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M1 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1930. Society Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Mary L. Van Brunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Rutger Van Brunt of 21 Montgomery Place to Dr.

George G. Cochran son of Mrs. George C. Cochran of 368 Washington Ave. and the late Dr.

Cochran. The wedding will take place in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. William Sanford DuBois (Elizabeth Greenwood) in England Monday and are stopping in London for a short time Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley P. Jadwin and Mrs. Edward T. Horwill are expected home this evening from Hot Springs where they have been at the Homestead for the past three weeks.

Mrs. Palmer Jadwin, who was with the party, returned home earlier this week. William Horwill spent the past weekend with his mother and Mr. and Mrs. Jadwin.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ridgway Latijrop have just returned from spendine.r few son-in-law days in and Hot daughter, Springs, and Mrs. A. Blair Platt, spent weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Athrop. Liss Helen Lefferts Guest Tea This Afternoon Mrs. Frederic Washington tea at her home Miss Helen married to on utch Church efferts is the rs. Leffert bulevard.

Miss Mary Van Brunt Engaged To Dr. George C. Cochran To Be Married in Near Future Gurney of 296 is entertaining at today in honor of Lefferts, who will Frederic Combes Gur23 in the Reformed in Flatbush. Miss daughter of Mr. and Lefferts of 130 Lincoln T.

Grant Caldwell astess for Miss Mars Today Mrs. T. Grant Caldwell of 35 ProsPark West is entertaining at a ridge, tea and handkerchief shower bday in honor of Miss Gladys L. Mars, who will be married to H. Powers on May 22.

1e guests include the Misses Alice adhurst, Valeria McKee, Lisbeth gins. Anna Maria Morales, Eliza1 Russell. Genevieve Somers, rguerite Wilkinson, Marjorie jou, Gladys Ivie, Anna Mae Hunter, zabeth Stebbins. Claire Baxter, rs. V.

Hall Everson Mrs. Fredick Gahagan, Mrs. Arthur Ericsson, Is. Edward McDonald, Mrs. Tracy liggins.

Mrs. William M. Calder Mrs. Frank Fox, Mrs. Charles Augustus Froeb Mrs.

H. Davies RoulEton. Mrs. C. Kelloggg Brumley Mrs.

Robert P. Thomas, Mrs. J. Russell Clarke Mrs. Francis H.

Redell, Mrs. Reginald Webster, Mrs. Robert S. Walker, Mrs. Louis Ruckfaber, Mrs.

Andrew H. Mars, Mrs. Allan Hardie Mrs. Theodore G. Caldwell.

Miss Harriette Love Married To Darwin Aldridge Smith Miss Harriette Augusta Love, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ruston Love of 167 Clinton was married to Darwin Aldridge Smith, con of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hull Smith of 1 Pierrepont in St.

Ann's Church yesterday afternoon at, 4:30 o'clock, the Rev. Samuel Dorrance performing the ceremony. A reception followed at the Heights Casino. Miss Love wore a becoming gown of white satin, made in empire style. She wore a veil of tulle, held in place by a cap of lace which had been worn her grandmother and her mother at their weddings.

wore lace mitts and carried an oldfashioned nosegay of orange biossoms framed with a ruffle of rosepoint lace which had also been worn by her grandmother at her wedding. Mrs. John Joseph Blust (Grace Love) was matron of honor for her sister and the bridesmaids were the Misses Janet MacNaughton, Olivia Putnam. Dorothea Dreier, Betsy Smith. Marjorie Baldwin and Caroline Garvin.

The Misses Margretta Love and Gloranna Smith were flower girls. The matron of honor wore a delphinium blue gown of point d'esprit. made with a train: puff sleeves and a large bow at the back. She wore a lace cap with a point d'esprit veil which hung to the waist and lace mitts. The bridesmaids had peach point d'esprit gowns trimmed with delphinium blue sashes.

They wore lace caps with veils to their waists, lace mitts and all carried old-fashioned nosegays of roses and delphinium. The flower girls wore blue satin empire style gowns and lace caps. Leonard Hull Smith Jr. was best. man for his brother and the ushers were Donald Ross, Richard Brooks Love.

Edwin Cornehlsen, Jack Blust, Robert Love, Freeman Love, Cornelius Ruxton Love Jr. and Edmund Foster of Connecticut. The bride was graduated from Packer Collegiate Institute with the class of 1928 and is a member of the Heights Casino. Mr. Smith received his education at the Poly Country Day School and at Williamsh College, where he was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon and the Purple Ker.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their home at 167 Hicks St. Mrs. Graham K.

Mellen to Be Hostess at Luncheon and Theater Mrs. Graham Kingsbury Mellen JAY Before her marriage in St. Ann's Church yesterday afternoon Mrs. Darwin Aldridge Smith was Miss Harriette A. Love.

She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ruxton Love of 167 Clinton St. of 1 Pierrepont will entertain tomorrow at luncheon at the Plaza, followed by matinee for Miss Elizabeth Sloan Pratt, Miss Gladys Frelinghuysen Talmage and Mrs. A.

Otis Graeser (Cornelia Livingston). Dr. and Mrs. William H. Price Giving Dinner Dance Tonight For Miss Talmage and Fiance Dr.

and Mrs. William H. Price of 11 Montgomery Place are entertaining at a dinner-dance at the Hotel Vanderbilt this evening in honor of Miss Gladys Frelinghuysen and her fiance, Richard Scott Perkin, who will be married on April 29. The other guests are the Misses Mary Dawes, Elizabeth Griffin, Jayne Rathbun, Nancy Humpstone, Caroline Kinsey; Charles Perkin, John F. Talmage, Paul Seward, W.

Saxton Seward, Russell Harding, Stewart W. Richards and Gregory F. Price. Col. and Mrs.

E. A. Simmons Give Party on Berengaria Col. and Mrs. Edward A.

Simmons of 1625 Ditmas who, with their three daughters, the Misses Aline, Doris and Elizabeth Simmons, sailed for Europe last night, gave a bon voyage party in their suite on the Berengaria during the evening. Among those present were Mrs. Alfred Alderdice, Dr. and A. L.

Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Boldwin Mr. and Mrs.

Harry P. Baulch, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Bryan, Col.

and Mrs. James Eben, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Harman, Dr. and Mrs.

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A TRULY FINE COURSE DINNER FOR ONLY A DOLLARFIFTY--UNTIL THEY DINE AT LEVERICH TOWERSFOR ONLY A DOLLAR-FIFTY! (SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, TWO DOLLARS). LEVERICH WE RI AT CLARK AND WILLOW STREETS TELEPHONE MAIN 2000 beth A. Fitz Randolph received with her son and daughter-in-law, and also assisting were Miss Emilie Von Auw and Mrs. Douglas P. Dickie.

Among the guests were Mrs. Susan Q. Cuming, Mrs. Charles A. Decker, Dr.

Cornelia Chase Brant, Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Manico, Mrs. Charles J.

McDermott, Mrs. Theodore Young, Mrs. William Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. S.

W. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Farrar, Roy B.

Fitz Randolph, Mrs. Theodore Christmas, Miss Lisbeth Higgins, Mrs. M. F. Quinn, Mrs.

Robert S. Walker, Mrs. Charles M. Higgins, Mrs. Stuart Close, Miss Lildan Cadman, Miss Florence O'Malley, Miss Virginia O'Malley, Mrs.

Thomas Wilkinson, Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs. Charles Hebard, Mrs. Thomas Webster, Mrs. David Thornton, Claude Warford, Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas P. Dickie, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paar, Mrs.

C. A. Paar and Theodore Fitz Randolph. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank C. Bauman Page of Manhattan and formerly of Brooklyn have returned from Phoenix. and are ment at the Drake, Manhattapart. William Gilman Low Jr. and Miss Rhoda Low, formerly of Brooklyn, are at the St.

Regis from Tuxedo Park. Large Dinner at Montauk Club Preceded Opening Of Annual Horse Show Not since before the war have there been so many handsome evening wraps and dresses worn on the opening night of the Brooklyn Horse Show as were seen last evening when the 38th annual show opened at the Riding and Driving Club. White ermine wraps over modishly made evening gowns and black velvet wraps made in the new short-coat effect with a large, becoming collar of white fox were much in evidence. Several new boxes have been added at one end of the arena, bringing the number of boxes up to about 36. A dinner was given before the show for the judges and executive committee at the Montauk Club.

Those at the dinner were: Hamilton H. Salmon, J. Macy Willets, Mrs. John Gerken, Russell Law, Earl Hopping, Waugh Glascock. Gen.

Charles De Bevoise, Col. Henry Leonard. Henry Vaughan, Frank Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Van Sinderen, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Mr. and Mrs.

F. W. Lafrentz, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jadwin, William Greve, Dr.

and Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Reimer, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick MacKay, Thomas Murray, Mr. and Mrs. John Loud, Mr.

and Mrs. John Farrell, Gen. and Mrs. George Wingate, Mr. and Henry Davenport, Mr.

and Mrs. William Boardman, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Bearns, Col. and Mrs.

Edwin Gates Babcock, David Moffat. Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Mr. and Mrs.

George Patterson. A number of the exhibitors who have come from distant places are making their headquarters at the Leverich Towers Hotel, where each night after the show many have made reservations for supper and dancing. On Saturday night the first Paddock Supper dance will bring the festivities of the week to a close. Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick D. MacKay had Dr. and Mrs. O. Paul Humpstone, Mrs.

Lambert Suydam and Mrs. Ira L. Hutchinson as their box guests. Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Good were hosts in their box to Jere Collins and Paul Bernard. James L. Meeks gave a dinner at the Montauk Club before later taking his guests to the show. The guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas F. Wogan, Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Heffernan, Miss Senta Simounet, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gartland and Mr. and Mrs. McClun.

Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Olcott were hosts at a dinner party at their home, 19 Monroe Place, before the show. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Lex R. Howell of Rye, N. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts of Manhattan and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank H. Bulley of Brooklyn. Alexander Hamilton Fraser Jr. had as his box guests Miss Georgia LeBaron, Miss Dorothy Bird, Dr.

Stanley Norcom and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Fraser. With Mr. and Mrs.

Earle T. kenbeck in their box were Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFarland. Dr.

and Mrs. Claude G. Crane had Miss Caroline Crane and Mrs. John E. Jennings in their box, Another box was occupied by Miss Mary Woodward and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter R. Prosser and their guests, who included Miss Ruth Blackburne Hart, Miss Ella Woodward Prosser, Miss Helen Drew, Miss Jennie Ward Prosser, Walter R. Prosser John Woodward Prosser and Thomas G. Smith.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Moorhead's box guests were Dr. and Mrs.

Henry Gissel, Dr. and Mrs. Pedro Platou and Mr. and Mrs. Rolph Callejas.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and Miss Hazel Dawe were with William L. Taylor. Colonel and Mrs.

Edwin Gates Babcock, who dinner at the Montauk Club with the executive committee and judges, entertained Mr. and Mrs. William K. Swartz and Miss Catherine Swartz box. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl S. Voelcker had as their guests in another box Mr. and Mrs. William Young Jr.

With Dr. Herbert C. Allen were Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Schmidt, Mrs. Carrie F. Hall. Miss Lillian Backus and Kenneth Lord.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Murphy, John W. Irwin, Miss Claire Killeen and Harry N.

Kirby were the guests of T. W. Kiley in his box. Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Stone had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Poth, Miss Cireene Poth and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Utz of Port Washington, L. I.

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Swope were hosts in another box their guests being Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Powell, Miss Jane Swope, Herbert B. Swope Mrs. Jane Powell, Stuart Sanger, Miss Charlotte Thomas and Alfred Bowie. Mr.

and Mrs. William C. Cox had as guests in their box Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop, Butler Cox, Howard Slade and Miss Anita Potts.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Murray had as guests Mr. and Mrs.

James Butler and Miss Mary Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Murray entertained Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Murray and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph G.

Price. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Smith had as guests Mr.

and Mrs. Julian Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kelsory. With Mr.

and Mrs. Willet C. Evans in their box were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sully, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Holmes, Miss Clara Faulk, Clyde Dixon and Miss Beatrice Verity. Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Lawler had as guests Miss Virginia Meeks and Miss Muriel Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Celestin Durand entertained M. J.

Haynes, Mrs. Alti Cooper, Miss Stella Cavanagh, Miss Irene Cavanagh, Miss Muriel Ahearn and Miss Gladys Durant. Mr. and Mrs. William Bordman were hosts to Mr.

and Mrs. Warren B. Ashmead, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mr.

and Mrs. William Obermeyer, John Kay and Miss Edith Anderson. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond V.

Sul- LOESER'S FULTON AT BOND, BROOKLYN, TRIANGLE 8100 A Kranich and Bach in a Beautiful Period BABY GRAND Karen $995 THIS beautiful piano is as fine an interpretation of the Queen Anne period as we have seen. in mahogany with a two-tone finish. The rich, resonant tone will be a delight to the music lover! Obviously the price is extremely low for such a fine instrument! You May Use Loser's Convenient Purchase Plan SALON--FOURTH FLOOR livan had in their box Miss Elizabeth Griffin, Miss Elaine Laidlaw, Miss Doris Laidlaw, Miss Marie Sullivan, Miss Catherine Sullivan, John M. Sullivan, William M. Sullivan and Raymond V.

Sullivan Jr. With Mr. and Mrs. George J. Patterson were Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas J. Patterson, Miss Peggy Patterson and Harry Nicholas. Mr. and Mrs.

Brooks Leavitt and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pittman were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifton M. Miller. W. B.

Bradford and Miss Margaret Bradford occupied another box. Gen. Briant, Wells had as guests Maj. Madison Pearson, Mrs. Evelyn Downs and Capt.

and Mrs. T. H. Harris. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Frank Jr. entertained Lewis Hirchon, Edgar Rossen, Miss Doris Hofheimer, Miss Beulah Wilson, Edward Schafer and Mrs. Richard Hamberger in their box. Dr.

and Mrs. Theodore L. Vosseler entertained as their box guests Miss Ruth Hodges, Miss Edna Smelzer, Miss Regina Guza, Miss Dorothy Hastings, Miss Pauline Fenimore, Timothy Manson and Allison Vosseler. Miss Elizabeth Pratt Engaged To Duncan C. Taylor Mr.

and Mrs. Auguste G. Pratt of Englewood, N. and formerly of Sidney Place, Brooklyn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Nesmith Pratt, to Duncan C. Taylor, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Duncan W. Taylor of Plainfield, N. J. Miss Pratt was graduated from Dwight School, Englewood, and attended Barnard College.

Mr. Taylor was graduated from Williams College in 1924. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Gudrun Beck to Be Wed To Viggo Rambusch Tomorrow The marriage of Miss Gudrun Harriet Bech, daughter of Consul General of Denmark Georg Bech, to Viggo F. E.

Rambusch of Bay Ridge will take place tomorrow at the home of the bride's father. The Rev. Eugene A. Wilson, O.P., cf St. Vincent Ferrer's Church will perform the ceremony.

Mrs. Richard Silver and Mrs Sven Holst Knudsen will attend the bride and Harold Rambusch will be best man for his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ericsson Hosts at Dinner Bridge Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur W. Ericsson entertained last evening at their home, 525 E. 21st at dinner and bridge. The guests included Mr.

and Mrs. George Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. William Charlier, Miss Esther Osterlind and Lindsay Ericsson. Mrs.

Marie Rosecrans and her daughter, Miss Doris Marie Rosecrans, sailed today on the S.S.I George Washington for a month tour of Europe. They will visit Holland, Switzerland and Germany, where they will see the Passion Play. Mrs. John Cronkshaw of Brooklyn Heights will sail Friday on the Please Turn to Page 21 TUNE IN TONIGHT WEAF, 7:45 Coon Shoes FOOT HEALTH WEEK, APRIL. C0-26 Come In -No Charge FOR COMFORT WOMEN'S MEN'S SIZES -FOOT CONSULTATION- SIZES WE FIND THE TROUBLE 1 to 12 REMOVE THE CAUSE 5 to 15 AAAA to AA to EEEEE EEEEE Normal Weak Calloused Flat foot foot foot foot WE CAN FIT ANY SIZE FOOT LERFECT Fitzgerald: 361 Livingston Brooklyn, N.

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McNevin, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Owers, Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Rines Capt. and Mrs. Bertram Rock, Dr. and Mrs.

Robert Merriam Rogers, Miss Marcia Rogers, Judge and Mrs. Franklin Taylor, Capt. Paul Tillinghast and Mrs. Marie Eungay Walsh. Before returning to Brooklyn in June, Colonel and Mrs.

Simmons will visit Paris, Madrid and London. Colonel Simmons will represent the United States Government at the International Railway Congress at Madrid, May 5 to 15, and the International Congress of Building and Public Works at London, May 26 to 30. Mr. and Mrs. John Fitz Randolph Hosts at Tea Yesterday Mr.

and Mrs. John Fitz Randolph (Grace Farrar) of 35 Pierrepont St. entertained at tea at their home yesterday. Miss, Elizabeth Waring Stebbins and Gustav Zeller presided at the tea table. Mrs.

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LOESER'8 -SILHOUETTE GARMENTS--FIFTH FLOOR More of These Smart SILK FROCKS $6.95 -of Cheney's Famous Silks Long and Short Sleeves These are the same delightful dresses that everyone bought in handfuls during our sale last week. We re-ordered the most popular styles of the sale, and added two important new models with sleeves. There are all manner of dotted, flowered or "spattered" prints made with jabots, flares, vestees and belts, and with cape sleeves, bow sleeves, no sleeves, long sleeves! Sizes for everyone, from 16 to 46! LOSER'S -DAYTIME DRESS SHOP--FIFTH FLOOR.