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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1935 Engagement Announcements, June Brides and Graduates Occupy Attention Many to Attend Inspection Tour of Consumptives Home About 75 board and committee members of 11 Brooklyn health and welfare agencies will attend a tour of inspection of the Brooklyn Home lor Consumptives, 240 Kingston on Thursday at 3 o'clock, arranged by the Brooklyn Tuberculosis and Health Association. Dr. Charles Prest, secretary of the association, will head the visiting group. A program will be held In the chapel ol the home and tea will be' served on the lawn. Dr.

Richard H. Bennett, head of the Pneumo- Plans Completed for the Wedding of Miss E. S. Polk And Raymond Guest on Jane 25 The plans for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth S. Polk, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk ot 8 E. 68th Manhattan, to Raymond Guest, son of Capt. and Mrs. Frederick E.

Guest of Manhattan and Roslyn, In the Church of the Heavenly Rest, Manhattan, on June 25 have been completed. The ceremony will be performed by the Rt. Rev. James de Wolfe Perry, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Rhode Island, assisted by the Rev. Henry Darlington, rector of the Church of the Heavenly Rest.

A small reception will be held at the Polk's residence for the members of the two families and a few intimate nljj ijjjjl St. Francit Xavier Academy 'Alumnae to Receive Graduates Coming Events there. Mist Cecelia Rt Vim Mildred Beach, at the exli rlass day committee at the Packer I graduated from the school tamorrmr. lured here alto trill be. graduated fri second from the left, in president of and a member of the class dar conn the center, is chairman of clas, day the clans.

Second from the right it man of the home committee and a and Miss Mildred Whitaker, at the exl Subscribers to St. Alumnae Luncheon St. Augustine's Academy Alumnae. Miss Marjorie Worthier, president, will hold its luncheon in the Hotel Bossert on Saturday, June 22. It will be followed In a business meeting and election of officers.

Miss Katnryn Kelly is chairman of Subscribers so far include Mr- Catherine Curtis. Mrs Vail- Mai- Jr. Mrs William Patton Mrs. ww Ad'' IZ Cannine. Acnes Foley.

J. me Kcifv Edna Moroni-, Grace Katnryn McHale. ixmiiiui. Fiti-patrick. Mar'.

MeC.iiu". Marv Tobin. Madeline hf leen Murphy, Irene McNamara Marie Harris. Motion picture Council New Diviion Meet Wednesday The Motion Picture Council of a Flat- fell a of Bed ford and Flatlands sections, works with the local theaters in an effort to develop balanced programs and greater discrimination on the part of the audience in the selection of 'heir ire I hev wish to arouse interest primarily for the adolescent gin wno goes alon WEDDINGS June 11 (Tues.) Miss Dorothy St. Vincent Ferrer's Church, Man-Miss Beatrice Palllster and Dlmlt-ris T.

Tselos, Pallister residence, 222 Jefferson 4 p.m. Miss Regina Lamb and John J. Halloren St. Saviour's Church, 10 a.m. June 14 (FrD Miss Helen Elizabeth Fulton and John Robinson Miller Cathedral of Incarnation, Garden City.

aft. Miss Ethelwynne Becket and Paul Manhattan, 4:30 p.m. June 15 (Sat.) Miss Marion I. Dun- and J. rtlmi Rmiierfi rd St.

John's Episcopal Church, Far Kockaway. Miss Lllla V. Webb and John C. Wilmerding, Cathedral of Incarnation, Garden City. Miss Miriam Fitzsimmons and William M.

Median, St. Charles Bor-romeo Church, 11 a.m. Miss Doris Merrill and Robert A. Magowan, Southampton, p.m. June 18 (Tues.) Miss Anita House and Herbert S.

Blake, Farming-ton, 4:30 p.m. June 21 (Fri.) Miss Virginia Oxley I ank Hills Currv. Cath edral of Incarnation, Garden City. ton J. Delmhorst, Flatbush Congregational Church, aft.

June 22 (Sat.) Miss Helen D. Mc Lean and Frank H. MacCallum, Allenhurst, aft. Miss Aldys B. Squire and John S.

Chapman, Llewellyn Park, West Orange, N. J. Miss Evelyn Thayer and Lewis oass Leayarn Jcl, Lancaster. Miss Ruth Reed and Samuel H. Gillespie, Cold Spring Harbor.

Miss Elvira Marie Todd and Walter Boyd Earle, St. Joseph's Church, 11 a.m. June 25 (Tues.) Miss Lily Polk and Raymond Guest, Church of the Heavenly Rest, Manhattan. June 27 (Thurs.) Miss Harriet B. Cross and Dr.

August R. Crane, St. Paul's P. E. Church, noon.

June 29 (Sat.) Miss Marjorie Elizabeth Muller and Herbert Leslie Morgenroth. St. Paul's Congregational Church, 6 p.m. to the motion pictures on a Friday Regina Masterson, Margaret Mee-or Siit-irdav. and whose parents may lian, Ruth Mllde.

Maria Miller, iiul uir wimi ne sees. Mcuattney. Kose McGroartv A meeting of the new division will Ann McMorrow, Lucille Paone, Ju-be held on Wednesday afternoon at liette Parisi, Marian Quiglev, Geur-2 clock at the Flat bush Cnnur-ca- tta Quiiui. Virginia Regan, Anna St. Francis Xavier Academy Class of 1935 will be formally receiv into the Alumnae this afternoon the auditorium of St.

Francis, President St. Mivs Elizabeth F. Ma- gilligan. president of the Alumnae, i will present the graduates to the Kt. Rev.

Mons. David J. Hickey, LL.D., V.G., P.A., who will officiate. Thp Misses Kathlvn Ansbro and Elizabeth Farrell, co-chairmen, have rmnced an interesting program. insisting of a one-art play, entitled by E.

Westny York, piano recitals and vocal renditions. The i lapses of 1935 include: Jan uary, the Misses Elizabeth Beard, Winifred Bond, Grace Brennan, Rose Coughlin, Catherine Crane, Mary Connelly, Dorothy Dowling, Angela, Giordano. Mary Law, Grace Thomas, Grace Urban and Mary Walsh; June, Winifred Atkinson, Jane Bell, i Boiimd, Eliza beth Bressi, Helen Brown, Linda Cali. Mary Concannon, Margaret Coughlin, Mary Daley, Eleanor Deavlin, Mary Dibble, Florence Dickinson, Margaret Dwyer, Eleanor Fitzgerald, Marie Guiffre, Marie Hart, Hellfeld. Mary Hig- Kins.

Anna Keenan, Miriam Lee, Mildred Lindars, Carmela Magno, mae Ryan, Helen Schorr, Teresa Scot to, Rita Smith. Rose Sullivan, Jane Tiernam, Katherine Turner, fj Bay Ridge Nursery to Have Dance at the Towers Tne Bay Rldge Day Nursery Juniors will hold a supper dance Saturday evening in the roof gar- '('-en of the Towers Hotel. The awards committee includes the Mlssps Lucille Patterson, chairman: Margery Kennedy. Jean Conboy, Masee. Constance Churchill, Margaret Fenwick and Ann O'Brien, and patronesses for the cvent are Mr.

and Mrs. E. Paul Dr. and Mrs. S.

Joseph Brrgst, m. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Bro- Capl and Mrs- p- B- Blanchard. P. J. Carlcv. Mr.

and Irs. Walter Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. lamuel M. Cook.

Mr. and Mrs. R. S. )arbee.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ehle, lr. and Mrs. Johan Elligers.

Mr. nd Mrs. C. J. Ferdon, Mr.

and Mrs. Ugust H. Brahe Mr. and Mrs. An-rew Brennan.

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Tuning. Mr. and Mrs Fred Buck-ntn.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Cocheu, Ir.

and Mrs. A. D. Constant. Judge nd Mrs.

James L. Cropsey, Mr. and Irs. Jules Demarque. Mr.

and Mrs. leorge Ehlenberger. Mr. and Mrs. r.

and Mrs. Joseph Mrs Fit? Gregory Robillari i. Sewell. Mr. and Mrs.

G. A l. Dr. and Mrs. E.

H. Sirick- s. Graham Tnwnsend. Mr and Vtmat, Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. W. worth. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Rear Admiral R. p.

Fors! Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Haas, Mr.

Mr William Kampman. Mr. w. ivoni. Mr Mafnire and Mrs.

Ma'hewson, Miss Elizabeth Net tier Mrs. W. H. Parkinson. Mrs.

Lvdla H. Pool, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson. Dr.

and Mrs. Leo Sherman. Mr. and Mrs Henry Stewart Mr. and Mrs Robert Swanson, Mr and Mrs.

Fred Turner. Mr and Mr-Charles Valentine. Mrs Frances Wood and Mr. and Mrs. H.

Williams. on Interesting Cases and Dr. Ki sell C. Kimball, attending phy si.ie.iK 'The -ity i derstanding the Psychology Patient the ire culosis." Dr. Luther F.

Warren, medical director of the home, will Members of the board of managers of arrangements are Miss Minnie E. Hopkins, chairman; Mrs. Henry C. Bainbrldge, Mrs. Edward D.

Mc-Cabe, Mrs. George M. Billings, Mrs. Frank E. Hanson, Mrs.

Joseph Harrison and Mrs. Oscar W. Swift, president. The organizations that have been Invited to attend are: Brooklyn Association for Improving Conditions Of the Poor, the American Red Cross, Jewish Relief Society of Brooklyn. Brooklyn Health Council, Brooklyn Tuberculosis and Health Association, Division of Health and Hospitals of Catholic Charities.

Jewish Home for Convalescents, Service and Belief Department of the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities and the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives. The tour is the second in a series to Institutions in the borough that are caring for tuberculosis patients. The Brooklyn Home for Consumptives has one of the best equipped plants for the care and treatment of tuberculosis. Orphan Asylum Managers Plan Future Events at Meeting The managers of the Orphan Asylum Society of the City of Brook- held an executive meeting home last week, Mrs. Anna E.

Brader, the president, presiding. A meeting of the board of managers will be held on June 19 and will be the last of the season. The first meeting of the Fall will be held Sept. 18 and will be a special meeting. Miss Dorothy Remsen Johnson was appointed chairman of the publicity commiittee.

taking the place of the late Mrs. William A. Pothier. The various committees distuned plans for the annual fair 15 at the Masonic renvois. Those present were Mrs.

G. Hoi-brook Barber. Mrs. William J. Bald win Mrs.

James C. Church, Miss Josephine A. Belzer. Mrs. August Dreyer, Mrs.

Robert E. Doherty, Mrs. Elliott C. Dubois. Mrs.

Milton Garrison. Mrs. Charles H. Graham, Mrs. Edward P.

Harriott, Mrs. E. Otis Houghton, Mrs. W. W.

Kouwen-hoven, Mrs. Walter M. Meserole. Mrs. John E.

Leech, Miss Laura Smith and Mrs. Willard Tuttle. William P. Mason, treasurer, was guest of honor at the luncheon, for I which most of the managers re- Mrs. Ethelbert Ide Lowe and Mis; Gertrude Lowe of Woodmere anc formerly of Brooklyn will sail or June 29 on the Conte de Saoia foi a trip abroad.

They will go te southern Fiance and then take i cruise through the Grecian islands Miss Rebecca Crane will accompany them. I Mrs. Rodney A. Ward and hei daughter, Miss Mary Ward, whe spent the Winter season at Garder City, have opened their Westhamp-ton Beacii residence. Richard S.

Maynard of 11 Seller-merhorn St. and his two children Ann and Laurie Maynard. are al their home at Quogue lor the Sum- Mr. and Mrs. David C.

Johnson of 135 Eastern Parkway will open their Westhampton Beach residence today. Brooklynites Visit at Skytop Club; Tournament Is Planned The plans the I Lai Golf Toititi.inieiit Skytop Club in the Pornnos for June 18 and 2ist. Committees have been appointed and will be chair-maned by Mrs, Roy R. Bumstead of Jersey City. Among the committee members who will a.wt ghetta of Brooklvn.

ing 8 the club 1 Charles L. Robert Caldei Mr. Mi Costigan. Mr and Mrs Ha 11 Mr. and Mrs Oarth Ov Mr ind Mrs.

L. F. Writh. Mr and Guenther. Mr and Mrs Ho Mr.

1 Miss Jean Rorkw. Idorf- if of 1 her I nds. Miss Polk, who will be given In marriage by her father, will have her sister, Miss Alice Polk, as maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Mrs. Winston Guest, Mrs.

Frank L. Polk Miss Barbara Phlpps, Miss Phyllis Byrne, Miss Dorothy Potter, a cousin of the bride-elect, and Mlsa Susan Scott of Philadelphia. Winston Guest will be his brother's best man and the ushers will Include Michael Phipps, H. Bradley Martin, Ogden Phipps, Harvey W. Shaffer, Thomas Hitchcock John Hay Whitney, John R.

Fell, J. Gordon Douglas John M. Polk, John A. Howell. James R.

Hunt and Philip Holden, T. Truston Hara of Philadelphia, and Donald McLennan of Lake Forest, 111. After a month in Canada tha couple will spend the Summer with! Mrs. Frederick E. Guest at Roslya Manor.

Capt. Guest is in England. N. Y. Hospital Babies Benefit By Fair and Tea Given at Mrs.

Payne Whitney's Estate The North Shore was well represented yesterday afternoon at the annual fair and tea which was held at "Greentree," the estate of Mrs, Payne Whitney in Manhasset for the benefit of the Babies Milk Fund of the New York Hospital and the Family Welfare Association of Nassau County. Many attractions were featured including a booth for Ice cream and cake for the youngsters and a beer garden for the adults. Booths that varied in their sales from antiques to men's clothing were also In evidence. For enter tainment there were merry-go-rounds, ponies to ride, motion pictures and amateur entertainment. Among those who served on the various committees were Miss Nancy Heckscher, beer garden; Mrs.

Charles McCann, bath accessories; Mrs. William Woodward, circus; Mrs. Richard Kinball, books; Mrs. George Whitney, flowers; Mrs. Robert Strawbridge sports; Mrs.

George Whitney, hats, antiques; Mrs. Courtlandt Barnes, who was assisted by Mrs. Joseph E. Davis, Mrs. Elbridge Gerrv Chnriwiek.

Mrs. Chalmers Wood and Mrs. Francis P. Garvan; animals in charge of Mrs. Averell Clark who in turn was assisted by Mrs.

John Hay Whitney, Mrs. James H. Van Alan and Mrs. Dean Bedford; toys with Mrs. Harry Nicholas acting as chairman and assisted by Mrs.

Edmund Rogers and Mrs. William C. Potter; china and glass, Mrs. Thomas I. McLaughlin, chairman, and Mrs.

John R. Pell and Mrs. Harvey Dow Gibbons assisting; fancy table with Mrs. Charles Shipman Pavson. actlne chairman, and her assistants.

Mrs. Harold E. Talbott, Mrs. W. Stuart Symington, Mrs.

Julian St. C. Cha-quenau. Mrs. Warren Leslie, Miss jjyuia uaamin, Mrs.

James Forres-tal and Mrs. Jrv O'Brien- ms tn. ble, Mrs. James D. Altemus and Mrs.

Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. The advertising was in charge of Mrs. William Deering Howe and Mrs. Joseph Bryan 3d. Oyster Bay Estates Opened Special to The Eagle er Bay.

June 8 Dr and Mr. Richard Derby who passed the Win- -11 i Adam House, their country home, here for the season. Mayor and Mrs. George Temple Bowdoin are at Nevis, their estate at Oyster Bay Cove for' the Summer. Mr.

and Mr- Win-ion F. C. Guest land much of the tune since their marriage a year tea are lit their cottage adjoining Sunken Orchard, the Estate of Mrs. Guest's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. F. McCann on the Berry Hill Road. Mr. Guest arrived home to be best man at the forthcoming wedding oi his brother, Raymond Guest, to Miss Lllv Polk.

Mr. and Mrs. Vadlm Makaroff of the Mill River Road will spend a part of the Summer in Europe. Mrs. Frank Nelson Doubledav who occupying Borogrove Farm, the home of Mrs.

Georges de Braux of Paris, was reelected president of the Oyster Bay Community Centre at tlie annual meeting this week. Mrs. Douhleilay is the lounder nf Ha- organization. Mr. and Mrs.

Ansel Phelps of Centre Island will give a luncheon at the Piping Rock Club on June 16 In honor of Mrs. Hamilton McK. Twombly who Is at Convent, ner country home. Mayor and Mrs. William Gunthrie are at Meudon.

their Summer residence at Utttngton, where they are entertaining weekend guests. Mayor Gunthrie Is the unopposed to succeed him self at the approaching village mi June 18. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mason, Miss Durham Mason and their son, Grey Mason, have taken possession ol one ol the cottages on the estate of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Anion G. on the piping Rock Itoad, having leased their own home in Pound Hollow, Glen Head. Mrs. Edgar J.

Treacv of Oxford Road, Ccdnrhiirst, left by motor for the United States Mill-'aiv Academy at West Point. She will be at the Hotel Thayer for Juno WM MMlics. Her son. Cadet Edgar J. rreacy ls among those to be graduated on Wednesday.

Judge 'Ireaey and Geraldino Ik-hcv will go up tomorrow and again Wednesday. This vein 's graduates will have the honor of having their commissions presented to them by President Franklin Delano Rooso- Long Island Society International Relations Club ittec. Miss Eleanor Bond, in minittee and vice president of si Elizabeth Schumann, chair-mher of class day committee, erne right, is a member of the off.) Chid I Mrs. Walter H. Jaycox Elected Regent of Col.

Josiah Smith Chapt. A Picnic rn R. H.M 'p '3L 8i5f Jg rgA1. Jaycox; vice regent, Mrs. Lester H.

Davis; 2nd vice regent, Mrs. O. Wallace Foster; registar, Mrs. Ar- Swezey; corresponding secretary. Mrs.

Willetts W.Gardner; recording secretary, Mrs. Harry L. Weeks, treasurer, Mrs. Carroll M. Swezey; historian, Mrs.

Frederick Merritt: and chaplain, Mrs. Robinson Weeks. Mrs. Charles Huntson Is the retiring regent. Mrs.

Jaycox, the new regent, is the wife of the late Supreme Court Justice Walter H. Jaycox. She Is a charter member of the chapter, and a life member of the New York branch of the Mayflower Society, and a life member of the Suffolk Co. Historical Society. A picnic will be held on Tuesday at the Tangier at St.

George's Manor, Mastic, where tne cnapter memoers will be the guests of the Misses Martha and Eugenia Smith. In September the regular chapter meeting will re- ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Dobbins enter tained at dinner at Villepiques in honor of their 25th anniversary yes-terday. Among those present were Miss M. Johnson and Pat Verdon, bridesmaid and best man at the wedding in 1910, and also Mr. and Mrs m- Wilson. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Swenson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kcnnelly.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hyland, Miss Alice Hyland. Thomas Haher. Miss Ella Corr and Edward Young.

MU Nil CHI Aloha TJnsilon chanter of Mu I'll CM soiorny win hostess' Tliursdav evening at a surprise stocking and handkerchief shower for Miss Margaret C. Gamble at the home of Mrs Benl.unin H. Hill. 60 Gramercy Park. Manhattan.

Among those present were Mrs. Maynard Brewster Terry, Mrs. John William Martin. Mrs. Frederick A.

Muller, Mrs. Rob ert Sayles Martin, Mrs. W. Lee Shull. Mrs.

G. Fxlward Kattel and the Misses Malvina X. Woods, Jean A. Stevens, Helen S. Marion E.

Medley. KECK HOFFMAN Miss Lillian M. Holfman of 383 Stratford Road and Alfred of Benedict Boulevard. Harmon-on-Hudson, N. were married in Bethlehem Evangelical Church.

Cor-telyou Road and Ocean Pakway, yesterday with the Rev. William Bourque, the pastor, officiating. Miss Emily Oldcnbiisrh of 72 Marlborough Road was 1 lie bride's only attendant. Arthur Hoffman, brother of the bride, was the best man. Dr.

and Mrs. S. of 8020 4th Ave. ph Bregstein It today for Swiiinpsrott. Mass.

where stein will lecture before eastern Dental Society dontla. BIS in The Ladies of the Well Ladies Auxiliary of Brook cil 60 will hold their a ride to Cocoanut Grove. Lake, on Tuesday. June 18, Dr. North- nil! he graduated fmm Rutgers l.

Iter, right. Kill receive her I inecnt llii, month. Itolh i tiling Seuell of J.l.T HOth St. i I 1 Miss Doris Carol Lee and George W. Porter.

Eleanor Moncrleffe Livingston and Lloyd Cabot Briggs, Huntington. July 2 (Tues.) Miss Virginia Mc-Keown and Dr. Thomas J. Matthews, St. Anselm's Church, 10 MISCELLANEOUS June 10 (Mon.) Colony House Senior Guild Silver tea, at settlement, aft.

St. Mary's Ladies Aid Association bridge and tea, hospital lawn, aft. Miss Nancy Humpstone's party for Miss Florence Read and Hollls Thayer. June 12 (Wed.) Women's Auxiliary of Victory Memorial Hospital meeting, 77 82d 3 p.m, Flatbush Division Motion Picture Council of Brooklyn meeting, Flat- Dusn uongregationai unuren, June 13 (Thurs.) Brooklyn Home for Consumptives inspection and tea, 240 Kingston p.m. Presbyterian Home Auxiliary nual meeting, Rockville Centre, 12 to 4 p.m.

June 14 (Fri.) Adelphi College sen ior ball, Waldorf-Astoria, eve. June 15 (Sat.) Nursing Sisters Jun iors installation, Hotel Bossert. Greenwich House benefit, Marshall Field's Gardens, Huntington. June 16 (Sun.) St. Brendan's Alum nae reception and tea, school Sands Point Horse Show, Lucken-bach EMail'.

Sands Point. June 17 (Mon.) Ladies of Charity luncneon and bridge, Marine and rieia uiuo. June 18 (Wed.) Anthonian Hall junior Auxiliary dinner dance. Tavern on the Green, Central June 19 (Thurs.) Orphi Society board meeting June 22 (Sat.) Cedar Valley Horse onow, urn urookville (two days). St.

Augustine Alumnae luncheon, Hotel Bossert. July 1 (Mon.) Chiropean Juniors Spring outing, Crescent Athletic- Hamilton Club, Huntington. July 3 (Wed.) Catholic Junior League sport dance, Stewart Manor Glen Cove Colony Becomes Active as Season Advances Special to The Eagle Glen Cove, June 8 Mr. and Mr: Paul Nitzc who passed the seasoi in Manhattan have opened their country home on the Pratt Estate adjoining the Manor House, the home of Mrs. Nitze's mother, Mrs.

Ruth Baker Pratt who also has arrived In the country for the Sum-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt who are occupying Welwyn, thier Summer home on the Pratt Estate, will have with them this month, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Ramsey Hunt Jr. of Boston, and their infant. Mrs. Horn is the former Miss Eleanor Pratt and with Mr. Hunt will arrive in time for the social activities planned for the wedding of Miss Lily Polk and Raymond Guest on June 23.

lhe Chaleiia. palatial carlo Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. F.

Mec of Oyster Bay, arrived in Hempstead mission for the season moored off Morgan Memorial Park and the New- Mr. and Mrs. ValentineWllllains who sailed last night for Europe where Mr. Williams will work on his new novel, where house guests during the week of Mr. and Mr: W.

Roy Barnhlll at, the Little House. Mr. and Mrs. Barnhlll had also as gui ,1 lie wei k. Jr.

of London, who sailed today to nis parents. and Mrs. Thomas Bruce Trousdell of Thompson Park will have as their house guest during June, Miss Dorolhy McQuillan of Montreal, Canada, who will arrive on Monday. Later In the month they will have also as guests, Mrs. Henry Clausen of Cincinnati and Mrs.

Selwyn Lawrence Powers of Washtnctnn and her son. Selwvn Lawrence Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Forster left by motor this week for Marlon.

Mass, where Mr For. ter will pan- the Summer as a guest of Mr, and Airs William Clinton Calkins Jr. of Flushing, at, their Summer home. The rose and sweet pea show of the Nassau County Iii.rtiruliiinil Society will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Pratt Estate. (All photot by Ladies of Charity Will Have Party at M.

and F. Club June 17 The Ladies of Charity of the Stephen DeCoste president will hold a Summer luncheon and bridge party at the Marine and Field Club, Cropsey Aye. and Bay 13th on Monday. June 17. Mrs.

Walter B. Drennan the chairman of the day, with Mrs. chairman: Mrs. William J. Heffer- nan, chairman of reception; Mrs.

Alonzo McLoughlln co-chairman, and the followine committee: Mrs. Ann B. Bennett, Mrs. James Tyrne, Mrs. Philip A.

Brennan, Miss Mary tsraay, mrs. wnnam oreen, Mrs. Patrick Carley, Mrs. Edward Casstn, Mrs. Walter J.

Carlin, Mrs. Thomas Cullen, Mrs. Edward Clark. Mrs. John Kirby.

Mrs. Thomas Lee, Mrs. Joseph Lilly. Mrs. John Loner- gan, Mrs.

Frank Lally, Mrs. Peter Lorang. Mrs. Margaret Marxey Mrs. John H.

McCooey Mrs Robert McDonald. Mrs. Frank Cur- 1. Mrs. Walter Doyle.

Mrs pmup Doherty, Dr. Susan Everett, Miss Marv Furev. Mrs. William H. Uood, Heffernan.

Mrs. Charles Hartung, Joseph Igoe, Mrs. William Jamieson. Mrs. Edward Killeen, Mrs.

John Kennedy, Mrs. Matthew )5. Ml Mrs. George Norton. Mrs.

James O'Hea, Mrs. Edward riant, mrs. Mn'thew Y. Mi Phnhp' Mr- Raleigh, Mrs. Harold Rambusch, Mrs.

Aipnonse ivnv kiuubs Sexton. Mrs. William Thornton, Mrs. Harry Ulmer and Mrs. Harry Wolkoff.

The other committees are luncn-m. Mrs. James McGeeney, chair-an; Mrs. Avon Donohue. co-chair-an; invitation, Mrs.

Joseph C. O'Dea. chairman. Mrs. John R.

Mc Donald co-chairman: printing. Mrs Hogan, chairman. Mrs. Bar tholomew Tiernan co-chairman; Mrs. William Corbett chairman.

Miss Elizabeth Collins brim-- i-rant. Wolff, cliairman, Mrs. Irwin Weil i han tn in and Mrs. Edward Geraghty; and Mrs. Thomas M.

Enaney, chairman of rcserva- Program for Colony House Tea Tomorrow Announced The Countess Leonardo dl Mura-bito, reader, writer-singer, will be the guest reader at the Colony House Silver Tea at the settlement house. 297 Dean tomorrow after- benefit of the 'Mary H. IMev Playground." The Coin- has recently te'iinied 11-0111 a tour or the Eastern states where she has been giv ing lecture recitals on "Days of the Old South and "Scotland will give as part of the program tomorrow, one nf her own stories called "The Christ of the Tear." Mrs. Alexander H. Frascr Is chairman of program for the tea which is being sponsored by the Senior and Junior Guilds of Colony- Mnrv lhcr Cook, left, I thi, month.

Mary degree al the I allege ol Mount St. I icomen nre niece, of Robert A hes-tr Road and loui mi. i nil ics A. KT.ser. former Kings County representative 'Vie, If II rieei.e of the State Federation of Women' Clubs, will he the truest sneaker.

Mrs Ignatius Keppler is chairman or tne natoush District Mrs. Law. em u. Avison is the secre- Sr. FnnK' A lias Annual Luncheon Party The annual alumnae luncheon of St.

Joseph's College for Women took place vesterdav at the Vander- bill Hotel. M.mh. and elimination of various events of commencement week. This Inni "nil marked the recen of the class o' of the alumnae and nrovidr.fi for offic vL, for tlle coming Miss Costarino. the Idas master of Die rlav; Miss Cecilia Knn president of the Undergrade ate Association of '35- beth Zangle, the class ptesident The music for the afternoon was p.o..

(ir-ri bv Bob Fallon nnd his or- r.iestra. and play was presented ,1 ahimr.ne. under oenrage Nursing Sisters Juniors Will Have Installation on Saturday The Auxllarv of th Sick Poor will hold el offlrr-r lanced Hotel Ho sen president, "ill install Wi Marjo governor, fieri Regina Mrs oull H. Vog visit her JOn-iH-laW Mr. and Mrs.

Mlchi Chicago, III. left today to ind daughter. i Melinok of 1 1 James Patronesses for Greenwich House Benefit in Huntington The rose gardens of the estate of Marshall Field at Lloyd Harbor. Huntington, which only are open to the public once during the season, will be the scene of the annual garden party for Greenwich House Fresh Air Work The department ol Greenwich House which benefits from this event makes a particularly wide appeal as each ticket sold will provide one day's country vacation for some little child on the lower West Side of New York. is hairnian of the patronesses committee for the paraen pany wmcn inciuaes Mrs.

Henry P. Davison. Mrs. Joseph P. Grace, Mrs.

Christian R. Holmes, Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, Mrs. Clar- H. Mackav.

Mrs. Otto H. Kahn. Mrs. Paul G.

Pennoyer, James Kooscelt. Mrs. Harrison M. Thomas, Mrs. Allen Wardwell, Mrs.

William Mrs. Thomas L. Chad bourne, Mrs. Robert DeForest, Mrs. George Barton French, Mrs.

William L. Harkness. Mrs. Frederick E. Guest, Mrs.

George D. Pratt, Mrs. Edgar Stillman, Mrs. William Deer-ing Howe, Mrs. Henrry L.

Cam-mnnn, Mrs Owen O. Groves, Mrs. Charles V. Hickox, Mrs. Henry Root Stern, Mrs.

F. Trubee Davison. Mrs. Nathan L. Miller, Mrs.

Ordway Tead, Mrs. Vladimir G. Simkhovltch, Mrs. Jackson E. Reynolds.

Mrs. Harrison Williams. Mrs. Frank DuMoulin, Mrs. Thomas R.

Hay, Mrs. Ernest M. SI ires. Mrs. Barklie McK.

Henry, Mrs. David Dows. Mrs. Henry White Cannon. Mrs.

Jonathan Bulkley. Mrs. Henry R. Hoyt. Mrs.

Bruce I Clark, Mrs. Henry L. Stlmson. Mrs. John W.

Edmonds. Miss Isabel Peters, Mrs. Floyd R. Odium, Mrs. William I.

Frothingham, Mrs. George Nichols. Miss Janet Martin, Mrs. Thomas J. Wat.son, Mrs.

Ferdinand Eberstadt. Mrs. Russell C. Lclfingwrll and Mrs. Graham Lusk.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Eliot Cutter and 1 icir son. Jon Cutler, who spent Winter In Florida, have opened home, Mlnnchaina. Westhampton Bench.

Mrs. Frank L. Driver and Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.

Driver and their three children have opened their home. Heydey, on Beach Lane, Westhampton Beach. To Have Annual Meeting Thursda, jMT mOMkM tsw JsWm HBaHHaK sm sm the new the MskWW A WkWW.