Children's Museum on April IS. Flatbnsh Boys Club Benefit Bridge Given Yesterday The annual bridge for the benefit of the Flatbush Boys Club was held yesterday In the Brooklyn Edlsbn building by the Junior Women's Auxiliary of the Boys Club. Miss Frances E. Riley is president of the Auxiliary. Miss Evelyn Pray Burns was chairman of the affair, assisted by Mrs.

Ronald A. Balme, Mrs. Tbalen L. Cross, Mrs. Arnold Fils, Mrs.

William C. Gretsch Jr. Mrs. H. Ben-net Perkins and the Misses Alice M.

Hilbron, Helen E. Holme. Dorothy Lazarus, Isabel Longbotham and Hilda E. Muller. Among those playing were Mrs.

Clarence Mueller, Miss Madeleine W. Smith. Mrs. Ezra Baldwin, Ml Mary Dttmas. Mrs.

Alexander Cra'p Mrs. John B. Warnock, Mrr. Donald C. Strachan, Lord Stirling Chapter, D.

A. To Dedicate Tree in Hempstead Special to The Eagle Hempstead, L. Feb 27 Lorjl Stirling Chapter, D. A. will dedicate a tree recently planted by the chapter at the Fulton St.

school on Wednesday afternoon. The ceremonies will follow a business meeting at the school and are railed for 3 o'clock. The Rev. John S. Haight, rector of historic St.

George's Episcopal Church, will be the speaker, having for his topic, "George- Washington." A group of 16 pupils from the Jackson St. School will dance the minuet, in costume. The committee in charge of he dedication includes: Mrs. Louis Miller, Mrs. C.

R. Many and Mrs Nelson Vandervoort. The chapter has organized a committee to be known as the Hempstead historical committee, to co-operate with the Hemnstead Library in the formation of a collection o'. books, pamphlets and research workers on the history of Long Island and more especially, that of Hempstead. Donations of old books, manuscripts or documents of historical value as well an nirrurr will Via solicltefi and this material, designed to show various phases of the history of Long Island will be shown in an exhibit In the Spring.

All donations will be labeled with the names of the donors and the collection will be exhlbltprl at th library Old newspapers, programs of local productions, posters and broadsiders are all of use for the collection Rosedale Personals Special to The Eaqle Rosedale. L. Feb. 27 Mrs. William W.

Fullerton of 241-20 145th St. will entertain members of her bridge club at hsr home on Monday. Mrs. John Vender of Wheelen Ave. entertained at a shower in honor of Mrs.

John Coffey at her home on Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur M. Kneesey of 234-31 145th Ave. will entertain members of her bridge club at her home on Thursday afternoon.

Mrs. Louis Jung of 255th St. was hostess to the group this week. Miss Helena McCann. dauchter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. F. McCann of Manhattan and Oyster Bay, L. ann formerly of Brooklyn, and Miss Mabel Vhitman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Eben Esmond Whitman of Manhattan and Cedarhurst, L. have left Palm Beach, where they have been visiting Miss McCann's parents, and have returned to Man hattan. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Ketchum of Jackson Heights, L. are at the Pinecrest, Pinehurst, N. on their wedding trip. Reasonably Priced Beautiful FURNITURE for every room of the Bride's new home RUDER Beautiful Furniture 160 East 56h N. Y.

Delivery NOW or later Menu Every Day at Parties Given at Forest Hills; Residents Plan Holidays Special to The Eagle Forest Hills, L. Feb. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice London of 54 Jewel St.

entertained a large num ber of friends at a "ragamuffin dance at the Seminole Club of Forest Hills, this evening. Mrs. William B. Foster of 80 Jewel St. is entertaining her sis ter, Miss Clare Tissot, who arrived today from California.

Lester Foster Is expected to return from Europe on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wlcke have returned from a short stay at Atlantic city.

tester Walls of Jewel St. has re turned from a trip in the South. Mrs. John A. McFarlan is direct' ing arrangements for the annual Spring card party for the benefit of the Community House of Forest Hills Gardens.

The affair will be held at the Community House, on March 12. Mrs. Clifford S. Trotter is in charge of arrangements for the benefit bridge and tea which mem bers of the Forest Hills-Kew Gar dens Auxiliary of the Marv im maculate Hospital will hold at the Kew Gardens Country Club on Monday afternoon, March 7. Mrs.

Albert S. Howson, Mrs. Charles Earl, Mrs. Harvey Brown, Mrs. S.

B. Colton, Mrs. George Krug. Mrs. Joseph Brobeck, Mrs.

George Sim mons, Mrs. David Werden, Mrs. F. Walsh, Miss Mary Dillon and Mrs. Andrew Burns are assisting Mrs.

Trotter. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorman of 75 Nome St. entertained at dinner at the Hotel Astor in Manhattan, in celebration of their tenth wedding anniversary, recently.

Mrs. Richard A. Fiesel of Clyde St. will be hostess at the funny hat old clothes dance which members of the Forest Hills Civic Association will hold next Saturday evening at their clubroo'ms on Yellowstone Ave. Members of the Seminole Club are completing plans for tp" entation of the "Seminole Revue," at the clubhouse, on Seminoie next Saturday evening.

Queens Village News Special to The Eagle Queens Village, L. Feb. 27 Mrs. Harold B. Moore of 94-56 219th St.

is motoring to St. Petersburg and Miami, with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plummer of Farmingdale and Mrs. Stella Ketchem of 111 Montague Brooklyn.

Mrs. Louis F. Van Gaasbeek of 8907 Hollis Court Boulevard enter tained at luncheon and bridge in honor of the birthday of her mother, Mrs. Katherine Drown, at her home, recently. Mrs.

C. R. Daniels of 94-51 Spring field Boulevard entertained members of the Women's Studv Club of Queens Village at a Washington's Birthday luncheon at her home. Richmond Hill News Special to The Eagle Richmond Hill, L. Feb.

27 Mr. and Mrs. J. Pell Disbrow of 117-09 84th Ave. will entertain at bridge at tneir nome next Saturday evening.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Disbrow entertained members of her bridge club at her home. Mrs. Andrew J. Noe of 8446 117th St.

was at home to members of the Twentieth Century Club of Richmond Hill, on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Noe is president of the Twentieth Century Club. A New and Different 87 Henry Street Opp. Dr.

and Mrs. Warren Hafely Open Home for D. R. Bridge Party; Other News of Garden City Special to The Eagle Garden City, L. Feb.

27 The Hemsteede Chapter of the Daugh ters of the Revolution gave a bridge party at the hone of Dr. and Mrs. Warren L. Hafely this evening, Among the' patrons and patronesses were Colonel and Mrs. John H.

How ard. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Buell Smith, Dr. and Mrs.

Warren L. Hafely, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Story, Mr. and Mrs.

Bennett Ertell, Mr, and Mrs, David Elliott, Mr. and Mrs, Lester Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Calloway, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur W. Loweth, Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz, Mr. and Mrs.

William Wyeth, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritt-meyer, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Ensign Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. S.

T. Winter, Mrs, Charles Zlmmele, Regent of the Long Island State Society of the D. R. Mrs. Richard Leland Swezey, Regent of the Colonial Dames, D.

Mrs Hugh O. Bergen, Mrs. Carleton Bunce, Mrs. Clifford G. Cornwall, Miss Mary Stewart and Sheldon Bartholomew.

Yesterday afternoon the chapter met at the home of Mrs. Arthur W. Loweth. At this time Mrs. Hafely, the newly elected regent, appointed the following committee chairmen: Mrs.

Arthur W. Loweth, ways and means; Mrs. Clarence Calloway, philanthropic and program committee; Mrs. William E. Bunter.hos- pltality; Mrs.

William B. Simons, the Loyal League. The volunteers of the Garden City Fire Department presented the sec ond edition of the "Sunrise Revue" in the auditorium of the Cherry Valley Avenue School last evening. Following the show a supper-dance was given in the Garden City Hotel. A portion of the proceed; will go to the William Bradford Turner Post, the Garden City post of the Amer ican Legion, for use in its welfare work among the invalided veterans.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Gurney of Rockaway Ave. were dinner hosts last evening to Mr.

and Mrs. Wil liam D. Bloodgood, Mr. and Mrs. Loren M.

Cowdrey, Mr. and Mrs. Lardner V. Morris, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest D. Gerard and Mr. and Mrs. William Cruikshank. Mrs.

Charles w. Gleason enter tained her bridge club at luncheon at her home on Kensington Road yesterday. The members are Mrs. Gerard A. Burchell, Mrs.

Allan R. Hardie, Mrs. Reginald M. Rowe, Mrs. Harvey L.

Street 2d, Mrs. Richard F. Weeks, Mrs. Thomas C. David son and Mrs.

Marshall T. Gleason. The Colonel Aaron Ogden Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, of which Mrs. Jesse Ed wards is regent, will be hostesses at a "Washington Colonial Tea" in the Garden City Hotel on Monday afternoon. affair is given in honor of Mrs.

William Cummings Story, honorary president general; Mrs. Grace Hall Brosseau, honorary president general; Mrs. William Henry Pouch, vice president gen eral; Mrs. Samuel Jackson Kramer, curator general, and Mrs. Frank Howland Parcells, state regent.

Misses Tabor Hostesses at Large Bridge at Port Washington Special to The Eagle Port Washington, L. Feb. 21- Miss Nancy Tabor and Miss Gertrude Tabor of Vanderbenter Ave. were Joint hostesses at a large bridge party at their home this aftemon. Among the guests were Miss Barbara Maddren, Miss Elsie Maddren, Miss Faith Butler, Miss Rosalind Mallouf, Miss Norma Wallace, Miss Ruth Cross, Mrs.

Richard Butler, Mrs. Frederick Farah, Mrs. Harold Wick, Mrs. Frank Cross and Mrs. Frank Brazier, all of Port Washington: the Misses Elizabeth Hewlett of Roslyn, Elizabeth Willets of Olen Cove, Sylvia Randall of Beechhurst, Harriet Treadwell of East Williston.

Eliza beth White of Manhattan, Lois Kam merer, Genestra Strong, Max- MARRIED skoppe St. George Hotel (. FREE LECTURE Vol Art "Hffd to tit Garden City Hotel Georgian Room. GmroVfi City. L.

Sunday Afternoon. February 28, 2:30 oVIork Mn. MARION BALDWIN Lv'V-t. enc on "The Caur of the Prpresion, the XCay Out and hen Cosmic Waves anil Their Effect on the I Astronomical Observations Full nt n. fld hr Garden City Hotel Concert Trio 1 I Part of the pleasure of dining at our restaurant is that there are always pleasant surprises included in the menu special dishes created by our chef, who is eager for the appreciation of our patrons.

LUNCHEON 60c DAILY and SUNDAY DINNER $1.00 Mrs. Joseph Cirone is the former Miss Mary Basile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrea Basile of 812 Kent Ave. Mr.

and Mrs. Cirone will reside at 917 Kent Ave..