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B-C 3 Weekend Parties Are Given by L. I. Hostesses Kennel Club Show Planned BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JANUARY 14 1934 Church Socials Continued from Page 2 Findley, Mrs. Richard Nugent, Mrs. Foster Holmes Piatt, Mrs.

Clifford Gorden Roselle, Mrs. Daniel Wi-nant and Mrs. Clarence Muller. The committee in charge of the bridge will include Mrs. Dalmasse, Mrs.

Daniel Winant, Miss Findley i and Mrs. Muller. Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne's Current Events Talk Topics Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne's topics for her current events lecture at the Academy of Music Thursday i I A 1 Mrs.

John F. Murray, Mrs. Lester H. Orr, Mrs. Bernard L.

Spence, Mrs. Edward Grace, Mrs. Gardiner Con-doy, Miss Olive Simpson, Mrs. Everett J. Wingert, Mrs.

Francis Durk, Mrs. M. K. Allebach, Mrs. Franklin Taylor and Mrs.

William O. Prescott. Manhattan Chapter, D. A. Mrs.

Livingston Rowe Schuyler, regent, will meet at the Hotel Mc-Alpin on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Helen L. Young is chairman of program. The chapter will have a patriotic service today.

Miss Cecile McTernan of 725 Rugby Road was hostess at her home recently at a bridge and tea for the committee in charge of the supper dance given by the Alumnae of Academy of Mt. St. Vincent. Among those present were Mrs. M.

C. O'Brien, Mrs. William E. Howley, Mrs. Elmer A.

Sperry, the Misses Catherine McShane, Mary Chin-nery, Cletus and Evelyn Cummis-key, Rowena Sullivan, Claire Sullivan, Helen Dunston, Beth Murphy, Margaret Kerwin, Mary Needham and Rita Corin. Miss Janet Holden Engaged To George Kenneth Simonson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Holden of Whitehall Boulevard, Garden City and Cutchogue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Janet Holden, to George Kenneth Simonson, son of Mrs.

George M. Simonson, also of Garden City. Kew Gardens Weekend News Special fo The Eagle Kew Gardens, Jan. 13. Mrs.

Charles R. Smith of 258 Brevoort St. will entertain their evening bridge club at their home this evening. Mrs. Ruth Tara Fletcher left this week for San Antonio, Texas, after an extended stay here.

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hart of 119 Onslow Place have as, their house guests Mr. and Mrs.

alward Hunt of Colliers, W. Va. Miss Marjorie Gateson, stage and screen star and daughter of Mrs. Augusta V. Gateson of 68 Beverly Road, has returned home after a prolonged stay in Hollywood.

Mrs. Robinson Davies of West Islip is at the Hotel New Weston, Manhattan. One of the most outstanding social events of the season among the members of the Garden City and Hempstead colonies will be the dinner dance on Jan. 27 at the Lido Country Club at Long Beach. Mrs.

Alexander T. Hussey is chairman of the committee. 'V' Ai If i 1 3 IV I i LAWSON VARIAN Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Martha M. Law-son, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.

Charles Lawson of Hollis, to George L. Varian of Riveredge, N. J. Miss Lawson is employed in the clerk's office of the Federal Court in Brooklyn. Mr.

Varian is an attorney. PETERS Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Carrie E. Peters of 325 Halsey St. and James-port, and Fred J. Maytrott of 189 Hancock St.

Miss Peters is well known for her presentations of children's entertainments in Brooklyn churches and schools. Mr. Maytrott is president of the Methodist Social Union. Mi Marie M. Sabbatino, daughter of Sahatore Sahbalino of 1713 Beverly Koad i engaged to Frank A.

Harrera, ion of Mr. and Mr. Stephen F. Harrera of 9935 3d Ate. (Photo by Blaheman Shuter.) Mix Marianne Corhrane, daughter of Mr.

Thoma W. C.tH'h-rane of liroolilyn, i engaged to George Theodore Largon. on of Mr. and Mr. Alfred l.aron of Stamford, Conn.

(Photo hy Parh.) More News of Music School Tea Port Washington Personals tea were Mrs. Russell Benedict, Mrs. Willis Dodge, Mrs. Frank Hopkins, Mrs. R.

A. Kempton and" Miss Sylvia E. Randall. Kennel Club Show May 12 At Sea wane Club; Other News Special to The Eagle Hewlett, Jan. 13 Mrs.

William H. Long Jr. of Hewlett Harbor is planning the Long Island Kennel Club's All Breed Dog Show, to be held May 12 at the Seawane Club. Mr. and Mrs.

George P. Brett, formerly of Hewlett, will be the house guests over the weekend of Jan. 27 of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L.

I. Colonists Begin Their Annual Migration South Special to The Eagle Lawrence, Jan. 13 This week marked the beginning of the Winter migration of members of the fashionable set who make their homes throughout the local colonies of Hewlett, Woodmere, Cedarhurst and Lawrence to the South for brief sojourns. Among the first to go on a brief visit was Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick F. Alexandre of Lawrence, who left Thursday to spend the week-end at Warrenton, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winmill. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Williams of Lawrence have just departed for their Winter place at Mountain Lakes, to be gone for the remainder of the Winter season. Mr. and Mrs. Junius A.

Richards, Cedarhurst; Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Gwynne, Hewlett, and Mrs. John T.

Scully and young son, John T. Scully, also of Hewlett, will leave for warmer climes later in the sea son. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Hewlett have returned from their place at Yenesee, S.

where they were quail shooting for a fortnight with their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens of Cedarhurst. Among those who recently returned from duck shooting off a houseboat in the Chesapeake, Virginia, are Mr. and Mrs.

Howes Burton, Lawrence; E. Herrick Low and Arthur Peck of Woodmere. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Norris and Mr.

and Mrs. A. O. Norris of Lawrence have left for Gibsonville, N. where they will sojourn for a fortnight at Mrs.

O. W. Bright's hunting lodge, later going to Rock Hill, S. to visit Mrs. A.

O. Norris' brother-in-law and sister, Lt. Dukes Wright and Mrs. Wright, for a while before returning home. Jackson Heights News Dr.

and Mrs. Peter Sammartino of Oak Hall have returned from a visit to the New College Community at the Springfield Farm in North Carolina, where Dr. Sammartino. an associate of the college, conducted the seminars for a week. Miss Marion Louise Weaver and John Baxter Weaver, daughter and son of Mr.

and Mrs. Baxter Weaver. of Spanish Gardens, have returned COMMITTEE TEA Miss Mary McCormack, daughter of Mrs. John L. McCormack of 535 1st entertained the committees for the annual Winter dance of the St.

Saviour Mission Unit, which will be held next Saturday at the Savoy-Plaza Hotel, Manhattan, at a tea at her home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Louis Alter and Miss Eloise Corcoran poured. Those attending were the Misses Dorothy Bernard, Rita Carleton, Eloise Corcoran, Ruth Davey, Ruth Dunn, Margaret Farley, Marie Gru, Mary Hurley, Marion Gallagher, Ann Ledwith, Agnes Leen, Kay Ledwith, Margaret Loughlin, Elean or Ledwith, Mary McCormack, Elaine McCarthy, Helen McCormack, Florence Murphy, Honorah McCormack, Ann Shea, Margaret McCormack, Margaret Hennessey, Florence Ward, Dorothy Harrison, Helen Walsh, Rita O'Keefe, Muriel White, Mildred O'Keefe, Virginia White, Mrs. J.

L. McCormack, Mrs. Frank McCormack and Mrs. John McCormack. SACRED HEART BARN DANCE The Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart R.

C. Church will hold a barn dance in the church auditorium, 78th Glendale, Wednesday evening, Jan. 24, in place of the annual card party. TO HAVE SMOKER JAN. 25 The St.

Leonard's Holy Name Society will hold its annual smoker Thursday evening, Jan. 25, in the parish hall, Jefferson St. and Wilson Ave. Refreshments will be served and entertainment given. Andrew Herbst is chairman of the committee in charge.

The officers of the society are the Rev. Joseph J. Huether, spiritual director; Barnard Myles, president; Mr. Herbst, vice president; William Ruede, financial secretary; John O'Brien, recording secretary; Anthony Magler, treasurer, and Felix J. Sanner, executive delegate.

JUNIOR PARISH CLUB The Junior Parish Club of Our Lady Help of Christians, with the cooperation of the various parish societies, has started rehearsals for the annual St. Patrick's Night show. James J. Burke will be the supervisor. TO INSTALL OFFICERS The installation of the officers of the St.

Saviour branch of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso ciation will take place Wednesday, Jan. 24, at the L. C. B. A.

clubrooma in the Johnson Building. The newly-elected officers are the Misses Marie Farrell, president; Mae Bogue, 1st vice president: Gertrude Graham, 2d vice president; Helen Connor, financial secretary; Loretta Garcia, recording secretary, and Mrs. Helen Hill, treasurer. PROPAGATION OF FAITH DANCE The Propagation of the Faith So ciety will give a dance Tuesday, Jan. 30, at the St.

Francis Xavier School hall, President between 6th and 7th Aves. Miss Mary O'Brien is general chairman, assisted by the following committees: Ticket, Miss Katherine Cunningham, George Wolting, Eugene Pierce and Joseph Tulane; poster, Gerald McCann. the Misses Kathleen Duffy, Eileen Murray and Mary Warron; publicity, the Misses Winifred Kelly, Ruth Laura, Rita White, Patricia Fitzgerald and Mary Daley, and refreshment. Jack Dennis, the Misses Grace Jennings, Miriam Griffin, Rita Matzen and Eileen O'Shay. ST.

MARK'S MEN'S CLUB The regular monthly meeting of the t. Mark's Men's Club will be held in Adams Hall, Beverly Road and E. 21st on Tuesday evening. Arthur Schwartz is president. The speaker of the evening will be Professor Michael Wermel, former economic consultant of the People's Commissariat, whose subject will be "Understanding Soviet Russia." YOUNG FOLKS' MEETING The Young Folks' League of Union Temple will have as its guest speaker at an open meeting tomorrow, Capt.

John H. Ayres, head of the Bureau of Missing Persons of Manhattan. GUILD ENTERTAINED. The Rev. Charles J.

Reilly, spiritual director of the Dramatic Guild of St. Raymond's Church, Lynbrook, entertained at dinner on Wednesday evening at Chimney Corners, East Rockaway, for the members of the cast of the mystery play given by the guild recently. Mrs. Miles Carey, director of the guild, gave a short talk, and Miss Florence Taylor, vice president of the Sodality of Our Blessed Mother, of which the guild is a unit, and Miss Kathleen Schratwieser, treasurer, also spoke. Miss Lena Proscia, vice president of the Junior Sodality gave greetings from the sodality.

CARD PARTY WEDNESDAY The former parishioners of St, Patrick's Church, Kent and WU-loughby will attend a card party and reception given under the auspices of the United Societies on Wednesday. The proceeds will be used for the education of Catholic young men t0 the priesthood. ON THE CREST of BROOKLYN HEIGHTS HOTEL (5) I Pierrepont Pierrcpont al Hicks Street All 4-53M Luncheon Dinner Sunday Dinntr 50c 6.c-85c 73o-Sl ROOMS fr PRIVATE FUNCTIONS Our cNTflitm iD'um ittmnndi fAfl iintfit, rir.fcrxi fnttftM ci With flie nirrUm ttjiffteit 6y peofl of good ttult. Special to The Eagle Port Washington, Jan. 13 Miss Evelyn Avery, daughter of Mr.

and Mjrs. Charles Avery of 3d is spending the weekend as the guest of a former classmate, Miss Ruth Smith of Port Jefferson, both Miss Avery and Miss Smith having been graduated in June from Mt. Holyoke. Mrs. Avery will toe hostess at a bridge on Thursday aft ernoon to 12 guests at the Manilas set Bay Yacht Club.

The Ladies of Che Methodist Episcopal Church, under the lead ership of Mrs. Edwin Singer, will have a bridge and tea at the parish on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 25. An added attraction of the afternoon will be talk delivered by Harold Sherlll, bridge expert. Mrs.

Singer is assisted by Mrs. Stanley Kent. Mrs. George Senn, Mrs. Milton Hopkins, Mrs.

J. W. Watson, Mrs. Bertram Allen and Miss Jane Brown. Miss Helen Dallard of Manhattan is spending several weeks as the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry M. Bremer at their home at Webster Ave. The members of all the Long Island Courts of the catholic paugh-ters will hold a dinner and dance at the Garden City Hotel, Garden City. N.

on Saturday night, in honor of the State Regent, Mrs. Margaret Tyman of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mrs. Josephine McGrane of Fairview Port Washington Park, is the grand regent of the Court of Alcantara of St.

Peter of Alcantara Church. The Misses Constance and Mary Elizabeth Richardson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Richardson of the Estates, are spending the weekend as the guests of Miss Joan Dillon of West End Manhattan. Mrs.

Thadius Rearick of North Bayles Ave. will be hostess on Tues day afternoon to Mrs. George Corry, Mrs. Emma Smull, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs.

Fred Hayes, Mrs. Edwin Singer. Mrs. Leo Chase and Mrs. Charles Avery.

Mrs. John Ettl (has returned to her home at Reid after spend ing some time at Chevy Chase, Md. Mrs. William H. Kneymeyer of Luquer Road, Manhasset Bay Es tates, was hostess at bridge and tea at her home yesterday to Mrs.

M. M. Porter, Mrs. Otis Loucks, Mrs. Edwin Singer.

Mrs. William Mon- tross, Mrs. Wilfred McBrian, Mrs. E. Smrrling, Mrs.

Milton Loewi, morning include "Our Little Fighting Mayor," "Are We Drifting To ward Socialism?" "War Clouds in the Orient." Receiving with Mrs. Jerome H. Pennock will be Mrs. Remsen Johnson and Miss Mary Hutchinson. Paul Revere Chapter, D.

Members Entertained Yesterday The Paul Revere Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution, Mrs. Elwood Sawyer regent, were entertained at the home of Erna Mae Titus, 40 Cambridge Place, yesterday. Among those present were the Misses Ellen Sawyer, Marie McClure, Marion Winchester, Jean Suttie, Ann Everson, Carolyn Low; 'also Warren Wilcox, Peter and Al- fred Everson. The 35th annual dinner of the Society of the Genesee will be held at the Hotel Commodore on day evening, Feb. 5.

Thomas J. Watson will be the guest of honor. Charles E. Meek of Brooklyn is chairman of the dinner committee. Philip A.

Benson, president of "the Dime Savings Bank and president of the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks, will address the Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark on Wednesday evening. His topic will be "The New Deal in Brooklyn." Mr. Benson will be in-, troduced by Robert Alfred Shaw, who will also be the chairman for the evening. Patrons for Diocesan Concert Thursday Night Patrons and patronesses for the Diocesan Choristers concert on "Thursday evening at the Academy of Music include Mrs. John E.

Mrs. William D. Breen Mrs. John E. Biggins, Mrs.

Philip r. A. Brennan, Mrs. Harry A. Beal, James J.

Byrne, Rt. Rev John Belford, D. Rev. Lawrence H. Bracken, Rev.

Edward A. Bukey, Mrs. Walter Jeffreys Carlin, Mrs. "'Thomas F. Cahill, Rt.

Rev. Francis P. Connelly. Rev. Henry W.

Church -ill, Rev. Jnmes V. Collins, Mrs. John H. Delaney, Mrs.

Charles Dodd, Mrs. Philip A. Doherty, Mrs, Michael J. Donovan, Mrs. C.

Gen evieve Devin, Rev. William T. Dillon Rev. Martin J. Donlon, Rev.

Thomas J. Feeney, Mrs. Charles J. Mrs. Francis J.

Gruning, Rt. John B. Gorman, Rev. Thomas A. Gately, Mrs.

Richard J. Hans- bery, Mrs. George R. Holahan "'William J. Hirten, John Hughes, Mrs.

James F. Hurley, Miss Mary F. Hughes, Miss T. Augusta Hynes, Rt. Rev.

Timothy A. Hickey, Rev. Francis J. Heaiy Mrs. Peter G.

Jantzer, Mrs. Christopher D. Kevin, Miss Mary Kennedy, Joseph F. Keany, Mrs, Philip J. Leddy, Mrs.

Joseph Lilly. Mrs. Robert W. Murtha, Mrs. Joseph F.

Mallon, Miss Margaret Markey, Rev. Joseph A. Murphy "Ph.D., Mrs. John R. McDonald, Miss Grace G.

McLaughlin, Rt. Rev. Joseph V. McClancy, Rev. Richard B.

McHugh, Rev. Archi bald V. McLeer, Rt. Rev. Thomas J.

O'Brien, Mrs. Charles J. O'Brien, Rev. Allen T. Pendleton, Rev.

John A. Poole, Miss Grace M. Quintan "Miss Frances M. Quinlan, Mrs. Harold W.

Rambusch, Rev. -Augustus Rath, Rev. Edmund Reilly, Mrs. Robert A. Sewell, Mrs.

James A. Spellman, Mrs. Peter "'Smith, Rev. Joseph F. Stedman, Miss Katherine A.

Tracy, Mrs. Nel son G. Wall, Rev. John D. Wynne and Mrs.

Paul E. Thalmann. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Auxiliary Directors of the Children's Home of the Long Island Baptist Association, Mrs. E. Tanner president, will be held on Tuesday at the home, Ocean Ave.

-at Avenue S. A meeting of the committee to precede the regular meeting has been called by the chairman, Mrs. Edward P. Or-rell Jr. College of St.

Elizabeth Alumnae Bridge Saturday The New York-Long Island chapter of the college of Saint Eliza-' beth Alumnae has completed ar rangements for the annual bridge and tea to be held Saturday in the Ambassador Hotel. Miss Katherine Rooney is chairman of the affair and her committee includes the Misses Grace Smith, Kathryn Fee, Mary Woods, Hilda Salmon. Marguerite Scott, Lois Flynn, Dorothy and Ella Sullivan of Brooklyn. Miss Loretta McTiernan is president of the chapter. Patronesses for Berkeley P.

T. A. Card Party Tuesday The initial list of patronesses for the card party of the Parent-Teach- er Association of Berkeley Institute on Tuesday in the school auditorl- um, Mrs. William O. Prescott, chairman, Includes Miss Ina Clayton Atwood, Mrs.

Arthur Bower, Mrs. William C. Bowden Mrs. Seymour G. Clark, Mrs.

Alexander Ziropolo, Mrs. Robert Barber, Mrs. William B. Falconer, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs.

John Morehead, Mrs. Leo M. O'Neil. Mrs. J.

Treadwell Bullwinkel, Mrs. Irving Ellsberg, Mrs. Ralph Kirkman, Mrs. Lanza Ersbin, Mrs. Allen Hexamer, Mrs.

Mervin Myerson, Mrs. John A. Mott-lola, Mrs. Samuel Salzman, Mrs. Richard M.

Mills, Mrs. Frederick Sittig. Mrs. Leigh J. Sessiona, Mrs.

Stewart, Mrs. Charles Lawson, Mrs. Edward Behr, Mrs. George Pettit, Mrs. Walter Jeffries Carlin, Mrs.

James J. Heffernan, Mrs. Charles Lynde Babeock, Mrs. Ed-" ward S. Dykcman, Mrs.

George A. Merill, Mrs. Rossiter Redmond, Mrs. William Winant Mrs. J.

Herbert "Young, Mrs. Robert L. Fraser, Mrs. Charles B. Crofton, Mrs.

Harry J. Crofton, Mrs. Michael C. O'Brien, Mrs. Willis Neally, Mrs.

Gustave Kellncr, Mrs. Gerard D. Kasper, Kingsland. Mr. and Mrs.

Gilmer Hadia, Man hattan, who are home from a holi day at Marjorca, an island off Spain, will be the house guests next weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Van Rensselaer, Hewlett. Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs.

Van Rensselaer will entertain for them. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Montgomery of Hewlett are visiting the latter's mother in Westbury for awhile. Miss Suzanne Kip Wood, daughter of Mrs.

John M. Dodd, Hewlett, has returned to Miss Porter's school at Farmington. after having spent the holidays here. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Lee Gwynne of Piermont Ave. entertained at dinner tonight in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Lord Boatwright of Richmond, Va.

Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coffin. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry S. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Asfnmore and Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Davis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Abbott Goodhue will sail on the Bremen Saturday for England. News From Cedarhurst Special to The Eagle Cedarhurst, Jan. 13 Mrs. George d'Utassy of Cedarhurst is home after a brief visit in Manhattan with Mrs. Willard Triest.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mapes of Ocean Ave. are spending a few weeks in Palm Beach. A stag dinner at the Rockaway Hunting Club tonight followed the annual Canadian-United States Squash racquets tournament.

Junius A. Richards was toastmaster. MISS LENNON HOSTESS Miss Charlotte M. Lennon of 121 Brooklyn entertained at bridge and tea at her home on Thursday for Mrs. Claire White of Kingston, N.

Y. The other guests were Miss Esther McCally, Miss Grace England, Mrs. Marie Friedley, Mrs. Lawrence Corcoran, Mrs. Raymond Marten and Mrs.

Henry Dowsett. Theodore M. Hardy, Miss Juliet Haley, Mrs. Ralph A. Harris, Mrs.

A. Stedman Jameson, Mrs. Warner King, Mrs. Frederick Kruse, Mrs. Alfred L.

Lane. Mrs. Howard Lang-worthy, Mrs. Harold J. Small, Mrs.

Charles May, Mrs. Burt Foss Nichols, Miss May Schenck, Mrs. William C. Spellman, Mrs. George S.

Tamlvn, Miss Katherine Tilton, Mrs. Robert G. Williams, Mrs. Robert L. Wood and Mrs.

Wilson B. Zimmer. Mrs. Frederick Kruse and the members of the entertainment committee of which she is chairman, will preside at the tea following the musicale. Kendall K.

Mussey, director of the Brooklyn Music School Settlement, will introduce Miss Anglin and will talk on the work of the settlement this year. Others who will take part in the program will be Ruth Windwer, Gioia Christy, Iola Margulies, Arthur Thoretz, Carol Sagerstrom, Rhea Ohnhaus and Leon Goldstein. Miss Anglin will give a scene from Henry VIII and a poem. Parties at Forest Hills Special to The Eagle Forest Hills, Jan. 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dauphinot will be the host and hostess to the Forty Club at a bridge and dinner at the Forest Hills Inn on Thursday evening. Mrs. John P.

Lamerdin, president of the Kew-Forest Auxiliary of the Mary Immaculate Hospital, and Mrs. Clifford S. Trotter, chairman, will be in charge of a card party for the benefit of the hospital at the Seminole Club on Monday. Mrs. George J.

Campo, Mrs. P. K. Kelly and Mrs. Bernard Hershon will assist as hostesses.

Mrs. F. G. Brehmer of 2 Over-hill Road will be hostess to the Forest Hills Chapter of the Delphian Society at her home on Thursday. Mrs.

John Howard Lewis of 35 Summer St. is in charge of arrangements for the presentation of the play. "Nothing But the Truth," which will be given for the benefit of the Women's League of St. Luke's Church of Forest Hills at the Community House on Feb. 9.

Those as sisting are: Mrs. Paul Schulze-Berge Mrs. Elton W. Clark, Mrs. Thomas Keane, Mrs.

Arnold Smith and Mrs. Betty Knight. Rockville Centre News Special to The Eagle Rockville Centre, Jan. 13. Miss Dorothy Wells, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Scott Wells of 193 Cedar will be married to Harvey Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Schneider of 259 Hempstead on Friday evening.

The ceremony will be performed at the Wells home. Miss Louise Wells will be her sister's only attendant and Arlington Laverne Roselle will be best man for Mr. Schneider. The Rev. Charles Haddon Bloom will officiate.

A reception will follow at the Garden City Hotel. After a wedding trip Mr. Schneider and his bride will live on Emerson Baldwin. The Haarlem Philharmonic Concert breakfast will be held on Thursday at the Waldorf Astoria, Manhattan. Some of those from Rockville Centre who will attend are Mrs.

Howard Leonard, Mrs. Thomas Darling, Miss Marjorie Leonard, Mrs. Earl J. Bennett, Miss Adeline Davison, Mrs. Frank T.

Delano. Mrs. Charles Mount Mrs. Eugene P. Hawkins, Mrs.

Win-fiels Davison, Mrs. Austin Smith, Mrs. Schuyler Smith and Mrs. T. R.

Galloway. if. 1 Mrs. Rod-eric Waller, Mrs. John Ettl and Mrs.

Wilfred Hults. The members of the Play Troupe presented three one-act plays at the auditorium of the Senior High School tonight. The Ladies Club of the Plandome Golf Club will hold anotfi-er of its regular Tuesday lunches and bridge on Tuesday. Among those who have made reservations are Mrs. Carl Hotopp, Mrs.

Chrystie Roberts and Mrs. Carl Messell of Port Washington, Mrs. Homer Pence and Mrs. N. G.

Schlamm of Great Neck, Mrs. Gertrude Lyons of Baldwin. Starting today and for the next three Saturdays a dinner to be followed by a bridge for both the men and women will be featured. Cup will be awarded at the end of the four weeks to the man and the woman attaining the highest score. Mrs.

Walter Walsh of Great Neck will be hostess, Tuesday afternoon, to the members of tier bridge club. Among the guests will be Mrs. Harry Berg, Mrs. Peter Schmid, Mrs. Martha Dahl, Mrs.

Walter Lyons and Mrs. J. Cunningham, all of Port Washington, and Mrs. Estelle Wright of Manhattan. The Women's Auxiliary of St.

Stephen's Episcopal Church will hold a bridge at the parish on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas B. Taylor of Shore-view Road, Baxter Estates, will be hostess at a Silver Tea at her home on Friday afternoon. The members of the Beacon Hill Association will (have a dance on Friday night, Jan.

26, at the Plan-dome Golf Club for the residents of Beacon Hill and their friends. Those on the committee are Howard King, Eoyd Llpsett, Carroll Johnson, Lee Smith, Mrs. Robert Bartlett and Mrs. R. M.

Cheseldlne. Mrs. J. J. Ricks of Stonytown Road, Plandome, was hostess at bridge yesterday afternoon to Mrs.

Fred Clarkson, Mrs. Fred Hagger-son, Mrs. G. Harry Jackson, Mrs. James Shoemaker, Mrs.

Richard Hand, Mrs. Douw Fonda, Mrs. Wil liam Gallon and Mrs. James Mathes. Mrs.

Clark Chambers of Plan- dome will be hostess to the mem bers of her bridge club on Thursday afternoon. The members of this club include Mrs. Roy Gasser, Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs. Douw Fonda, Mrs.

Albert Bates, Mrs. Richard Hand, Mrs. O. W. Anthony and Mrs.

Charles Renner. Dichman, Anne Gwinn, Virginia Proctor, Muriel Germeroth, Carolyn Chalfant, Suzanne Rud, Constance Fagan, Patricia Moore, Alice Merritt, Isabel Combes, Betty Boyd, Mildred Emory, Norma Street, Jane Allison, Elise Stone, Grace Sherwood, Cira Astarita, Sophie Hubbell and Barbara Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Northam Warren and Miss Agnes Warren of Cherry Valley Road left today on a two-month South American trip.

Dean Arthur B. Kinsolving 2d and Mrs. Kinsolving are in Washington, D. C. Mr.

and Mrs. George L. Hubbell of Cathedral Ave. were dinner hosts this evening. Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Powers of Hilton George A. Powers Jr. and Thomas Powers are spend ing tne week-end in Mamaroneck, N.

as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad R. White. Mrs.

Robert E. Merwin. national vice president of the Ellis Island Committee, was the guest at a meeting of the North Riding Chapter, D. A. on Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Curtis Columbia of Wlldwood Drive, Great Neck. Mrs. Merwin spoke about the occupation work done by the D. A. R.

for the immigrants at Ellis Island. Mrs. Charles E. Finlay, chairman of the ways and means committee, announced the chapter will open the studio of novelties on Feb. 23 and 24 at the Kenwood Apts.

On the evening of Feb. 23 a buffet supper will be Co-hostesses for the The famous actress, Margaret Anglin, will be the guest of (honor at the annual musicale and tea sponsored by the membership committee of which Mrs. William W. Fitzhugh Jr. is chairman for fine contributing members of the Brooklyn Music School Settlement at the Brooklyn Little Theater, "on Tuesday, at 3:30 o'clock.

Miss Anglin will a reading and will talk on the place groups, sponsoring leisure time activities held in these changing times. Mrs. Benjamin Prince, president of the Board of Directors of the Settlement, will receive with Mrs. James Riley Bartholomew, Mrs Earle P. Huff, Mrs.

Walter Wat-ton, Mrs. Fitzhugh, and the members of her committee, Mrs. Frederick D. Kalley, Mrs. James Gray, Mrs.

Henry V. Raymond, Mrs. John Gillies, Miss May Gelston, Mrs. J. H.

Greener, Mrs. Oliver G. Carter, Miss Caroline D. Camp, Mrs. William J.

Corey, Mrs. Frederick Cris-ty. Mrs. William Cooper, Mrs. Philip Dickinson, Mrs.

Henry Greves, Mrs. home from a vacation spent at Fort Montgomery, New York. Mrs: Robert Bromley will be hostess to the Evening group of the College Women's Club on Tuesday at her home in Hampton Court. The Literature group will meet at the home of the president, Mrs. Roger Johnson, on Wednesday afternoon.

News From Patchogue Special to The Eagle Patchogue, Jan. 13 Mrs. Frank Luff of Jennings Ave. has returned from Manhattan where she has been the guest of relatives. The Parent-Teacher Council of Patchogue will sponsor two performances of Tony Sarg's Marionettes on Monday at High School Auditorium.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thornhill of Thorne St. have returned from a visit In Greenport. Mr.

and Mrs. James Leslie Finch of Oak St. entertained recently in honor Mrs. Finch's sister, Miss Mary Louise Murray of Brooklyn, at a buffet supper. Their guests were Mrs.

Samuel Bradley and Miss Eileen Bradley. Cornelius Schenck and Edward Roehl of Brooklyn, and Dr. Jacob Dranitskl of Patchogue. Tomorrow they will entertain a number of guests at dinner. Mrs.

Robert Gordon of Wiggins Ave. was hostess to her bridge club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Lauson of Babylon is the weekend guest of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.

and Mrs. Karl O. Alte of Clinton Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

Ichiolo Bianci of Orchard Road, East Patchogue, will entertain at a family dinner party tomorrow. Miss Alma Smith of North Bergen, N. is home for the weekend. Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Asa Burtis Smith of Amity St. Mrs. Frederick Edwards and Miss Susan Warren of Jayne Ave. are sojourning at Miami, Fla. Mrs.

George Clute of Cedar Ave. will be hostess Monday afternoon to the ABC group of the Metho dist Episcopal Church. Mrs. Arthur Taber of Swezey St. was hostess to the members of 'her club this evening.

Miss Cynthia Vunk, daughter of Judge and Mrs. John R. Vunk of N. Ocean Ave. is home for the week end from St.

Joseph's Academy at Brentwood. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Rafael Mc Carthy and son, Carlton Rafael McCarthy spent a few days in Manhattan recently. Miss Eleanore T.

Blue, daughter of former District Attorney Alexander G. Blue of Jayne has resumed her studies at Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pa. She spent the holidays at home. The officers elected for the com ing year by the members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Elks are: President, Mrs. Sidney Gerredette; first vice president, Mrs.

Harry unger: second vice president. Mrs. James Gordon Shand; recording secretary, Mrs. John Briscoe financial secretary, Mrs. Mary Si-rianni; treasurer, Mrs.

Joseph T. Schaefer. Long Island Society Mr. and Mrs. George Tompers Hosts for House Guest; Other Garden City Week-end Parties Special to The Eagle Garden City, Jan.

13 Mr. and Mrs. George U. Tompers of Cathedral Ave. have as house guest Mrs.

Charlotte Raineer of Philadelphia. Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. Tompers will give a supper party for tneir visitor. Other guests include Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.

George H. Fitter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Olena, Mr.

and Mrs. Webster Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kost, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Loesch, Mrs. Henry Stockum, Miss Eleanor Bovenizer, Miss A. E. Eld-ridge and the Messrs.

Harry Stockum, R. Gilbert Jackson, Rob ert Souers and Charles Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Jacka of Washington Ave. were dinner hosts this evening. Their guests were Mr. ana Mrs. Walter J.

Black, Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Peto, Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace W. Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Peto and Mr.

and Mrs. George F. Osten. Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Keating of Carteret Place had as dinner guests this evening Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Bishop and Mr.

and Mrs. Hamilton H. Salmon Jr. Miss Elizabeth Snyder of Welling ton Road was a younger set hostess this afternoon, her guests being the Misses Sally and Barbara Fuller, Joan Oakes, Betsy Rud, Marilyn Engua. Janet Budde, Shirley Whit- ney, Barbara Hutchinson, Louisa Mr.

Walter Xfatton. member of the board of director of the Brooklyn Muic School Settlement, head the priie committee for the dance fettival, the annual benefit for the tettlement on Feb. 17 in the 245th, Coatt Artillery Armory, (Photo by Blaheman Shuter.).