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For Classified Ad Results BROOKLYN EAGLE. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1938 Telephone MAin 4-6000 Personal News of Long Island Residents- Residents-Out-of-Towners -Out-of-Towners Feted Pt. Washington Personals Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Port Washington, Oct. 15 Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Duer of Forest Hills were the recent guests of their son, George Ruer, and Mrs. Duer of Manhasset Bay Estates. Mrs. Edwin C.

Wallace of Mackey Ave. was hostess to the members of her bridge club on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Dalton of Flower Hill announce the birth of a daughter Doctors SanitaPort Washington.

on Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langley, formerly of Baxter Estates, are now residing at Belleview Ave.

a a a a Mrs. Lauren Lyman of Reid Ave. has returned from. Cleveland. Ohio.

Leonard Wickenden of Plandome returned this week from a trip to Ontario, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davis of Shore Road have returned motor trip to Jamestown. N.

fromnd Mrs. Edward Berges of Manorhaven have returned from a short stay in Stamford, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Munson, formerly of Hewlett, now residing 2d Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Singer, formerly of Port Washington and who have been residing Roslyn the past three years. have opened their home on the Shore Road, where they will reside permanently. Mr.

and Mrs. Hudson Hagglund and her son have returned their home at Port Washington Park after spending the Summer at Lake Champlain, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Ludwig and their son, Peter Ludwig, formerly of Port Washington Estates, are now residing at Fairview Port Washington Park. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bixby of Plandome. have returned from White Sulphur Springs.

Miss Louise Petersen, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Petersen of Port Washington Estates, has returned from a vacation 1n the South. Mr. and Mrs.

Dudley Goodwin of Port Washington Park, have as their guest, Mrs. Goodwin's mother, of Massachusetts. Mrs. Melville Lowe of Port Washington Park was hostess at a bridge and tea at her home on Thursday afternoon. Miss Sylvia Strange, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. C. Strange of Bogart was hostess last evening at colonial party. Miss Dorothy Latham, daughter of Mrs.

Jules LaLuque of Beacon Hill, has sailed to enter school in France. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, who spent the Summer aboard their yacht off the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club, are staying at the Hotel Chatham, Manhattan, before leaving for their home in California. Mrs.

Hatch is the daughter of Mrs. George Thomas of 2d Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denniston, formerly of Plandome, are now residing in Manhattan.

Mrs. Mary Badenoch formerly of Part Washington, was the guest this week Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins of Roslyn Estates. Mrs. Roy Gasser returned to her home in Plandome this week from St.

Petersburg, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John La Gatta of Sands Point, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Steele of Plandome, at their Summer home in Maryland. Garden City News Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Garden City, Oct. 15-Mr. and Mrs. S.

Clifton Mabon of Skyview are entertaining at a weekend house party. Their guests are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawrence of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Lawrence of Washington. D. and Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. Davis of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Willard Brainerd of Oxford Boulevard returned yesterday from a two- week motor trip in New England. Many parties were given on the holiday last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F.

Worden of Wellington Road entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. J. Gelston Brooklyn: Mrs.

Amos B. Thacher of Euston Road was a luncheon hostess to Mrs. Floyd S. Brooks, Mrs. Albert M.

Ross and Mrs. Percy Edwards; Mrs. S. Dwight Ward had luncheon guests at her Nassau Boulevard home Mrs. Warren Gordon, Mrs.

William H. Cushman and Mrs. William F. Englis; Mrs. John H.

Braine of Arthur Street entertained at luncheon for Mrs. G. R. Parker of Washington, D. who 15 visiting in Garden City for several weeks, and Mr.

and Mrs. A. Oakley Lohrke of Kensington Road entertained Mrs. Lohrke's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis A. Schoefer of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Don L.

Stevens of Oxford Boulevard passed the holiday at their Summer home at Orient. Miss Olive Spain of Kensington Road departed Wednesday to pass several days in Albany, L' L'Hommedieu-Gregory Miss Arline Grace L'Hommedieu, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L'Hommedleu of Ellard Great Neck. will be married on Saturday evening, Oct.

29. to Herbert L. Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gregory of 5th St.

Great Neck. The ceremony will take place at All Saints' Church. Great Neck, with the Rev. A. R.

McKechnie officiating. A reception will be held at the L'Hommedieu home. Mrs. Dorothy Pelcher will be her sister's only attendant. Clifford Sahm will be best man for his cousin.

After a wedding trip in the South will live in the Hillside Apartments, Great Neck. Hempstead Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown have up residence In their new home on Henry St. They formerly lived in Flushing.

N. Y. Mrs. Ralph Monroe, Manor Ave. entertained at bridge on Tuesday.

Her guests were Mrs. Harry D. Ecker, Mrs. George Gardner, Mrs. Kenneth Harder, Mrs.

George Nettleton, Mrs. J. Halsey Martin and Mrs. William Weedy. Personals Concerning Bellport Colonists Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Bellport, Oct.

15-Charles E. Bedford has closed his lodge in the Adirondacks and will spend a few weeks here for pheasant shooting before he and Mrs. Bedford leave for Palm Beach. Gerard Hawkins who spent the Summer at Ranemarth on Bellport Lane. has returned to his home in Cambridge, Mass.

Mrs. Inez Wells of Mattituck 1s visiting her cousin, Mrs. Grace Duryea on the Station Road. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Gray of Brooklyn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook Jr. on Tuthill Lane over Columbus Day. Mrs.

Adolph E. Smylie has closed the Crowell bungalow on the bay and returned to Manhattan for the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Fischer of Oceanside are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ullman Thompson on the South Country Road. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Merritt Weidner of Huntington were recent guests of Edward J. Weidner of Woodland Park. Mrs. Arthur Hulse was hostess to her bridge club last evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry S. Swain closed their home on Bay Crest Thursday and departed for St. Petersburg. Fla.

Ira B. Downs of Brooklyn has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Bedford on Livingston Road.

Mrs. Chester A. Arthur of Rockville Centre has been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Valentine Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ogden have returned Brooklyn after spending the Summer with Mrs. Ogden's mother, Mrs. Irving C.

Albin, on Bell St. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krahn are entertaining Mrs. G.

Haspel and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dreyer and their son, all of Elmhurst. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Olsen of North Howell's Point Road will leave on Monday for Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. Edna C. Ross has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

William E. McGuirk. Mrs. Ross has rented a house on Meadow Lane in Brookhaven. Mrs.

Charles Arthur Marvin has closed her home on Brown's Lane and returned to Brooklyn. Mrs. Hartmann G. Baker of Little Neck was the guest of Miss Alice Hollister Clark over Columbus Day. Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Gibbons and Miss Thayer Gibbons have returned to Manhattan after spending the season at Nearthebay on the South Country Road. Mrs. Joseph Mooney and Mr. and Mrs.

James Haggerty of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Metzger Queens Village were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.

Lyons Sr. on the Montauk Highway. Glen Cove News Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Glen Cove. Oct. 15-Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Lamb announce the birth of a daughter Oct. 1 at the North Country Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Salvage have opened their estate, Rynwood, at Cedar Swamp Road for the Autumn season. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Luyster returned this week after spending the past month in Southold. Mr.

and Mrs. George Van Wicklen have returned from week's visit with relatives in Baltimore. Md. Mrs. Charles Larsen is visiting her mother in Kentucky.

Mrs. Andrew Boland is in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushnell have entertaining Mr.

Bushnell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Bushnell of Evanston, Ill.

Mrs. Andrew Hvolbeck has returned from Pleasantville, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

James Thomasom departed this week for their new home in Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. James Carney and family, formerly of Glen Cove, are now residing in Mineola. Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Gerulatte are newcomers here, having moved: from Brooklyn the past week. Mrs. Percy Eastment returned this week from a short visit in Connecticut to her home at Duck Pond Road. Mrs.

Theodore Bubeck, who recently returned from the Belgian Congo and who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Hicks, returned to her home in Brooklyn this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hartney announce the birth of a daughter on Oct. 3 at the North Country Community Hospital. Mrs.

James Gillis, accompanied by her two daughters, the Misses Naomi and Gloria Gillis, have returned from Irvington, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaddock have returned from a motor trip vacation through New York State, the New England States and Canada.

Miss Evelyn Perkett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Perkett, has resumed her studies at New Plate School. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Smith have returned from a several days' motor trip to Bennington, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Bachman announce the birth of a son on Oct. 1 at the North Country Community Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ferris. formerly of Garden City, are now residing on Viking Road. Dr.

and Mrs. Guy Altoona have returned from their wedding trip and are now residing at Prospect Ave. Mrs. Altoona was Miss Margaret Jacques, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

A. D. Jacques of Lynbrook. Dr. Altoona is the son of Dr.

and Mrs. Camelo Altoona of Sea Cliff. Miss Dorothy Blackwell has sailed for a several weeks' tour of Europe. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Alexander announce the birth of a son at the North Country Community Hospital on Sept. 28. Mrs. Charles Maitland Connfeit has returned from an extended European vacation. Mr.

and Mrs. Dudley Hoffer, formerly residents of Glen Cove, have moved to their new home in Port I Washington. Miss Ockendon Plans Wedding to Mr. Brown Miss Willette Alberta Ockendon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William T. Ockendon of 71 E. 77th Manhattan, has selected Saturday for her marriage to B. Gratz Brown, son Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bruce Brown of Great Neck. The ceremony will be performed at St. Bartholomew's Church, Manhattan, and the reception will be held in the Perroquet Suite at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Basil Rauch of Manhattan will be the bride's only attendant.

The bridegroom will have as his best man Robert Irwin of Garden City and his ushers will be Dr. Frank Constantine of Baltimore, Hamilton, Marr of Cheboygan, and Samuel Scribner of Bronxville. Miss Ockendon attended Gray Court School in Connecticut and was graduated from the Gardner School of New York. Later she studied music and has sung frequently over the radio. Mr.

Brown attended St. Paul's in Garden City and was graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a member of Chi Phi and of the University Club of Detroit, and engineer with the General Motors Corporation in Flint, Mich. His grandfather was B. Gratz Brown, former Governor of Missouri and Senator from that State, who in 1872 was nominated for Vice President on the Liberal ticket with Horace Greeley.

Miss Ockendon is a direct descendant Patrick Sheehan, pioneer settler of Peterboro, Ont. The couple will go to New England and Canada and will make their home in Flint. where Mr. Brown is in business. Woodmere Personals Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Woodmere, Oct.

15-Mr. and Mrs. Delabarre Eller gave a tea this week at their home at Central Ave. and Wood Lane here. Guests included among others the Joseph S.

Oettingers, who have just taken an apartment at 14 E. 75th Manhattan: Mr. and Mrs. George Baer and Mr. and Mrs.

August Kastor. Mr. and Mrs. E. Holloway Coe have returned from their farm at Derby, and are at their home on Allen Lane.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Marshall have returned to Shameen, their home on Woodmere Boulevard, from a ten-day motor trip through the South. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert W. Chapman gave a cocktail party at their home on Burton Ave. this week. Son Born Son Born Mr.

Mrs. John E. Bryan of 1452 York Ave. announce the NeRd birth of a son, John Edward Bryan at St. Mary's Hospital on Sept.

24. Mrs. Bryan is the former Miss Agnes Katherine Kelly. Moran-Smith The marriage of Miss Francine Irene Moran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William B. Howard of 625 Ocean Ave. and Edwin D. Smith Jr. of the Hotel Bossert and Dayton, Ohio, will take place today at Holy Innocents R.

C. Church and will be followed by a breakfast and reception at Hotel Bossert. Miss Patricia Sanglyn will be the bride's attendant. The best man will be William 'Connor. The bride will be given in marriage by her stepfather, William B.

Howard. She is a graduate of Brentwood Academy. Mr. Smith graduated from the University of Missouri. He is publicity manager for the Brooklyn baseball team.

Fashion Show The Blessed Virgin Sodality of Holy Name Church, of which the Rt. Rev. Mons. James F. Flynn is pastor, will hold a mother and daughter meeting on Tuesday evening.

In conjunction with this meeting a fashion show will be given by Martin's Department Store. Miss Dorothy Sheedy will be the soloist of the evening. Members of the sodality will act as models. Miss Dorothy L'Allemand president and the Rev. Frank P.

Lively is moderator of the organization. Among the guests at the Half Moon Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Fafteng of 67 Continental Forest Hills.

Coughlin-Daly The marriage of Miss Teresa Daly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Daly of 1521 E. 4th and John S.

Coughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Coughlin, 1252 E. 28th took place yesterday at St.

Brendan's R. C. Church with the Rev. Harry Schultz officiating. A wedding breakfast followed at the Hotel Bossert.

The bride wore a dress of white satin and carried white roses and lilies of the vayyel. Her veil was of tulle. The maid of honor was Miss Charlotte Gercke and the bridesmaids were Miss Doris Coughlin and Mrs. Elizabeth Sauve. The bridegroom had as his best man Raymond Messlohn.

His ushers were William Brockman and William Daly. The bridegroom is a graduate of Fordham University and a member of the Marine and Field Club. The bride attended St. Brendan's School and is a member of Iota Kappa sorority. After a trip to Virginia Beach, they will make their home in Flatbush.

Bridge Thursday The Clinton will evening Peggy Young Peoples Society of the Avenue Community Church have a bridge party Thursday at the church parlors. Miss Stamm is chairman of the affair. Annual Fair The Allied Organizations of the Lutheran Church of the Reformation will hold their annual fair from W-dnesday to Friday. Miss Gertrude Schmidt is chairman of the decorations committee: Mrs. Laura Neumann fair chairman assisted by the Church Council.

Ladies Aid Society. Men's Club. King's Daughters, Young Men's Club. Sunday School. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Children of the Temple and the Choir Club, North Shore Items Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Manhasset-Great Neck, Oct.

15- Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Carl hausen and their children have turned from a visit with Mrs. Kamphausen's mother in Greenport, to their home in Munsey Park. Mr.

and Mrs. V. L. Schmitz have returned to their home from a short motor trip through Connecticut. Mr.

and Mrs. E. T. Rose of Strathmore announce the birth of a son, at the Doctors Hospital, Manhattan, Oct. 1.

on, Mrs. Dean Arnout, formerly of Manhasset, is now residing in Broadway, Flushing. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Geisemann of Weybridge, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Clara Geisemann, to Donald Wallace, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Malcolm Wallace of Bayside. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Shore Road, Manhasset, have been entertaining Mrs.

Thompson's mother, Mrs. Eugenie Brumley, of the Wychwood Apartments, Great Neck. and Mrs. Arthur Mearns of Great Neck Estates have been entertaining Dr. and Mrs.

Theodore Hasbrouck of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. Devler, formerly of Brooklyn, are now residing in their new home at Strathmore. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Hamel also are residing in their new home at Strathmore. Mr. and Mrs. Hamel were formerly of Forest Hills.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Chaplin returned from New Hampshire to their home in North Strathmore. Mr.

and Mrs. William Witherell of Great Neck Estates returned this week from an extended motor trip through Virginia and several of the Southern States. Belle Collins has returned from spending the Summer in Wilton, to her home in the Westminster Hall Apartments. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Uhl of Canterbury Road have been entertaining their niece, Miss Viola Sherwood of Nutley, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Andrew are occupying their new home in Kensington.

Miss Freda Lloyd of Ontario, Canada, has been the guest for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Doran of North Strathmore. Mrs. Edward Lee has returned to her home in Florida after a visit with her daughter, Mrs.

R. F. Kilthau, and Mr. Kilthau of Great Neck Estates. and Mrs.

Theodore Stressels of Strathmore have returned from several weeks vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Lustig are newcomers to Chester Hill, Manhasset. Mr.

and Mrs. John O'Shaughnessy, formerly of Neponsit, are now residents of Chester Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watsman of Munsey Park are visiting relatives in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lohman of Munsey Park have left on an extended motor trip through Montana, Iowa, the Dakotas and the Middle Western States. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Hyde have returned from a visit in New London. to their home in Munsey Park. Mrs. Winfield Thompson of cago, has been the guest of Mr. Chiand Mrs.

Herbert Lenz of Thomaston. Dr. Harold Burnard and family, formerly of Manhattan, are now residing at Areigh Road, Kensington. Jewish Juniors The 8th annual New York State Conference of the National Council of Jewish Juniors will be held on Saturday and Sunday at the Park Central Hotel, Manhattan. Miss Eugenie G.

Nadelman is credentials chairman. Among the speakers will be Dr. Richard H. Hallett, Pollock, Rabbi H. J.

Schactell. Mrs. Sophie Marion Miller, Miss Beatrice Hahn, Miss Caroline B. Lourie and Miss Freda Permisohn. The executive chairmen of the conference are Miss Bess Miller and Miss Rose Sweet.

The Brooklyn Section of the Council had Dr. Marie A. Howard as the speaker at their regular meeting at the Garfield Place Temple House on Thursday. Miss Caroline Arker, president, presided. Ivriah Benefit An annual theater party, the proceeds of which will go toward the Ivriah Scholarship and Kindergarten Fund, is being sponsored by the Brooklyn Divisions of Ivriah, the Women's Division of the Jewish Education Association, to see "Three Cities," by Sholem Asch, presented at the Yiddish Art Theater, Manhattan, on Thursday evening.

Mrs. Jacob Friedman, of Brooklyn, is chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer and A.

John Hapses of 45 Hawthorne St. are at Little River, Miami, for the winter. Mrs. Meyer's sister, Mrs. Charles Reed of 146 Fenimore entertained at a farewell party for them.

A fair and bazar will be held at St. Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The Rev. Luther D. Gabel is honorary chairman and Walter G.

Dexter is chairman. Benefit Card Party At the recent meeting of the Altar Society of the Church of Our Lady of Angels, plans were formulated for the card party which the society will sponsor for the benefit of the Villa de Sales Convalescent Home, of the Diocese of Brooklyn, on Monday evening, Nov. 21. The officers of the society are as follows: The Rev. Joseph X.

Spellman, moderator; Mrs. Francis B. Kelly, president; Mrs. William Dowse, vice president; Miss Mary Kehoe, secretary, and Mrs. Eleanor Perry, treasurer.

Mrs. George Oberst of 137 E. 238th Woodlawn, entertained at her home recently at a reunion of the First Walther League of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Farrey-Rendueles Parties Given On South Shore Rockville Centre Set Active: Others Plan Early Fall Visits Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Rockville Centre, Oct.

15 Mrs. Willard Wheelock of Lakeside Drive left today for a with her brother-in-law and sister, General and Mrs. E. D. White of Fort Sill, Kansas.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunbar returned this week on the Hamburg of the Hamburg- -American Line from six weeks in Norway, Denmark, Finland and Germany. The Dunbars, formerly of Rockville Centre, are now making their permanent home in Miami Beach, Fla. They have been staying in Amityville for the past were few dinner days.

guests Last of Mr. evening and Mies. Robert I. Shannon of Hampshire Road. The Shannons have as their guest their aunt.

Mrs. George Knight of Port Jervis. N. Y. Mrs.

Ralph Forsythe of Argyle Place and her three sons have returned to their home following a three months stay in Alhambra, as the guests of Mrs. Forsythe's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth M.

Holt have left their home on Loel Court to establish permanent residence in Philadelphia. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.

Darling of Morris Ave. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willeby T. Corbett of Grand Ave, at the Corbett Summer home.

Owaissa Lodge, Mapledale, Next York. and Mrs. Benjamin Bain of 417 Hempstead with their sonand daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long of New Haven.

witnessed the Navy- Yale football today. Returning with, the Bains tomorrow will be Long and her infant daughter, who will visit in Rockville Centre. Mrs. Frederick C. Shaw of Denver, is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley N. Shaw of Stratford Road. Miss Lydia Hebberd had as her bridge guests on Thursday night at her Walnut Ave. home Mrs.

Robert Browne, the Misses Freda Cass, Muriel Hart. Mildred White. Marion Marz and Ruth Park of Rockville Centre and Mrs. Howard H. Stanley of Lynbrook.

Mrs. Theodore H. Haskell of Harvard Mrs. Robert Bayard of Heyward St. and Mrs.

George Baird of Garden City returned to their homes today following a visit in Swampscott, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ehret of Stratford Road and Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Peterson of Lehigh Court were among the guests this evening at a dance at Nassau Country Club, Massapequa, given by the Colony Club of Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polsgrove were bridge hosts this evening at their home on Shellbank Place.

Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hyman, Mr. and Mrs.

Monteath Dayton, Mr. Keith Macomber and and Mrs. Hugo Platte of Rockville Centre and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shutte of Garden City.

On Tuesday evening Mrs. Earl Laughlin will entertain at bridge at her home on Shepherd St. for Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Mrs. Walter Speiss.

Mrs. Lewis Dill. John Acheson, Mrs. Frank Selinger, Mrs. Arthur Mrs.

Ward, John Mrs. John Higginson, Goggin, Mrs. Charles Eastwood and Mrs. William Lloyd, all of Rockville Centre. Mrs.

Robert Svlvia of Valley will entertain a group of Rockville Centre friends at cards at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. A. J. Bentley will entertain Mrs.

William H. Miller, Mrs. Frank Storrs, Mrs. C. B.

Corbett, Mrs. Lewis Davison, Mrs. Edward rod. Mrs. William Tregarthen.

Mrs. George Arfman, Mrs. Walter Naber, Mrs. Ashleigh Lonsee, Mrs. Joseph Van Winkle and Mrs.

Gerard Thomson, all of Rockville Centre, her home on DeMott Ave. at a luncheon and bridge party on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chapin of Devon, Conn.

will be Sunday dinner guests tomorrow of Mr. and Mrs. Julius F. Weinhold of 55 S. Forest Ave.

On Wednesday Mrs. Weinhold will entertain at luncheon for Mrs. Edward Seitz of Rye. N. Mrs.

Frederick K. Dusel of Mount Vernon, N. Mrs. Samuel Ferris and Mrs: William Hinz of Manhattan and Mrs. Walter Millard of Brooklyn.

Mrs. Eva Duffy of Baldwin. Mrs. Carrie Schutz of Lynbrook and Mrs. William Wagenseil of Glendale were guests this week of Mrs.

Ronald Chalmers of Woodfeld Road. Dr. and Mrs. Mario E. Cosenza, who resided for some years on Southard are now occupying the former Wood home on Hempstead Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cherry and family, formerly of Maple Ave. are now residing on Varick Court. Mr.

and Mrs. C. P. Dixon Entertain at Dinner Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Lawrence, Oct. 15-Mr.

and Mrs. Courtlandt P. Dixon gave a dinner party at their home on Osborne Ave. here last night in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

James McClure of of of of of of of of of Asheville, N. and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice (Lefty) Flynn of Tryon, N. C.

Mr. McClure showed colored motion pictures of the mountain folk in the Blue Ridge region, among whom he has worked. Another feature of the evening was a program of impromptu singing by Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, who are noted as being among society's most ingenious members.

Among the 50. guests present were Mr. and Mrs. James W. Maitland.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Perry Beadleston, Mr. and Mrs.

James F. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pell, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Henry Alexandre, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brooks. Mr.

Seymour Johnson. Mrs. Alfred L. Norris, Mrs. William Raymond.

Mrs. Edmund A. Lynch and William F. Ladd, The marriage of Miss Gloria dueles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Manuel Randueles of 1001 Ocean to Donald Austin son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Farray of 241 E. 31st took place yesterday in the Church of Our Lady of Refuge. The Rev.

James Kelly officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a reception and wedding breakfast in the Trianon Room of the Ambassador Hotel, Manhattan. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of white satin, in princess style, a heart-shaped necklace, long sleeves and a train. A halo of Duchess lace held in place the veil of Duchess lace over tulle. She carried a bouquet of white orchids and lilies-ofthe valley.

Mrs. Francis Koop, sister of the bride, was matron honor. She wore a gown of cornflower blue velvet with fitted bodice and hooped skirt, and a small Watteau hat of matching blue velvet, and carried a cascade bouquet of variegated flowers. Miss Amy Hepting and Miss Isabelle McInnes, the bridesmaids, wore similar gowns and hats of Dansette raspberry velvet, and carried cascade bouquets of cornflowers and delphinium. Austin Farrey Jr.

served as best man for his brother and the ushers were Stewart Smith and Francis Koop. The bride was educated in Barcelona, Spain, in Havana, Cuba, and New York. Mr. Furrey was graduated from Cornell University and is a member of Sigma Pi fraternity. Following a motor trip to Canada, the couple will reside in Brooklyn.

Hadassah News Miss Lois Pinney Clark of 1394 E. 19th Is the president of Urban Club, which will meet Tuesday at the Neighborhood Club. (Shelburne photo.) Miss Beadleston Attends Debut in Beverly, Mass. Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Hewlett, Oct. 15-Miss Margaret Beadleston.

debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Perry Beadleston of Hewlett Bay Park, will return on Monday from Beverly, where she has been the house guest of Miss Betsy Chalifoux, who was presented to society tonight at a large ball at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Chalifoux. Both debutantes attended the Foxcroft School. Tomorrow Mrs. Russell Burrage, aunt of Miss Beadleston, will give a luncheon at Brookwood Farm, her home at Beverly Farms, in honor of her three debutante nieces. Miss Beadleston, Miss Chalifoux and Miss Nancy Burrage, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert C. Burrage Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett W. Cady of Woodside Drive, Hewlett. are at their farm at Towners, N. this weekend, with Mr. and Mrs.

Carroll Dunham 3d. and their daughter, Miss Miss Angela Dunham, Lawrence, as house guests. Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Lancaster, who have been making their home in Hewlett Bay Park for some years, left in the middle of the week New Canaan, where they will reside in the future. Mr. and Mrs. G. H.

Ingalls Jr. of Auerbach Lane are home from a weekend visit at Cairo, N. with Henry Redman, John Hay Whitney heads the general committee of celebrities from the stage, screen, radio and social world which sponsors the huge benefit for the Stage Relief Fund, called "The Whirl of which will be held on the World's Fair grounds all day today (Oct. 16). Among those serving on his committee are Mrs.

William Rhinelander Stewart, Winston Guest. Jules Brulatour, Messmore Kendall. Maj. Edward Bowes, Robert Lehman and John N. Schiff.

Malverne Notes Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Malverne, Oct. 15-Mrs. George Gutman of Devon St. is on a West Indies cruise. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Wehr, merly of Devon are in their new home on Sidney Ave. Mrs. William T. Harris of Nassau Boulevard will be an afternoon bridge hostess Wednesday.

The guests will be Mrs. Benjamin Brown. Mrs. Harold Martin, Mrs. Nathaniel Minnion, Mrs.

Abrams. Mrs. Jerry 0. White, Ralph, Ferdinand Schneider and Mrs. August Schneider, all of Malverne.

Mrs. David Wade will be a bridge hostess tomorrow at her home on Clinton Ave. to Mrs. James Perry of Rockville Centre, Mrs. Richard Myrus of Valley Stream, Mrs.

Richard Sorenson of St. Albans, and Mrs. Carl Mayle, Mrs. Harold Martin, Mrs. Andrew Miles and Mrs.

George Sachse of Malverne. Mr. and Mrs. George Sachse of N. Cambridge St.

will be guests at bridge on Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Knoop of Hempstead. Other guests will be Mr. and Mrs.

George Locke of Glen Cove, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pettit of Garden City and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Savage and Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Bennett of Hempstead. Mrs. Harry Wehr of 35 Sidney Ave. will entertain at bridge on Thursday night for Joseph Gutelius of Lynbrook, Edward Denton, Mrs.

Franz Staiger and Mrs. Jack Lorenzen of Malverne, An executive board meeting Woman's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of the State of New York will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at the building of the Medical Society of the County of Queens. The visiting members will be the house guests of the executive board members who live in Manhattan. A trip to the World's Fair grounds has been arranged as one of the features of the all-day program.

Mrs. Daniel Swan, president, of Flushing, will preside at the meeting. 1 Miss Grace Moller of 8829 Fort Hamilton Parkway is cochairman with Miss Dolores McKeon of the bridge and tea to be sponsored by the St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association on Saturday at the Empire State Mrs. David Sobel, vice president of the Brooklyn Chapter of Hadassah, installed the newly elected officers of the East New York Group on Wednesday evening at the Miller Avenue Synagogue.

The guest speaker of the evening was Rabbi D. Bernard Stolper of Shaari Israel Synagogue. Mrs. Hilda D. Rosenberg is president of the East New York Group.

The Henrietta Szold Group, of which Mrs. Boris Orgayevsky is president, will hold installation of newly elected officers on Wednesday evening at Hoffman's Oriental. Mrs. David Sobel will install the ficers and the guest speaker will be William I. Seigel.

A card party and Dutch supper will be held by the Sheepshead Bay Group next Saturday at Temple Ahavath of Flatbush. President of the group is Mrs. Herbert Braverman. First steps for the formation of a Men's Membership Club of the Menorah Home for Aged and Infirm will be taken at an organization meeting at the Sears, Roebuck and Company Community Auditorium tomorrow evening. Bernard Schwartz is director of the home.

Dr. Joseph E. Braunstein, president of the institution, is organizer of the club. The Blessed Virgin Sodality of Our Lady of Victory Church will sponsor their annual Fall dance on Friday evening. Music will be supplied by Hank Jensen.

Rosary Society Mrs. James T. Cunningham has been elected to a second term as president of the Rosary Society of St. Joachim's Church. Cedarhurst.

Other officers who will govern the unit this year include Mrs. Mary O'Brien, vice president; Mrs. Anna Flood. secretary; Mrs. Anna Berry, treasurer; Ann McCloud, chairman of refreshments.

assisted by Miss Florence White. Mrs. Hannah Blake, Mrs. J. Johnson, Mrs.

Joseph Lynch, Mrs. L. Quinn and Mrs. Anna Langer. The first meeting of the season of the Flatbush Branch of the American Jewish Congress will be held on Wednesday at the Jewish Communal Center.

Mrs. Harold G. Cohn will be the speaker. Greenspan -Lazar Miss Sylvia Greenspan of 1650 President St. and George Lazar will be married next Sunday at the DeLuxe Palace.

After a wedding trip to the Catskills the couple will live at 166 Rockaway Parkway. Miss Ross Feted Miss Edith Ross of 516 Eastern Parkway was given a dinner recently by her co-workers, at the Wivel Restaurant, Manhattan, in celebration forthcoming marriage to H. Schwartz. Those who gave the dinner Misses Elayne Avans, Belle McWhirter, Madeline Hall, Jean Heller, Edith Hoffman, Lillian Almy, Marian Berger, Bessie Greenberg, Selma Goltschalk. Flo Thomas, Judy Newman, Augusta Friedman.

Millie Kupperberg, Lillian Berman, Sylvia Wichter, Roselyn Levine, Rose Puskin and Margie Giles, The First Unitarian Congregational Society of the Church of the Savior will hold a dessert bridge for the benefit of the Samaritan Alliance treasury in the Undercroft on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. F. G.

Fawcett of 37-49 85th Jackson Heights, will sail on the S. S. Calypso to Curacao on Friday. Miss Ruth Gunther of 8309 35th Jackson Heights, will sail from Philadelphia, on Tuesday on the S. S.

Castilla to Puerto Barrios, Guatemala. Riegler-Johnston Miss Elizabeth G. Johnston of 970 E. 19th daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

John L. Johnston was married yesterday to Henry G. Riegler of Bogota, N. J. The ceremony was performed in Our Lady of Refuge Church.

A reception for relatives and friends followed at the Hotel St. George. Mrs. Eugene Conron was matron of honor for her sister and Arthur G. Fischer was best man.

After an extended trip South couple will live in Bogota.