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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1932 Society at Summer Homes Entertain Guests for Weekends- -Others Away on Trips with a B. S. degree. He is a member of the Epsilon Chapter of the Theta X1 fraternity. Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Edgar Ivie of 117 8th Ave. left recently for a North Cape cruise on the Carinthia of the Cunard line. Upon their return they will go to Bethlehem, N. H.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur De Witt Bijou of 36 Plaza St. returned today from Bethlehem, N. H.

Dr. and Mrs Eugene Merwin of 769 Carroll St. and their son, Theodore C. Merwin, will spend the month of August at their home, Overlook, in Water Mill, L. I.

The Merwins have been at Water Mill for week ends. Miss Olive Paddock to Visit Mr. and Mrs. P. Austen Tomes In Great Barrington; Other News Special to The Eagle Great Barrington, July 9- Miss Olive Paddock of 22 Cambridge Great Barrington, wilonfonday to visit at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. P. Austen Tomes for a few days. From she will go to South Kent, to spend a fortnight with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Willard D. Paddock. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Tillotson of Ashford St.

have been recent guests at the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge, Mass. the Brooklyn guests at Among Heaton Hall, Stockbridge, are Mr. and Mrs. Graham 'K. Mellen of 1 Pierrepont Miss Edith Burtis of 120 Montague Mrs.

May Simms, Miss, M. J. E. J. Beers, Manning, Miss M.

P. Tilden, Mrs. Julia Doughty and F. W. Miss McWilliams.

Dr. and Mrs. William E. McColfamily of 1174 Dean St. lom and have taken a house on Lenox Road, Stockbridge, for the Summer, Rodney C.

Combes of 446 Mrs. Washington Ave. will leave her Barrington, home on Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Frederic Gurney of 296 Washington at Bellport, for two weeks. Henderson of 179 St.

Miss Peggy Place is the guest of Miss James Picaso of 200 St. James Place, Grace at Sheffield, Mass. Mrs. Harry Mitchell 275 ton Ave. will go to South Egremont, to be the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Frank D. Griswold, for weeks. Donald D. Patterson of 1408 Mrs. Ocean Ave.

has arrived at Sheffeld, to be with her sister, Mrs. Frank Laing, for the Summer. and Mrs. William C. Gretsch Mr.

Jr. of 1060 Ocean Ave. left town yesterday for Lake Waramauch, New Preston, Conn. S. Buchanan Sr.

of Mrs. William Ave. is visiting at the 416 Ocean home of her son and Summer daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil(liam S.

Buchanan at Lake WaWarwick, N. Y. The midwayanda, of July she will go to Kennedie to remain until after bunkport, Labor Day. Mrs. Percy A.

Shay of Mr. and Road are at their 1820 Cortelyou Summer residence, 502 Franklin Boulevard, Long Beach, I. Miss Gladys Hartland of 2025 Regent Place is visiting the Misses Dorothy Gene and Vivian Shay for a few weeks after which she will sail to The Shays will return to England. town Sept. 20.

Farewell Party Given Miss Rita Pendleton 0g 2116 Ditmts Ave. entertained at a bon dinner last evening at her voyage home in honor of Cyril T. Manning who will sail for Germany tomorrow to continue his studies in medical science. Mr. Manning is the of Mr.

and Mrs. Christopher J. son Manning of 757 E. 32d St. The other guests were the Misses Peggy Brown, Mary Louise Davis, Doris Wrens, Jean Lang, Natalie La Rue, also George Scott, Willitm Carroll, James Estes, James ConFrank Brown and Joseph Mcway, Nally.

Mrs. Charles A. Wilkinson of 298 Lafayette Ave. and her daughter, Mrs. Alexander Macrae (Miriam L.

Wilkinson), are the Inn, Buck Hill Falls, for July and will also remain for the month of August. Continued from Page 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pierce Molloy of 55 83d St. have aS their house guests at their Summer home at Island, Alexandria Bay, N.

Buck, Charles F. Hoffman, Miss Arline Bliss, Miss Bessie Seaton and Calvin Wardell, all of Brooklyn. Edward J. McCrossin of 242 Hancock his sister, Estelle W. McCrossin, and his children, Edward J.

McCrossin who has just graduated from Georgetown University, N. Warner McCrossin and Betty McCrossin, will sail on the "Lafayette" of the French Line on Saturday, July 16, for an extensive trip through England and the Continent. Mr. McCrossin, who is a lawyer of this Borough, has been for many years identified with Catholic charities. The Rev.

and Mrs. Wilbour E. Saunders of 49 Herkimer St. are spending the Summer at Windham, Vt. Mr.

Saunders will preach this Summer at the Central Baptist Church, Providence, R. and the Summer chapels at Lake George, Budd Lake and Point o' Woods. Dr. and Mrs. David T.

Bishop and their daughter, Miss Barbara Bishop 1 of 823 Prospect Place, will got to their place, The Rocks, at Westport on Lake Champlain, N. July 30 and will remain until the 19th of September. The Misses Nancy and Eileen McLoughlin, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Peter P.

McLoughlin of 361 1st sailed for Europe yesterday the new White Star liner on Their tour will include Georgia, England, France, Holland, Belgium, Germany. They Switzerland and were accompanied by Miss Irene McLean of Manhattan and will return the end of August, Miss Lucy Edith Coates Engaged to Be Married To Robert A. Kyllo Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.

E. Coates of 922 E. 32d announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Kyllo, Mrs. Robert Rio Kyllo of Faith, Coates, to Robert A. 2121 Foster Ave.

No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Snape of Lansdowne, are receiving congratulations on the birth their second son, John Walace Snape, on Thursday.

Mrs. Snape is the daughof Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Boehm of 111 Cambridge Place.

Miles F. McDonald of E. 5th Stony Brook, L. left for a two weeks' cruise on his boat Mamilee His guests are Francis J. Rogers.

Edward J. Curley and John A. Mahoney. will go fishing at Westerly, Martha's Vineyard Montauk; pastor at Block Island, and Nantucket. Mrs.

John R. McDonald will visit relatives in Pittsburgh, during her son's cruise. Mrs. Minnie Talbot Swain of the Granada Hotel sailed yesterday on the California of the PanamaPacific line for a visit to the Western coast. She will return in September by way of Banff and Lake Louise and the Canadian Rockies.

Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard Homans of Westhampton Beach, L. have Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Homans of Englewood, N. as their guests. ARLINE. RELYEA BANNWART Garden Clubs Civic work is considered most important activity of the Belle the Terre Garden Club, although they have taken an active part in flower shows of neighboring clubs and also had exhibit in one of classes in "the flower show of the New York State Federated Garden Clubs in the Spring. The club has placed seven signs in the village of Belle Terre attention to the New York law protecting wild flowers and shrubs.

A conservation meeting began the season's activities of club this year, and this month the Long Bird Club will be entertained, by the Belle Terre group. Mrs. Ralph P. Hinchman is the president of this progressive group of women. Athena Garden Club Special to The Eagle Freeport, L.

July 9-Mrs. Charles Whitlock entertained recently at her home on Roosevelt Place for members of the committee of the garden department of the Athena Club, who are taking care of the department's participation in the annual Freeport flower show in September. Mrs. Whitlock is secretary of the Freeport Dahlia and Flower Society and also chairman of the annual show. Her gardens are widely noted.

Present were Mrs. Homer L. Bartlett, chairman of the garden department; Mrs. William De Freitas, chairman of the show comMrs. mittee; Mrs.

Willam Becker, Walter Barrett, Mrs. John Low and Mrs. Lyndon Pierce. Southampton Garden News Special to The Eagle Southampton, L. July 9-The next meeting of the Garden Club of Southampton will take place Wednesday at Lenoir, the home of Mrs.

Rufus L. Patterson. At a meeting of the executive committee held this week at Sound-O-Sea, Mrs. Tillman Martin's home, it was decided to hold a competition of informal arrangements of garden flowers at the next gathering. Contestants will use vases of similar design and the same variety flowers.

Mrs. Robert Waller, president of the club, Mrs. Albert B. Boardman, Mrs. Charles R.

Henderson, Mrs. George G. De Witt, Mrs. James T. Terry and Mrs.

Patterson will compete. Mrs. Ancell H. Ball will show colored lantern slides of varieties of roses under the auspices of the American Rose Society on the night of July 18 at "Ballyshear," the Shinnecock Hills home of Mrs. Charles E.

Van Vleck Jr. Mrs. Van Vleck will return from Europe July 15. Plans are progressing for the annual flower show of the Southampton Horticultural Society and Garden Club to be held in the auditorium of the Southampton High School Aug. 5 and 6.

Baldwin Garden Club Special to The Eagle Baldwin, L. July 9-The Baldwin Garden Club, will celebrate its first birthday anniversary Monday evening at the meeting at the North Baldwin Democratic Club headquarters, Grand at 8:30. Mrs. Ida White Parker, executive director of the National Plant, Fruit and Flower Guild, will be the guest of honor, and will speak. The local club is affiliated with this organization.

Mrs. John Montgeinery will preside. Following the session and program cards will be played and refreshments served. Hostesses are Mrs. Edwin Hancock, Mrs.

Joseph Storms and Mrs. Frank Teets. The club is holding but one meeting a month during July and August but members are concentrating on preparations participation in second a annual flower show of the village, in which it is joining at the request of the Woman's Advance Club of Baldwin, sponsors. Bellport Garden Club There will be a meeting of the Bellport Garden Club in the Ytcht Club on Tuesday afternoon. The speaker will be Mrs.

Raymond Morris, vice president of the roadside committee of the Long Island Chamber of Commerce, and her subject will be "Conservation in the Woods and Fields and Along the of Roadsides." SEEN AT SANDS POINT Among those of note seen at the Sands Point Casino, L. are Miss Betty Hopping and Miss Elise Plankinton, daughter of Mrs. William Woods Plankinton of Manhattan and Southampton, L. I. YOUNGEST SET PHOTOGRAPHED ANN FAY BANNWARI Little Miss Arline Relyea Lehrenkrauss is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles F. Lehrenkrauss of Whitehall Boulevard, Garden City, L. I. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Magnuson of 50 Plaza St. are the parents of young Miss Cecelia Magnuson who is about three months old. Shirley Ann Fay is the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph H. Fay of Locust Garden City, L. I. Miss Carolyn Beebe Wed To Dr. Howard H.

Whitehouse At Mystic, Yesterday SHIRLEY The marriage of Miss Carolyn Beebe, daughter of Mrs. S. Edwin Beebe and the late Mr. Beebe, to Dr. Henry Howard Whitehouse took place yesterday afternoon in the family home at Mystic, Conn.

The Rev. Dr. James Romeyan Danforth of New London performed the ceremony. Miss Beebe, who was given in marriage by her mother, is a descendant of Elder Brewster and of John and Priscilla Alden. Her sister, Miss Helen T.

Beebe, was maid of honor and Mrs. Eugene C. Worden was matron of honor. Irving P. Whitehouse was best man for his father.

The bride is the founder, pianist and president of the New York Chamber Music Society and has given recitals on several occasions in Brooklyn. Dr. Whitehouse is a graduate of Yale and obtained his medical degree from the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University. He is a specialist in dermatology. Dr.

White is a member of the Yale Club. Mr. and Mrs. Forest M. Towl and family of 45 Montgomery Place have opened their home at Manhasset, Shelter Island, L.

for the season. Miss Doris Marie Rosecrans To Entertain at Garden Party And Dinner at Huntington Today Miss Doris Marie of Brooklyn will entertain a few of her friends at a garden party at her Summer home in Beachcroft, L. this afternoon, later taking her guests to the Hotel Huntington for dinner. The will include the Misses Irene 'Kleinert, Minnie Ucceline, Sarah Umpleby, Mrs. Arthur Feistel and Nella Brown.

Also Leroy Carner, Harry Nicholls, Arthur Feistel, Ferdinand Schlegel, Edward Swenson, Frederic Malleson and Paul Gilberty. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Maltie Butler of Carroll St. are spending the weekend as the house guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Angell, Shelter Island Heights, L. I. Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Valentine of 62 8th Ave, are spending ten days at Cape May. Later in the month they will go to the Inn at Buck, Hill Falls, for the remainder the season. Miss Etta McDermott of Brooklyn is spending the Summer with her aunt, Miss May K. McDermott, at her Summer home at Lynbrook, L.

I. Er. and Mrs. William C. Anderson of 130 He: imer St.

are spending the season at Beach Haven, N. J. Mention Eagle When Shopping Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Warner, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Egan, Mrs. Margaret Clifton, Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, H. W.

Torney, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Griffing, Gilbert Pratt, and Mr and 1 Mrs. James L. Pinks.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur M. Alling are entertaining William H. McLellan of New Orleans, La.

Miss Katharine Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Allen, is attending a house party this end at Mrs. M.

Grasty's at Cornwell. Bridge, N. Y. Miss Constance Woodward and her house guest, Miss Harriet Van Saum, are with Miss Allen. Mr.

Mrs. George Safford Manhattan have arrived at their cottage on Beach, Lane. Mr. and Alexander B. Gale of Seafield Lane gave a buffet luncheon today in honor of their house guests Col.

and Mrs. Edwin Gates Babcock of Brooklyn, who were judges at the show; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wrens of Manhattan, and Neville G. Higham of London, England.

Their other guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon Bouvier 3d of East Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. T.

Butler Duycknick Westhampton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mi.

Heatherton of Brooklyn and Shelter Island, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Rodgers of Locust Valley and Mrs. Nancy Ellithorne of Jamaica.

Following the luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Gale and their guests attended the show. Mr. and Mrs.

Basil O'Connor of Old Beach Lane have Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Elcock of Manhattan as their guests for the weekend and Contemporary Comment CECELIA MAGNUSON BACHRACH IF YOU WALK INTO a business ing fur coats modeled in office and chance upon 8 carved chest on the desk of one of the executives be sure before you reach into it that it contains cigars not static. You may find instead of a nerve soothing smoke, latest stock market reports, for the newest radios, made particularly for the office resemble humidors long, identified with the businessman.

They are about the size of a picnic basket and are a very modern way for the busy man to keep in touch with what's going on in financial, political and sports world." GOINGS ON: Many a boat has gotten a fresh coat of paint in the middle of the season when its owner found that the name of the fair damsel he had carefully lettered on the prow of his craft carlier in the Summer was now just the second party of a faded romance young men who bicycle around the city are permitted to drive the family cars in the country on junior licenses The girls who wore knickers several seasons ago now are sporting shorts Swimming suits now zip across the middle for the men to take their sun baths with ease 'stores in the city; the department are showing advance styles in black velvet hats and the downtown shops are hav- their weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Tremper Longman of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs.

Otis T. Bradley are entertaining Milward W. Martin of 2 Beekman Place, Manhattan. Parking spaces were reserved by the following: Mr. and Mrs.

Neilson Olcott, Mr. and Mrs. Basil O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus C.

Froeb, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund C. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander B. Gale, Harry Growtage, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. B. Herbert Smith, Richard C. Campbell Charles A.

Campbell, Mrs. Christopher Richardson, Miss M. Elizabeth Gair, Mrs. J. Fred Zimmerman, Miss Elsie Arnold, Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Glynn, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus P.

Smith, W. J. McMurray, Mr. and Mrs. F.

C. Jones, Mr and Mrs. Gerrish Bausher, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Funk of Southampton, Mr and Mrs. Ranald H. Macdonald, E. H.

Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. WE SAW AN INTERESTING invention in Manhattan the other night. was an automatic flapjack maker. In the place of the young girl who, used to stand in the window restaurant turning the pancakes over and over to the amusement of the crowds in the street, a machine has been installed that drops the batter upon the grill in tiny discs, cooks them as the grill revolves and with a mechanical turner places them ready to serve upon a hot plate.

WILL THIS NEW TAXATION lead to privation? The tax of 2 percent chewing gum should lead to gumless stenographers and the 10 percent tax on perfumery to scentless subways. will be fewer Valentines, Christmas and New Year's cards sent because of the postage tax. The problem will arise as to which IS the wiser," to fill one's cigarette lighter with gasoline at 1 percent per gallon tax or to use matches taxed at 2 cents per 1,000. With the cost of 5 cents levied on you every time you pay off a debt by check, (3 cents for postage a and 2 the check) a public utility company has hired 100 collectors to save money all around. M.

E. J. also took their guests to the horse show. The rehearsals for "Camera Capers," the annual Country Club show, will begin on Monday. Miss Carol O'Kane of Manhattan, who is directing the capers, selected those who wished to take part yesterday.

The entrees are not limited to club members. At a recent meeting of patronesses and committee members two new chairman were appointed, Mrs. James Pinks, chairman of tickets, and Mrs. Frank L. Driver chairman of the programs.

The other chairmen are Mrs. Gilbert C. Halsted Jr. and Mrs. Cyrus P.

Smith, head chairmen; Mrs. Reginald Cauchois, chairman of the, freshments; porch Mrs. entertainment Alexander and of Gale, rechairman of decorations, and Miss AT SOUTHAMPTON CLUB Photographed at the Southampton Beach Club, L. were Miss Nora Bell Goldsmith and Miss Anne Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Tiffany Richardson of Tuxedo Park, N. and Southampton, I. Margaret Alling, chairman of publicity. Among the patronesses are Mrs.

William Atwater, Mrs. Edward L. Finch, Mrs. Herman Livingston, Mrs. Charles L.

Bausher, Mrs. Frank L. Driver, Mrs. James Pinks, Mrs. Davis, Johnson, Mrs.

Dudley Miller, Victor Earle, Mrs. Alexander B. Gale, Mrs. Gilbert C. Halsted Mrs.

Harold Medina, Mrs. William Gill, Mrs. Stephen P. Nash, Mrs. Cyrus P.

Smith, Mrs. Irwin Smith, Mrs. Charles Robbins, Miss Margaret Alling, Mrs. Milan Goodwin, Mrs. Roger Wisner, Mrs.

E. DuPont Meyrowitz, A. Harris and Mrs. R. L.

Cauchois. Children's Gymkhana to Be Event of Monday in Southampon; Other News of Society at Resort windows. Special to The Eagle Southampton, L. July 9-Summer colonists in this locality who are partial to equestrian activities will attend the children's gymkhana at the Southampton Riding and Hunt Club, tomorrow afternoon. The event was postponed on account of rain Monday.

Many went to the Westhampton Beach Horse Show today. Among those from here who participated were Frank and Joan Holahan, children of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Holahan, and Jeanne and Patricia Murray, daughters of Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Murray, all Brooklynites. Mr. and Mrs.

Gardiner Conroy of 35 Prospect Park West, who are occupying the cottage on the corner of Halsey and Hill gave a this afternoon to celebrate the party seventh birthday of their daughter, Ann Conroy. Games were played on the lawn where late in the day refreshments were served. The honeysuckle vines covering the tennis court fences, and rose bushes surrounding the house, added charm to the setting. Ann's young guests included her sister, Bobby Conroy; Helen McCooey, Ann Kelly, Mary Jane Cudahy, Joan and Marsha Murray, Barbara Turner, Betty Redman, Anne Murray, Virginia Dunne, Margo and Gertrude Grace, Donald and Allen Kennedy, Jack Winters, 1 Robert and Stuart Bennett, John Cray, Jack and Robert Cudahy, Bert McCooey, Ennis McQuail and Thomas Moran. Cultural events are vying with sports activities for the attention of Summer residents.

Burton McElvey, tenor, and Mrs. Winthrop Gardiner of East Hampton, a mezzo soprano, gave a song recital this afternoon at Four Fountains. Mrs. Maud Taylor played the piano accompaniments. An exhibit of paintings, etchings and sketches is now being held at the Four Fountains studio, which was opened early in the week with a tea.

Chandler Goldthwaite and a of radio artists will group give an organ recital on July 15 at Four Fountains for the benefit of the Southampton Unemployment Relief Fund. Mr. Goldthwaite is contributing his services. Judge and Mrs. John J.

Anderson, William Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Winship of 789 St.

Mark's are Brooklynites recently registered at the Irving House. Brooklyn guests who lately at the Hampton Manor include stopped Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bourne, John J. Lynch, John O'Brien, Miss Gertrude T.

O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Connors, Mrs. Emma V. Murphy, James Muller and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ring.

Miss Rosamond Lucilla Fuller And Harold Edwards-Davies Complete Plans for Wedding Miss Rosamond Lucilla Fuller, daughter of Mrs. Richard Buckminster Fuller, of 169 E. 78th Manhattan, and Wiscasset, and formerly of Brooklyn, will be married to Harold Edwards-Davies of Manhattan, son of the late Captain and Mrs. George Edward-Davies of Hereford, England, next Saturday in St. Philip's Church, Wiscasset.

The Rev. Charles M. Tubbs, rector of Grace Church, Bath, assisted by the Rev. Henry Van Beuren Nash, will perform the ceremony, which be followed by a reception at the Summer home of Mrs. Fuller.

Miss Fuller will have Miss Louise Bigelow as maid fhonor, and Mrs. Otto V. M. Schmidt, Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes, Miss Leslie Larned and Miss Kate Larned will be the bridesmaids.

Allegra Fuller will be flower girl. Wolcott Andrews wil be best man for Mr. Edwards-Davies. The ushers will be Wolcott and Buckmeister Fuller, brothers of Miss Fuller; J. Nelson Borland 2d, Robin Hanson and Warren Buck.

Mr. Edwards-Davies and his bride will live in Manhattan after their wedding trip. The bride's mother was Miss Anne Hewlett of the Heights section of Brooklyn. Miss Mabel Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank A. Cooper of 597 3d is visiting Miss Dorothea Moore Westhampton Beach, L. I. Long Island Society Horse Show at Westhampton Attended by Many L. I.

Colonists; 'Camera Capers' Cast Selected Special to The Eagle Westhampton Beach, July 9 -A Horse Show was held here today in the ring on Potunk Lane and Main adjacent to the Country Club. The show was an all day affair. A lunch was served on the Country Club porch. Mrs. James C.

Kennedy Jr. was chairman of the entertainment committee. The subcommittees were: Advertising-Miss Elsie Arnold, Mrs. J. Fred Zimmerman, Mrs.

Christopher Richardson, Mrs. Herbert Redmond, and Mrs. Robert S. Baird of Quogue. Entertainment-Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Bolton of Quogue, Mr. Harold Medina and Mr. and Mrs. Basil O'Connor of Westhampton.

Prize Mrs. J. Gerrish Bausher and Mrs. F. C.

Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Ira F. Warner entertained guests and took them to the show.

Their guests include: Miss Geraldine Shepard, August Kern and Mr. M. A. Rasko, all of Manhattan. Mr.

and Mrs. Kennedy have as Mrs. Francis C. Pir. cham, vice president eras of the Pellport Garden Club, awtrded a prize for her exhibit at the Bay Shore Flower Show.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greason Jr. Dinner Hosts Tonight; Other Social News of Garden City Special to The Eagle Garden City, July 9-Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Greason Jr. of Whitehall Boulevard had as dinner guests this evening Mr. and Mrs. Tracy A. Clute, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Castle Meacham and Mr. and Mrs. Carl E.

Kieser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Reinhart Jr.

of Chestnut St. gave a beach party this evening. their guests being Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leeuw, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Arthur Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Matheson and Mrs.

Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Forman of Cherry Valley Ave.

and their children have returned from South Egremont, Mass. Miss Eleanor Parsons, Mrs. Forman's niece, accompanied them. Miss Josephine Casey of Auburn, N. is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. A. Osborne Casey of Wellington Road. Miss Jane Sargent of Cathedral Ave. has sailed to Join her parents, the Very Rev.

G. Paul T. Sargent, dean of the Cathedral of the Incarnation, and Mrs. Sargent, who are now in Europe with their son, Christopher Sargent Miss Lydia Lee Dicks of Rockingham, N. who has been the house guest of Mrs.

William C. Lawson of 3d has gone to visit friends in Manhattan before returning to her home. Mrs. Lawson also has as house guest her niece, Miss Mary Bailey Reynolds of Elmira. At a welcoming luncheon given for her by Mrs.

Lawson the additional guests were the Misses Marcia Ward, Mary Good, Isabel Combes, Marilynn Englis. Helen Droste and Betty Anne Underwood. Mr. and Mrs. Earl A.

Gillespie have returned to the Garden City Hotel for the Summer following a Winter's sojourn at Winter Haven, Fla. Others at the hotel are Mrs. S. O. Vander Poel.

Mrs. Anna M. Clark, Mrs. Clinton Backus, Mrs. J.

A. McCall, Mrs. James R. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lytle Hunter, Mrs. H. deB. Schenck.

John Sanford, Miss Helen J. Garrettson, J. T. Terry, C. C.

Cluff, Miss Margaret Geddes, Mrs. S. L. Trippe, Miss CarMrs. Rose W.

Kennedy, Theodore oline Trippe. Mrs. W. B. Lockwood, H.

Auerbach, all of Manhattan. Also Mrs. W. W. Pilkington, Mrs.

C. W. Riecks of Washington, D. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward S. Rawson Miss Daphne Rawson of Newport; Mrs. R. U. Clerk and J.

Malcolm Clark of Manhattan: Mrs. P. Le Boutillier and Miss Le Boutillier Please Turn to Pare.