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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1-83 M2 19 Society Mrs. John F. Betts before her recent marriage was Miss Lesta Keep Morse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.

Morse of Montclair, N. and Shelter Island Heights. Mr. Betts is the son of Mrs. Norman L.

McLeod of Toronto, and the late John F. Betts of St. Louis. (Photo by J. T.

Winburn.) Alexander Hamilton Fraser, cochairman; Mrs. Nelson B. Nelson, chairman of tickets, and Mrs. J. Herbert Todd, co-chairman.

Commodore Claude S. Allen was chairman of the men's committee. Among others present were Dr. and Nathaniel P. Rathbun, Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew S. Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. John T.

Underwood, Mrs. Jason Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Rice, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Walton, Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Schelling, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Holden, Mr. and Mrs.

Russell S. Hume, Miss Josephine Traendly, Miss Mary G. Hutchinson, Dr. and Mrs. Archibald I D.

Smith, Miss Jane L. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Wells.

Mrs. Walter M. Meserole, Mr. and Mrs. David C.

Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Quin, Colonel and Mrs. Edwin Gates Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Good, Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Burt, Nelson B. Nelson, Mrs.

S. Edwin Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. John McCormack Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson B. Nelson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Garnaus, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Blum, Mr. and Mrs. M.

Preston Goodfellow, Mr. and Mrs. Harris M. Crist, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward C. Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rudd Nims, Mr. and Mrs.

William A. O. Paul, Robert Alfred Shaw, Arthur Ebinger, Herbert McCooey, Major and Mrs. A. W.

Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Horatio K. Gray, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis L. Durk, Miss Stella Rae Carter, Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Moorhead, Mrs.

Ganson J. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sittig, Dr. and Mrs.

Walter Divine. Dr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Anderson, Mr.

and. Mrs. Arthur L. Edmonds, Miss Helen Copeland, Mr and Mrs. Arthur E.

Lethbridge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feltman, Mr. and Mrs. William M.

Parke, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Doherty and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles T. Swimm. Mrs. John F. Talmage and Theodore F.

Talmage of 104 Pierrepont and Herbert C. Smith and Henry F. Blecher of 356 Highland Boulevard are among the arrivals the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J. Miss Maud H.

Purdy Speaker At Contemporary Club Meeting Mrs. E. E. Loutz entertained the Contemporary Club at her home, 769 St. Mark's yesterday.

Miss Marietta C. Vanderveer was COhostess and the president, Mrs. Mabel Heath Kempster, presided. Miss Maud H. Purdy illustrated her talk on "Plant Structure" with many drawings.

A book review of "Jane Eyre" was given by Mrs. Valentine Hall Everson. The meeting closed with a luncheon and social hour. Miss Mary C. Heath and Mrs.

Arthur Jarvis were guests at the club. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Lathrop To Be Honored at Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs.

Jadwin Lathrop (Caroline Kinsey) will be honored this evening by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Livingston and Charles L. Livingston Jr.

at a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Livingston of 312 Garfield Place. The other guests will be Miss Mary Dimon Francis, Mr.

and Mrs. John B. Dunlop, Miss Lois Thayer, Miss Betty Hope Lathrop, Miss Florence Read, Hollis Thayer, John S. Francis and Leffert Mendes. Plans for Morning Choral Luncheon, April 29, Discussed At Committee Meeting Yesterday Miss Sarah Umpleby of 2307 Glenwood Road entertained at her home yesterday the members of the luncheon committee of the Morning Choral, when plans for the Spring Breakfast to be held at the Towers Hotel on Saturday, April 29, were discussed.

The members of the committee are: Mrs. Cornelius D. Coddington, chairman; Miss Sarah Umpleby, vice-chairman; Mrs. George Brockway, Mrs. Harold J.

Bailey, Mrs. Ellis Boynton, Mrs. William C. Bridgman, Mrs. Mary Bashore, Miss Meta Christensen, Mrs.

Katherine Crocco, Mrs. Henry Doyen, Mrs. James Day, Mrs. Bessie BowmanEstey, Mrs. James F.

Fairman, Mrs. Robert Hershey, Mrs. Morris Dunn Jackson, Mrs. Bjournulf Johnsen, Mrs. Mabel Kempster, Mrs.

Frederick Kirchner, Mrs. Anna Klaasen, Mrs. James Murphy, Mrs. Harris Robins, Mrs. William Schneider, Mrs.

John V. Stauf, Mrs. Edward Sinnott, Mrs. Evelyn Schweder, Mrs. Elbert Van Aken, Mrs.

Lewis Wood, Mrs. Pauline Wilson, Mrs. George A. Young Miss Elva A. Gamgee, Mrs.

Charles May, Miss Isabelle Miller, Mrs. Oscar Beinker, all of whom will act as hostesses. The next meeting of the committee will be held at the home of Mrs. William C. Bridgman on Wednesday afternoon, April 5.

Miss Alva Moscowitz Married Yesterday to Raymond Zeitz The marriage of Miss Alva Marjorie Moscowitz, daughter of Federal Judge and Mrs. Grover M. Moscowitz of Brooklyn, and Raymond Zeitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Zeitz of 287 E.

5th took place yesterday at the home of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Alexander Lyons. Miss Marion Sue Moscowitz, who carried a basket of pink sweet peas and blue delphineums, was the flower girl.

Walter Zeitz was the best man. The bride's gown was of lace. made in Empire style, and she car. ried a muff of white orchids. After a Mediterranean cruise, Mr.

and Mrs. Zeitz will make their home on Shore Road. The PERFECT SETTING for SOCIAL FUNCTIONS I The Granada, Brooklyn's smartest hotel, offers just the ideal setting for any and all occasions. I The famous Roof-Solarium atop the hotel and the large Spartish Room. where charming decorative scheme lends color and enchantment.

are available for wedding, breakfasts, dances, and for wedding, dinner and card parties. Select To entertain the Granada for your next social funcat the Granada tion. Its equipment will appeal to the is to assure discriminating host or hostess. the successful party or affair Granada Hotel Walter E. Cooney, Mgr.

Lafayette Avenue and Ashland Place Opp. Academy of Music Tel. STerling 3-2000 Mrs. Helen Appleton Read To Speak at N. Y.

Smith College Club Next Friday Mrs. Helen Appleton Read, art critic of the Brooklyn Eagle, and recent winner of the Oberlaender Fellowship for study and research in Germany, will give an illustrated lecture on American art next Friday evening at the New York Smith College Club at the New Weston. Mrs. Helen Austin Clark of Flushing, will act as chairman of the day, and Miss Ingovar Gay, daughter of the painter, Walter Gay, will act as hostess. Mrs.

Otto Heinigke Guest Speaker at Meeting of the Lotus Study Club Yesterday Mrs. Annable is president, The Lotus, Study Club, of which held a meeting yesterday at 187 Mathe hostess of the afternoon. The rine Ave. Mrs. H.

W. Kugler was subject of the day was "Libraries in Greater New Mrs. Otto Heinigke, who has been president of the Bay Ridge Reading Club for 26 years, and charter member of the club, gave a talk on history of the club, and told of gift of books of that club to the public library in the Bay Ridge section Brooklyn. Mrs. Heinigke is also vice president of the The club "Libraries in Our Alliance of Women's, Clubs.

Metropolis," was written and read by Miss Muriel- Damon, who gave the history of the New York Public Library and also that of the Montague branch. Long Island Society Hemsteede Chapter D. R. Has Progressive Luncheon Today; Other Garden City News Special to The Eagle Garden City, March 24-The Hemsteede Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution held its annual luncheon today. The took form of a progressive luncheon with Mrs.

F. Ensign Ogden as the first hostess, followed by Mrs. Clifford C. Cornwell, and ending at the home of Mrs. Warren 1 L.

Hafely, where an afternoon of bridge was played. Among those present were Mrs. Hafely, Mrs. Ogden, Mrs. Cornwell, Mrs.

Henry B. Smith, Mrs. Richard Leland Swezey, Mrs. Clarence C. Calloway, Mrs.

Arthur W. Loweth, Mrs. William B. Bunter, Mrs. Frank A.

Lent, Mrs. William B. Simons, Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mrs. William A.

Enhaus, Mrs. A. H. Ertel, Mrs. Edward W.

Smith, Mrs. W. E. Munroe and Miss Edna Steiger. Mrs.

E. G. Barth of Roxbury Road was bridge hostess this afternoon to Mrs. Lyman Pettee, Mrs. William P.

Cook, Mrs. Lawrence B. Proctor, Mrs John Ossman, Mrs. Warren H. Hawkins.

Mrs William M. Whitney and Mrs. Harvey L. Street 2d. Mrs.

Emilie R. Weadon of Euston Road entertained Mrs. Frank H. Lasher, Mrs. H.

Marshall, Mrs. Luer L. Wiltbank and Mrs. S. Carl Kapff yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. William J. Manning of Kilburn Road was hostess at luncheon today to Mrs. Robert Whiting Morrell, Mrs. Harold Pearson and Mrs.

Philip M. Guba. Marion S. Wyeth, who is spending the Winter at her country home, Tree Tops, in Cedarhurst, opened her home yesterday' to the members of the Choral Club for an informal recital. Mrs.

Henry S. Parker of Hewlett is the director of the club, which will give a Spring concert May 19. Mrs. F. Abbott Goodhue of Hewlett accompanied by her son.

F. Abbott Goodhue who is home from Milton Academy for the holidays, and her daughter, Miss Phoebe Goodhue, left today for a short visit at Fort George Island off Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. C.

Whitney Dall have returned to their home in Lawrence, after a two months' visit at Jekyl Island, and Pinehurst, N. C. Mrs. Timothy S. Williams will be hostess at a meeting and tea for the members of the Huntington "Shorelands." in Huntington, where she is spending the Spring season.

Mrs. Philip LeBoutillier and the Misses Peggy and Polly and Peter LeBoutillter of Manhattan and Long Island sailed yesterday on the Lloyd Sabaudo liner Conte Grand for a Southern cruise. Maj. and Mrs. S.

Fullerton Weaver of the Park Lane, Manhattan and East Hampton, have returned from Miami, and are at the Park Lane. The Meadowbrook Hunt will meet at the kennels at Syosset tomorrow morning for a run over the estates of Sir Ashley Sparks, Charles H. Jones and James A. Burden. Mr.

and Montgomery Blair of East Hampton have joined the Hot Springs, colony. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and his daughter, Miss Saran Schuyler Butler of Manhattan and Southampton, who have been in Augusta, left for Charleston, S. yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Downing left today for a West Indies cruise and upon their return will make their home in Munsey Park, Manhasset. Mrs. Downing was Miss Rose Beard before her marriage on Monday in the Church of the Transfiguration, Manhattan. Mr.

Downing formerly lived in Locust Valley. Patchogue News Special to The Eagle Patchogue, March 24-Mrs. Joseph Foster of Medford Ave. will entertain tomorrow afternoon in honor of the second birthday of, her daughter, Jane Arlene Foster. Joseph Gerard, a student at Stonybrook Preparatory School for Boys, arrived home today to his Easter vacation with his mother, Mrs.

Joseph Gerard of Rider Ave. Mrs. August Reich of Medford Ave. was hostess at a bridge party last evening. Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Loughlin of Carman St. have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Helen Kathryn Loughlin, to George Arthur Pope, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. George Pope of West Sayville. wedding took place on 21, 1932, in Brooklyn. Mrs. Overton of East Main St.

entertained her bridge club this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Johnson have returned to their home on Maiden Lane after spending the Winter in Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alexander Shand entertained the Thursday club last evening at their home on Lake St. Ave. guest yesterday at a Mrs.

John. J. Van Pelt of Jayne luncheon and bridge given by Mrs. Edith Simonson of Stamford, Conn. Mrs.

Herbert F. Austin of Bay Ave. entertained the Friday Afternoon Bridge Club today. Mrs. Frederick Ruland was hostess to her club at her home on Maple Ave.

this afternoon. Mrs. Philip T. Schley of Lenox Road, Rockville Centre, entertained the members of the March Calendar Club at luncheon yesterday. Those present were: Mrs.

Eugene P. Hawkins, Mrs. John Watts, Mrs. Charles Richmond, Mrs. Herbert Cawthorne, Mrs.

Helmuth C. Kranich, Mrs. Harry P. Trevithick, Mrs. John Kneale, Mrs.

Otto Robinson, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Milton Koontz, Mrs. Harry P. Dungan, Mrs.

William Campbell, Mrs. Arthur B. Howe, Mrs. Walter Wells, Mrs. Wiliam Oliver, Mrs.

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MEADOWS and Ramsdell, 2 Park New York, Famous Hollywood Beautician we will either arrange to supply you through him or will send you name of nearest authorized Fri. dealer in your neighborhood. A.M. Daggett Ramsdell Perfect Home Beauty 'Treatment Mrs. Ernest Crandall, Mrs.

Benjamin Self, Mrs. T. Warren Aishton, Mrs. Joseph Blair, Miss Vivian Schley and Mrs. D.

Lewis Earnest from Athens, Ga. VERITAS UNIT DANCE The Veritas Unit of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade will hold its annual benefit Spring dance at the Hotel St. George this evening. Miss Regina Hands is chairman of the affair and is assisted by Miss Cecilia Finn, Miss Catherine Grath, Miss Peggy Burns, Miss Bernice Lucey, Miss Catherine Loftus, Miss Elizabeth Zangle, Miss Mary Long, Miss Florence Potterton, Miss Dorothy Moore, Miss Mary Drew and Miss Margaret Andersen. The Veritas Unit is composed of alumnae of the Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School.

SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Townsend Jerrell of Vernon Patchogue, announce the birth of their third son. John Alan Jerrell, at the Patchogue Hospital, on Feb. 6.

Mrs. Jerrell is the former Miss Aileen L. Kissock of Brooklyn. MRS. GOETZE HOSTESS Mrs.

Agnes Goetze of Stratford Road entertained at a double surprise party to two members of her Thursday afternoon bridge club yesterday. Among the guests were Mrs. Margaret Duffy, Mrs. Mae Delius, Mrs. Bertha Groff, Mrs.

William W. Kehr, Mrs. Hubert W. LeBlanc, Mrs. Edward A.

Welch and Miss Lillian C. Koster. CHARITY CARD PARTY A charity card party was held at the home of Mrs. M. A.

Loretz of LEADERSHI Important acts are given impetus by morning's first rich eup of Yuban. This coffeealways delicious-is the accepted beverage of men and women with metropolitan taste. Hence Yuban's leadership amongst distinctive foods. Obtainable at all fine stores. Fresh roasted, in vacuum, of course YO BAN Arbuckle Brothers The GUEST COFFEE 56 Monroe Wednesday afternoon, for the benefit of Our Lady of Grace cafeteria for the feeding of children of the unemployed.

It Is conducted by the Rev. T. A. Nummey, rector of the church, Howard Beach. Miss Constance Zabriskie and Draper Richards Engaged; Of Interest 1 to Society Here Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick C. Zabriskie of Hackensack, N. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Constance Pierrepont Zabriskie, to R. Rraper Richards, son of Mrs.

Marion R. Follett of North Attleboro, and Florence, Italy. Miss Zabriskie was graduated from the Masters School at Dobbs Ferry in 1929 and attended Miss Nixon's School in Florence. She is a member of the Junior League and was presented to society in 1930. Miss Zabriskie is a descendant of Albrecht Zaborowski of Poland, who came from Holland in the Fox, in 1662.

and settled near Hackensack, where the family has ever since. Miss Zabriskie is a descendant, on the maternal side, of Zachary Bicknell, who came to Weymouth, from England, in 1635, and of the Rev. James Pierrepont, one of the founders of Yale University. Miss Zabriskie's maternal great-grandmother was Maria Theresa Pierrepont of Brooklyn, and the Pierrepont family of Pierrepont Place are relatives of the bride-to-be's family. Mr.

Richards is a nephew of Ira Richards of Manhattan and Locust Valley, a brother of Mrs. Walter Phelps Jacob of Syosset. He is a descendant of Tristran Coffin, first magistrate Nantucket, Mass. Mr. Richards attended the Fay Sc School, St.

Paul's at Concord and the Salisbury School and was graduated from the Sheffield Scientific School at Yale last year. He is a member of the Yale Club. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Farber (Mary E.

Dillon) of 4405 Atlantic Sea Gate, will sail tonight on the Cunard liner Franconia for a nine-day cruise to Nassau and Havana. Mrs. W. Coverly Fischer Gives Vanishing Bridge at Her Home For Adopt-a-Family Benefit Mrs. W.

Coverly Fischer of 160 Henry St. was hostess yesterday at a vanishing bridge party at her home in the series being given for the Adopt-a-family beneAt of the Woman's Unemployment Relief Committee. The guests were Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke, Mrs. Arthur J.

Harrison, Mrs. Elmer A. Sperry, Mrs. Robert B. Lea, Mrs.

Walter Scott Robinson and the Misses Nancy Humpstone, Janet Collett, Marjorie Findley, Florence Read, Carolyn Widmann, Virginia Felter and Lidie Sloan. Mrs. John H. Flahive and her daughter, Miss Mildred Flahive of 324 Park Place, have just returned from a stay in Miami Beach, Fla. Mrs.

C. Lynde Babcock Jr. will receive with Miss Elsie L. Hepburn this evening at Miss Hepburn's Assembly at the Brooklyn Woman's Club. Miss Elsa Adam and Miss Doris Draper are the Brooklyn girls who have been selected to carry the daisy chain in the annual class day exercises at Vassar College in June.

Twenty-six sophomores will the chain. Miss Helen T. Hope, also of interest here, will be another carrier of the chain. Miss Hester Laning, daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harris Laning of Newport, R.

is the guest of Rear Admiral and Mrs. W. Woodward Phelps at the Commandant's House in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Dr. and Mrs.

Beekman J. Delatour are spending several days at Pinehurst, N. on their way back to Manhattan from St. Augustine, Fla. Mr.

and Mrs. Damon de Blois Wack, who are at Camden, S. entertained at a picnic supper after the horse show last night. Double Wedding on April 22 Of Interest to Society Here St. Thomas Church, Manhattan, will be the scene of a double wedding on April 2 22 when Miss Gillian Barr Bailey 1s.

married to John Alfred Nichols and her sister, Miss Rosalie Greenleaf Bailey, to Thomas William Phelps. The Misses Bailey are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Layton Bailey of 21 E. 94th Manhattan, and their weddings are of particular interest to Brooklyn society.

Mr. Nichols is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nichols of Pittsburgh, and Mr. Phelps is the son of Thomas L.

Phelps of Rochester, and the late Mrs. Phelps. The Dr. Roelif H. Brooks, rector of the church, will perform the ceremony, which will be followed by a reception at the National Society of Colonial Dames clubhouse.

Both sisters attended the Spence School and the Fermata School at Aiken, S. C. They are members of the Junior League. Mr. Nichols was graduated from the U.

S. Military Academy at West Point in 1929 and resigned his commission in 1930. Mr. Phelps is a graduate of the University of Minnesota. The families of the Misses Bailey on both the paternal and maternal sides lived in Brooklyn before moving to Manhattan.

Many Attend Shipboard Party For Benefit of Boy Scouts A large and successful shipboard party was given last night for the benefit of the Brooklyn Council, Boy Scouts of America, on board the White Star liner Majestic. The affair was a dinner dance and bridge, with other entertainment provided, including a professional exhibition of dances, old-fashioned square sets. Mme. Alda Vittori, dramatic soprano, and Mostyn Thomas, baritone, both of the Metropolitan Opera Company, were among the artists who entertained. An additional attraction was the ship's swimming pool, which was pened for guests' use.

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