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

A) ANNOUNCEMENTS Art Exhibitions June 2-Oct. 1 -Summer Exhibition of paintings, sculpture and drawings; West Gallery, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn Museum. All Summer- -Exhibition of oil paintings, William J. Potter: Hotel Bosert Lounge. Nov.

3 Annual Card Party of the Ways and Means Committee, Long Island State Chapter Daughters of Revolution, 2 P. Edison Building. Nov. card party of the Ladies' Auxiliary Committee for the Jeannie L. Grant Recreation Camp; afternoon, Oppenheim Collins.

Nov. 16 Card Party for Brooklyn Nursery and Infants' Hospital; Leverich Towers Hotel. Aug. 10 -Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall H. Russell's dance for Miss Betty Shevlin and Mr. Morton Smith; Southampton, L. I. Dec.

27 Ball; Heights Casino. Dog Shows Card Parties Dances June 30 (Sat.) -Monmouth County Kennel Club; Rumson, N. Sept. 16 Summer Show of the American Fox Terrier Show; estate of Mr. Franklin B.

Lord, Syosset. Aug. 2-3 -First Anual Montauk Beach, L. Open Tournament. Aug.

28-Sept. 1 -Amateur Championship Tournament; Montauk Beach, L. I. Horse Shows July 26-28 Conn. Aug.

11 (Sat.) -East Hampton, L. I. Aug. 25 Country, L. I.

Miscellaneous July 8 of Mrs. John Frelinghuysen Talmage; Devon Yacht Club, East Hampton, L. I. July 15 (Sun.) -Luncheon of Mrs. Alfred D.

Bell; Devon Yacht Club, East Hampton, L. I. Oct. 10, 11, 12 -New York State Conference, D. A.

Hotel Syracuse, Syracuse, N. Y. Nov. 8 First of Three Recitals by Miss Elsie Kissam Easton; afternoon, Hotel Astor, Man. Nov.

9 -Dinner of Alumnae and Friends of the Packer Collegiate Institute, celebrating 75th Anniversary of the opening of Packer. Nov. 20 -Annual Sale and Bridge for the benefit of the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men; 2 P. 745 Classon Avenue. Dec.

4 -Second of Three Recitals by Miss Elsie Kissam Easton; afternoon, Hotel Astor, Man. Jan. 8 -Last of Three Recitals by Miss Elsie Kissam Easton; afternoon, Hotel Astor, Man. Oct. 21 -First Brooklyn Concert of the Philharmonic Society of New York, Walter Damrosch conducting: 3:15 P.

Academy of Music. Nov. 13 (Tues.) -First of Three Recitals by Mary Thornton McDermott; evening, Renaissance Hall, Brooklyn Museum. Nov. 25 Second Brooklyn Concert of the Philharmonic Society of New York, Willem Mengelberg conducting; 3:15 P.

Academy of Music. Dec. 9. First of six recitals by the Paniagua Trio; 9. P.

The Neighbor hood Club, 104 Clark Street. Dec. 11 -Second of Three Recitals by Mary Thornton McDermott; evening, Renaissance Hall, Brooklyn Museum. Jan. 6 -Third Brooklyn Concert of the Philharmonic Society of New York, Willem Mengelberg conducting; 3:15 P.

Academy of Music. Jan. 8. (Tues.) -Last of Three Recitals by Mary Thornton McDermott; evening, Renaissance Hall, Brooklyn Museum. Jan.

13 -Second of six recitals by the Paniagua Trio; 9 P. The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street. Feb. 3. Fourth Brooklyn Concert of the Philharmonic Society of New York, Arturo Toscanini conducting; 3:15 P.

Academy of Music. Feb. 10 (Sun.) -Third of six recitals by the Paniagua Trio; 9 P. The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street. Feb.

24. (Sun.) -Fifth Brooklyn Concert of the Philharmonic Society of New York, Arturo Toscanini conducting; 3:15 P. Academy of Music. March 3 Fourth of six recitals by the Paniagua Trio; 9 P. The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street.

March 24 Last Brooklyn Concert of the Philharmonic Society of New York, Arturo Toscanini conducting; 3:15 P. Academy of Music. March 31 of six recitals by the Paniagua Trio; 9 P. The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street. April 28 -Last of six recitals by the Paniagua Trio; 9 P.

The Neighborhood Club, 104 Clark Street. Polo June 23-July 4 -Rockaway Hunt Club, Cedarhurst, June 30 -Miss Ellen Harvey Whitman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eben E. Whitman, to Mr.

William C. Breed; St. John's. Church, Far Rockaway, June 30 -Miss Helen Clark Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Fowns Colvin Fletcher, to Mr. Kingdon Scoville Tyler, Flatbush Presbyterian Church. June 30 -Miss Eleanor Cole, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.

Alfred Locke Cole, to Mr. Adelbert Edson Fradenburgh; 12 Chapel of Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. July 7 -Miss Janet Norton Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James T. Lee, to Mr. John Vernou Bouvier, 3rd. July 21 -Miss Winifred Horwill, daughter of Mrs. Edward T.

Horwill; Church of St. John of Lattingtown, Locust Valley, L. I. July 28 -Miss Kathryn Howell, daughter of Mrs. George Janeway Howell, to Mr.

James Cropsey Lott. Aug. 25 -Miss Kathryn Parker Clark, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark, to Mr.

Lewis Hall Bartlett; Salisbury, Conn. Sept. 3 (Mon.) -Miss Maude Bouvier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Vernou Bouvier, to Mr.

John E. Davis; "Lasata," East Hampton, L. I. Sept. 8 (Sat.) -Miss Helen Elizabeth Carr, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert F. Carr, to Mr. John Drew Catlin. Sept.

15 (Sat.) -Miss Marie Elizabeth Belknap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Belknap, to Mr. Charles Abbott Voss. Nov.

24 dance for Miss Natalie S. Wales, daughter of Mrs. Frank Taylor Evans; Sherry's, Man. Nov. 29 (Thurs.) -Dance for Miss Florence Weicker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Weicker; Ritz Carlton, Man. Dec. 28 (Fri.) -Dance for Miss Kathryn Fischer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Fischer; Sherry's, Man. Dec. 22 (Sat.) -Tea dance for Miss Marjorie Alva Bijou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest St.

Clair Bijou. Announcements suitable for these columns are desired. Contributions must reach this office by Tuesday morning to appear in the current issue and must be signed to receive attention. Births JOHNSON- Mr. and Mrs.

Harold W. (Esther Victoria Baylis), of 21 Morton Avenue, Freeport, L. a son, Nassau Hospital, June 23rd. The baby is the grandson of Dr. and Mrs.

Charles T. Baylis of Freeport, formerly of Brooklyn. Deaths CHITTENDEN-Mrs. Evelyn Betts, York, June 24th, Mrs. Chittenden was the widow of Professor Jonathan Brace Chittenden of Polytechnic Institute, one of the best-known philatelists and educators in Brooklyn, who died three months.

ago. She was born in Manhattan and married in 1900. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William F. Dalrymple, and a grandson, Stewart Chittenden Dalrymple, Services were held in the Fairchild Chapel, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

The body was cremated, and interment was in Greenwood Cemetery. CONNOR-Mr. Harry, Ashokan, N. June 24th. Mr.

Connor, who was a resident of 184 Columbia Heights and a prominent shipping man, was killed in a motor car accident in which Mrs. Connor was painfully injured. They had attended a house party together at the home of a friend near Kingston and with four other persons were on their way to the railroad station when, at a fork in the road, their machine was struck by another. Their car overturned and Mr. Connor, who was in the front seat, was thrown on his head.

Two other members of the party were painfully injured as well as Mrs. Connor. After the accident the other machine left the scene and was not identified. Mr. Connor, who was 55, was born in England.

He was traffic manager for the firm of Furness, Withy and was a member of the Crescent Athletic and Whitehall Clubs. He is survived by his wife, who was Miss Florence Sheldon, and three daughters, the Misses Sally Joslyn, Rosemary and Cecilia Connor. Services were private with interment in Albion, N. Y. L.

I. Golf Music Weddings Debuts HOVEN-Mr. William at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Addison B. Hall, 495 Eighth Avenue, June 21st, Mr.

Kouwenhoven, who had been ill a week before his death, was a member of one of the oldest families in Flatlands, his Holland Dutch ancestors having settled in that section in 1632. He was born in Flatlands 82 years ago and resided in the old Kouwenhoven homestead there until 1900, when he built a home in Flatbush, which he later sold, For the last fourteen years Mr. Kouwenhoven had spent his time traveling. For many years Mr. Kouwenhoven was in the horticultural business.

He was a director of the Long Island Safe Deposit Company, the National Bible Institute of New York and the South African Mission. Throughout his life he was deeply interested in church work. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Meserole Kouwenhoven, two daughters, Mrs. Addison B.

Hall and Mrs. Arthur Buys of Nyack, N. three sons, Mr. Gerrit Kouwenhoven, an officer of the National City Bank; Dr. John Kouwenhoven of Yonkers and Mr.

Cornelius B. Kouwenhoven of Scarsdale, N. five grandchildren and a brother, Mr. Cornelius Kouwenhoven of Kings Highway, The services on Sunday were conducted at the home of a niece, Miss Mary K. Ditmas, 2220 Ditmas Avenue, by the Rev.

Dr. Charles William Roeder, pastor of the Flatlands Dutch Reformed Church, and the Rev. Dr. J. Frederic Berg, pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church of Flatbush.

Interment was in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery, LONGSTREET-Mr. Leslie, Arlington, June 24th. Young Mr. Longstreet, who was the son of Dr. and- Mrs.

Arthur H. Longstreet of 245 Seventy-fifth Street, was killed when his automobile turned over on a road near Arlington. He and his companion, Leslie Forguites, had left Brooklyn on Saturday and were on their way to Forestdale, Mr. Forguites' home, to spend their vacation when a right -rear wheel came off the car and it overturned. Leslie Longstreet was graduated from Colby Academy and was to have entered Yale in September to study electrical engineering.

THOMPSON Mr. Arthur, 62 Randall Avenue, Freeport, L. June 25th. Mr. Thompson, who was 73, was born in England.

He had lived in Brooklyn for many years, but took up his residence at Freeport 25 years ago. He started with the Brooklyn Furniture Co. more than 50 years ago, serving for many years as superintendent. He was president for 25 years, retiring a year ago. He was a member of the Damascus Commandery, Knights Templar, and Brooklyn Chapter Lodge, F.

and A. M. He is survived by four daughters, the Misses Florence and Jessie Thompson and Mrs. F. S.

Lee and W. T. Stevenson, and four sons, the Messrs. Gilbert, William, Edward and Harry, all of Freeport. Funeral services were held at his home Wednesday evening, with the Rev.

Walter E. Thompson, pastor of the M. E. Church, officiating. Burial was in Greenfield Cemetery..