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WANAMAKER S- -FIRST FLOOR, OLD BUILDING BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1929. M1 9 THE 7 Sparks, Mrs. T. J. Donavon, Dorothy Burroughs, Eva McInerney, Mary McInerney and Dorothy Nolls.

Noakes-McCune. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Noakes of 79 Malba Drive, Malba, L.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Noakes, to James McCune son of Mr. and Mrs. James McCune of Flushing, L. I. Miss Noakes attended Wykeham Rise School in Washington, and was graduated from Fairfax Hall, Waynesboro, Va.

No date has been set for the wedding. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest H. De Muria of 168 Washington Park entertained Miss Regina Bertolatti Dr.

Peter Di Brienza of Brooklyn summer estate, the Dem Either Southampton, L. recently. Mrs. Staley Hostess. Mrs.

Marcellus Staley of Avenue Brooklyn, and Patchogue, L. entertained at luncheon and bridge at the Island Hills Country Club in Sayville, L. on Tuesday, The guests were Mrs. Ernest Whitman, Mrs. William Butler, Mrs.

John F. Bliss, Mrs. A. H. Roe Skinner, Mrs.

Frank Homan, Mrs. Edgar Sharp, Mrs. Robert Bailey, Mrs. Gustave Brandau, Mrs. William Aldrich, Mrs.

Forest Gerrodette, Mrs. John Barrie, Mrs. William Haedrich, Mrs. Carl Huttlinger, Mrs. Harry Bartlett, Miss Millie Skinner, Mrs.

Charles Clarke, Mrs. Joseph Schrieber, Mrs. James R. Skinner, Mrs. Emil Kupfer and Mrs.

Charles Warner. Dr. and Mrs. William Lippold, Miss Norma and Miss Virginia Lippold of Brooklyn and Sea Girt N. are making an extended tour of the New England States and Canada.

They will visit Lt. Col. and Mrs. Curtis Claassen at Lake Memphramagog in the Province of Quebec. Upon their return they will spend the remainder of the season at Tall Cedars, their summer home in Sea Girt.

Lives Up to Title Cornelius Lynch, 30, trusty at the Auburn Prison, who fled that penal institution and returned, saying he was sorry. Lynch, after imbibing too freely of hard cider, ran away from a road gang in a borrowed auto. Haglund- -Hunter. The Prospect Heights Presbyterian Church was the scene of wedding on Tuesday of Miss Florence Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Hunter of Abbeyhill Villas, Whitiabbey, Belfast, and Karl Ehrich Haglund, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Claes Haglund of Nykoping, Sweden. The Rev. T.

C. Roberts performed the ceremony and a reception followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

White of Brooklyn. Miss Elizabeth Hawthorne was maid of honor for the bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr. Hawthorne. William Bergelius was best man. Mr.

and Mrs. Haglund will spend their ir wedding trip in the Catskills. Balch, Price Co, FULTON AND SMITH STREETS, BROOKLYN Today and Friday NEW FRENCH HATS LAACTLY REPRODUCED $7.50 In keeping with our policy, to "always present the newest," we offer this collection of replicas from the leading Parisian stylists, reproduced in felt and soleil, so reasonably priced. Association and secretary of the Junior Section of the New Rochelle Woman's Club. Mr.

Gill attended Polytechnic Institute here served in the Navy during the World War. No date has been set for the wedding. Continued From Page 8. Harriet Dobby, daughter of Mr. Mrs.

William Dobby of Miss. Brooklyn and Point Pleasant, has been selected maid of honor of the Point Pleasant baby parade, which will take place tomorrow. Miss Dobby will remain with her family at Point Pleasant until September, they will return to their Brooklyn home. Walter M. Gladding and Melvin Herschel Parsons will spend the weekend in Buck Hill Falls, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Arrigo Rigi and Henry Havelock Dickson of Smithtown, L. will give a dance in honor of Miss Louise Dickson at their home, Shadowland, on Aug. 31.

Tea Given at Opening of Exhibit in Southampton. Southampton, L. Aug. 8--A tea and reception were given yesterday by Mrs. Robert Malcolm Littlejohn in honor of Mrs.

H. L. Lewis at the opening of Mrs. Lewis' exhibition of her portraits in Parrish Memorial Hall. Mrs, Shepard Krech and Mrs.

Kenneth O'Brien poured. Mrs. Lewls' exhibition will continue until Aug. 14. Mrs.

Eliot Betts Hoadley entertained at dinner last evening at Bonnie Bourne for her daughter, Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, who recently returned from Europe. A luncheon was given by Mrs. William F. Cogswell at her home on Little Plains rd.

yesterday. Miss Frances Gilmore is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lyttleton Fox at their home for this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth M. Murchison of Narragansett, Mrs. Marjorie Oeirichs and Earl Alexander are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Snowden at their estate on Ox Pasture rd. Dr. and Mrs Wesley Bowers will arrive here from Europe this week. Sayville Society Continues With Extensive Entertaining.

Sayville, L. Aug. 8-Mrs, Peter Grady entertained today at a luncheon at the Petit Trianon of Lake Ronkonkoma. Among present were Mrs. Russel J.

Perrine, Mrs. Joseph Jahn, Mrs. Robert Laffrandre, Mrs. Harry Mygatt, Mrs. Clarence Rogers, Mrs.

Coles Terry, Mrs. Harold Butler, Mrs. Sewell Thornhill. Mrs. J.

Van Wagner, Mrs. Albert T. Brophy, Mrs. John Consalus, Helen Sullivan, Mrs. Robert L.

MacIntyre, Mrs. Charles Duryea, Mrs. Walter Kraft, Mrs. Henry Haer, Mrs. Frank McCurdy, Mrs.

Michael Glynn, Mrs. John J. O'Connor, Mrs. R. Del Costello, Mrs.

William Thompson, Mrs. Frank Pietrowski and Mrs. Robert Peet. David MacDonell son of Dr. and Mrs.

David MacDonell was given a party yesterday at his home in honor of his fifth birthday. Mrs. Eugene Carroll has issued tickets for a bridge for the benefit of St. Mary's Hogrital to be given at her home on Thursday, Aug. 15 instead of Aug.

12. Miss Virgina McDonough gave a bridge at the Sayville Country Club vesterday afternoon. Her guests were the Misses Betty Dalton, Mary Alice Young. Frances Young, Doris O'Connor, Eileen Alford, Ann McGuinn, Marion McGuinn, Mary Brophy, Ethel Brophy, Annette Hayden, Edith McCurdy, Dorothy McMeekan, Muriel Meeks, Mary McGoldrick, Edith McNally, Beatrice Adrian, Mary Renton and Virginia Meeks. Miss Sally Carroll entertained yesterday at her home on Candee ave.

at a luncheon and bridge in honor of her guest, Miss Peggy Bailey. Those present were the Misses Shirley Harriman, Kathryn Carthy, Walsh, Ruth WORTH Friday. FULTON AT BRIDGE STREET Stores in New York Newark Hartford and New Bedford at 9:30, begins our important Absolute Clearance! Summer Dresses formerly to '25 A Hint of the VARIETY: Pastel wash crepes Printed Chiffons, with wide bertha collars 2 for $15 Flowered chiffon frocks Navy and pastel georgettes Of if have an eye for value- you won't have to be told of course, you Printed silks the savings. Just make this mental jotting- any fashion-wise woman who wears size frock from 14 to 40 can find at least one adorable model any SIZES FOR WOMEN in this offering that she will always think of as her "best buy" of the year! AND MISSES WORTH'S Second Floor BRITISH HONDURAS TO HARBOR SANDINO Merida, Yucatan, Aug. 8 (P)-Gen.

Augustino Sandino, fugitive Nicaraguan insurgent chieftain, and his entourage have been sent from this for Valladolid, where, it was aid here, they will be sent to Belize British Honduras, for interment. Socrates Sandino, brother of the Nicaraguan leader, embarked yesterday for Vera Cruz aboard the American steamer Mexico. The Mexican Government early in he summer gave General Sandino and his companions the privilege of political asylum in Mexico, granting a temporary residence of six months in Merida, Yucatan. From the time of his arrival at Vera Cruz General, Sandino made utterances announcing continuance of his opposition to the United States and stating he resided in Mexico only temporarily until he could recoup his fortunes and begin his military campaign against the Marines in Nicaragua anew. His men were all well armed.

There has been no word from Mexico City as to any further action by the Mexican Government. Wording of the Merida dispatch, which might indicate the former insurgents were under arrest, was unexplained. Lemcke-Snedeker. Lemcke-Snedeker. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Lemcke of 79 Essex st. the engagement of their daughter, Miss Luella Lemcke, to George S. Snedeker of 1306 Rogers and formerly of Hempstead, Lave. A A Just a reminder! You can save at least $15 in our Suit Sale! Men's Sack Suits that were $50 to $65- $35 now! Summer and Fall weights! Men's 4-piece golf suits, were $65 to $85- $45 now! ROGERS PEET COMPANY Broadway Broadway Broadway at Liberty at Warren at 13th St "Six Herald Sq.

Convenient Fifth Ave at 35th St. Corners" at 41st St. Tremont at Bromfield Boston, Massachusetts THE STORE HE Fairchild display rooms demonstrate very clearly the relation of value to price. With all merchandise priced in plain figures, anyone maybuy with confidence. Caskets from $52 up.

FAIRCHILD SONS MORTICIANS 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn 245 Northern Flushing 89-31 164th Street, Jamaica Peter D. Connor, 94, Civil War Vet, Dies Peter D. Connor, Civil War veteran and a well-known figure in the Sheepshead Bay section for more than half a century, died Tuesday evening at his home, 2551 E. 13th after a long illness. He was 94 years of age.

Born in Roscommon, Ireland, Mr. Connor came this country in 1860. He settled at Peacedale, R. I. When th eCivil War broke he enlisted in the 7th Regiment, Rhode Island Volunteers.

Following his discharge from the service on 9, 1865, he came to Brooklyn, he established a trucking business. Mr. Connor is survived by four grandsons, Peter Hubert Ambrose B. and James J. Connor, and two greatgrandsons, Thomas A.

and James D. Connor. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning with a solemn requiem mass at 9:30 at St. Mark's R. C.

Church, Ocean and Jerome aves. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Los Angeles (P)-Standards set by the Los Angeles Civil Service Commission for airport administration requires a diploma from an accredited university, four years experience an executive, three of which must have been spent in contact with aeronautical industries, a limited commercial pilot's license and knowledge of airport ratings. Requirements for assistant director are the same, Requirements for superintendent are two years of university training, four years as an executive, and three years connection with flying industries. limits are set at 21 to 55.

High Standards Set For Airport First 1929 Bale Cotton Received in Georgia (Special to The Eagle.) Atlanta, first 1929 bale Georgia- -grown cotton was reeived here by the Atlanta Commercial Exchange days ahead of the first 1928 bale which arrived on last Aug. The bale, weighing 328 pounds and graded as good middling, was grown in Tift County by J. D. Cook and Was shipped by C. R.

Choate, Tift County cotton broker. It will be auctioned off on the floor of the exchange Monday morning and the proceeds will be divided between the grower and some Tift County charity to be named later. Miss Wilson Entertains. Miss Helen Wilson of Brooklyn and Blue Point, L. entertained 18 for luncheon and bridge at the Bay View House in Blue Point recently.

Mrs. Albert J. Wolcott and her daughter, Miss Natalie Wolcott, and Mrs. Herman Lieneck and her daughter, Miss Agnes Jeanne Lieneck, motored to Harpersfield-inthe- -Catskills recently, whert they are the guests of Mrs. Albert Wolcott Sr.

Mr. Wolcott and Mr. Lieneck joined their families for the last two weekends. Broudway to' Fourth Avenue For onlers and inquires GRA. 6200 8th to 10th Street Formerlu A Stewart Hours 9 1 For all other calls STE yvesant 4700 Store to WANAMAKER PLACE AT NINTH STREET STORE CLOSED -ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY SATURDAY DURING AUGUST Five More States Visit the Little Yes, five more states registered this and three more countries a total of forty states and ten indicating the national and international aspects of this Furniture The furniture is of Wanamaker there were over two million dollars of it when the sale it is all at 10 to 50 per cent.

less have the advantage of advice from the Home Budget Staff on problems of furnishing and planning the benefit of a Budget Credit Account if you wish to spread your payments over the months instead of paying in a lump no wonder this sale continues to break records in attendance and in purchases! FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH, EIGHTH GALLERIES, NEW BUILDING' Out Go- -Summer Frocks For Miss 14 to 20 $10 $15 $25 Were $16.75 to Were $25 and $29.50 Were $35 to $19.75 Some Recently $19.75 $49.50 A clearaway of frocks just in time for all the vacation needs of many a girl--for the sale includes sleeveless frocks, afternoon dresses and dance frocks, young also frock-and-jacket ensembles--silk and chiffons--plain colors and prints. Also--Misses' Coats $10 Were $15 and $19.75 Silk crepes Georgette woolens--also tweeds! Some pecially noteworthy are French Necklaces With Imported Sterling Silver Clasps $3.75 The $5 to $10 Grades Two, three and four-strand necklaces of creamy tinted perfectly matched and beautifully with unusually lovely clasps, the nrajority set with rhinestones or baguette-cut stones in jewel colorings. STREET FLOOR, OLD BUILDING Sheer and Service Weights Silk Stockings $1.15 The $1.65 to $2.95 Grades silk with plated soles and lisle reinforced garAll ter hems. Also with picoted tops. Rochelle, sandy beige, melba, peach, light gray, gunmetal, black.

Sizes to 10... but not complete range of sizes in ench shade. As quantities are limited, it will be impossible to fill mail or telephone orders. THOROUGHFARE, OLD BUILDING $15 Were $25 and $29.50 crepe -transparent velvet of the coats in the $25 those of tweed. SECOND FLOOR, OLD BUILDING Were $39.50 to $69.50 -kashmere and other soft group have fur collars--es- In the Inexpensive Dress Shop Fall Fashions Appear in Frocks of Silk Georgette $9.75 For these pre-fall days styles accenting some of the important notes of the season flares and normal waistlines blouse effects and youthful basques a charming Faille, satin and Georgette crepe in navy blue, Independence blue, browns, wines, greens and garnet sizes 14 to 42 but not in every model.

THIRD' FLOOR, OLD BUILDING Children's and Junior Girls' Oxfords and Slippers Sizes to 2 Sizes to 8 Originally $4.50 $3.45 Originally $6.50 $3.95 to $7.50 to $9.50 A clearaway from our own fine many models that will be just as smart two and three months from now as they are but sizes are incomplete. Sizes to 2-Tan calfskin ber or sturdy leather soles or simulated watersnake Sizes to 8-Crepe sole slippers of beige $25 and oxfords, with crepe ruband leather strap slippers. Oxfords of white buckskin kidskin or patent leather..