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i BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY. JUNE 1, MS 19 Miss Edilh May Clark Engaged To Henry Harper Forrest; MMrett rnwrs of Brnofcvn h.w b-en the gue.st of her aunt, Susie of Railroad Ave. ct etjg Lonu Island Society Plans Completed for Marriage Miss Martha Milliken And F. S. Nicholas July 1 Plans have been completed for marriage of Miss Martha E.

Milliken, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. the discussion. Mrs. Sa'zer presided the tea table as-sisted bv h' brother, Adolph Zeilen.

Miss Ritchell also spoke on "Ann Vickers a Sociological Study." and on "Thu Theater Recent Broadway Plays." mid the poems of Walt Whitman were read. Mrs. Lillian Sussman presided and Mrs. Dorothy Wallach, read the minutes. The next meeting will he held in the home of Mrs, Tess Phillips, 844 E.

48th St. HOSTS AT CAMP Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ir.se of 1C33 E. 28th St.

entertained Tuesday at their Summer camp at Estling i.7r' I Mrt. H. Hobson of wa.s a luncheon hostess snd Mrs. John W. Mac kay of Roslyn en-'evtained at dinner yesterday at the Old Mill in Judge and Mrs.

Thilip Huntington of Soa cliff have as their guest Dr. Stanley Slocum of Manhattan. Mrs. Anton G. Hndcnpvl will open the gardens of Hill House, Locust Valley, this afternoon, for chanty.

Mrs Samuel Dwlght Brewster of 800 Park Manhattan, will spend the Summer at the Birches, Glen Cove. Mr. and Mrs. F. Phelton Farr of 3 E.

10th Manhattan, have taken one of Mrs. Thomas Blng-rien's houses at Lawrence for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Robert.

Applet on, who have been at the Madison since their return from Europe, have gone to their Summer home at East Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. James II. Young of 151 E.

fild Manhattan, have rented a house at West Hampton Beach for the Summer, and will leave for there on June 15. Sumner Ballard has leased the George Murname estate oh the Wheatley Road at Brookville, which he occupied last season, and will go there soon. Arthur A. Ballantine. former Under Srcretary of the Treasurer, and Mrs, Ballantine, will occupy their estate at Oyster Bay, "Council Rock," for the Summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cox, who have been at Meadow Farm, Mill Neck, have sailed to spend several weeks abroad, and will go to Mill Neck on their return. RUM A Itm ilHxCu il The Rolla Rltchell Culture club mot fvsterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Salzer, 1193 Carroll St.

MJiss Ritchell opened the meeting with a talk on current Events Mrs. Samson Noble led nd turn lsf, 7'oiiri'st I Garden City Persons! to The Garden City, une 1 Mr. Charts SUxker entertained Mrs. Roy Haberkern, Mrs. Morris T.

Lynch. Mrs. A. H. Courtney, Miss Man-Barbara Haberkern and Miss Grace Reed at tea today.

Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey T. Hortun of Rorkaway Ave. will be dinner hosts thus evening to Mr.

and Mrs. Peter de Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Chfon Mabon, Mrs. Robert P. Davidson and Ernest K. Henderson.

A luncheon and bridce civen by the members in honor of the president, Mrs. Albert H. Alderton, wa.sa feature of the last meeting this season of the Garden City Chapter of the Delphian Society at the Garden City Country Club today. The meeting and discussion, v)iich preceded the luncheon, had Mrs. Gerry A.

Morgan as leader of the day, with Mrs. Alderton, Mrs. Page Northing-ton, Mrs. William L. Hallahan.

Mrs. Dean C. Anderson, Mrs. Charles J. Spill, Mrs.

A. Osborne Casey, Mrs. Jean F. P. Des Garennes, Mrs.

Morris T. Lynch. Mrs. Lewis F. Ell-more and Mrs.

Morgan taking part. Patchogue Social Activities SpeeicI to The Eagle Patchogue, June 1 Mrs. Samuel E. Murray and her daughter, Miss Mary Louise Murray of Brooklyn, were the guests over the holidays of Mr. and Mrs.

James Finch of Oak St. Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Edgar Nichols of Brooklyn spent the holiday with Mrs. Nelson McBride of N.

Ocean Ave, Their son, Alvah Nelson Nichols, who has been the guest of his grandmother, returned heme with them. Mrs. Harriet Mayhugh of Brooklyn is spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Blake Smith of Gerard St. George Dagher and his daughter, Miss Betty Dagher of Brooklyn, spent the holidays here.

They are Summer residents of Patchogue. Miss Lulu KIrby of Manhattan was the weekend guest of Miss Maude Otis of Rider Ave. Dr. and Leroy Robbins of Jayne Ave. are on, a motor trip to Saratoga, where they will be the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Nichols. The Patchogue Sorosis had a meeting yesterday afternoon In the clubrooms. Mrs. Hugo Shultles of Gllber St.

entertained her bridge club this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Lambert have returned to their home on Bailey Ave. after spending a month with Mrs.

Lambert's mother at Theresa, N. Y. Mrs. Irving Ireland, who has been the guest of Mrs. Sidney Gcrredetto of S.

Ocean Ave. for the past fortnight, has returned to her home In Philadelphia. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Gerredette, who spent several days with her. Lake, N.

the following: Mr. and Mrs. John Prall. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Rlchter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bercl. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace D'Amour, Mr. and, Mrs. Frederick Schwartz, Mr. and' Mrs. John Ber-gesen Mr.

and Mrs. Barker D. Leirh and Dr. and Mrs. G.

Vernon James. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Neal Houston Rogers of 3111 Avenue announce th birth of a daughter. Virginia Carolyn Rogers, at, the Methodist Episcopal Haspital on Sunday.

Mrs. Rogers is the former Miss Lorena Campbell, daughter of James J. Campbell and the late Mrs. Campbell. CONFIRMED Miss Muriel S.

Boas, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boas of 2305 Avenue was confirmed yesterday at the East Midwood Jewish Center, 1625 Ocean Ave. Miss Bons is in the third term at Erasmus Hall High School. Crews Club Festival Plans Proressinp: The annual Midsummer Night'a Festival of the Sixth A.

D. Republican Club, of which Tax Commissioner John R. Crews is leader, will be held on June 24. Plans for entertainment, refreshment, prizes and decorations are going ahead under the leadership of Mrs. Marguerite Bergen Kuhn, co-leader, in charpe of the women's committees, and Samuel Schmalheiser, festival chairman.

Assisting Schmalheiser are Frederick S. David. Jack Wles-elthier, Robert J. Crews, Theodora Allrock and William Spalckhaver. JUNE 10th SAILING AT NOON T.

g. T. 3rrl Clam front A'eio York to MS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Markey Egan (Mary Haskell), who were recently married in the Church of St.

Ignatius Loyola, are shown on the Grace liner Santa Elena as they sailed for a cruise to Havana, Mexico and California. The bride is the daughter of Major General William Nafew Haskell and Mrs. Haskell. The couple will make their home In Brooklyn. (Photo by Grace Line.) Falls, Pa.

They have taken a cottage, "The Laurels," adjoining the Inn, for the Summer. Miss Margaret. Moore Married To Thomas T. Sherwood Tuesday; Of Interest to Society Here France. your loral trawl arent, 'ranrr, Jim 17; Da Grant, June 21, Announcement Made at Luncheon Announcement of the engaeemeiH ef Miss Edith Mav Clark, dauehter of Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Clark Jr. of Rye, to Henry Harper Forrest, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Archibald Alexander Forrest of Rye, was made at a luncheon given by her mother at the Westchester Country Club yesterday. Miss Clark, wno. with her family, formerly resided in Brooklyn, is a graduate of Dana Hall. Welles'ley, and was presented in Manhattan in 1931 at a dance given at Pierre's. Mr.

Harper is a graduate of the Hackley School at Tarrytown. His grandfather is Henry Harper Benedict of 5 E. 75th Manhattan, and Southampton. Dr. George M.

Reed to Conduct Tour at Botanic Garden Tomorrow The hostesses for Iris Day at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden tomorrow will include Mrs. Charles E. Perkins, chairman of the Woman's Auxiliary: Mrs. George S. Brown, Mrs.

C. Stuart Gager, Miss Hilda Loines, Miss Jcanetta Jameson, Mrs. George Reed, Miss Mary Blackburn and Mrs. Whitney Merrill. Dr.

George M. Reed, curator of plant pathology, who conducts test gardens at the aTotanic Garden for the American Iris Society, will conduct a tour of Inspection of the Iris plantations, Tea will follow the inspection. Mrs. Albert Brophy Hostess To Auxiliary Committee Mrs. Albert Brophy entertained at tea at the home of her mother.

Mrs. William. J. Buttling, 841 Carroll yesterday afternoon for the members of St. Peter's Hospital Auxiliary, who are assisting her on the committee for the drive for jhe benefit of the hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter 3. Vreeland and their daughter and son, Miss Olga Vreeland and Walter J. Vree land Jr.

of 35 Tennis Court, have leased the Russell J. Perrinc home on Sunset Drive, Sayvillc. Mrs. Samuel M. Dorrance of 22 Sidney riare left town today for Norton, where she will stay until late in September.

Ma), and Mrs. Donald C. Strachan of 307 Jefferson Ave. and their young daughter left today for their Summer residence at 1304 3d Asbury Park, N. where they will be until Sept.

1. SIGMA MU KAPPA The Sigma Mu Kappa sorority will hold a dance tomorow evening at the St. George Hotel. The members of the committee Include the Misses Edna R. Lyden, chairman; Isabelle De Wolfe.

Marjorie Elwood, Marie Hyland, Betty Mcdonald, Dorris Quailey, Margaret Quinn, Catherine Sauer and Helen Shelton. CIEMST wonderful aid Of the the the will F. for will at for of Fn flaml and Ahot lied I I 1 Slata Strwt aLwJaa nowiinc Seth. M. Milliken of 951 Madison Ave.

and Ellingwood. East Blue Hill, and Frederick Snow Nicholas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Nicholas of Manhattan and Rolling Hill Farm, Syosset.

The ceremony will take place in First Congregational Church in East Blue Hill. July 1. Mrs. Frederic C. Camp, sister of bride-to-be, will be matron of honor, and Miss Nancy Nicholas be maid of honor.

Her other attendants will her cousin, Mrs. Charles Baker Hester; Mrs. William Laurens Van Alen, Mrs. Jay Carlisle Mrs. H.

Livingston Schwartz Jr. and the Misses Maria Auchincloss and Anne Valentine. Harry I. Nicholas will be best man his brother. A reception at Ellingwod.

the Summer home of the Millikcns, follow the ceremony. Miss Milliken and Mrs. Jay F. Carlisle Jr. were honored yesterday a luncheon at the St.

Regis Hotel, given by Miss Anne Valentine. Robert Ogden Bason Jr. entertained at luncheon at the Plaza, Manhattan, yesterda-y, for Mr. and Mrs. T.

SulTcrn Tailer Jr. Mrs. Henry W. Lowe of 410 Park i Manhattan, left town today her Summer home at Wheatley Hills. She will have a large party guests for the weekend and the races at Belmont Park Saturday.

Rockville Centre News Spechl to The Eagle Rockville Center, June 1 Miss Olivia Naber of Yorkshire Road will entertain her bridge club at her home this evening. Mrs. Philip T. Schley returned to day from a visit in the South by wav of the Havana steamship line. Mrs.

Charles Place, who came down from up State to attend tlu Fortnightly Club luncheon held at the Garden City Hotel last week, spent a few days visiting her son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Place. She has returned to, her farm In Silver Nails, N.

Y. Mrs. Bert E. Drake of 54 Lenox road entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home yesterday afternoon. Her guests were: Mrs.

Lyn-ford Styles of Great Neck, Mrs. Ernest Van Orter and Mrs. Herbert Dewar of Garden City, Mrs. John Walsh of Forest Hills, Mrs. Bert Dudley, Mrs.

Alfred Kline of Rockville Centre and Mrs. William (mover and Mrs. Charles Mcta of Hempstead. -A KIN i a a tells WHYthis i 4 St SCIENCE CONTAINS N.w York riwn HAS FARRELL.THAT THIS SOAP ACTUALLY1 PRECIOUS ELEMENTS NATURE PUTS IN THE lltlh IU KttK II yUUIHrUL Misi Eleanor Prentice Schley And Webster B. Todd Engaged; Will Be Married in the Fall Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Eleanor Prentice Schley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Reeve Schley of Far Hills, N. to Webster B. Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Todd of Sum-mitt, N. and Camden, C. Miss Schley's mother is the former Miss Kate de Forest Prentice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Satter-lee Packer Prentice, formerly of Brooklyn Heights. Miss Schley attended Miss Chapin's School, Manhattan, and was graduated from the Foxcroft School, Virginia. She made her debut in the Fall of 1929. She attended. Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, N.

and is now a student at Barnard. Her father is vice president of the Chase National Bank. Mr. Todd attended the Choate School and was graduated from Princeton University, af.ter which he studied for a year at Jesus College, Cambridge. England.

He received the degree of Bachelor of Laws from Fordham University. He is a member of the building firm of Todd Brown. The wedding will take place in the late Fall. Miss Frida Scharman to Honor Miss Florence Tompkins Tonight At Supper-Dance at St. Regis Miss Frida Scharman of -163 E.

81st St. will be hostess this evening at a supper dance at the Hotel St. Regis, in honor of Miss Florence Tompkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Fillmore Tompkins of 26 Ogden Road, Scarsdale, N.

whose marriage to Francis Fitupatrick of Manhattan will take place Saturday In the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Her guests will be the Misses Edna Savage, Nancy Humpstone, Frances Ryder, Helen Pflug and Theo Sohst; Philip Fitzpatrick, Norton Adams, John McKay, John McEvery, Richard Jones, George Newkirk, Mr. and Mrs, William V. Hester Mr. and Mrs.

Millard Tompkins Mr. and Mrs Frank Adams, Mr and Mrs. Sydney Tane, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Phillips.

Mrs. George Hills Her of 383 Clinton will accompany Mr. and Mrs. William W. Brush of the Hotel Drake, Manhattan, and Mrs.

Guy Johnson, of the Wardman Park Hotel, Washington, D. on a motor trip to the Exposition of Progress in Chicago. They will leave June 7. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter H. Morgan of 76 Remsen with their three daughters, the Misses Margaret, Patricia and Theodora Morgan, have taken a cottage at Huntington for the Summer which they will occupy next week. Reid Puryear Fiala, Son Of Maj. and Mrs. Anthony Fiala, To Wed Miss Elizabeth L.

Grant Of interest to Brooklyn is the marriage, taking place tonight, of Reld Puryear Fiala, ensign in the United States Navy, son of Major and Mrs. Anthony Fiala of 148 83d to Miss Elizabeth Louise Grant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dudley Grant of South Pasadena, Cal. The naval ceremony will be performed at 8 o'clock this evening In All Saints Church in Pasadena by the Rev.

Dr. Leslie E. Learned, and will be followed by a reception at the Hotel Vista del Arroya in Pasadena. Miss Sally Taylor will be maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be the Misses Dorothy H. Thompson, Mildred Jones.

Pauline Quayle and Bessie Huff. Ensign William Stuart will be best man for Mr. Fiala, whose ushers will include Seymour Owens, Richard Steere, Daniel Goodman, Andrew Hill, Edward Wagnon, and Malcolm Douglass, ensigns aboard the U. S. S.

Pennsylvania in San Pedro, Cal. Miss Grant is a descendant of Thomas and Margery Nash, who came to America in 1637 and the following year settled in New Haven. She is a graduate of South Pasadena High School and attended Pasadena Junior College. The bridegroom was graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1931, and has since been stationed aboard the U. S.

S. Pennsylvania. After the wedding and a short sojourn in Saboba Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs.

Fiala will make their home in San Diego, where Ensign Fiala is now stationed aboard the U. S. S. Truxton. Major Fiala, his father, has explored the Arctic and the tropics.

In 1902 he joined the Baldwin-Ziegler Polar Expedition, and in 1903 went north again as Commander of the Flala-Zlegler Polar Expedition. His tropical experience was gained during 1913-14, when he accompanied the late President Theodore Roosevelt on his Journey Into the wilderness of Brazil. He served his country with distinction in the Spanish-American and the World Wars. On the maternal side, Ensign Fiala descends from families of Colonial Virginia. Matthew Fontaine Maury, "Pathfinder of the Seas," who charted the Gulf Stream, and whose strong advocacy of a government for midshipmen led to the establishment of the United States Naval Academy, is his kiasman.

Southwick Vietor Married To Miss Barbara Hall Yesterday; Wedding of Much Interest Here Of interest to Brooklyn was the wedding yesterdav of Miss Barbara Hall, daughter of W. Hunt Hall of 215 E. 72d Manhattan, and the late Mrs. Hall, and Southwick Vietor, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest U. Vietor of Mayfalr House, Manhattan ard Greenwich, Conn. The Rev. Dr. Karl Reiland performed the ceremony in the chapel of St.

George's Church. Stuvvesant Square. Manhattan Onlv near relatives and a few rlose friends were present. The biiflo, who was given in marriage by her uncle. Clarence Douglas Anthony, wore an nfurnomi gown of white nrKanza.

The gown hud' short sleeves and was with larae white lace flower. She wort a picture bat ol the a es i f- a "THAT'S TRULY same material and carried gardenias and valley lilies. Mrs. William Walter Brainard Jr. (Katrin R.

Vietor), sister of the bridegroom, who was mafrlcd Friday, acted as matron of honor. Miss Miriam Hall -was maid of honor for her sister. They wore frocks of blue chiffon trimmde with rose organza. Their hats matched their gowns. Joy Vietor, younger sister of Mr.

Vietor, was flower girl. She wore a dress of pink crepe de chine and a leghorn hat trimmed with blue forget-me-nots. The best man was Elbert F. Wil-merding and the ushers included William Water Brainerd Alfred W. Baldwin, W.

Barton Baldwin r. and Albel I. Smith. The bride received her education at the Brearley School and the National Academy of Design. Mr.

Vietor, who is a grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Southwick of Brooklyn Heights, attended St. George's at Newport, R.

and Yale University, and is a member of the Racquet and Tennis Club. The bride and bridegroom will take a motor trip through the South and West and will spend part of the Summer on a ranch in Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Odell Burt have taken an apartment at 7022 RldgcBoulevard and are now residing there.

Mrs. William A. Spelman of 184 Columbia Heights will go to Sunny-acres, Washington, tomorrow, and will stay there until October. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis D. Mc-Garey and family of 241 Hewes St. spent the Decoration Day weekend at the Buck Hill Inn, Buck Hill ivfwv.wwwwii i tf iPavLlne Mrs. Eugene Maxwell Moore of Highland Farm, Greenwich, has announced the" marriage of her daughter, Miss Margaret Graham Moore, to Thomas T. Sherwood, son of Mrs.

Lowell M. Clucas of 829 Park Tuesday. As no announcement of an engagement was made, the marriage came as a surprise. Details of the ceremony were not disclosed. Miss Moore's father, the late Eugene Maxwell, was the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Moore, formerly of the Park Slope section. Charles A. Moore was a former president of the Montauk Club.

During the World War the bride's father served in the United States Army and was made a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor In France. Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Smith of Dean St.

entertained at a party at their home in Stony Brook Tuesday. Their guests were Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Kevin, Dr. and Mrs.

Fedor L. Sengcr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Yantice of Brooklyn and Mr.

and Mrs. Montgomery Ball of Bloomfleld, N. J. The Ladies Aid Association of St. Mary's Hospital will hold its final meeting and tea of the season tomorrow afternoon at the hospital.

The Fund Day check will be given to the hospital at this meeting. Mrs. James E. Malone Is honorary president and Mrs. Francis D.

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