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THE CHAT, SATURDAY, "JULY 6, 1918 FLAT 11 CHAT HOOVERIZE ON YOUR ictoriaUot Storm Closes 6 P. M. Open Saturday Nights Till 10 O'clock uoofs ion May Cresson, at McDonough street, left town on Wednesday to visit friends at Hawleysvllle, remaining until Monday, May Cresson is the sister of Mrs. Charles P. Watson, of Washington, D.

and New York, and 144 FLATBUSH AVE. Oaa Door from Derohettar Rotd TELEPHONE, 9129 FLATBUSH 8PBCIAL FOR TODAY STAMPS UNTIL NOON Single Stamps Thereafter Roasting Beef of Prime Native Cattle Chuck Pot Roast Sugar Cured moked Hams Roasting veal, milk rea Roasting Spring Lamb Big Rtiuctloa Sail TodMy After P. Pan Flih. 5c lb Sugar Cured FISH STATION Sftclal 3 lbs. Pan Fish 3 it.

IDS. lb. and up SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK C'' WamaV.V.V.V.V.V.'.V.V.'.'.'.V.V. WITH THI COUPON ONLY DOUBLE GREEN Saturday and Monday TheStoreTmat, Broadway Manufacturers' Sample Cotton Blouses 79c Striped or plain voiles; blouses that have all the necessary appearance to sell (or 11.15 or more; some trimmed, others tailored, with large trimmed collars rail sizes to 46, but not In all atyles. While quantity lasts, values up to tlM 79c Distinctive Styles in New Organdie Blouses $3.19 and lavender, with white organdie "wi Doiiars ana cures i sizes to s.

Copies ot higher priced models for Saturday and Monday, only S3.1S. no o. 1,0. secona Floor puy nnu stamps Men's Roxford Balbriggah Underwear 65c Garment The market value today of these suits Is much higher than our retail price; durable garments In short or long sleeves; knee or ankle lengths; all sizes in regular, as well as for short stouts. To prevent dealers from purchasing, we will only allow three to a customer.

Men's Shirts $1.35 Six thousand of them to be closed out Monday at prices so low you easily can afford to buy three or more. Excellent shirts in madras with soft cuffs; sizes 13M to 18; regular values to 12,00, for Monday, at $1.35. The L. B. Co.

Lower Floor Duyinmtwampi Remarkable Upholstering and Slipcover Offer of Mrs. E. De Forrest the widow of Mr. D. E.

DeForest of New York who was a Western man. The three sister were born in Philadelphia, are of Huguenot ancestry, which landed In New Amsterdam, now New York in 1629 from Picardy, France. For the past six years the youngest one has made her home in Brooklyn. 'A "send oK dance" was given on Wednesday eveiflng, June 26, at Partridge Memorial, 100 Division avenue, la honor of Mr. Walter K.

Murray ot Prospect avenue. Mr. Murray is an active member ot Christ Church on Bedford avenue. He left tor Camp HancocK, Augusta, Georgia, on Friday morning of last week. The evening was spent In dancing and singing, after which refresh ments were served.

All had a pioasant time and wished Mr. Murray the best of luck. Those present were: Mrs. Chas. Palmer.

Mrs. Albert E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hofrath, Misses Ruth Bosch.

May Bush, Edna Stillwaegon, Florence Groh, Hazel Lockwood, Harriet Kunert, Messrs. Walter Murray, Arthur and Albert Johnson, Wm. Sheriffs, Egbert Jennings, Ernest Chandler, Robert Miller, Samuel Weekes, Arthur Bosch, Samuel Gray, William and Alfred Munzer, Wm. Rleddell, Louis Kunert, Arthur Glecker, Fred Steftlns, MHton Eckerson, James Sands, Thomas Casey and the Rev. wm.

Sheafe Chase. subject of the lesson -Sermon in the Christian Science churches tomorrow will be God, and the Golden Text (I Chronicles Lord, there is none like Thee, neither la there any God be side Thee, according to all that we have heard with our ears." The Delta PI Sigma Sorority was en tertained at the home of Miss Frances Collet of Rutherford. N. last Saturday afternoon. This luncheon was the last affair of the season, the sorority will re sume Its activities In the fall, miss toilet's home was prettily decorated with flowers, and a very attractive luncheon was served In the dining-room.

The members of the sorority are the Misses Fran- i Collet, Eleanora Goodrich. Meta Schwarze. Elsie Smith. Mrs. C.

Herbert Vonhof, Mra. Arthur Hartmann of Wood-cliffe, N. Mrs. George Senn, Mrs. Wilbur Pierce, Mrs.

Louis Oakley of East Orange, Mrs. Fred Wildnor of East Orange and Mrs. J. O'Keefe. The soror ity was very pleased to have present Mrs.

C. Vonhof who Just returned from Lake George, where she spent her honey moon. Mrs. C. H.

Vonhof, who was formerly Miss Florence Krusa, became the bride of Mr. Vonhof on June 12. Mrs. L. Oakley of East Orange will entertain the sorority in September.

A picnic luncheon was enjoyed by about sixty on Friday of last week. It was given by the Matrons' Red Cross Auxiliary at the Community Rooms. Rogers and Union avenues. All had a good time. In the afternoon the ladles made surgical dressings, making the day a profitable one as well as sociable.

Among those In the party were: Mrs. McGartney, Mrs. Emma F. Lippold, Mrs. Proctor, Mrs.

aofi pionoir Victor Summer Prices in Effect Now Place Your Order Today Pan Fish Sugar Cured Smokad Watch Our Windows for -Under the direction of Mra. F. H. Dean, an entertainment was given In the Manual Training High School on Wed nesday evening of last week, for the benefit of the soldiers in the Seney Hospital. Mary Elizabeth Lease was one of the excellent speakers of the evening.

i.ne ushers were nurses from the hospital. A very fine program was given by talented Bedford children, under the direction of Mrs. Edward G. Entwisle and Included singing, dancing and elocution. The chil dren were: Coral Colgrove, rancine Wouters, LIU Martini, Dorothy Lock- wopd, Isabella May, Mamie Clark, Gen Clark, Ethel Tlmmerman, Laura ilaller, Florence Lindsay, Laura.

Lawless, Grace Cozlne. New names are being added every week to the roll of honor of Christ Church on Bedford avenue. The latest are: Edward Charles Blesaer, R. I. State College, Kingston, R.

Alan Wood Fraser. U. 8. Base Hospital, No. 37, A.

E. F. Sergt. George Herman Rover, 16th Co. Motor Machine.

3rd Regt. Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. Harold Justus Rover, Headquarters 1st Bat, zja Engineers, A. E. William Curtis Scholl, in Maryland, address not certain; Lieut Wm.

Edward Skldmore, Field Hospital 126, Sanitary Train 107, A. E. Frederick Lldell Suter, General Hospital No. 5, OBwego. N.

Lester Trapp. 86th Co. Receiving 17th Tent 24. Camp Johnston, Florida; Robert Guest Martin. Co.

M. 106th Infantry, died at sea May. 1918; Walter K. Murray, Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia; Harry William Stuart Camp Crane, Allentown, Pa. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Smith and daughters the Misses Elsie and Mildred Smith, of Division avenue, will shortly leave for their summer home at the Highlands, returning to Brooklyn, No- vember 1st. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop, of 1402 Pacific street, left Saturday for Hqpkins Hall, Stony Brook, to spend the sum- Mr.

and Mrs. William R. Taylor are among those of Bedford who are summering at Stony Brook, L. I. Their home Is at 225 Gates avenue.

A party was given In honor of Master Albeit Cavlleer, of 194 Halsey street Friday night of last week by his mother. Albert graduated from P. S. No. 8 and will attend the Manual Training High To keep our workshop busy during the summer months we will reupholster 5-piece frame parlor suits with, your choice of Tapestry, or Art Spanish Leather, rebuild the seats and a aq clean the frames.

Excellent work- I manshipj Complete SLIPCOVERS Don't go to the country unless you protect your furniture from the dust and sun. We cover vnnr Pnrlnr T.Ihmrv ninlntr nr c.u in. Blip with shrunk binding amount or yards required, ill IP V. Bushwlck 3000. City Umlta Only.

A babv daughter Vll hnrn nn Warf esday, June 26. to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Neill at the Caledonian Hospital. Mr, O'Neill is the eldest son of Mrs.

J. OWeHl or uo East Second Street, where he made his home before he and his family moved to Rllorhv. Local Chapters of the Imperial Order vi ui uaugmers ot tne British In America wera invited nttAnri tt.mai,- American natrlntir. hat-vIa in Kf Church, Broadway and Vesey street, on Miss Hannah Bedell, formerly of East Third RtrAPt Wfla marrlaH Byron Albert La forge, eon of Mr. and mrm.

Aiuerc v. or Brehaut avenue, Tottenville. S. I. The ceremony was pastor of Bethel M.

E. Church, with only law -aiauvGo jars. j. jjnanes Dens, sister of the bride, was her only attendant. Ralph Palmer of Tottenvlll was best man.

Mr. La forge expects to De cauea into me service shortly. CHAT Mrs. Btein, mother of Mrs. Higgins, has given her house at Holland Station, over to the members ot 'the J.

B. F. Club of Bedford for today. The members have planned a glorious day. If weather permits, of boating.

Ashing and bathing. -Baby Love Simmons, the pet of Juve nile entertainers of the Bedford section, and Columbia Eeeoras tmm 10c CHARGED FOR EXCHANGE OF 75c I OI A WFNHT 566 NOSTRAND AVE. JLlVj CJ 4 3 fkm JElll XI JLJ' Jj, TELEPHONE tIST DECATUR NEAR FULTON ST. Mr. and Mrs.

Hartley and son, have taken a bungalow at Ocean Grove for the summer. prior to leaving for the resort they gave, up their Madison street apart ment ana stored their furniture. The Misses May, Laura and Geneva 8toppenhagen spent the Fourth out of town. They are members of the Kismet Temple Bed Cross Auxiliary. Lou Phipps, an athlete of the 13th regiment, has returned from Michigan where he has been employed for the past year.

He stopped for a few days with his- parents in Bath Beach and has now gone on to Madison, Wisconsin, on a business trip. He will be gone about two weeks. His brother, Wharton who was also away with him, has returned and Is stopping with his parents. The Phtpps are old Bedfordltes, having lived for years on Greene avenue. -t-Mrs.

Edwards of Macon street near Maroy avenue has left for her summer home at Lake Pleasant. She left the city on Saturday and will not return un til the fall. Mr. and Mrs: II. N.

Matthews and family of Putnam avenue are spending the summer months at Fort Trumbull Beach, Conn. Dr. and Mrs. Jackman of 754 St. John's place have left the city for the summer accompanied by their charming daughter, Miss Mildred Jackman.

They took an automobile trip to Kingston, staying for a few days and then came back to the city, leaving again for Kingston for the summer. Dr. Moore, pastor of the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, Marcy and Putnam avenues, has charge of the Missionary Conference being held at Silver Bay, and left the city with the delegates Thursday. Among the delegates from the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church are: Miss Carrie Lumpe, Miss Ida Smith, Miss Frances Robins, Miss Harriet F. Hale.

Mrs. Searles of Hancock street has been visiting her mother In Silver Plains during the past week. For the benefit of the Brooklyn Training School and Home for Girls, a rummage sale was held under the direction of the Board of Managers on Satur day at 1090 Fulton street. The ladles worked very hard and realized $325. They are anticipating holding another sale in the fall.

Mrs. J. J. Roberts ts president, and eUe and her assistants would be very pleased to have people call any afternoon at the new home. 14S3 Pacific street This work is supported by voluntary con trlbutions and all donations are gratefully accepted.

The ladies who worked for this sale are: Mrs. William J. Waller, chairman: Mrs. Ernest Keller, Miss C. Morton Walker, Misa Munkenbeck, Miss Gleason, Mrs.

Bhaen. Mrs. Turner, mra. Allison, Mrs. Sutton and Mrs.

J. J. Ro berts. Mrs. Fenwlck Ritchie could not be of assistance at this time so, has pledged herself to raise $50 for the home by September.

She has not quite decided how the money will be made, but thinks probably she will give an enter tainment or dance of some sort In the near future. Mrs. Roe, of 463 Tompkins avenue naa oeen very m. in ore is a sugnt im provement but her friends are very anx lous and would be glad to see her well once again. Mr.

and Mrs. Greve. of Aurora Grata Chapter of Bedford, have left the city for their bungalow In Monroe, N. T. They will be gone all summer.

The ladies of the Invincible Euchre Club are still talking of the good time they had at the annual outing held at Port Washington. The party went In a large touring car, getting to Port Washington in time for dinner. After a pleasant afternoon, when they played cards and pretty prizes weret given the winners, all' started for home, arriving at Trommer's at 8 clock, for supper. Mrs. Lewis M.

Swasey is the president and did all In her power to make the day a grand success. Those present were: Mrs. Harry St. Johns, Miss Deer-Wg. Miss Kay, Miss C.

I. Smith. Miss Robinson. Miss Tobey, Miss Seeman, Miss Toulon, Miss Jorett, Miss Cannon, Miss Geo. Smith, Miss John Martin, Miss Lillian Beadley, Mrs.

Tolmolskey. Mre. John Drescher, Mrs. Stoli. Mrs.

Walter garage. Miss Margaret Scott, Miss Scully, Miss Lackenbauer, Miss Hetmore, Miss Lillian Bradley, Mrs. Tickell, Mrs. Mutteen, Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs.

Charles Dodd, Mrs. Mason, Miss Emma Henry, Mrs. Berner, Miss Williams, Miss Chas. Graft. Mrs.

J. H. Rodrlguea of 1055 Presi dent street is visiting friends at Twin Lake, Pa. She will be gone for a few weeks. The Kismet Temple Auxiliary met at the Temple on Herkimer street near Nostrand avenue, in their beautiful big ballroom, Tuesday.

A splendid meeting was held with a large attendance in snite of it being vacation time. The work for the month of June was finished and the following articles were turned in: one thousand bags, six hundred arm slings (triangles), seven hundred oom presses, twenty-five knitted articles. The auxiliary is making a drive lor one hundred members. Six new members were added Tuesday night, making a total of ninety-eight. Among the new names are those ot Mrs.

wuiiam xi Hamilton and Mrs. W. C. Good. The truest of the evening was Mrs.

McLean of Winnepeg, Canada. Mrs. McLean is a sister of Mrs. May Asseltine of Greene avenue, a member of the auxiliary. She haa promised to give a little talk at the next meeting on Tuesday, telling about the Red Cross conditions In her part of Canada.

The auxiliary Is planning for a monster block party the end of July. Arrangements are being made now. There will be articles sold, dano- ine and an entertainment and It is ex pected the big Kismet Tempi Band, of one hundred pieces, will play. Tne members of the auxiliary will wear their Red Cross uniforms and it will maka a pretty sight It is a known fact that Kismet Temple people are wide awake and whatever they do Is sure to be a big success. Further particulars will be printed later.

The ladles have ix sewing machines which are working atl the time. They ra in rreat need of a few more. If you cannot spar youra for the duration of 'the war, can't you let them have it for the summer? Notification can be sent Mrs. Maude Adelle Neale. Atlantic avenue.

It would be helping maka some poor soldier comfortable. Do your bit Miss Adrian Bave of ESS Greene ave nue will spend her week ends during Julv vwith her aunt ana unci. Mr. and Mrs. Entwisle.

at their bungalow in Beacon Beach. The Misses Allta and Eatelle Brown of Halaey street will spend the month of August at Meadowbrook Farm, N. Y. Their parents. Mr.

ana mrs. wycaoo Brown, will spend two weeks with them. The Benevolent Society wm noia an outing on Thursday at Coney Island. They expect to apena a delightful day. Mra.

H. N. 8now. ot East 7th street will the cuest of Mr. and Mra.

Ent wisle, of Green avenue, at their bunga low in Beacon Beacn, lor two weexs curing the -month of July. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel DiehL of catur street, left Thursday for the Adl-rondacka for a long stay. Mr.

ana Mra. alter savag ei it Herkimer street the Misses Margaret and Louis Smith and Mr. Walter have left on an automobile trip. They will tour Vermont and atop ut the Berluhtrev They will tak automobile trip throughout the "summer. DOCTOR BILL KEEP THE FLIES OUT Having purchased a carload screening materials at a low nrlce.

can offer you a very low figure on all window and porch enclosures during me raunin oi uuiy. toaay. Don't delay. Orders are nlllni in xverv day. Fifteen expert carpenters, at your P.

SCALZO, 6902-1 5 Av. CONTRACTOR IN CARPENTRY Painting. Decoratinr. PlAntitrfnv Metal Celling, Parquet Flooring, Concrete Blocks. Stucco and Fram Oar ages Built.

Mr. and Mra. William Weeks are at their bungalow In Bridgeport, Conn. They wm stay all aummer. Mrs.

Weeks Is a member ot the Liberty Club of the Bedford section. A very pleasant and sociable afternoon and evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rahn, 94 Hull street, Sunday, June 23.

in honor of their son Fred's twenty-fourth birthday; also announcing the engagemnt to. Miss Mildred Fay of 2206 Fulton street. An elaborate wine supper was eerved, the table being decorated with flowers, small American flags and kits as favors. The room was beautifully draped in American colors. Lots of good music and many interesting games were played.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Fay, Fred W. Rahn. Miss Mildred Fay, Mr. and Mra. B.

Von Thum, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt. Mr. Jul.

Alsenz. Mrs. Fodermaler, Mr. Schneewkoth and children. Master Henry Scmidt.

Misses Anna Rahn. Ethel Fay, Pauline Fay, Elsie Hcrnnldt, Helen Eullig, Adeline Von Thun. May Von Thun and Mr. Jack Leahy. Jacob J.

Lauffer, the corner Broadway and Welrfleld street druggist, recently appointed recruiting agent tor the U. S. Shipping Board to enroll young men in for service in the Merchant Marine, received and executed his official oath of office. He will use his store as a recruiting station, and will "sign on" husky young Americana between 21 and 30 for training on a squadron of school ships maintained by the Shipping Board. The training is preliminary to service on merchant vessels for the duration of the war, and the men enrolled for it are exempted from the draft.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dahllnger celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary on June 17, at their residence. 1207 Hancock street. Among those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. F. Metsger, Mr. and Mrs. Fennel, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Fennel. Mr. and Mrs.

Fennel, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kestler, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Dreher, Mr. and Mrs. A. Koopman, Miss E.

Koopman, Miss O. Koopman, Mr. and Mra. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Blattner, Mr. and Mrs.

Muterferlng, Mr. Oriental and Domestic RUGS AND CARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED AND REPAIRED New Rug mad from your old carpets. American Carpet Cleaning Weaving Go. 348 LIVINGSTflN STREET Telephone, 4128 Mais and Mrs. Raucher, Mr.

and Mrs. KurU, Mr. and Mrs. Schmitz. Mr.

ani Mm Frelermuth. Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Bchear-er. Miss Schearer, Misa Catherine King, Mr.

Voiz, Mr. Duemlg. and manv others wno spent an enjoyable evening. The friend of many a family. "Mr.

Stork," in flying over the houses of Phlla. delphla on Tuesday afternoon. June Jfith. dropped a tiny bundle' into the home of Mr. and Mrs.

George Palmer of 6233 North 10th street It bore the name of little Miss Dorothy Beatrice Palmer. The little stranger and its mother are doing very nicely and soon will be able to entertain their many friends end relatives of this city at little Miss Dorothy's ohrist ening which will take place Jn the near Among the boys from Bedford who will go to camp this summer is Albert Cavlleer of 194 Halsey street. He will spend two weeks at Camp Learning, vhlch is near Tuxedo, up the Hudson. This is a Boy Scout camp. Mr.

and Mrs. Leach and family of 41 Herkimer street are spending the sum mer on Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hefem of 63 Halsey street have left for the summer.

They have daughters and a son living in Jersey and they will spend a part of the summer wltn each. They are looking for ward to a pleasant time. HAUSMAN CO. 1097 FLATBUSH AVENUE Telephone, 4459 Fiatbuah Wa Makt Slip Covin Order Have large selection In medium priced cretonnes. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward G. Entwisle and their daughter Thelma, of 8S Greene avenue, will leave today for their beautiful bungalow at Beacon Beach, hack of Keansburg. They will stay thefinonth of July. Testerday Mrs.

Entwisle and her daughter, and Mrs. H. N. Snow, were guests at a banquet given at the Rita by one of the big department stores to the co-worltaraat the carnival week held there. In August the Entwlales will go to their ninety-five acre farm at Meadow-brook.

Orange County, They will stay there during August and September. A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Private Alfred Meas. 118 Truxton street, on Wednesday evening, June 19. Mr. Mess was home on a furlough from Texas and left Thursday afternoon to Join his squadron at Barron Field, Fort Worth Texas.

The place was appropriately decorated in red, white and blue. evening waa spent in singing, dancing and playing games. And at midnight a bountiful super waa served, after which the guests departed. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Hlgglnaon. Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Walters.

Mrs. Mc Bride. Mrs. Rommer, Mrs. Huplng, Mr.

and Mrs. Bell Mrs. Slggins, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Bell, Mrs.

pi tie, Ethel Walters, Ben Zimmerman, Albert Zimmerman. Dick Rommer. Hessia Cornish. Minnie Hunter. Jack Leahy, Agnes and Minnie Marley.

Mra. A. M. Chapman ot Hancock street and Misa Bertha Buchanan, her niece, are spending the summer at Stony Brook, L. Mr.

and Mra. F. H. Ecker and their daughter, of 191 New Tork avenue, are at Watch Hill, R. for the summer.

Mra. Fenwlck Ritchie of 763 St. John's place gav a very One patriotic address at the borne of Mra. Davison of TS Lenox road, last Thursday, before the Women's Society of the Lenox Road Baptist Church. Her subject waa on the work the women of Canada have been doing for nearly four years In this war.

Ail enjoyed it Very much. Mrs. Ritchie was In Canada last summer and also in January and worked among the women, so speaks from experience. Her address waa moat She showed pho tos of relatives the war, some of whom have been wounded and others killed, the also showed souvenirs of interest 22; 4 M. on all Unit ot Mtatt tad Flh Corned Beef or Chuck Pot 19c tor Today aarl All Ntxt Wtek Fresh Mackerel weak Fish 16c Porgles 12'2c lb mall Whole Cod Fish lb lb Our Special Sales Every Daye "Misslon of America," Jocelyn Gutten-tterg; "Italia," Glee Club; "Columbus," Annabel Flower; "Aloha Oe," Glee Club; "The National Flag," Samuel Katsky; "Keep the Glow in Old Glory," Glee Club; "American Patriotism," Theresa DeMalo; Address "to the Graduates, Mr.

Benjamin Velt, District Superintendent of Schools; Awarding Diplomas and Medals; "Star-Spangled Banner," Vlr-. glnia Miller; Salute to the Flag, The graduates are: January, IBIS Paul Alexander, Nita Anastasio, Carl' BIgglo, Fanny Birdy, Grace Buchanan, Margaret Brandohan, Gerard Collins, Orra Comfort, Charlotte Canary, Miriam Chamberlain, Harriet Danto, John Deasy, Emile Dlstler, John DeProspo, John Dina, Evelpn Doxsey, Dorothy Drew, Loretta DeFreytas. Ralph Ellsworth, Lillian Freeman, Agatha Flood, Edmund Finan, Flora Flxler. Gertrude Frey, Edward Gleichman, Manny Goldrlch, Robert J. Green, Francisco Guxsardo, Leon Harrap, John Hart, Edna Havlghorst, Maybelle Hawkins, Irene Hartman, Linda Henry, Evelyn Hill, Earl Hughes, Henry Inman, Carl Jensen, Moses Johnston, William Philip.

Kranzbaum, Daniel Kretschman, Freda iKrefetz, May Kane, Elizabeth Kane, Austin King, Dorothea Kirk, Joseph Litt-wltz, Edna Layman, Helen Lesser, Isadora Llchtman, Benjamin Levine, Kath-erln Martin, Luella Marquard, Edna Marr, Hazel Noethlger, Charles Navagata, Helen Leary, Helen Powe Pleasing, Garret Pendergastl Emma Howard Ragsdale, Edward H. Ritter, rederlck Schmltt, Robert Schuller, Lillian jhmidt Ruth Scott, Dorothy E. StldK nose Stlehler, Harriet Schlossberg, Viola Smith, Christine Smith, Louis Sonnen-bllck, Eulalia Tamar'go, Elsie Tulles, Martin Truska, Stephen Valdine, Ruth Wallachfi, May Welloch, Florence Wendt, John Walsh, Sidney Wedeen, Wcsloy Wilcox, Charlotte C. Woods, Ida Wilson, Willa Whitehlll. June, 1918 Virginia Elizabeth Miller, Grace Louise Regan, Ethel G.

Rich, Mildred Cath. Salsmann, Jennie May Gladys Emily Bowra, Marie Madeline Braun, Claire Rosemary Biesecker, Anna Smith, Itka H. Zarchin, Mildred Stein, Catherine Campbell, Jessie Hovey Drew, Theresa Marie DeMalo, Mabel Jeanette Foster, Margaret Rose Ethel Johanna Fanning, Harriet Marie Good, IT'S KEW! TRY IT! RECORD Lorraine B. Godfrey, Margaret Adele Hlssiger, Theodora Kent Lillian Kathleen Joan Kane, Helen Marie Lut beck, Helen Ernestine Martin, 1 Lillian May Mayer, Dorothy Eugenia Parker, Margaret Purnyagen, Mary Victoria Pro-venzano, Dorothy Smith, Marie Josephine Steele, Geraldlne Townsend, Theresa M. Van Buren, Catherine M.

Wiley; Pauline Wollkof, Ellen Stebblns Wright Edward P. Bayley, Harry Bllawsky, Bernard Brady, Samuel Bruekmeyer, William h. Bulkley, Francis J. Cheesman, Max Cohen, Herman O. Degen, Robert B.

Doing, Albln D. Faley, Edmund Farren, Henry A. Flor, Warren B. Foster, Samuel P. Katsky, Kenneth G.

Klag, Jules H. Lester, Huxley Madehelm, Miles W. Martin, John C. Mathews. Alexander Mc-Knlght, Clifton O'Neill, Hanmer Pennington, Herbert J.

Pohs, Charles W. Ritter. William H. Rogers. Edward 8..

Searle, Charles Smith, Joseph E. Smyth, Henry E. Stein, Gordon Weed, Raymond Wrynn, Helen aMrie Ahrens, Catherine G. Braeg, arte Theresa Capoasela, Rosalyn B. Carfora, Eva Viola Durham, Ruth Bertha Ellsworth, Annabel C.

Flower, Jocelyn Edith Guttenberg. Tetta Haber-man, Agnes Beatrice Hansen, Irene Elizabeth Hughes, Katharine V. Kruse, Evelyn Yarelda Kuhn, Sarah Lewis. Publlo School No. 44.

The graduates Boys Joseph Ackell, William M. Be, dell, Sidney Brill, Joseph Bernard Byrne, Otto Condermann, Joseph Walter Devlin. Daniel Joseph Dillon, Raymond Dooley, Herbert G. Edwards, Arthur Clarenee Mills, Francia Fita Gerald, J. Raymond Haley, Milton Lawrence Halpren, Frank Joseph Kennedy, Charles Francis Klrsch-eifbaum, Harry H.

La Bove, Morris L. Levinson, John Michael McGarry, Frederick A. Mohrmann, Leon Nachats, Leonard D. O'Brien, Edward King O'Meara. Selig Riehek, Louis Sandler, James Joseph Shaughness, Kenneth E.

Small, Solomon Schnee, Harry Sonnenscheln, Jacob Steinberg, Delano Stevenson, Bertram F. Wenzelberg, William Wtnnegrad. Harry Alvin Yates. Girls Florence Ahrens, Isabella Clews Barrie, Kathryn Rosalie Behnke, Jean-, nette Blederman, Hermena Buxbaum, Augusta E. Chaphe, Grace Harding Cole, Katharine Elizabeth qbok, Lillian Finger, Hannah Friedman, Agnes Rita Gresham, Helen Charlotte Gruber, Rose Lena Heck-elroan, Dorothy Eleanor.

Hollings, Emma Hutchison, Bessie Leona Lea, Ollvu Elisabeth MoLeod, Sylvia Moskowitz, Helen Eva Mott, Mary Elisabeth Nugent Geslna Peters, Bertha Elsie Phillips, Ceclle Catherine Relmer, Grace Rosen berg, Mildred Rosenblatt Claramay B. T. Eetterwhite Catherine Mabel Schmidt. Sadie Clara Schnee, Henrietta Schweitzer, Beatrice G. Slegel, Reba Rosalind Stone, Elsie Waldeck.

Etta B. Wallace, Martha Weissman, Elizabeth Durell Wlltcrdink, Ruth H. Wltherlngton. Mildred Young. Tha meeting ef tha board and council Of tha Southern Division of the Interna tional Sunshine 8eiety of Bedford, will be held Saturday.

July It. at the Kama for Blind. Bbiei at Dyker Heights, School In the fall. Progressive games were played and prizes given. The tallies were In the colors of the school, black and orange.

Hazel Thomas won the prise for girls, a string of beads, Montgomery Overton won the boy's prize, a necktie. Edwin Schmltt won the booby prime, a dunce cap. The young folks had a Jolly time. Refreshments were served in the dining-room which was artistically decorated In the national colors. Among those present were: Russell Johnson, Miss Hazel Thomas, John Rens, Misa Anna Woodward, Charles Woodward, Miss Helen Meaney, Willard Frasler, Miss Lillian Benedict Albert Cavlleer, Miss Bettie Sturgis, Montgomery Overton, Miss Edna Lanning, Edwin Schmltt, Miss Beryl Koertten, Wesley Sanders, Miss Lydla Klesner, Are You a Tree Club Member? The "Tree Culb" is making a big drive for old newspapers, magazines, rubber and tinfoil, the object ot which la to beautify the Borough.

Now that the schools have closed, keep up the good work of collecting these materials and help In this worthy cause. If you wish to give any materials to the "Tree Club" take them to the Children's Museum, headquarters ot the club, or if you are unable to do this, notify William SPECIALS i Beach Suits, to keep ctn cp ca comfortable l.tJU 115.00 to $30.00 priced at $12.60 to $40.00 styles) $4.95 to $15.00 $2.00 to $6.00 soft cuffs 79o to $5.45 Panamas $1.50 to $6.00 "Interwoven," "Onyx" Hosiery, Underwear, B. V. Da, Belts, Neckwear, In fact, everything you need for correct dress while at home or In the "Get to know us" PEARCE Outfitter toMonond Boy BROADWAY, BROOKLYN OPEN EVENINGS Cretonne or striped Damask, finish vf iiiBiuu. iou pay omy tor me actual including labor.

Yard, complete Call, Write for or Telephone WINDSOR TERRACE -i-Seaman Edward O'Neill, who Is stationed at the Pelham Bay Naval Training Station, was home on his first leave of absence lact Saturday, to visit his mother who lives at 420 East Second street. He looks very well and likes the work very much. The Ladles' Aid Society of the Pros- home of Mrs. C. W.

McLavy, 275 East SMfth street In. Ttinndiv Mrs. McLavy is president of the society smd was presented with a coffee perco-later by the members in honor of her twenty-fifth wedding anniversary which Mr. and Mrs. McLavy celebrated on the Saturday before.

The members present were: Mrs. M. E. Hemma, Mrs. R.

F. Adams, Mrs. Rainey, Mrs. Wllshlre. Mrs.

Buettner, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Squires and others. Captain O. W.

Hughes of 416 East Second street sailed for Italy last week, with one of the ships of the American Shipping Board, A miscellaneous shower was given last Saturday evening for Miss Edith L. Undberg by her friends at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. G. Ack-erman of 427 Sixth street. The affair was a surprise and Miss Lindberg received many beautiful gifts.

The announcement was made last February of the engagement of Miss Lindberg to Thomas Win- law of 4H East Second street. Over Fifty relatives and friends' were present at the shower. A few of those were: Mrs. Lindberg, Miss Esther Lindberg, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Nordstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Grobe, Mr.

and Mrs. Newman, Mr. John Lindberg, Mr. Gustav i.ak... mmm Allna Oldsfield.

Mra. and Miss Anderberg" from Boston, 'the Misses Augusta and Clara Anaertterg or mi. ver-non; Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman.

Mrs. Hugo -TJndberr, Mis Signe Grobe, Mlaa Edith Wlnblad, Mrs. Capon. Mrs. Olsen, Mrs.

Olmberg. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olsen, Mrs. Owen Hughes, Miss Hattle Goodsell and Mr.

and Mrs. Nordqulst The Community Chorus was Invited to sing on Thursday night at the Fourth of July celebration at the Parkway Ma-onto Club. DistinctivePortraitsef Children The Baby Studio (EBEL COLONIAL STUDIO) SIS fUTIBSH AVIUM Cor. Martenee St Over Flnkeldey'a Bakery Telephone. Flatbnah (440 Dr.

George Beatty of 181 Avenue West received word of the safe arrival of his brother In England last week. Dr. Beatty1 a brother was stationed at Camp "Upton only six weks before he sailed. Mrs. Beatty Is spending a short vacation in Pennsylvania, where she to visiting relatives.

V- Residents of East Fifth street between Vanderbilt street and Greenwood avenue, celebrated the Fourth of July this year on a much mora elaborate scale than usual, though pn other occasions their decorations have been very fine. A large service flag representing those in the service was raised. Young ladies of the Bed Cross Auxiliary of the Prospect Avenue M. E. Church, were In charge of av lemonade stand.

Lieutenant James DeWItt Benjamin, formerly of 275 East Fifth atret was home 4m furfcunh, ts dan of last week from Norfolk, Va. each JULY Two-Plece Pslm you cool and Blue Serge Suits Other Suits, Beys' Suits (all Outing Trousers Shirts (Negligee) Straw Hats and "Everwear," Munsing Bathing Suits comfort and country. JENNINGS 1401-1403 of of of at be N. COLD STORAGE for FURS At of their valuation against moths, fire and burglary. My cold storage vaults are leased from the most rollable warehouse in the city.

Summer Fur of Quality at Reduced Prices Repairing, Remodeling and Redyelna at Summer Prices. Superior Workmanship. S. MACKLER 1114 FLATBUSH AVENUE, Near Cortelyou Road 1531 FLATBUSH. Elizabeth Glass, Mrs.

Aschoff. Mrs. Mamie Smith. Mrs. Mabel T.

Bock. Mrs. Mc Elraevy. Miss Glass, Mrs. Proctor, Mrs.

Shaler, Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Sloat, Mi s. Gregory, Mrs. Vassar, Mrs.

Vail, Mrs. Stonev. There was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eiden of 289 Sumpter street a celebration hi honor of their wooden wedding.

The room was decorated with American flags and beautiful palms. There were music and songs and recitations. The most popular man at the party waa Alfred! Hudson, who sang funny songs and told stories. Among the guests present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eiden, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Freeman, Mr.

and Mra. Walter Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Davidson, Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Eiden, Mrs, Mary Anderson, Miss Florence Hudson, Misses Scanlon. Mrs. Quinn, Mr. Edward Scanlon, Master Harold Davidson, Master Joseph Eiden, Master Alfred Hudson.

Supper was served at 12 clock. The couple received many handsome wooden gifts. Mr. Clarence Clark, has been quite ill with complications for the past three weeks. His three year old son has also been 'sick.

Miss Amelia Clark. Mr, Clark'a sister, is visiting the- Ckirk and ts of great assistance to the music Miss Gertrude Volk ot Rogers avenue. and Mr. Abbott Worthley of New Tork, will be married on Sunday, July 14. It will be a quiet wedding, the ceremony to be performed at the home of the ter.

Miss Thelma Entwisle will be bridesmaid. Miss Volk is well known and a great favorite in Bedford. She is an excellent dancer and after entertaining for a time she went Into professional work, appearing In "The Pink Lady" and "Queen of the Movies," The young couple will spend two weeks in Pennsylvania and then make their home in New York. Mra. David Cochrane, ot Stuyvesant avenue, has Just received a letter from her boy, Joseph, who is with the U.

S. A. overseas. The message was delivered In person by a sailor lad. who was on board the boat on which he sailed, on his return trip, and he wrote a- page ot each day's happening at sea.

There were about 100 members of St Cecil Matinee Chapter In the party that attended the silver Wedding of the wor thy patron of St. Cecil and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hardenbrook, at Manuet, Rockland County.

N. on July 4. Mr. Hardenbrook Is also pautn of Utile Court and an Invitation extended to this court The members of the Gracious Service Club were also guests. Mr.

and Mrs. John Haller ana their daughter, Laura, have gone to the Orange Mountains, where they have their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Riemer and their daugh ter Annette, of 1491 Pacific street are at their bungalow at Oak Neck, across from AmityvUle.

i Mr. and Mra. Philip M. Dow, of 171 Gates avenue, will spend two weeks in July at Beacon Beach, N. I.

The Messrs. Michael and Samuel Sharp, well known Shrinera, are summer. Ing in Munroe, N. Y. Mrs.

J. M. Ia Thompson ana ner mother, Mrs. Miller, of Macon street are spending the aummer with Mra Miller's brother In Canada. Mrs.

Thomas P. Crown who recently lost her husband haa moved to 183rd street Manhattan. Miss Jennie E. Clay and Mla E. Kin, of 1607 Union street left Tuesday for Stony Brook, L.

1.. to spend two weeks. They are stopping at "The Homestead." Mr. and Mrs. Thao.

Hardy of (It Madison street are spending these cool evenings on motor trips. Last week they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nimi in their car and had an enjoyable outing on Long who met with a serious accident recently, is doing nicely. Her arm, which she broke, is healing and she now has the heavy sling off.

Her friends are in hopes seeing her in her excellent work in the fall. Love fell down a cellar way while playing. Mr. and Mra." Klehr and family of Pacific street near New Tork avenue, are spending the summer at Babylon, L. I.

i-On Monday Miss Elsa Evans of Tottenville, S. will entertain the members the Loyalty Club. They are looking forward to the usual good time, Mrs. Cora E. Archer and her son, Warren, of Bainbrldge street, will leave about July 15.

for Lookout, Duck Harbor, where they will spend the summer. Mr. Archer will join them the latter part July and spend two weeks with them. The Archers go here every year and al ways hay a good time. Miss Eatelle Voigt of Madison street will spend her week ends during July at Beacon Beach, N.

J. Mrs. Marx of Platnfleld, N. Is ex pected In the city today. She will visit the horn of her aunt, Mra.

Emma F. Llppold, of Gates avenue. Mrs. Lippold will probably go back with her for a while. Mra.

Cora E. Archer of Bainbrldge street, entertained the members of the Duck Harbor Club at her home ou rues-day afternoon. They made plans for the summer and had a general good time with refreshments following. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Austin are the proud parents of a baby girl born last Wednesday afternoon at S-30. Mra. Austin Is very popular In 'Eastern Star Circles. She was matron last year of Es ther Chapter. Mrs.

George Feldman or Merling place near Nostrand avenue, left Saturday for Huntington, L. where she anticipates spending two weeks. 8he will with a party of friends and they have planned many good times jduring thelr stay. Mra. Osborne and her clever little daughter Gertrude of Dean, street, are spending the month of July at Kingston, T.

In August they will leave fur Duck Harbor, to spend the month. The Os- bornee go to Dues Harbor every year. Hill at the Chtldren'a Museum, who will either call himself for them, or sena a member to ret them. If you do not know or this ciub ana want to know anything about it take a walk en Albany avenue between ot, John's place and Dean street and aee the vounr trees planted by these juniors. William will be glad to tell you all about this club which number! in the thousands.

Says young Mr. Hill: "Are you a 'Tree Club' member? If not. why not? We want all of the boys and girls ot thia borough to become mem hers and work. and win a prize wnicn is offered by the director. Miss Carmlcnaei, to any member bringing in 6tiu pounaa oi newspapers, magazines, tinfoil and rubber dur na the month or jmy.

woniesi is now open. This also holds for the month of August Work nam ana be sure tnat you are one of the many to win book. Boys and girls are working hard to win the prize. An honor roll In the Children a Museum carries the names or tne con testants. Enroll In the work of beautifying Brooklyn.

Graduation Exarclses of P. S. 33. Tha graduation exercises Of P. S.

No. 35, Deeatqr street and Lewis avenue, were held on Tuesday afternoon In the Bedford Y. M. C. A.itha principal Mr.

Frederick B. Graham presiding. Mr. Benjamin Veit District Superintendent of Schools made the address to the graduates and speeches were made by Mr. George M.

Hanna of Local Board and Mr. J. H. Mclnnea, Tha honor pupils were Ruth and Claire Rosemary Bieeicker. A very excellent program waa rendered as follows: March ot tha Graduates; Selection from the Scriptures; Hymn, "To Thy Dear Flower Basket Cane.

Kinder garten Pupils; -Why Are wa righting Mary neuara; vwim eeto, "La Clnqnantalne, Manuel Goldriehi.