Brooklyn Life and Activities of Long Island Society from Brooklyn, New York • Page 3

ANNOUNCEMENTS Sept. 9-11 Davis Cup Challenge Round; (Jerman-town Cricket Club, Philadelphia, Pa. Sept! 13 Men's National Singles; West Side Tennis Club, Forest L. I. Art exhibitions April 16-May 23 Decorative paintings and sculpture by the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors; Brooklyn Museum.

May 1-June 1 Exhibition of Berber and Arab from Morocco, assembled hy Miss Eliza Maria Niblack, Brooklyn Museum. May 5-June 15 Exhibition of Foreign Picture Books for Children, Brooklyn Museum. Dances June 2 (Wed.) dance for the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities work for the crippled; evening, residence of Miss Gladys Underwood, 336 Avenue. Nov. 20 First Brooklyn Concert of the New York Symphony Society, Walter Damrosch conducting; afternoon, Academy of Music.

Nov. 28 Philharmonic Society of New York; 3.15 P.M.; Academy of Music. Dec. 18 Second Brooklyn Concert of the New York Symphony Society, Walter Damrosch conducting; afternoon, Academy of Music. Jan.

2 Philharmonic Society of New York; 3:15 P. Academy of Music. Jan. 15 Third Brooklyn Concert of the New York Symphony Society, Walter Damrosch conducting; afternoon, Academy of Music. Jan.

30 Philharmonic Society of New York; 3:15 P. Academy of Music. Feb. 19 Fourth Brooklyn Concert of the New York Symphony Society, Otto Klemperer conducting; afternoon Academy of Feb. 27 Philharmonic Society ot New York; 3:15 P.

Academy of Music. -i Vv March 5 Fifth Brooklyn Concert of the New York Sym-. phony Society, Otto Klemperer i conducting; afternoon, Academy of Music. March 26 Last Brooklyn Concert of the New York Symphony Society, conductor to be announced; afternoon, Academy of Music. March 27 Philharmonic Society of New York, 3:15 P.Jtf., Academy of Music.

Dog Shows May 22 Queensboro Kennel Club; Aqueduct, L. I. June 12 North Westchester Kennel Club; Annandale Farm, Mt. Kisco, N. Y.

Weddings May 29 Miss Helen Elizabeth Smart, daughter of Mrs. George Smart, to Mr, James Gillis Dartt; evening, Church-in-the-Gardens, Forest Hills, L. I. June 5 Miss Elaine' Freeman, daughter of Mrs. Thomas McKendree Freeman, to Mr.

George Browning Biggs; 4 P. M.i Chapel of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Man. June 5 Miss Dorothy Lillian Koerner, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Wtllfam Frederick: Koerner, to Mr. Wentworth John Marshall; Brooklyn Woman's Club. June 8 Miss Jean Whiting, daughter of Mr. and D. Clinton Whiting, to the Rev.

George A. Trowbridge; Calvary Church, Man. June 8 Miss Mabel Hale Lineberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nichol Lineberger, to Mr.

John Henry Squires, 8:30 P. St. Bartholomew's Church. June 9 Miss Audrey Silsbe daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace A. Silsbe, to Mr, Reginald N. Webster; Park Man. June 12 Miss Hallie M. Jaques, daughter of Col.

and Mrs. Charles E. Jaques, to Dr. GeorgA J. Schreiber, Chicago, III.

June 17 Miss Katharine Burnham, daughter of Dr. Mrs. Clark Burnham, to Mr. Gardner Swentzel; evening, Church of the New Jerusalem. June 19 Miss Sylvia Alexander Lathrop, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Girault Lathrop, to Mr. Eugene Lascelles Maxwell; St. George's Church, Hanover Square, London. June 26 Miss Antoinette Clemens, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. James B. Clemens, to Mr. Theodore Lang Bailey; noon, fhapel of Si. Bartholomew's Church, Man.

July 5 Miss Michelle C. Bouvier, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Vernon Bouvier, to Mr. Henry Clarkson Scott; Easthampton, L. I.

Golf June 3-5 Westchester County Amateur Championship; Westchester-Biltmore Country June 9-12 Metropolitan Amateur Championship; Winged Foot Golf Club, Mamaroneck, N. Y. June 30-July 2 Metropolitan Junior Cherry Valley Golf Club, Garden City, L. I. July 7 Westchester County Father and Son Tournament; Bonnie Briar Club.

Sept. 9-11 Annual Invitation Tournament; Areola Country Club, Areola, N. Sept. 13-18 National Amateur Championship; Baltusrol Golf Club, Summit, N. J.

Births Burton Mr. and Mrs. W. Richelieu (Grace Lockwood Wilson), a son, Carson Peck Memorial Hospital, April 27th. Horse Shows May 21-22 Fort Hamilton Horse Brooklyn.

June 7-8 West Point Horse Show. June 18-19 Huntington Horse Show; Huntington Bay Club. June 25-26 Babylon Horse Show. Deaths Frank Emil H.t London, England, April 29th. Mr.

Frank, Polo May 22-31 River Club. May 29-June 10 Pola Club. May 29-June 12 Philadelphia Country Club. June 12-July 3 Meadow Brook Club. June 28-JuIy 14 Rockaway Hunting Club.

July 3-17 Broadmoor Polo Association. July 19-Aug. 14 Point Judith Polo Club. July 26-Aug. 4 Suneagle Polo Club.

Aug. 14-28 Broadmoor Polo Association. Aug. 14-31 Dedham Country and Polo Club. Aug.

14-31 Myopia Hunt Club. Racing May 21-June 12 Belmont Park. June 14-July 6 Aqueduct. July 30-Aug. 28 Saratoga.

Aug. 2-7 Monroe, N. Y. Aug. 31-Sept.

14 Belmont Park. Sept. 15-29 Aqueduct. Nov. 2 United Hunts.

Rowing June 25 Harvard and Yale Regatta. June 28 Intercollegiate Regatta; Poughkeepsle. Tennis Aug. 16 Women's National Championship; West Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills, L. I.

who was 48 years of age, lived at 65 Livingston Street, with his sisters, the Misses Adele A. and Florence Frank, who survive him. He is also survived by two brothers, Mr. George S. Frank, of 59 Livingston Street, and Mr.

Harold G. Frank, of Chicago, and another sister, Mrs. Paul Revere Smith, of 47 Willow Street. He was the son of the late' Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Frank, of Eighth Avenue, and a member of the Class of 1898 at Stevens Institute. Funeral services were held last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. George Frank. Lacrosse May 22 Crescent Athletic Club vs. Montdair A.

Bay Ridge. May 29 Crescent Athletic Qub vs. Toronto University; Bay Ridge. May 31 Crescent Athletic Gub Vs. Toronto University; Bay Ridge.

June 5 Crescent Athletic Qub vs Syracuse- University; Bay Ridge. June 12 Crescent Athletic Club vs. Montclair A. Montclair. June 19 Crescent Athletic Qub vs.

Crescent Club ot Syracuse; Bay Ridge. June 26 Crescent Athletic Club vs. Onondaga Indians; Bay Ridge. jones narry wuiis, aw Kexwooa ftoaa, uievciana nciguiB, Cleveland, 6hio, suddenly on May 15th, He-was the only son of Alva Long and Marion Thompson Jones and in his ninth year. He was a grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Thompson of 47 Pierrepont Street and a nephew of Mrs. Walter A. Lawrence of 194 Midwood Street.

Mrs. Jones was a Packer eraduate and a former Brooklvnite. I Miscellaneous June 17 June Frolic of the Fique Choral; Hotel St. George. Kenyon Mr.

Whitman Willcox, "Oakside," Smithtown Branch, L. I. Mr. Kenyon was born in Binghamton, N. ninety, years ago.

He moved to Brooklyn when a 'young man and established a lumber business here under the name of Kenyon and Newton. In 1861 he married Miss Lesbia Piatt Rugg, who died in leaving one child, Charles K. Kenyon. In 1899 Mr. Kenyon married Bertha Barrelle, who survives him, together with four children' of this marriage.

Mr, Kenyon, who always lived, a very active life, retired from active business thirty years ago, "when1 he built his country home. During his entire life he was an ardent yachtsman, both in New York and Florida waters." He was a trustee of the Kings County Trust Company. Newman Mrs. Anne Towner, 75 Prospect Park West, May 14tK. Mrs.

Newman is survived by her husband, Mr. Charles H. Newman, and a daughter, Elizabeths, She was the daughter of Mr. William Allen and the late Annie W. Towner.

Funeral services were held in the Parish House of the Flatbush Congregational Church on May 16th. Music May 22 Recital by Pupils of Mrs. John Francis Brines The Neighborhood Club. Oct. 24 Philharmonic Society of New York; 3:15 P.

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