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at 1 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1920. BROOKLYN SOCIETY and Mrs. R. L.

Dickinson Entertain for Dr. and Mrs. Barbour, The Brooklyn Woman's Club, effectively decorated with spring flowers, was the scene of the very delightful tea given from 4 to 7 yesterdav afternoon by Dr, and Mrs. Robert Latou Dickinson and the Misses Dickinson in honor of Dr. and Mrs.

A. H. F. Parbour and the Misses Barbour of Edinburgh, Scotland. Miss Dorothy Be Barbour, Dickinson son of engaged Dr.

to George Mrs. Brown Barbour. Although the Dickinsons gave up their home on Clinton st. a year or so ago and now reside in Manhattan, at 438 W. 116th they have never given up their affiliations with Brooklyn society.

In the receiving line were only the host and hostesses and the guests of honor. Those who poured and assisted in serving were: Mrs. Henry Moore Halsted, Mrs. Glentworth Reeve Butler, Mrs. Dudley D.

Roberts, Mrs. W. F. Dudley, Miss Emily S. Wood, Ulysses G.

Woolley, Mrs. Arthur Truslow, Mrs. Walter Truslow, Mrs. Harold Osborne, Mrs. Gould Stebbins, Miss Jeanette Dickinson, Miss Josephine Carpenter, Miss Eleanor Halsey.

Miss Elizabeth Post, Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Marjorie Clarke, Miss Helen Otis, Miss Louise Merritt, Miss Katherine Dana, Miss Louise de Schweinitz, Miss Keiller Nolan and Miss Marjorie Wells. Miss Ridgely to Wed Albert E. Winger. Mr. and A.

N. Ridgely of 266 Berkely announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Claudia Irene Ridgely, to Albert E. Winger, the wedding to take place early in June. Miss Ridgely comes from an old Maryland family, being a cousin of the former Governor Brown of Maryland and a niece of the former Comptroller of Treasury, for William B. Ridgely.

She has been active in Brooklyn society and devoted much time to studying music, being a former member of Walter Damrosch School. Mr. Winger, who is the vice president and general manager of the American Lithographic Company, is also interested in the publishing business. being treasurer of the Crowell Publishing Company and 1 P. F.

Collier Son Company. Miss Ethel Guyon Engaged To J. Kennedy Lewis. Mrs. K.

S. Guyon of 540 Manhattan Manhattan, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Ethel Guyon, to J. Kennedy Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Lewis, of Cleveland, O.

Miss Guyon formerly resided in this boro and is a graduate of Adelphi Academy. Details of Engagement Dinner of Miss Ruxton and Mr. Heppenheimer. One of the most interesting of the spring engagements that of Miss Frances Ruxton and William C. Heppenheimer which was published in these columns last Sunday.

The announcement was made Saturday evening. April 24, at a dinner given by Miss Ruxton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ruxton, at The Chatham, E. 48th Manhattan, where Mr.

and Mrs. Ruxton and their daughter are living until their new home at 290 Park ave. is completed. They formerly made their home at 24 Remsen this boro. American Beauties decorated the table at the dinner.

Miss Ruxton was gowned in white satin with a corsage of yellow orchids tied with blue tulle and Mrs. in biack panne velvet, with a corsage of orchids. The host and hostess and their guests a dance at the Ritz-Carlton afterward. In addition to Miss Ruxton and her fiance there were in the party Gen. W.

C. Heppenheimer, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wallace Chauncey (Louise Ruxton), Miss Constance Delaney, Mr.

and Mrs. George Helm, of Boston; Miss Julia Townsend, of Wilmington, John Englis, Gerald Philbin, Watteau inspired were the frocks worn bu the bride's attendants at the Vanderbilt-Littleton wedding on Thursday. Among the bridesmaids were noticed Miss Marion Carroll, fiancee of Martin W. Littleton and Miss Katherine MacKay. Tip-tilted leghorn hats garlanded with small posies and tied coquettishly with blue ribbons; short skirted frocks of silver embroidered lace with bodices of dull pink taffeta, and baskets of spring flowers completed a picture replete with youthful, charm.

Cyril McNeer, of California, and Jack Burschman, of Manhattan. Mr. Heppenheimer, who is the son of Gen. William C. Heppenheimer, of New Jersey, is a brother of Mrs.

Robert Duff, of New York and Paris. He was graduated from Harvard last year and is a member of the Harvard Club. During the war he served as an ensign in the transport service of the U. S. N.

Miss Ruxton was active in the Motor Corps of the National League for Woman's Service, of which her sister, Mrs. Chauncey, was the captain. Miss Herrick Married to LeRoy G. Cooper. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary A.

Herrick and Le Roy Gillette Cooper, which took place in Lakehurst, N. on April 22, the Rev. A. Moore officiating. Miss Herrick is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Herrick, of Lakehurst. Mr. Cooper is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. William G. Cooper of the Hotel Bossert. Miss Breaker's Wedding to Cornelius Hearn June 9. Following her graduation from Barnard College with the class of Miss Helen Leeds Breaker will be married to Cornelius Hearn the wedding taking place in St.

Paul's Church, Flatbush, Wednesday, June Rev. Dr. Townend Glover Jackson is to officiate at the ceremony which will be followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Breaker, 570 1st st.

Mr. Hearn, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hearn of 496 E. 17th Brooklyn, was graduated from Columbia University and Law School and is at present a member of the New York Stock Exchange.

Miss Gladys J. A. Riker Engaged to Louis S. Hiltz. Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Riker of 1291 Dean st. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Gladys J.

A. Riker, to Louis S. Hiltz, son of Mrs. C. A.

Powell of 1141 Bergen st. The engagement was first made known to a few friends a bridge party given by Miss Riker at her home If the old adage "Happy is the bride whom the sun shines on" holds true, there are many joyous! days in store for Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. (Rachel Littleton). As the bride and her husband came down the aisle of St.

Thomas's Church, Manhattan, on Thursday afternoon the sun's rays filtered through the stained glass windows and turned the dark interior of the church into a haze of shifting color. on April 24, those present' being Miss Grace Farrar, Mrs. C. A. Powell, Mrs.

H. A. Riker, Miss Mabel Briggs, Miss. Margaret Valentine, Mrs. Archer Vandervoort, Miss Estelle Farrell, Miss Bessie Leonori, Miss Louise Crownover, Miss Helen Week, Miss Gladys Schmidt.

Miss Riker was an active member of the Motor Corps of the National League for Woman's Service during the war and Mr. Hiltz saw 16 months' overseas service on a submarine chaser. Miss Brandt Engaged to Walter D. Stewart. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman J. Brandt, of 1304 Bergen announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Annette Brandt, to Walter D. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Stewart and a brother of Miss Mildred Stewart. Miss Brandt is a former Adelphi girl. Both she and her fiance have been active in the various school settlement shows and society pageants. Mr. Stewart is a member of the Gamma Eta Kappa fraternity and also the Field Artillery Officers Association.

Miss Schultes to Wed Alvan L. Bearmore Saturday. The wedding of Anna Mabel Schultes and Alvan Lawrence Bearmore will be an event of Saturday evening, taking place at 6 o'clock in Saint Anne's Church on the Heights, the Rev. G. Ashton Oldham officiating.

A reception for the bridal party and immediate family will be held in the Blue Room of the Hotei Bossert, following the ceremony. Miss Schultes, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schultes, of 337 State will have as her only attendant Mrs. William Charles Baumann, matron of honor.

Walter K. Harrington is to act as best man for the bridegroom and Alfred E. Robinson, William Charles Baumann and Lewis C. Bearmore will usher. Mr.

Bearmore is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bearmore, of East Orange, N. J.

Packer Reunion Held At Biltmore Yesterday. One of the largest and most enthusiastic reunions of Packer graduates in the school's history occurred yesterday afternoon, when several hundred former students of the famous Brooklyn school gathered at the Hotel Biltmore, Manhattan, for a luncheon which was followed by an interesting program. An address by the Rev. Dr. Richard Roberts of the Church of the Pilgrims was the chief feature.

Miss Adele Katz rendered several piano solos. The earliest graduate present was Miss Jennie Walker, 1865. Others who attended were Mrs. L. C.

Caruana, 1867; Miss Kate L. Barron, 1868; Mrs. Martin Payne, 1869; Mrs. Clement, Miss A. Isabelle Purdy and Miss Kate M.

Schweitering, 1870; Miss Emma Cook. Mrs. W. W. Halloch, Miss R.

W. Brown, Mrs. Gardner, Miss Helen D. Hedge, Mrs. A.

H. Coryeil, Miss Agnes E. De Monde, Mrs. E. N.

Judge, Mrs. J. O. Carpenter and Miss Caroline M. Worth, 1871; Mrs.

O. J. Chase, Mrs. J. Thallon, Mrs.

W. Mallon, Mrs. Selah Young, Mrs. G. C.

H. Stiles, Mrs. E. De Forest. Miss Fanny D.

Fish, Miss of Sarah A. Seaman, Mrs. F. J. Barrett, Miss Emma Walker, 1873; Miss Caroline W.

Barnes, 1874; Mrs. H. J. Lagagren, G. F.

Hewitt, Mrs. H. A. Arthur, Mrs. C.

C. West, 1876; Mrs. G. J. Smith, 1877; Mrs.

J. L. Robinson, 1878; Miss Sarah Day, Miss Grace Fry, Miss Alice Lester, Mrs. C. May, 1879; Mrs.

J. H. Post, Mrs. J. E.

Stark, Mrs. R. H. MacCready, 1880; Mrs. S.

J. Tilden, Mrs. C. J. F.

Rutter, Mrs. W. D. E. Edwards, Mrs.

R. Annin and Mrs. C. H. Bow, 1881; Miss J.

Clementine Grey, 1882; Miss Harriet Dudley, Mrs. W. H. Ziegler, Miss Elizabeth Gray, Miss A. Louise Henken, Mrs.

R. K. Green, Mrs. J. F.

Drake, 1883; Mrs. A. Bunker, Miss McElroy, Mrs. W. H.

Roberts, Mrs. C. J. Clark and Dr. C.

C. Brant, 1884; Mrs. Van Cott, Mrs. H. W.

Fairfax, Mrs. W. S. Tuttie, Mrs. C.

C. Miller, Mrs. I. S. Crane, 1885; Mrs.

T. Hanson, Miss Elizabeth Perry, Miss H. Louise Williams, Mrs. S. Muretand, 1886; Mrs.

A. M. Best, Mrs. G. Kenway, Mrs.

W. H. Baker, Miss Nina Clement, Mrs. A. S.

Tuttle, Mrs. L. H. a Smith, 1891. Mrs.

F. E. Hamlin, Mrs. A. P.

Lee, Mrs. C. H. Tiebout Mrs. F.

E. Mygatt, Mrs. R. C. S.

Brown, Miss Helen Brown, Mrs. G. T. Frank, 1893; Mrs. F.

H. M. Gilbert, Griffiths, Miss Mrs. Eva H. Y.

S. Potter, C. Seeley, Mrs. J. A.

Davidson, Mrs. R. C. Hinman, 1894: Mrs. B.

G. Blackman, Mrs. R. A. Lyman, Mrs.

T. Earle, Miss Jessie G. Rich, A. Mackintosh, Mrs. D.

B. Sherer, Mrs. M. Singer, Miss E. Mildred Fish, Miss Mary S.

Haviland, Mrs. E. L. Snedeker, Mrs. J.

W. Goodwin, Mrs. F. Hawley, Miss Hawley, Miss Bertha H. Smith, Mrs.

H. Edward Dreier, 1895; Mrs. F. C. Holden, Miss Edith Hallock, Mrs.

E. N. Bennett, 1896; Miss Elida Pearson, Mrs. A. C.

Scharman, Mrs. H. W. Fitzhugh, Mrs. H.

R. Simmons, 1897; Miss Adella Potter, Miss Emilie L. Platt, Mrs. C. F.

Gledhill, 1898; Miss Amy Dunloy, Miss Florence N. Williams, 1899; Miss Mary Shea, Mrs. I. B. at Smith, Miss Madge Miller, Mrs.

C. A. Miller, Miss M. Mitchell, Miss M. Gelston, Miss H.

Harriott, Mrs. S. M. Harat rison, Mrs. T.

T. Whittier, 1901; Miss Mary E. Peck, Miss Jennie Copeland, Miss Olga Rosenson, Mrs. L. E.

Fackner, 1902; Mrs. J. A. Wooley, Mrs. C.

Zellner, Mrs. G. Merrill, 1903; Miss Sarah Shea, Mrs. W. S.

Adams, Mrs. F. L. Pomeroy, 1904; Mrs. E.

W. Baker, Mrs. M. P. McTighe, Miss Margarita Moran, Miss Josephine P.

Lardner, Miss Mary Lardner, Mrs. R. W. Anthony, Miss Jessie Duryea, 1905; Mrs. E.

L. Robertson, 1906; Mrs. G. W. Cummings Mrs.

L. R. Hills, Miss Hazel Cook. Miss Francesca Child, Miss Adele Katz, Mrs. D.

C. Kerr, Mrs. Watson, 1907; Miss Katharine E. Vaughn, 1908; Miss Catharine. Price, C.

J. MacGuire C. Benedict. 1909. Mrs.

J. R. Schmeltzer, Miss Edith Webster, Miss Margaret Titcomb, Mrs. A. B.

Babcock, Mrs. H. A. Jackson, Mrs. W.

G. Benton, Mrs. W. W. Gaul, Miss Marcia G.

Janes, Miss Dorothy Van Vlect, Miss Carolyn D. Roth, Miss Florence M. Crowell, Mrs. A. R.

Latson, Miss Dorothy Wandel, Mrs. A. E. Andrews, Mrs. A.

S. White, Mrs. J. L. Bliss, Mrs.

R. Slocum, Miss Aiden, Mrs. R. Bailey, Miss Mabel E. Brewer, Mrs.

N. A. Deiser, Mrs. W. P.

Rounds, H. Miss Agnes E. Sussdorff, Mrs. F. R.

Hirsh, Miss Janet Ivins, Miss Gladys Husted. 1910: Mrs. Frost Haviland, Miss Elizabeth Young, Mrs. R. Hurlburt.

Mrs. C. E. Crowell Mrs. G.

A. Hughes, Mrs. G. O. Kuhlke, Mrs.

Low, Mrs. Eggert, Mrs. Doorley, 1911; Miss Edith Roberts, Mrs. Gould A. Stebbins, Mrs.

O. E. Payne, Mrs. WilP. Cooke Mrs.

Harold W. Esther, Miss Bertha La Checotte, Miss F. M. Foster, Miss Marion E. Alien, Mrs.

Edward L. Swan, Mrs. Clarence A. Spear, Miss Irene Burtenshaw, Mrs. Shaw, 1912; Miss Elizabeth F.

Healy, Mrs. H. R. Tompkins, Miss Marjorie Walker, Dorothy Cragin, Mrs. R.

C. Ward, Miss Viola Recknagel, Miss Claire Willeman, Mrs. H. G. Lubke, Blackmar, Mrs.

B. M. Frank, 1913; Miss Beatrice W. Bowne, Miss Ruth Knowlson, Mrs. Arthur A.

Kiendl, Miss Dorothy Curtin, Mrs. Frederick K. Glynn, Miss Helen M. George, Miss Kathleen Holton, Mrs. Haroid C.

Parsons, Miss Elizabeth Joyce, Mrs. A. D. McKeige, 1914. Mrs.

J. R. Quinn, Miss Grace Farrar, Miss Marjorie A. Schoudel, Miss Mildred Baxter, Miss Mary Andrews, Miss Dorothy Tuttle, Miss Dot Miller, Miss Hazel Meeker, Mrs. Schwarzwalder, Mrs.

M. McConnel, 1915; Miss F. Arthur, Miss M. Ryop, Miss H. Williamson, Miss Elizabeth Post, Miss Katherine Lagergren, Miss Josephine Smith, Charlotte Stege, Miss E.

Adams, Miss D. Ostrander, 1916; Mrs. Lawrence Washburn, Miss Eunice Haskins, Miss Mildred Worth, Miss Margaret Struse, Miss Hilda Jahn, Mrs. H. W.

Reid, Miss E. Bischoff, Miss Mount, Mrs. Harold Sleeper, Miss tie Holeman, Foster, Mrs. Miss Frank Hilma Gosneli, Jayne, Mrs. Miss G.

E. H. Stege Mrs. Tremper Longman, Miss Marjorie Greene, Mrs. A.

J. Underwood, Mrs. Courtney Aten. Mrs. John Osman, Miss Gertrude Espenscheid, Miss Emily Bow, Mrs.

L. C. Dinsmore, 1917; Miss Mabel N. Reynolds, Miss Swenson. Miss Katharine Burr, Miss Florence Sparks, Miss Frances Rosse, Miss Alva Durring, Miss Natalie Bomeisler, Miss Virginia Christian LADIES' HAIR DRESSER Permanent Wave, $1.00 a Curl Large or small waves.

Parisian Mud Mask--removes blemishes and beautifies the skin. 228 Livingston St. Phone 8686 Main. Rear of Namm's. Finkell, Miss Lorraine Kunkel, Miss Dorothy Hoffman, Miss A.

F. Napier, 1918; Miss Christine Hudaverdi, Miss Marjorie Mills, Miss M. Coffin, Miss H. Roberts, Miss D. Dayton, Miss D.

C. Buell, Miss H. Metcaife, 1919. Civitas Club to Have at Montauk Club. It has been announced that the annual luncheon of Civitas Club will be at Montauk Club on 8th Wednesday.

The speakers are to be Kenneth 'Magowan, business director of the Drama League; Miss Eleanor Gates and Miss Phoebe Foster. Mr. Magowan's topic is to be "The Organized Audience." Miss Gates will speak on "The Play," from the playwright's point of view, and Miss Foster, "The Play," from the actor's point of view. Dance Committee for Music School Settlement Entertainment. Mrs.

Charles J. McDermott, Mrs. Edwin A. Ames, Mrs. Cromwell Childe and their dance committee, Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Magnus, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Main Barlow, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Munger, Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Smith, Dr and Mrs. Sydney G.

Williams, Miss Janet Pouch and Donald Alford, announce that their unusual program of Costume Sketches, which will be 'Act 1" of the entertainment for the benefit of the Brooklyn Music School Settlement at the Masonic Temple tomorrow night, is full of interesting novelties. The dance, to be known as the Spring Dance, and under the same management as very successful Autumn Dance at the Bossert last fall, will directly follow. The artists who are to contribute to this entertaining program are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen Price, Miss Sydney Thompson, Miss Helen Wright and Mrs.

Mary Thornton McDermott. Artists, Program Girls and Ushers for Chaminade Concert. A program of interest is promised for the evening concert of the Chaminade in the Academy of Music Tuesday evening. Louis Graveure, baritone, and Roland Eduard Meyer, violinist, are to be the artists of evening, and Alice Ralph Wood Miss Lillian there will be three child soloists, Miss Elliott Leverich, sopranos, and Miss Laura Corsiaul Ross, contralto, Mrs. Amelia Gray Clarke will preside at the piano and Miss Charlotte Zundel: at the organ.

Mme. Emma Richardson Kuster is to conduct, as usual. Acting as program girls are to be Miss Florence Bennett, Miss Margaret King, Miss Gladys Fisher, Mrs. Walter Norman Hough, Miss Masie Smith, Miss Florence York and Miss Maude Jenkins. The ushers will include William R.

Bishop, Richard Bennett, Bernard H. Burger, Marcus D. Fairchild, Theodore Martin Hardy, William Elliot Kuster, Clarence Rudd Minns and Charles E. Porter. Adelphi Chapter Bridge at Brooklyn Woman's Club.

Plans for the bridge that the Adelphi Chapter of the School Settlement Association is giving at the Brooklyn Woman's Club Thursday afternoon are about complete. Among the subscribers are Mrs. Donald Ross, Mrs. Elison Hillyer, Mrs. Edward C.

Blum, Mrs. Le Grand Gould, Mrs. Robert Veghte, Mrs. Walter Moore, Mrs. Cornelius W.

Middleton, Mrs. Harry Stevens, Mrs. Robert Illingsworth, Mrs. Robert Seward, Mrs. Sara McFarlan, Mrs.

Llewellyn A. Wray, Mrs. Otto Seidenberg, Mrs. Henry C. Folger, Mrs.

Russeli Walker, Miss Henrietta Harman, Miss Martha Casamajor, Miss Gretchen Behre, Mrs. Edmund Butler, Mrs. Harold M. Butler, Mrs. Burnham K.

Taylor, Mrs. Harry Leyser, Mrs. Paul N. Lineberger, Mrs. Ada Thoben, Mrs.

Edgar J. Phillips, Mrs. Ames J. Lamphear, Mrs. Nan D.

Meurlin and Mrs. Harry Eliot Robinson. Miss Mason Hostess at Bridge and Tea. Miss Irene Mason, of 78 Prospect Park West, was the hostess yesterday a bridge and tea at her home. The guests, which included many Phi Chi and Adelphi girls, were Miss Olga Lehrian, Miss Marion Hali, Miss Marjorie Buckley, Miss Carolyn Slee, Mrs.

William A. Robinson, Miss May Mason, Mrs. Rowland Ketcham, Miss Florence Rey, Miss Adelaide Kreitler, Miss Ellen Harnish, Miss Helen Macdonough, Miss Priscilla Dowd, Miss Dorothy Harnish, Miss Hazel Burr, Mrs. Vernon Benjamin, Miss Edna Irvine, Miss Lillian Luckenbach, Miss Mildred Parker, Miss Mildred Milliard, Miss Marjorie Wohlers, Miss Flora Zimmer, Miss Irma Kendall and Miss Anna Faust. Patronesses for Spanish Mission Auxiliary Card Party.

Elizabeth F. Gildea. Brooklyn College Spring Dance. Much interest is being manifested in the card party of the Spanish Mission Auxiliary on May 11, at the Pouch. Among the many patronesses are Mrs.

Juan A. Almirall, Mrs. John M. Alvarez, Mrs. Alejandro Mrs.

Katherine Arango, Mrs. Jose Armendaiz, Mrs. J. Snowden Beli, Mrs. R.

Blake, Mrs. John Bogan, Mrs. Robert H. Bosse, Mrs. M.

C. Bourke, Mrs. John Brady, Mrs. Manuel Calero, Mrs. Jose Camprubi, Mrs.

Antonio B. Caragol, Mrs. Luis J. Casamajor, Mrs. Julian Cendoya, Miss Katherine F.

Curtin, the Misses Delgado, Mrs. John W. Devoy, Mrs. James R. Donnelly, Miss Margaret M.

Dooley, Mrs. Anna M. Dowd, Mrs. Rosa G. De Dumarest, Mrs.

Rudolph F. Emmerick, Mrs. Francisco Escobar, Mrs. T. Esquivel Obregon, Miss Anna Marie Fitzgerald, Mrs.

S. M. Flannery, Mrs. Francisco Fonseca, Mrs. Julio L.

Forbes, Mrs. James F. Gannon, Mrs. Frank Garcia, Mrs. Francisco Garcia, Mrs.

Benjamin F. Gardner, Mrs. Wiiliam Gestal and Miss An impromptu spring dance has arranged by the senior and been of Brooklyn College for junior classes 11, at the Hotel St. George. The May committee in charge is composed of James Gilroy, chairman; Daniel A.

Riordan, Ambrose J. McNamara and Raymond McCabe. Additional Hostesses For Visitation Luncheon. Additional hostesses for the annual luncheon of the Visitation Alumnae, which will take place on Saturday, in the Alumnae Room at the Visitation Convent, Ridge Miss Boulevard, are Miss Isabel Pendas, Agnes Hickey, Mrs. Joseph B.

Collins and Mrs. Richard W. Wilson. The assembly room HEAR JACOBS' ORCHESTRAS NEW Pathe Record No. 22310.

"Little Girls Good-Bye," (Apple-Blossoms): "What a Day Thet'll Be." FOR SALE at Winterroth Piano 59 Flatbush Ave. Musicians Furnished for All Functions. 35 Grant Square, Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephone, Bedford 3280.

At Silsbe'8 Restaurant. and tables will be decorated with flowers from the convent gardens. Mrs. Nugent Entertains In Miss MeArdle's Honor. A kitchen shower was given at the residence of Mrs.

Richard Nugent, 267 Monroe recently, in honor of Miss Ruth MeArdle, who will be one of the early autumn brides, her engagement to Earl W. Krohn having been announced in these columns After the shower, five hundred was played. a Mrs. C. N.

House and Mrs. E. Rowe were the winners of the prizes. Among others present were Mr. and Mrs.

Nugent, Mr. and Mrs. John McArdle, Mrs. A. Woodruff, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Chatfield, Mrs. E. Moore, Mrs.

W. V. Groesbeck, C. N. House, E.

Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Johnson, Miss Dorothy Dawson, E. W.

Krohn, Robert Ku Kuck, IN BERKELEY PLAY MISS VIRGINIA L. 500DY Miss Virginia: L. Boody, daughter of Mrs. Alvin Boody and granddaughter of ex-Mayor Boody, was Rose de la Noye in the Berkeley play given in honor of the tercentenary celebration of the landing of the Pilgrims Friday evening. Miss Dorothy Westcott, Ellis Nugent, Miss E.

L. McArdle, Miss E. R. Swan and Mrs. F.

Swan. Committee for Card Party of St. Agnes Alumnae. The committee for the annual spring card party of St. Agnes Alumnae, which will be held at the Seminary on Saturday, May 15.

includes Mrs. Cornelius A. Schmid, chairman; Miss Clara Baldwin, Miss Edna Dusseldorf, Mrs. Daniel S. Murphy, Mrs.

John Gill. Miss Katherine Meagher, Miss Helen C. Hansbery, "Miss Regina O' Donoghue, Miss Eleanor Fluegel, Miss Anna Newman, Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald, -Miss May Beakey, Miss Anna Murphy, Miss Kathleen Ennis, Mrs. Christian Andersen, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs.

H. Jameson, Miss "Rita Catherwood, Miss Margaret Bowman, Miss Julia Shea, Miss Kathleen Ryan, Miss Isabelle Quinn, Miss Margaret Frawley, Miss Helen Ward and Miss Alice Heavey. Miss Whiting Weds Edward A. Lyon. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Whiting, daughter of Mrs.

Alexander T. Whiting of Chicago, to Edward Arthur Lyon of New York took place yesterday at 4 o'clock at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. William Borden, 182 W. 58th the Rev. Kirkland Huske officiating.

Miss Joyce Borden was the bride's only attendant and Charles Colton Lawrence acted as best man. Hilary R. Chambers Jr. and Winslow Lyon ushered. Patronesses for Packer Alumnae Dramatic Association Plays.

Three short plays are to be presented by the Packer Alumnae Dramatic Association in the Bedford Branch of the Y. M. C. A. Friday evening.

Among the patrons and patronesses for the affair are Frank L. Babbott, J. H. Recknagel, John L. Shea, Mrs.

John T. Barry, Mrs. Henry Bischoff. Mrs. John M.

Blake, Mrs. Louis E. Bomeisler, Mrs. Roscoe C. E.

Brown, Mrs. William C. Buckley, Mrs. Glentworth R. Butler, Mrs.

A. J. Cordier, Mrs. C. A.

Decker, Mrs. E. P. Folger, Mrs. Robert Gair, Mrs.

Edward Hudaverdi, Mrs. Ralph W. Kenyon, Mrs. Robert M. King, Mrs.

Hubert K. Krantz, Mrs. H. F. Krantz, Mrs.

Emmanuel Katz, Mrs. John Lamont, Mrs. Tracy S. Lewis, Mrs. M.

E. T. McDermott, Mrs. C. J.

MacGuire, Mrs. H. W. Macomber, Mrs. E.

N. Millard, Mrs. F. L. Mills, Mrs.

Adolf Muller, Mrs. Henry F. Noyes. Mrs. M.

N. Payne, Mrs. Charles J. Peabody, Mrs. Carson C.

Peck, Mrs. James H. Post, Mrs. Frederick H. Pouch, Mrs.

Margherita Quinn, Mrs. Clinton L. Rossiter, Mrs. Lillie Scharman, Mrs. C.

F. Terrence, Mrs. John J. Walton, Mrs. William S.

Wandel, Mrs. George W. Worth, Mrs. Huntington Woodman, Mrs. RredMrs.

John Anderson, Mrs. Cornelius erick C. Holden, Mrs. Henry go Dahn, Zabriskie, Mrs. William H.

Mr. and Mrs. Stowe Receive in Composer's and Librettist's Honor. Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Stowe are giving an informal tea this afternoon at their home, 172, South Oxford for Charles Wakefield Cadman, the composer, and W. Richard Eberhart, the librettist of the opera "Shanewis" and writer of the words of many of Mr. Cadman's songs.

Card Party and Sale for St. Gabriel's Organ Fund. A card party and sale for the St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church organ fund, in which many prominent Flatbush women are interested, was pianned last night at the home of Mrs. Edward A.

Vanderveer, 71 Linden ave. The party will be held at Masonic Temple, Bedford near Church on May 5. The hostesses are Mrs. William K. Clarkson, Mrs.

Edward B. Vanderveer, Mrs. William A. Watson, Mrs. William H.

Morgan, Mrs. H. B. James, Mrs. E.

H. Driggs, Mrs. George McNeill, Mrs. Harold E. Ditmas and Miss Helen G.

Clarkson. Miss Hurst Hostess for Musicale of Thursday Circle. Miss Virginia Hurst, of 298 Garfield was hostess last evening for a recital given the auspices of the Thursday Musical Circle by Ashley baritone, assisted by Irwin Hassell, pianist. Mr. Ropps sang the aria Ruddier Than a Cherry," "Acis and Gallatia" (Handel), "Pilbrim's and "Don Juan's Serenade" (Tschaikowsky) and a group of four songs by Burleigh.

Among Mr. Hassell's numbers were two Moskowski and two Liszt selections. Speakers and Guests at Luncheon in Mrs. Sheeran's Honor. The testimonial luncheon given for Mrs.

James J. Sheeran, president of the I. F. C. at the Pennsylvania Hotel yesterday brought together a large gathering of Brooklyn's prominent Catholic women.

Mrs. Sheeran sat at the speakers' table, the guest of honor. in orchid georgette and rose point lace, carrying orchids and lavender sweet peas. With her at the speakers' table were: The Rt. Rev.

Thomas J. Shahan, S. T. rector of the Catholic University of Washington, who spoke on "The I. F.

C. The Rev. John L. Belford, whose subject was "Work, Not Mra. Thomas A.

McGoldrick, who chose as her topic President." The Rev. F. J. Healey, who spoke on "Catholic Alumnae of Today," and V.rs. Ada K.

Gannon, who said a few words on "Parliamentary Law." The Rev. Bernard McKenna made a short address and the musical bers were sung by Mrs. William Sayers and Miss Elizabeth Welty, The regent of the New York Chapter of the Emmitsburg Alumnae, Mrs. John M. Alvarez, under whose auspices the luncheon was held, presided as hostess.

The toastmistress was Mrs. Edgar G. Criswell. The following were among those present: The Rev. Matthew J.

Flynn, the Rev. Charles Rielly, the Rev. William Livingston, Mrs. Henry J. Sayers, Miss Mary R.

Welty, Mrs. William H. Sayers, Miss Elizabeth Welty, Miss Eleanor Colgan, Mrs. Florence D. Peter Rouss, Mrs.

Joseph Rustland, White, Mrs. Robert E. Jennings, Mrs. E. Cleary, Mrs.

ME Cornelius Cleary, Miss Miss Anna L. McDevitt, Mrs. William M. Veronica Woods, Mrs. Robert J.

Hubbard, V.rs. C. Brung, Mrs. Joseph Glennon, Miss Mary Meehan, Miss Nell Stewart, Miss Ann Stewart, Mrs. John E.

Baxter, Mrs. J. J. Barry, Mrs. James MacEvitt, Mrs.

T. Casey, Miss Mary E. Brennan, Mrs. John H. Walsh, Mrs.

John H. Delaney, Mrs. Monica Ullo, Mrs. Henry C. McLean, Miss McConville, Miss Eleanor Lenane, Miss Mary McQueeney, Mrs.

A. Conklin, Mrs. Thomas F. Casey, Miss May Carroll, Mrs. J.

B. La Marche, Mrs. Robert F. Craig, Mrs. Jennie Walsh, Miss Margaret Lynch, Mrs.

Thomas Hiler, Miss Juanita Alvarez, Miss Alice Alvarez, Miss Camilla. Clerk, Miss Agatha Boylan, Miss Catherine Hogan, Mrs. Mathias Figuera, Mrs. Philip A. Dougherty, Mrs.

Charles Partridge, Miss Lisiscki, Miss Loretto Hughes, Miss Jollon, Miss Edna Murtha, Miss Alice O'Toole and Mrs. Henry Perkins. St. Francis Xavier Academy To Hold Commencement Dance. The members of the senior class of St.

Francis Xavier Academy will hold their commencement dance at the Hotel St. George, Monday evening, May 17. Miss Marguerite Conway is chair. man of the committee and those assisting her are: Miss Elizabeth McCafrite Miss Georgiana Rincones. frey, SHeas, Helen Croke, Miss MargueMiss Margaret Meehan, Miss Helen Clark, Miss Mary Dwyer and Miss Grace Lawrence.

The Dansant of St. Angela's Hall Alumnae. Plans have been completed for the dansant to be given by St. Angela's Hall Alumnae at the Hotel Commodore, Manhattan, on Saturday, May 8. The Hotel Commodore orchestra has been secured and tea will be served at small tables in the west ball room.

A partial list of the subscribers includes Miss May F. Carroll, Miss Claire Eppig, Miss Isabel McCloskey, Miss Helen A. JolIon, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Isabel Hall, Miss Katherine Clarke, Miss May Mc- PLAYS ADELPHI LEAD MISS KATHARINE MACHRACH When the Adelphi Dramatic Association presented "Little Women" on April 23 the part of Jo was played by Miss Katharine Renwick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ellison Renwick of 69 S.

Oxford st. Carthy, Miss Marie Tilyou, Miss Loretta Hughes, Miss Mabel Rafter, Miss Dorothy Eppig, Miss Kathleen Kiley, Miss Gertrude Johnson, Miss Helen Campbell, Miss Margaret McCosker, Miss Elizabeth McVey, Miss Mary McVey, Lillian Cahill, Mrs. Austin J. Jones, Miss Marie Little and Miss Marie Piggott. Colony House Plans Many Events At Its Recent Business Meeting.

A reception and formal opening of its new home was planned by Colony House when it met, at 496 Atlantic Thursday afternoon. This reception take place on May 21, and is in charge of Mrs. Fletcher Cook. A benefit also being planned for the latter part of October, and the affair promises to be one of the largest and most interesting held in Brooklyn in some time. Its name has not been decided upon as yet, and a prize is offered for the best suggestion.

A rummage sale, of which Mrs. James Donnelly is the chairman, planned May 7 and 8, is another event on Colony House schedule. At the meeting Thursday reports of committees were read and the officers for the ensuing year selected. They are: Mrs. John Lansing Swan, president; Mrs.

Willard De Bernard, Mrs. J. T. W. Kastendieck, Mrs.

George C. Stout, Mrs. George C. Taft and Mrs. William H.

Van Kleeck 3d. Miss Van Vleck Entertained By Mrs. George A. Merrill. Miss Mary Bunn Van Vleck was the recipient of many gifts when she was entertained by Mrs.

George Adams Merrill. The house was tastefully decorated with snap dragon and ferns, and the table artistically arranged with pink Ophelia roses and smilax. There was a bridal party of Kewpie dolls, whose dresses were copies of those to be worn by Miss Van Vleck's bridal party on Saturday next, when she will marry Woodworth Badeau Marsters. The ceremony will take place at the country home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Judson Van Vleck, at Allenhurst, N. J. The bride and bridegroom will make their home at Deal, N. J. Among those present were Mrs.

Frederick Hearn, Mrs. John Henry Pinkney, Mrs. Caroline Pinkney, Miss Ruth Wells of New Haven, Miss Florence Norton, Miss Dorothy De Bevoise, Mrs. Frederick Simonson. Miss Ethel Hanman, Miss Louise Lamar, Miss Margaret Lemar, Miss Gertrude Hearn, Miss Ida Thatcher, Miss Cornelia Watts, Miss Marion Prout, Miss Helen Reid, Miss Kathleen McLaughlin, Miss Helen McLaughlin, Miss Adelaide McLaughlin, Miss Jane Humphreys, Miss Edith Scott and Miss Helen Scott.

Wedding of Miss Sheldon And Roosevelt W. Durkee. Miss Gladys R. Sheldon and Roosevelt Watson Durkee were married very quietly Thursday evening at 222 E. 17th Flatbush, by the Rev.

Dr. Elbert W. Van Aken. Miss Sheldon. who is the daughter of and Mrs.

James R. Sheldon of 489 Hancock was attended by Mrs. Frank C. Mr. Powers 471 Fifth Avenue, N.

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Bet. 40th and 41st Sta. Opposite Public Library. Blanchard, matron of honor and little Miss Madeline Richardson, flower girl. Frank C.

Blanchard acted as best man for Mr. Durkee, who is the son of Mrs. Anna Durkee of Rochester. N. Y.

The bride's gown was of white satin trimmed with pearls and she wore a veil of tulle and carried white sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Mra. Blanchard was in pink charmeuse with a bouquet of pink roses and the flower girl in pale pink crepe de chine. Mrs. John E.

Richardson sang "Oh Promise Me" during the mony. CAVALRY POST DANCE. Many well-known society people are interested in the dance to be given by the 1st N. Y. Cavalry Post, Amera ican Legion, at its headquarters, 489 Washington Friday evening.

The patronesses for the affair are Mrs. James T. Pilcher, Mrs. Mortimer D. Bryant, Mrs.

John Roberts, Mrs. Henry F. Haggerty, Mrs. John J. Grace, Mrs.

Michael F. McGoldrich, Mrs. Joseph Coppinger. Mrs. Harry H.

Spencer, George W. Baker Mrs. Victor Zorn, Mrs. Joseph Vanderbilt, Mrs. Albert.

Sopp. MISS LANNING ENGAGED. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Lanning of 313 Prospect pl. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Julia V. ning, to Frederick A. Magrath of 354 E.

4th st. Mr. Magrath is the son of Mrs. Susan B. Magrath and the late Frederick A.

Magrath. GIRLS GIVE FRENCH PLAY. On Friday evening the Cercle Moliere of St. Joseph's, gave, in French, a splendid performance of Moliere's great comedy, "Les Femmes Savantes." The acting was exceptionally good, each actress interpreting her role with skill and sympathy. Miss Eunice Harthart, who coached the players, took the part of Trissotin, in the absence of Miss Margaret Lenahan, who was unfortunately unable to play.

The caste included Miss Harriet Shiebler. Miss Catherine McKenna. Miss Eleanor Howard, Miss Agnes Byrne, Miss Marjory Nolan, Miss Grace Byrne, Miss Agnes Connolly, Miss Isabel Hall, Miss Marion O' Reilly, Miss Catherine Shannon. Miss. Annunciata Scibilia and- Miss Roselyn Weiden.

MRS. KILMER TO LECTURE. Mrs. Joyce Kilmer will lecture on "Poet Personalities," at the Academy of Music. Friday afternoon.

May 7. Miss Joye will give an organ recital preceding the lecture. The leeture is under the auspices of the Catholic Women's Association. MISS PINCK ENGAGED The Rev. Dr.

and Mrs. William J. Finck of New Market, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Finek, to the Rev. Henry H. Bagger of Brooklyn and Morgantown, W.

Va. Miss Finek is a graduate of Vassar, 1917. in which college she is now a member of the faculty, Mr. Bagger is the son of Capt. and Mrs.

H. A. Bagger of 1275 86th st-, Brooklyn. He is the pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church at Morgantown, W.

Va. ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ROBERTS An engagement of interest announced during the week is that of Miss Helen Marie Roberts, 484 Stratford daughter of Mrs. Edwin M. Roberts, Rev. Walter Fuller Tunks of Muskegon, Mich.

Miss Roberts has recently returned to Flatbush, after an absence of six months. during which time she directed a series of Young Women's Christian A NEW FIANCEE MISS CLAUDIA IRENEL RIDGELY SCENES The engagement is announced in these columns today of Miss Claudia Irene Ridgely of 266 Berkeley to Albert E. Winger. Association finance campaigns in Middie Western cities. Mr.

Tunks is a graduate of Kenyon University and Bexley Hall Theological Seminary, Ohio. For two years he was curate in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Cleveland, Ohio, and 1 for the last three years has been rector of St. Paul's Church, Muskegon. His fraternity Delta Tau Delta.

The wedding will take place early in June. DURAN-READ. Miss Florence E. Read, daughter of Mrs. Emily P.

Read, of 370 Mariborough was married to Le Roy M. Duran, son of Lyman Duran, of 261 Quincy on April 21, The ceremony took place at noon in St. Paul's P. E. Church, Flatbush, the Rev.

Dr. WalJ. Gardner officiating. The bride, whose only attendant was Miss Mabel Wilkes, was given in her broth Edward R. ham.

George M. McCarty acted best man..