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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1930. a Kellar, Mrs. Campbell T. Hamilton, Mrs. Clifford M.

Bishop, Mrs. Benjamin Patterson Mrs. Albert McDonald, Mrs. John T. Winkhaus, Mrs.

Harry S. Schley, Mrs. G. Walter Randall, Mrs. Walter Mur-phv and Mrs.

Loren M. Cowdrey. The Women's Golf Club of the Garden City Country Club held a "kickers handicap" yesterday CLEARY CASSIDT Miss Kathryn Margaret Cassidy, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Cassidy of 319 15th was married to John Vincent Cleary, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James L. Cleary of 411 15th this morning in St. Stanislaus Church, the Rev. Frederick Lund officiating. A reception followed the ceremony at the Hotel St.

George. octetjg Burglars Get $1,000 in Gems At Long Beach Police Report Four Homes Looted Over Weekend at L. I. Summer Resort A daughter, Miss Lorraine Condit of Montclair, N. have arrived at the Quogue House for three weeks stay.

Miss Peggy Anderson of Pennsylvania and Lincoln Cornwell of Brooklyn will spend the weekend with John F. Graham. Miss Elsie Hughes will give a dinner party preceding the dance at the Quogue Country Club on Eaturday. Her guests will include the Misses Belle Wiley. Miriam Schmid, Marion Adams.

Katherine Dempsey, Peggy Anderson. Lesley. Olcott, Barbara Barrows, Frederick fitphhins. F. Graham.

Lincoln terday voted to definitely drop th Fire island extension of the Ocean Parkway and the boat channel project, because of the lack of cooperation on the part of property, owners. The plan, originally, was to continue the Ocean Parkway, through the construction of a bridgo over Fire Island Inlet and then carry a causeway back to the main-land at a point beyond Fire Island. Now it is planned to construct a second causeway from the east end of Jones Beach to a point near Babylon, making a with tho present causeway on the west, the Ocean Parkway on the south and the new causeway on the east. Miss Alice Bowdjn and Her Dinner Party list Lorraine Condit iSnccial to the Eaale) i tscr.non, u. juiy iuiss Alice iorinda Boh den and Tyler Howe Eowden, daughter and son of Mr.

i Mrs. Laurens Bowden of How-ells Point Road, pave a large dinnei party last evening at their home in honor of Miss Lorraine Condit. pre-cedinz the young people's dance at the Bellport Bay Yacht Club. Anions the guests were the Misses Ethel Sayrcs. Man' Alice MeOurk.

E'ise Connett, Elaine Tibbetts. 1 Marion Savage, Moya Kennedy. Emily French, Virginia Woodruff. Betty Masulre, jane Burden; Rob- r-rt and Frank Burke. Edward Burns.

William Earle, Bayard Dodd. Joseph 'Savae, Morris Cox, B.mzie Smith. Bunyan, Robert Ince. Wal- Woodruff, Arthur Kennedy and "John Wickham. The Misses Ruth and Natalie Bliss Brooklyn, who arc at their home i here for the season, have issued in- "vltations for a bridge on Monday Evening, July 14.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandlee Turner "Jr. are visiting Mr.

Turner's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandlee Turner, -at Skyland Farm, Buck Hill Falls.

Turner gave a large tea in I jtheir honor on Saturday afternoon. Dr. Franft Eethel Cross, Dr. Fred-Trick Schroeder and Dr. and Mrs.

rman C. Perkins returned today on the lie de France from a month' of the French spas and health -resorts. James H. cf 39 JTonroe flare will sa.l on the Berenearia tfuly 16. Mr.

Jnurrian will join Mr. 1 nd Mrs. William E. Jourdan in Paris and will return on the Amii- i tar.ia on Aug. 30.

3 I Mrs. William H. Harkness and Miss Isabel Harkr.ess of Manhattan! oent the wrcUend with Mrs. Hdnrv L. O'Brien at Wcsfhampton Beach.

1 1. I. After leaving Westha-npion Jlrs. Hsrknrss visit her son Mr. and Mi's.

Wil- Long Beach, L. I July 9 The police here today reported that four homes had been looted over the weekend, the most recent robberies being at the home of Ernest Kahn, 507 Lafayette Boulevard, and the home of Helen Nadel, 466 W. Chester St. On Monday afternoon $25 was taken from the Kahn home and $80 from the Nadel home. Both families had been on the beach for the day.

The police said they were the work of amateurs. On Sunday the apartment of Aaron Messinger in the Tudor Towers was entered while Messinger and his family were at the beach when a wrist watch valued at $45 was taken and $17 In cash. Late Saturday night the home of Barnet E. Kopelman at 227 W. Olive St.

wag ransacked by two men who fled when they awakened a maid asleep on the upper floor. The thieves took over $1,000 worth of Jewelry. Police said the burglars gained entrance by Jimmying a window. They made a thorough search of the house, both upstairs and down, leaving every room strewn with articles and clothing they didn't want. The maid's room was the last to be entered.

She was awakened by the glare of a searchlight carried by one of the men. When she stirred in bed the men fled, the police said. Detective Archibald Hengeveld was assigned to the eases. Ocean Parkway Extension to Be Abandoned on L.I. state ucciaes io urop Project Due to Lack T.nenl rn.nnprntinn i 1 I Babylon, L.

July 9 The Long! Island State Park Commission at a meeting in the Belmont Lake State Park headquarters here yes The only existing- record of Jessie Bartlett Davis' Promise Me" has been placed in a safety vault for the benefit of future generations. Caesar defeated Ariovistus. a German chief who conquered the greater part of Gaul, and drove hlra across the Rhine B. C. 58.

ADVERTISEMENT AND INSIDE, ITS JUST 20 COOLER Give your parched mouth a chang from candy-flavored tooth pastes. Give it the new thrill, cooling and refreshing, that comes with the first taste of PEBECO. The delicata "bitey" tane tells vou that more than tooth cleaning goes on when you use rebeco. Of course, it gives you tha- whitest, smoothest, cleanest, dental surfaces, but it also invigorates your entire mouth. The cooling tang lingers long after its use, telling you that Pebeco is still helping Nature retard decay by neutralizing the mouth acids.

Start a tube of Pebeco today. Advti 1 Miss Doreen Rodel was maid of honor. James Cleary acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Mathew and Thomas Cleary, also brothers of the bridegroom. Following a motor trip through New York State and Canada, Mr. and Mrs.

Cleary will take up their residence at 256 E. 16th St. Miss Elsie K. Miller of Brooklyn is spending some time at the Chal- fonte Hall at Atlantic City. Miss Leonore M.

Tiemev of 1356 Pacific is spending part of the summer at the Catholic Summer School. Cliff Haven, N. Y. Miss Tierney provided a musical pro gram at the school on Sunday, consisting of selections from modern French, Italian and Russian composers. Miss Grace Zahn of 60 Rose Floral Park, L.

1 entertained at a bridge at her home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bannon and their granddaughter, Miss Loretta Bannon, of 102 Douglass are spending a few weeks at the Marga ret house, Leeds, N.

Y. PHILLIPS HOE Miss Edna Celeste Hoey, daughter of Mrs. John Hoey, was married to Maurice J. Phillips Saturday at a nuptial mass in St. Francis Xav- ier Church, the Rt.

Rev. Mons. D. J. Hickey, V.

officiating. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was held at the Granada Hotel. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, had Miss Helen Madden and her sister, Miss Anna Hoey, as bridesmaids. Upon their return from a tour of the Atlantic coast Mr. and Mrs.

Phillips will reside on Alocon Court in Bay Ridge. PLAX GKEENPOINT.JIBILEE Plans for a Jubilee month this fall are being made by Greenpoint merchants and civic leaders in anticipation of the completion of the Manhattan Ave. subway next September. The proposed widening and deepening of Newtown Creek will also be celebrated by com-i munities to be benefited, it was announced. CONEY HEARING PUT OFF The hearing at which representatives of four Brooklyn civic associations were to urge Borough President Hesterberg to create a new motor highway to Coney Island, scheduled for yesterday, has been postponed until the latter part of the week.

Plans for a convention hall in Coney Island will also be presented. Cornwell, Charles Schroeder, Sidney Matthews, Roger Matthews. Robert Wowrwiathe, David Blossom and Robert Sweeney. Mrs. Edward S.

Moore, who has been spending some time at the Savoy-Plaza, Manhattan, returned yesterday to Roslyn, L. I. Mrs. Walden Pell has closed Pell Mell Farm, Esopus on Hudson, and opened her house at Cedar-hurst, L. where Mr.

and Mrs. F. Livingston Pell and Mr. and Mrs. James Duane Pell have taken a cit- tage for the summer.

Mrs. John Woodhull Hostess At Bridge-Luncheon Today (Special to the Eagle) Garden City, L. July 9 Mrs. John 'Woodhull of Washington Ave. was a luncheon bridge hostess at the Lido Country club today.

Her guests included Mrs. Edward Cooper, Mrs. A. Bowman Clark, Mrs. Harry Wykes Whitehill, Mrs.

Huy-ler Helt, Mrs. Warren H. Hawkins, Mrs. Egmont G. Barth, Mrs.

Lee Albertson and Miss Ida Cooper. Mrs. Frank W. Cook of Cathedral Ave. was hostess at luncheon and bridge at her home this afternoon.

Her guests were Mrs. George Walker. Mrs. George A. Young, Mrs.

Clifton W. Wilder. Mrs. Joseph P. Ripley, Mrs.

Kenneth Ward-Smith, Mrs. Andrew H. Boardman, Mrs. Henry W. Wandless.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. McLaughlin of Cathedral Ave. will entertain their evening bridge club tonight.

The members are Mr. and Mrs. Bethune W. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell T. Hamilton, Mrs.

Charles D. Mcneely and Benjamin Starkey. Mr. and Mrs. Bethune W.

Jones, who have resided in Hempstead for over twenty years, have moved into their new home on Washington Garden City. Another, luncheon bridge hostess this week was Mrs. A. S. Wolf of Meadbrook Road, whose guests were Mrs.

Alonzo M. Onderdonk, Mrs. William L. Keplinrjer, Mrs. M.

Gregg Latimer, Mrs. Thomas Newcome, Mrs. George Patton, Mrs. George W. Alcock and Mrs.

H. A. Mc-Candless. Mrs. Bartlett H.

Travis of 7th St. entertained at luncheon and bridge at the Cherry Valley Club this afternoon, her guests being Mrs. Benjamin H. Tibbs, Mrs. John F.

Armitage, Mrs. Edward B. Mc- Mrs. Ade T. Milhorat was Miss Edith Caulkins Herrick, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest A. Herrick or 7603 Ridge before her recent marriage. Dr. and Mrs.

Milhorat will sail Saturday on the Do Grasse to spend a year abroad. Mrs. Erimo Schmidt, Mrs. Nancy Alvey. Mrs.

John M. Alvarez. Mrs. toward Knen, Mis. eeweu inorn-inome afternoon.

The winners were E. A. Van Alen and Mrs. Tracy A. Clute.

rharl Chanin AUvn and Robert H. Allyn, son of Col. and Mrs. Rob ert Starr Allyn of 428 urana Ave, hav returned from Antioch Col lege, Ohio, for the summer. m- nj Mm Willis W.

Chaffee of 781 Ocean Ave. are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Frame cnanee or Onion City, Pa. Mrs.

Emma Edwards of the Mon-tioello on Washington Ave. is at present at Pawling, N. Y. Miss Helen E. Vogel, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Vogel of Ami-tyville, L. is in Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs. Ralph E. Krueger, her uncle and aunt.

Mrs. Krueger is the former Miss Helen Baldwin of 90 Downing Brooklyn. The Rev. and Mrs. Edward D.

fitnnlen have, returned from a trip to Europe and are at 277 Gates Ave. Dr. Herbert F. William and family of 416 GranrKAve. will be at Fox-bery, for the season.

Miss Marian Duckworth Wed To Kenneth Robert Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Houghton Duckworth of Douglaston, L. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Marian Duckworth, to Kenneth Robert Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert LeRoy Weaver of 426 E. 16th on Thursday afternoon at the Little Church Around the Corner in Manhattan. Miss Emily Hargan was Miss Duckworth's only attendant and Ralph Allen acted as best man for Mr. Weaver. Mr.

and Mrs. Weaver, upon their return from a wedding trip to Lake Morey, will reside at 68 St. Paul's Place. McEL VIE ELLIOT Miss Margaret McElvie. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McElvie of 305 82d will be married to Aw fred L. Elliott, recently of Scotland. Saturday evening' in the Bay Ridge Presbyterian Church. A reception and wedding dinner will follow in the Hotel Bossert.

Miss McElvie will have Miss Ada Fenwick as maid of honor and little Maurlne Hill as flower girl. Allan Stewart will be best man for Mr. Elliot. Alex. Cannon and James Mathieson will be usher.

Mr. Elliot and his bride will leave shortly after the wedding for Canada. Upon their return the end of the month they will be at home at 315 82d St. Call to to liam Karkne-s, it Conn, hill, Mrs. Arthur Seitz.

Mrs. Corn-- wall, Mrs. Frederick Van Vranken. Mr. and Mrs; Ilenrv D.

Loft of I Mrs. Charles Huntoon, Mrs. Richard 40 Park Ave. Manhattan, and I Paulson, Mrs. Edward Frederick Nyacfc.

N. win sail on the Al- I Gundrum, Mrs. Charles Raynor, Mrs. July Sale! 1,800 Pieces Extra Size bert Eallin cn July 24 and return i early in September. They will join Mr.

and Mrs. Charles D. Schenck cf Englewood in Berlin and will take a motor trip through Germany. Austria and Italy, returning on the taturnia early in September. iAs this is the first season in some Sears that Mrs.

Jessica Lozier Povne has net been traveling in i foreisn ports, she is i.Wiw Hn. i tage'of being in the East to visit ner many mends. Mrs. Payne will i leave this week fo be the guest of Mrs. Ecn.iamin Frince at her sum-! Tner home on Loon Lake.

N. Mrs! -aui naiiR.iier oi r.irs. Prince, will co with Mr Pavne ABRAHAM George Douglas, Mrs. C. Porter Fish er, Mrs Robert Feet, Miss Eugenia Raynor.

Mrs. Robert Maclntyre. Mrs. Ella Johnson, Miss Emma Requa. Mrs.

Shattuck, Mrs. William J. Bin- neV- Mrs- Walter Krnfft, Mrs. Gus tav Thompson, Mrs. Alexander Year-ance.

Mrs. Albert Brophy. Mrs. R. Robb, Mrs.

James Rourke and Mrs. manias K. Alioro. Mrs- William A. Blssel and Mrs.

Louise Thompson of Brooklyn have spent the past three wreks at. the ul Thompson of Garfield Ave. Mrs- I- Mortimer Lloyd was OlTPqf. vdcfprriau nf 1.T otyA Ifrr ihomas Etfison at tea at their I The Misses Mary E. and Annie A.

Injalls of 107 State St. arc spend-in? the summer at The Francis, in East Oranee. N. J. Miss Rallie will be at Jackson, N.

for the season. I Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Field will favf. "ly to some time I lovmceiown, Aiass.

i LINGERIE J.ater, Mrs. Pavne will visit Mrs home 111 Llewellyn Park. N. J. Last Warren van Slvke at Foxcroft.

her 'ear Mrs- tlyd- wno formerly re-summer home in Oakland, N. J. 5mcd 111 Brooklyn, wrote a poem -Afterward, she will be the guest of about Mr- Edison and the meeting Mrs. Frank C. B.

at Oyster was comiection with this work. I home, 4015 South lfi8th Flush- Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Swimming, recently, in honor of Miss of the Hotel Bossert sailed on the cherrie Clarke, founder-president DeutSChktnd yesterday to Visit Ger- I Canrl.

and founder and honorary Kirby and Miss Wilhelmine Kirby of 911 Park Ave. left their country at uea.ora nins, wesicuesier, yesterday, where they have been since the late spring, for tneir summer home in Nantucket. Thev will be at Nantucket untfl after Labor Day. Miss Catherine Meyers of 151 Ross St. and her niece, Miss Eleanor Campbell of 139 Hooper are spending the summer out West.

Miss Campbell Is a graduate of the class of 1930 of Packer Collrjiate Institute. Dr. and Mrs. Morris W. Henry of 2589 Bedford Ave.

spent the holiday weekend at the Sampawam Club In Ba'byiotli L. and are now visiting Mra. jamfS a. Moffatt at Hampton for a few days. iVIT.

HllU lViI. VV11UUU1 JVV1R IV1C'- 0. nlltily umuu ot. aic iclcjv- ing congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Monday, at the Long Island College Hospital. Mis.

Mc-Aneny is the former Miss Frances Allison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Allison of 12 Polhemus Place. Mrs.

H. H. Thomas Entertains Members of Capri at Luncheon Mrs. Harry Harvey -Thomas, past president of the N. Y.

City Federa- tinn of rinhc onri v(i-p president of Capri, entertained Canri memhers at. luncheon nt, her president of the Priors. After luncheon automobiles took the party, for a tour of Flushing and a picnic at Casino Park. The president, Miss Clarke, presented each member present with a gift. Dr.

Anna W. Hochfeldcr assistant corporation counsel, pre sented Miss Clarke with a pin repre senting the Capri emblem. Quogue Soc'ety Active (Special to the Eaglet Quogue. L. July 9 Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Condit and their ADVERTISEMENT GIVE YOUR TEETH WATCHFUL CARE! KQU1NO Be on the safe side Take advan tage oi our free examination. We'll be glad to quote prices anc hh aritHw. n-fthnnt xnmt BEAUTIFUL and NATURAL SETt IN A DAY IF DESIRED. Hours, 8 to 6 DR.

S. C. HART 446 Fulton Street Corner Hovt Street, BROOKLYN Ovfr Mirror f.nd. Stnrr Snhwavg snd Trnllryi nt Our Door UlTON ST of HOYT CO CUMberland 6000 Shop Directly by Phone 'AvS Is First Introduce turn to thick-all- I Gowns, French Panties, Chemise, Step-ins ALMOLIVE DEADS in Water of Any Temperature inanv. Austria.

Italy, Switzerland and France, returning on the Paris the latter part of September. Mi-s I cy Marie Sinclaire. of Mrs. Frank M. Sinclaire of 'oi thvi'Je, N.

and Brooklyn, is 'lie guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Noyes at Huntington, L. I.

Mrs. C. A. Krueger Entertains In Honor of Miss Ruth Jones Mrs. Charles H.

Krueger of 53S 1st St. entertained at a bridsre and trinket shower at her Westchester house. Harriedean Farm, N. Mondav In honor of Miss Ruth of Judge and Mrs. Alfred Jones of Millwood.

N. who marrlfd Robert fnn of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. of Darien.

next June. The guests included Mrs. Frederick T. Fisher. Mrs.

Luther Lock Richardson. Mrs. Willif.r.n A. Brodie. Mrs.

James Dodge. Mrs. William Moore. Mrs. William W.

Weed. Mrs. George Dyke, Mrs. Robert Thackara, Mrs. James Dickson.

Mrs. John J. Dob-son. Mrs. Alfred sJones, Mrs.

T. iverett Bishop. Mrs. J. Harold Whit-son.

Mrs. I. C. Hofaling. Miss Cath- t-nnr van EIUIH, IVUM uerLrune I Miss victoria Ltihmrm.

Miss Mnhnllp niL-Knn Mice ITatlirvn anfl Edltn Mr. and Mn. John Wood Scott of 207 Lincoln Place are spending a few davs at the Monomonock Inn at Caldwell. N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Ou-tavus Town That Dissolve you sprinkle 10c J3ay: L. and of Mrs. J.

H. Shaffer at Chappaqur. N. Y. Mrs.

John Tupper Co'e and Mrs. A. Hewlett will be among the exhibitors at the seventh annual site at the Fairfield County Club, on the club grounds near Westnort. which will open next Wednesday and continue through until Saturda" afternoon. July 10.

when the championship -ribbons will be awarded. Frances Brennin lo Tomorrow Morning to John J. Fitzgerald Jr. Miss Marion B''ennin. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Prcnnan of 133 Sullivan Place, will be married to John J. 'Fitzgerald, son of former Representative and Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald of R31 Ocenn tomor--row mornin' in file Church of St.

lenatins. The Rev. Father Peter Nolan officiaie and a reception will -follow at the Hotel St. George. Miss Virchva Da It on will be maid honor for Mi's Brennan.

who will Mrs. Thomas Corbetf, Mis? Kathleen Fitwrald. Miss Mary and Miss Mary Burns a bridesmaids. Dr. Thomas Lamb -will be best man for Mr.

Fitr-erald. 1 The ushers will include Lieut. Jus- tine Fitrieralfl cf Newport. Edmund -Fitzgerald. William Grumblov of iorw3lk.

and James O'Con-jiell of Manhattan. Mips Brennan is a graduate of the College cf New Mr. attended St. College -and is a graduate of cl.il encineer-4n; of Catholic UniveiT-ify, Washington. D.

C. Mr. and. his will fn to Neva Srctn and upon at 151 Parson; L. I.

-fir weddiiT! urn will re- Hemp- Mrs. Robert 0. Gives Bridge Luncheon yvil'e (Special to i F-yvillr. L. P-Mr.

Robert O. Dixon er.ter'-.'nrd at a 'luncheon and at, th Elmore Hotel The iiuesrs r-y Mrs. Ir-oy "Fairchild. Mrs Fain hild. Mrs.

mussel J. Piemne. Miss Orrtrude Benson. Mrs. Waiter P.

Holrmnhe. iMls. Elmer T. ZabnsUie, Mrs. Frank-'lin Miles.

Mrs. John D. Kecor, Mrs. -Learanrie Kerr. Mrs.

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