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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, 'AUGUST 7, 1932 Sport Events Crowd the Calendar of the Society Set at Long Island Resorts Hewlett Items Special to The Eagle Hewlett, L. Aug. 6-Miss CuyYer Nicholl will leave Monday for the Wyoming ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Gray, where she will be the guest month of their mother, Lancey Nichol, daughter, alter Barbara Gray.

Her and her younger sister, Nichol, will also depart on a SOjourn Monday. They will go to California, where they expect be in time to witness the final Olympics at Los Angeles, after which they will go to Santa Barbara, returning home after Labor Day. On Aug 15, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cartwright Jr.

will go to the Tahawis Club in the Adirondacks, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Farrar Bateson of Lawrence, who have closed their home for the season and are Summering there. Mr.

and Mrs. Cartwright will then go to Eaglesmere, for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dickenson. Woodmere People Travel Special to The Eagle Woodmere, L.

Aug. 6-Mrs. Guy Richards who has been visiting Miss Louise Kellogg at Williamstown, for the past two weeks, will return home Monday, Mrs. Ethelbert I. Low will leave Monday on a ten-day motor trip through the New England States, during which she will stop off to visit friends.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Van Siclen are on a ten-day motor trip through the New England States and a visit with their daughter, Miss Elise Irving Van Siclen, is at camp at Singing Eagle Lodge, Centre Harbor, N. H.

They will return next week. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gompert are among the Summer sojourners occupying the George P. Brett Jr.

cottage on Woodside Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe Romaine of 164 E. 48th St.

closed a two month's season here on Monday and left for New England for a brief sojourn before returning to their town residence. Lawrence Personals Special to The Eagle Lawrence, L. Aug. 6-Col, Mrs. Thomas Donaldson Sloan Miss Mary C.

Smith left Tuesday for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. John K. Mills at their place, Ruddington Farms, Hackettstown, N. Mrs.

Mills is the former Miss Nellie Hard of Lawrence. Miss Lucinda E. Corcoran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran of 1001 Park is guest of the T.

Donaldson Sloans for an indefinite period. Miss Barbara Fish, daughter Mrs. L. Marie Fish of 164 W. 79th St.

and her fiance, Horace R. Toy 1185 Park Ave. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O.

Norris recently. Mrs. William F. Prescott will turn this week after a brief sojourn AS the guest. of Mrs.

Danforth Miller at camp in the Adirondacks. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott Miller Place, L. spent the last few days as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Hammil. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rowland Lawrence Beach are sojourning with friends in northern New York a few weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Pierson Atwood Lawrence Beach are on a few weeks vacation in the White Mountains. Far Rockaway News Special to The Eagle Far Rockaway, Aug. 6-Mrs.

Arthur Starks and family are spending the month of August their Summer place at Lake Charlotte, N. Y. Miss Annetta Abrams of Bayview Ave. is on a two weeks vacation Lake Huntington. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Kalb of Cornaga Court entertained Mr. and Mrs. M. Halpern of Greystone, N.

over the weekend. Mr. Halpern Mrs. Kalb's brother. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Langner are home after a brief visit with their children at Camp Lutherland in Pocono Hills, Pa. Jackson Heights News Dr. and Mrs. Brooks Marsh of Hampton Court have sailed for a six weeks European trip.

Dr. and Mrs. Forest Merrill and three daughters, Silvia, Betty Ann and Marguerite Merrill, of 75th St. have just returned after a month spent with the grandparents of the children in Michigan. Dr.

and Mrs. A. A. Ankenbrandt of Penrhyn Court left on Wednesday on an extensive auto trip visiting relatives at Waterloo and Rochester. N.

Cleveland, Ohio; Chicago and points in Illinois and Kentucky. will then tour Virginia, Virginia to WashingThere ton, D. Atlantic City and up the Jersey coast, returning the latter part of August. Mrs. Helen A.

Walsh and son, William Walsh. spent the weekend at "Knollwood." Larchmont. as guests of Dr. and Mrs. James W.

Simpson. William Walsh left Monday to spend six weeks at Kemmore Farms, N. Y. Mrs. Ashbrook Frank of Sutton Place spent the weekend with her cousin, Mrs.

E. A. Brinkerhoff and Mrs. Lewis of Georgian Hall. Mrs.

H. J. Erwood and daughter, Miss Ruth Erwood, of Georgian Hall had as their guests their son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Ellsworth of Oak Park, for the past two weeks. Mrs. W. G.

Lewis of Ravenna Court has returned from a month's visit at Wilkes Barre, Pa, Mrs. Edward H. Gibbs and daughter, Miss Joan Gibbs, of Ravenna Court, have returned from Stonybrook, L. where they have been visiting. Mr.

and Mrs. James F. Hayes have returned to Ravenna Court after visiting Mrs. Hayes' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

D. H. Walker of Lowell, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.

Hayes also motored through the White Mountains and Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. George G. Paton of Oak Hill have returned from a motor trip to Colorado Springs, stopping at various points on the way back.

Mrs. J. W. Cox and children, Buddy and Carol Cox, of Ravenna Court, have returned from Cincinnati, Ohio, where they have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hardebeck, parents of Mrs. Cox. where they spent the past eight weeks. Dr. and H.

V. Cagney children, Carolin and Patricia Cagney, of Ravenna Court, spending the Summer at Long Beach, L. I. Mrs. A.

E. Rice of Ravenna Court is visiting friends at Southbury, Conn. Mrs. James Birmingham and daughter, Miss- Martha Birmingham, of the Greystones, are spending two weeks at Lackawaxen, Pa. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred G. Kelly and son of the Colonials are at their Summer home at Brightwaters, L. I. Dr.

and Mrs. Beverly Chaney, two of their children, and Mrs. T. K. Robinson of 87th St.

left last week to visit Mrs. Chaney's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. H.

Summerville at Montpelier, and her father, S. W. Summerville at Orange, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter L. Zoubeck of Spanish Gardens have as their guest, Miss Ruth DeSouza of Washington, Miss A. Hieneman of RaMiarie venna Court has just recently returned from Europe. Miss Hieneman's sister, Miss Eleanor N. Hieneman of Philadelphia, accompanied her.

toured France, England and Ireland. Robert R. Lassiter has returned from Wilmington, where he has been spending two weeks. Mr. Lassiter's family are spending the Summer at Wilmington.

The Misses Rose and Alice Featherstone of Plymouth Court, are at Camp Sagamore at Milford, for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clesson S. Cummings of Georgian Hall will be at Lake Carnie, Enosberg Falls, for two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lurch and daughters, the Misses Viola and Audrey Lurch, are making a trip by automobile through New England States and at present are at Bar Harbor, Me. Mrs.

John Hanna of Linden Court has returned from a trip to Toronto, Canada and Ypsilanti, Mich. Mrs. Evelyn Mosher has leased a cabin at Winsted, for the month of August. She will be accompanied by her daughters, Dorand Mildren, also Kay McEland Helen Happel. and Mrs.

F. R. Day left Wednesday for Whitehall, N. where they will spend a week with relatives, after which they will be at Lake George until about the middie of September. Patchogue Personals Special to The Eagle Patchogue, L.

Aug. 6-Miss Millie Skinner of South Ocean Ave. is spending the weekend at Beverly Beach, Ronkonkoma, Her guests are Miss Irene Miller and George O'Flinn of Flatbush, Miss Mary Laughlin of Patchogue and Joseph Montieth of Blue Point. Miss Roberta Newins and Miss Marian Raynor are spending a week at Delhi, N. Y.

Mrs. George H. Furman and Mrs. Frank Alfred Potter were the guests of Mrs. Charles Ireland of Amityville on her yacht Elsa at a luncheon and sail yesterday.

Mrs. Edward L. Smith of Detroit, is spending several weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Witt Newins.

Lawrence Haugh and Roswell Potter are at Darien, for the weekend. Miss Louise Snow and Miss Margaret Titus are spending several days at Long Cove. Mrs. George Brooks and her daughter, Miss Nancy Brooks, will return to Hatboro, tomorrow. They spent two weeks with Mrs.

William W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison and Mr.

and Mrs. Eben Hiscox are spending the weekend at their cottage at Cove. Mr. Frank Silsbe of LonE, Baldwin are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Tiger. Miss Elizabeth Gamewell of Manhattan is the weekend guest of Miss Eloise Faire Roe. John Alfred Potter is attending a house party at Belmar, N. J. HOME FROM BERMUDA Mrs.

G. F. Onken of St. John's Place and her daughter, Miss Harriet Onken, have recently returned from a vacation in Bermuda on the Furness Liner the Monarch of muda. ELISE: AL'MA' Elise Heilbroon liam Wallis are the Numerous Affairs for Members Of the Sands Point Bath Club Are Planned for August 4 BLAKEMAN SHUTE R.

SERANKLIN GRANT HEILBRONN' SH'E'DE I CHILDREN OF BROOKLYNITES is the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Heilbroon of 9 Prospect young daughter and son of Mr.

and Mrs. Forman Geppert Wallis of 340 Forecast of Season's Events on L. I. August 9-16-N. Y.

Yacht Club cruise- Glen Cove, L. August 10 Opening of Westhampton flower show. Hampton Players at East Hampton. Painting Exhibit- Southampton. August 11-Opening of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Herter's art exhibitEast Hampton. Second and final day of Westhampton flower show. August 12-Hampton PlayersWesthampton. August 13-East Hampton Riding Club horse show.

Barn dance at Southampton. Yacht Club cruiseBay Shore, L. I. One-day horse show -Southampton. August 16-Montauk, L.

horse show. Wedding of Miss Helen Winterbottom and Rudolph PayorRockville Centre. August 17-Card party benefit at Sayville. August 19-First opera at Southampton. Southold, L.

horse show (2 days). Bellport Garden Club meeting. Cedarhurst Garden Club meeting. August 20-Yacht Club cruisePoint O'Woods, L. I.

August 26 North Shore horse show- Stony m5 Brook, I. (2 days). Benefit on Arnold estate L. I. August 27-Yacht Club cruiseSayville, L.

I. August 31-Wedding of Miss Lydia Ahles and Eugene Geddes. Sept. 3-North Shore Kennel Club dog show- Stony Brook, L. I.

Smithtown, horse show. Sept. 10-Baldwin Garden Club flower show. Wedding of Miss Augusta Ellis and Royal Little. Sept.

11-Charity horse showWestbury, L. I. Soldiers and Sailors horse show, L. I. Sept.

16-Wedding of Miss Dorothy F. Curtis and Thomas Smith Welland. Sept, 17-Horse show at Forest Hills. Sept. 23-National Polo Pony Society, Westbury, L.

I. Sept. 24-Meadowbrook Steeplechase L. I. Sept.

29-Piping Rock horse show. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Mrs. Peter C. Hagerty is daughter, Mary Elizabeth City, L. I.

Mrs. Hagerty was BENEFIT AT SAYVILLE GABOR EDER Arrangemts are complete for the annual bridge party for the benefit of St. Lawrence's R. C. Church, which will be held on Aug.

24 at the Hotel Elmore, Sayville, L. I. Mrs. Albert Tyler Brophy is chairman of the affair, and assisting her on the various committee are Mrs. Joseph H.

McNally, Mrs. James Leonard, Miss Senta Simounet, Mrs. James J. Fee, Mrs. Frank O'Brien, Mrs.

John J. Hoels, Mrs. John M. Alvarez, Mrs. Charles La Borne, Mrs.

John J. Robinson, Mrs. John St. Lawrence, Mrs. John A.

McCarthy, Mrs, John Harris, Mrs. Daniel McNamara, Mrs. Joseph Arata, Mrs. Edward L. Delany, Mrs.

Owen J. Evers, Mrs. P. J. Grady, Mrs.

John Consaulus, Mrs. Frances A. Young, Mrs. Eugene H. Carroll and the Misses Nellie L.

Sullivan, Julia E. Shea, Rose Steigerwald, Therese Mullen and Louise Walter. GUESTS AT RESORTS Among those who arrived at Lake Mohonk, Mountain House, yesterday were Miss Alice A. McGivney of 732 St. Mark's Ave.

and Miss Minnie L. Cleary of 275 Linden Boulevard. William J. Cleary is staying at the Howell House, Westhampton, Beach, The Misses Gertrude and Katherine Dawley, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

Willard John Dawley of 285 Newkirk have returned from a short visit with Miss Dorothy Karb of Great Neck, at the (Lido Country, Club, Garden Club News Club News Special to The Eagle Westhampton Beach, L. Aug. 6 -A flower show, under the direction of the Quantuck Horticultural Society and the Westhampton Garden Club, will be held at the Westhampton Country Club on Wednesday and Thursday. The judges will be Julius King of Southampton, George Ruppel of Bridgehampton, and Fred Sparkes Oakdale. Besides the exhibits vegetables and flowers by the Horticultural Society, there will be of exhibits from the Garden Club.

These will include: Arrangement of flowers in front of a mirror, suitable for a hall; Flower decoration for refreshment trays for the garden; Informal dinner table set for four or six, with candles; Good and bad arrangement of flowers in identical containers; Soup toureens decorated with any flowers; Pairs of miniature vases; Brown jars or pitchers with zinias; Best arrangement of flowers for dining room table, not over 20 inches in height; Arrangement in Japanese -berries, foliage, or flowers; and white flowers arranged in a white container. The three children's classes include: Arrangement of wild flowers by children between the ages of 6 to 12 years; Arrangement of garden flowers by children of 12 to 16 years; and doll's tea table set for four by children of 5 to 12 years. Mrs. Clarence L. Altemus of Beach Lane is chairman of the flower show committee for the Westhampton Garden Club.

On her committee are: Mrs. T. Butler Duyckinck; Mrs. Harold R. Medina; Miss Charlotte Heath, and Mrs.

Burton T. Webb. Mrs. Charles E. Potts is president of the club.

Baldwin Flower Show Special to The Eagle Baldwin, L. Aug. 6 The second annual dahlia and flower show of Baldwin will be held Saturday, Sept. 10 at the high school building. There will be seven sections, including 46 classes of entries.

A meeting for all entrants will be held the evening of Sept. 8, when final instructions will be given. Mrs. C. C.

Grove is the general chairman. The committee in charge is com- MAURER-WEST The wedding of Miss Dorothy West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. West of 681 Mansfield Place and Allen V.

Maurer, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Maurer of Cranford, N.

took place Friday night at the home of the bride's parents. The Rev. A. Harvey, former pastor of the Fourth Unitarian Church, performed the ceremony. Mrs.

Charles A. Lipchutz, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and Milton Maurer was best man for his brother. The bride and bridegroom both were graduated from Erasmus Hall. Mr. Maurer's father is the organizer of the Kings County Anti-Mosquito Association and for many years lived in Flatbush.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurer will make home in Brooklyn after a wedding trip at Arrowhead Lake, Denville, N. J. ERIKSEN-HANSSEN Miss Adelaide E.

Hanssen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August S. Hanssen of 159 Gelston was married to Hans Eriksen of Baltimore, by the Rev. Helmer Halvorson of Zion Lutheran Church on Thursday evening.

A reception for the immediate family was held at the St. George Hotel. After the wedding trip the couple will live in Baltimore. Mrs. Joseph Lerner of 2412 Ocean Ave.

will leave shortly with her cousins, Mrs. S. A. Kessler and Miss Elaine Kessler, for Wilmington, Del. They will also visit Atlantic City and Washington, D.

C. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED LA FOND Miss Iris C. Harrison is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Edward Stacy Harrison of Avon, and the fiancee of Theodore E.

Helk of 3608 Avenue T. posed of ten members of Garden Club and ten from- the Woman's Advance Club. A meeting of the committee will be held Wednesday, Aug. 17, at the high school library. Pt.

Washington Garden Club Mrs. Joseph Renson of Beacon Hill was hostess at her home rethe members of the Port Washington Garden Club, at a picnic lunch. An artistic display of Summer flowers was presented by the members. Mrs. Roy Grumman of Ivy Way, Port Washington Estates, was awarded first prize for her exhibition of tiger lilies.

Queens Garden Department FRANKLIN GRANT GEPPERT WALLIS Park West. Helen and WilSt. John's Place. Bellport Personals Special to The Eagle Bellport, L. Aug.

6 George C. Weidner and Kermit Roosevelt Beckman of Jersey City, N. are at the home of Mr. Weidner's mother, Mrs. G.

Monsell Weidner, on the Montauk Highway. Mrs. Dwight Gilbert, who spent July with her sister, Mrs. Lindley Murray at her home in Browns Lane, has gone to Great Barrington for the remainder of the season. Commander E.

K. Lang, U. S. retired, has rented the Carman cottage in Bellport Lane for a year. The Rev.

Elliott Travalee gave a lawn party at his home on Wednesday evening for the benefit of widows and aged ministers of the Zion Church. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Haas, and their daughter, Miss Helen Haas, who have been spending several weeks at Syracuse, have returned to their home on New Jersey Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. William Searles of Danbury, have leased William F. Gardiner's cottage on the Station Road for one year Cedarhurst Personals Special to The Eagle Cedarhurst, Aug. 6-Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb Jr. of Mount Kisco, N. spent the last few days with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George W. Wickersham, here. Eugene P. Gregory will arrive home tomorrow from Dearborn, to spend his vacation with his parents, and Mrs. Eugene D.

Gregory, at tine family home on Auerbach Lane. O'NEILL-SCHEIBER Miss Lorene O'Neill, daughter of Mrs. Patrick O'Neill of Richmond Hill, L. and the late Thomas O'Neill of Jersey City, N. will be married tomorrow morning to Walter Scheiber, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Scheiber of Woodhaven, L. The ceremony will be performed in the R.

C. Church of the Holy Child Jesus, Richmond Hill, by the Rev. William Delaney, assistant pastor of the church. Miss O'Neill will be attended by Miss Florence Ebbers and Arthur Scheiber will be best man for his brother, A wedding breakfast wlil follow, after which Mr. Scheiber and his bride will leave for their wedding trip to St.

Louis. They will live in Kew Gardens upon their return. Miss Frances John Hill Butterly of 469 Eastern Parkway is at Clever-Lake George, N. as the guest of Miss Elizabeth Chubb of Schenectady and Lake George, She will return to Brooklyn the latter part of the week to take an active part in the activities of the Neighborhood Club. The garden department of the Women's Club of Queens Village at their regular monthly meeting held at the home of Mrs.

A. W.Canfield, the chairman of the department, selected a committee forming plans and arranging schedules for the annual Fall flower show, to be held at the club's Fall opening in September. The show committee consists of following members: Mrs. Edmund M. Blake, chairman, and Miss Ida M.

Thiele, Mrs. William FlemM. Harriet Freckleton, Mrs. E. ing, Mrs.

Charles Bernhard, Miss Caldwell and Mrs. W. J. Oothout. Mrs.

James Edmund will have charge of all printing in connection with the show. An interesting calendar has been arranged for the month of August at the Sands Point Bath Club, at Port Washington, L. I. Besides the regular Wednesday and Saturday dinner dances, the Friday Shore dinners and the Saturday and Sunday tea dances other events will be held. Next Friday night Tony Sarg will direct his marionette show, while the following night a county fair will be held.

On Friday night, Aug. 19, a cabaret show will be featured, and a week later the "Evening in Montmarte" will be one of the high spots of the season. In the line of sports the Sands Point trophy swimming races will be held each Saturday afternoon. Several deck tennis meets scheduled for the month. Next Sunday a men's singles tournament will be held, followed by a junior meet on Saturday, Aug.

20, and mixed doubles the following day. On Sunday, Aug. 28, a volley ball tournament will be featured. A duplicate contract bridge tournament under the direction of Mrs. Howard Lincoln Close will be held on Saturday afternoon.

On Aug. 27 a backgammon tournament will be held. Last night there were wrestling matches on the marine terrace at the club. This afternoon a sunburn dinghy regatta will be held. A special eight bells beefsteak dinner, served on the marine terrace of the club, will follow the event.

H. M. Baker is chairman of the regatta committee, the members of which are J. S. Dickerson Victor Kliesrath, Commodore Edgar F.

Luckenbach, William E. Lundgren and William H. Taylor. Among the members of the club are Mr. and Mrs.

John M. L. Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Royston, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur W. Kelly, Commodore and Mrs. Edgar F. Luckenbach, Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Kliesrath, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reimers, Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice A. Salembier, Mr. Mrs. Willard G. Triest, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis P. Cartier, Mr. and Mrs. Walter P.

Chrysler, Mr. and Mrs. S. Hillen MacSherry, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Pulitzer Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. F. Moore, Frank J.

Murphy, Richard Egan, H. M. Baker, Herman Steinbrugge, John Englis, John F. Riddell J. S.

Dickerson William E. Lundgren and William H. Taylor. HEISER-SHIELDS Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Shields of 25-7 Ditmars Boulevard, Astoria, L. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ella M. Shields, to Herman Heiser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heiser Sr.

of 9303 Herrick Forest Hills. The wedding took place at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy on Continental Ave. in Forest Hills, with Rev. Edward P. Costello, pastor of the church, officiating at the nuptial mass.

A wedding reception followed at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Heiser are motoring through the New England States for their wedding trip. RECENTLY WED Mrs.

Samuel Grohs was ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karpel her recent marriage in the Grohs are living at 1440 26th Shoreham Garden Club Mrs. C. V.

Pallister, president of the Shoreham Garden Club, has arranged a luncheon for the Garden Club for Aug. 16 the Three Village Tea House at Stony Brook, L. I. After the luncheon the club members will visit several gardens at Oldfield. Mrs.

Frank Melville whose garden will be visited last, will serve tea. Mrs. C. L. Foster of South Orange, N.

entertained 11 guests at luncheon at the Three Village Tea House recently. The tea house is sponsored by the Three Village Garden Club of Setauket, Stony Brook and Oldfield, and Mrs. Frank Melville Jr. is the president. KANE-SHIRKEY Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton G. Shirkey of 239 Beach 128th Rockaway Park, L. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Helen Elizabeth Shirkey, to Daniel Hipwell Kane, son of Police Inspector and Mrs. David Kane of 2229 Nannoke Far Rockaway.

The ceremony took place recently in the First Congregational Church of Rockaway Beach with the Rev. John C. Green officiating. Mrs. Marion Borner Shirkey, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor, and David S.

Kane, brother the bridegroom, was best man. Following the ceremony the couple left on a cruise to Nova Scotia and Bermuda, Upon their return they will make their home in Forest Hills, L. I. The bride is a graduate of Adelphi College, class of 1930. Mr.

Kane is ra graduate of New York University and N. Y. U. Law School. Both bride and bridegroom are graduates of Far Rockaway High School.

SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bradley (Laura Mowlem) of E.

3d St. announce the birth of a son, Donald Edward Bradley, on Tuesday at the Prospect Heights Hospital. JUCH-HINDS Special to The Eagle Woodmere, Aug. 6 Word has just been received here of the marriage July 26 in Springfield Center of William A. Juch Jr.

to Miss Ellen Hinds, a school teacher. Both are well-known members of the younger set, and active in local civic affairs. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J.

Hinds of Springfield Center. She is a graduate of the Oneta Normal and Teachers College and later attended Columbia University. Mr. Juch, is a son of Fire Commissioner William A. Juch.

The couple are now on a wedding trip through Canada. Upon their return they will make their home here. shown above with her young Hagerty. They live in Garden Miss Dorothea Ogle, DINNER LAST NIGHT Special to The Eagle Atlantic Beach, Aug. 6-Mr, and Mrs.

Omar Champion of the Casa Del Mar Club gave a dinner party tonight for 18 on the marine roof, Mrs. Champion is the former Miss Jean Roman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roman of 1012 California Place, North Long Beach, whose marriage to Mr. Chamuion took place last Sunday at the Atlantic Beach Club.

A reception followed, at which Mr. and Mrs. William L. Austin were hosts. Mrs.

Caroline Lagrave, treasurer of the Jamaica branch of Three Score and Ten Club, is in the Catskills with her daughter, Mrs. A. Randell of Bellerose, L. I. SCHWEIKER-MATTISON Special to The Eagle Miss West Grace Hempstead, Schweiker, L.

daughter Aug. 6 of Mr. and Mrs. George William Schweiker of 11 Poplar became the bride of John Albert Mattison son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Albert Mattison of Pulaski, N. yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the chapel of the Little Church Around the Corner. A wedding supper followed at the Park Central Hotel for the wedding party and the immediate families. The couple will leave tomorrow for a motor wedding trip and will reside in Buffalo, where the bridegroom is connected with the Curtiss Airplane Company. The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Dorothy Braunworth, and the bridegroom by his brother, Donald Mattison, A.

J. Weber of 489 Washington who has been at the Lake Placid all season, will leave next Sunday for Toronto, Canada, to attend the Dancing Masters Convention. He will return to the club on August 19. Mrs. Weber and their daughter and son, Miss Doris Weber and Edwin Weber, will remain at the club.

SELECTS PLAY Special to The Eagle Woodmere, Aug. 6-Because another organization has also chosen "The Whole Town's Talking" for presentation on Sept, 1, the Woodmere Academy Alumni Association Dramatic Club, has selected "The Queen's Husband' as its feature. As originally announced the production will be staged at the John H. Hessel Memorial Hall. The Garden City Hntel GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND Owned and Operated by the Garden City Co.

In a Beautiful Park of Thirty Acres Our guests have the privilege of the famous Salisbury Golf Links (five courses) at the nominal fee of $1.00 on week days, $2.00 on Saturdays, Sundays' and Holidays Miss Gertrude Karpel, daughof 1440 E. 26th before Flatbush Club. Mr. and Mrs. St,.