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Seashore Fete at Brighhvalers Casino; Southampton Horse Show Saturday EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1933- Continued from Page 2 O'Connell cottage for the remainder of the season. Parties Precede Dunce it Lawrence Beach Club; Lsrge Dutch Treat Party Sponsored Special In The Eagle Lawrence Bench, July 22-Fair weather these pa.it few days added Mill Phyllis C. Patchin And Robert Soutter Wed In Church of the Advent Mb Phyllii Carter Patchin, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Halsey Patchin, of Old We.itbury, Unusual Golf and Tennis Tournaments Occupy Society At Cedarhurst; Week-end News Special to The Eagle Cedarhurst, July 22 A fathers I sons tennis tournament and mothers-daughters golf competition at the Rockaway Hunting Club to day and tomorrow is occupying the Interest of sport enthusiasts at the club. The fathers-sons event is the first annual tourney of its kind to be held at the club and is sponsored by Albert Francke.

Two cups will be awarded, one to the father ana the other to the son. The mothers-daughters match, which will be 18 holes, is the third annual tourney. Henry 8. Sturgls is chairman. Among those who are engaged In the tennis tourney are: Henry S.

Parker, Richard Parker; C. W. Dall, Stuart Dall; J. W. Foster, John W.

Foster, John Blerwirth; Jack Blerwlrth; Albert Francke, Albert Frantke, Allen Wardwell, E. R. Wardwell; John Howes Burton, Howes Burton; Preston Lockwood, John Lockwood; Robert Strcbelgh snd Waring Strebeigty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Derby of Auerbach Lane and their son, Robert, Jt have left by motor for a few days' visit with Mrs.

Derby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulk-ley Hubbell at Wllllamstown, while en-route to Bar Harbor, where they will be the guests for ten days of Mr. Derby's mother, Mrs. Ha.sket Derby.

Mr. and MVs. William Robertson Coe of Oyster Bay are en route to Southampton, England, where they will be Joined by their daughter, Miss Natalie Coe, who took a house in Mayfair for the London season, several months ago. They will go to Baden-Baden and Paris and London before returning to Oyster Bay in the Fall. 1 5 2 Mrt.

Samuel W. Milhy uai Mif Regina franeet Cox before her marriage yetterday. She the daughter of Mr. and Mn. John Joieph Cox of J.52 Midteood St.

Mr, and Mr: Milhy will live in Irringlon, A'. (Photo by Rundy.) Before her recent marriage Mr: Charlet E. McCarthy Jr. teat Mitt Marie Katherine Mai. She it the daughter of Mr and Mr: Richard Malt of 99 Fenimore St.

(Photo by Blaheman and Shuler.) Port Washington Social News I Parties at Lawrence Over Weekend; Other Society Newt Special to The Eagle Lawrence, July 22 Mr. and Mrs. Ewlng Phllbin, who have Just leased their home in Hewlett, to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Curry of Manhattan for the remainder of the season and are at Lawrence Beach, were hosts at a small dinner party tonight.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Donaldson Sloan, their daughter, Miss Helen Sloan and son, Robert Sloan, and Miss Florence Norris, of Lawrence, arc home after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs.

John P. Mills at Hackettstown, N. J. John B. Charles, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has arrived to Join his wife and child who are the guests of his mother, Mrs.

M. De Peyster Charles at her Summer home at Lawrence Beach for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.

Clark, of Brooklyn, also are the guests of the lat-ter's mother, Mrs. Charles, for the remainder of the season. Mrs. C. Whitney Dall and children have Just left for a three weeks' sojourn at the Adirondack League Club.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Shelton Fan sailed this week for a three weeks' sojourn in England, France and Holland. During their absence, Mr.

and Mrs. Grosvenor L. Ball, of Manhattan, are occupying their cottage here. Charles Marvin and A. P.

Osborn have left for a ranch in Nebraska to be gone until after Labor Day. Miss Adrlenne B. Charles, daughter of Mrs. M. DePeyster Charles, of Plainfleld, N.

and Lawrence Beach, had Miss Mary Williams, plso of Plainfleld, as her guest for a few days this week. Special to The Eagle Port Washington, July 22 Mrs. Gwendolyn Branch of Summit Road, Beacon Hill, was hostess at a luncheon and bridge today at the Knickerbocker Yacht Club, In honor of Miss Nelle Simonson of Garden City, whose engagement to Ralph Schrenkeisen, also of Garden City, was recently announced. The guests included Miss Valerie Nash, Mrs. Robert Jones.

Mrs. Martin Schrenkeisen, Mrs. George Simonson, Miss Evelyn Simonson, Mrs. Harry RIche, Mrs. Henry Barry, Mrs.

George Duerr and Miss Elizabeth Shlpman. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. Lewis of Longvlew Road, Beacon Hill, have returned from a trip to Syracuse, N.

Y. They were accompanied on their return trip by Mrs. Lewis's sister, Miss Katherine Driscoll of Syracuse, who will spend the remainder of the Summer season as their guest. A Shipwreck Party was held at the Knickerbocker Yacht Club tonight with a large number entertaining at dinner prior to the dance. A few of those who entertained guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Levannlon, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kraemer, Mr. and Mrs.

James Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Curry and Howard Curry. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Schrieber and daughter, Miss Mathilda Sphrieber, of Vista Way, Port Washington Estates, are spending two weeks at Milford, Y. The Misses Harriet B. Llttlg and Mary L. Llttlg of Summit Road, Beacon Hill, are spending several weeks at Hingham, Mass. Miss Cynthia Newman, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Leander A. Newman of summit Road, Beacon Hill, is spending the weekend at Mon-tauk Point, as the guest of her uncle. Mrs. Grace Llnlngton, of Covert was hostess at a luncheon and bridge at her home yesterday to Mrs.

Anna Wallace, Mrs. George Arthur Lee, Mrs, Ed Corry, Mrs, ward Oibney, Mrs. Harry Loweree, and Miss Grace Atkins. Mr. and Mrs.

Anson Bigelow, of Summit Road, Beacon Hill, are at Newport, R. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cox, of Summit Road, are entertaining Mr.

Cox's mother, Mis. Atcheson, of Pan "Antonio, Texas. The Misses Beatrice and Ruth TCcevil, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Keevil, of Crescent Road, Beacon Hill, will leave on Monday lor upper New York State, where they will Join their grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Haslan, who has been fcpendlng some time there as the guest of Mrs. Harold McKee, a former resident of Port Washington. Mrs.

Haslan, who resides at Monroe will return with the Misses Keevil. While enroute they will visit Lake Oscawana. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker, of Crescent Road, Beacon Hill, have teturned from a motor trip through the New England States and Canada.

Miss Margo Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Anderson, of Summit Road, Beacon Hill, was hostess yesterday afternoon to a number of her friends in celebration of her twelfth birthday. Miss Etta Sommer has returned to Brooklyn after spending several days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

George Senn, of Crescent Road, Beacon Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adams, of Summit Road, Beacon Hill, are on a motor trip through the White Mountains, Mrs. Arthur Vehslage and family, of Beechwood have been spending several weeks at East Lngly, Conn Miss Doris Chase, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Chase, of Port Washington Park, accompanied by several friends, is on a motor trip in Northern New York State. Flower Show at Specio! to The Eagle Southampton, July 22 Mrs. William Allen Putnam of 70 Willow St. Is among those who have made donations for the 2fiih annual flower show to be held Thursday and Friday at the Parochial School Hall by the Southampton Horticultural Society and the Garden Club of Southampton.

Tnc show will Include 157 classes. Four artistic classes will be entered by invitation only and are for flower pictures; garden corners, laid out according to special design, and suitable for center of flower garden; arrangements of tables for entrance halls, flowers to be placed in front of a mirror; and exhibitions by professionals of tables arranged to sit six at an informal dinner. Three artistic classes open to Summer residents are for two or more potted flowering plants arranged in a decorated bowl; decorative arrangements or potted plants on iron stands, and trays arranged for refreshments for two. Flower arrangements open to Summer residents will include flowers of copper, orange and yellow shades and tones, In a bowl; wild-flowers combined with blue flowers' cither wild or cultivated) in a basket; flowers in a pair of vases for book or mantel shelf; flowers of any color in a vase between eight anil 12 inches tall, and garden flow ers In a Jar not less than 16 Inches high. There will also be junior exhibits for children of Summer residents sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Colson of Auburndale, Mass. Among Brooklyn guests at the Cedarshore are Mrs. Carrie B. Ire-monger and Miss Fannie B.

Ire-monger of 5 Revere Place and Miss Rita Mahoney of 208 Highland Boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic R. Rowe and their son, Leslie Rowe, of 1085 E.

39th St. will arrive tomorrow for a week, Mrs. G. Hubbard of Roxedalc and Mrs. Madeline Sieke and Mrs.

Anna Karl of Jamaica are also at the Cedarshore. Alton Greeley of 246 Garfield Place Is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams of Riviera Park. One of the most novel partis given this week-end was a "Scavenger Party" given tonight by Miss Virginia Voorhecs, daughter of Mr.

nd Mrs. George E. Voorhees, of Montdalr, N. J. and Remsenburg.

The guests who were the Missed Charlotte Phllllpson, Susan Nlcker-on, Katherine Dennlson, Irene Blue, Barbara Dodge, Hester Hal-stead, Betty Lynch and Donald Burgess, Ormond Selbcrt, Berlon Halslcad, Gilbert Halstcad, 3rd, Ed-vard Cerny, William Kelley, and George Horton gathered at' the Voorhees home to start the treasure hunt. A list of things to be rollected mas given to each guest and the person who collected the most within an allotted time was r.warded a prize. Mrs. Norvln R. Greene, of Dunne Road, gave a birthday party for her daughter, Miss Gretchen Greene, yesterday afternoon at the Greene home, The guests Included: Margaret Bradley, Franlc Btrdsell, Patricia Driver, Prank Driver, 3rd, Nanry Jones, Claybourne Mc-Clement, Peggy Martin, Diane Chambers, Elizabeth Kiernan, Joan GUlett, Richard Gardiner, Ruth Proflitt, Mary Webb, John PacTien-tacker, Anne Mitchell and Sam Banford.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Eberstadt, of Remsenburg, entertained at their home tonight, In honor of their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baldwin.

Their dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Peter Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Balfe, Mr.

nd Mrs. Albert Rothwell, Mr, and Mrs. Henry L. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs.

Burton Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Smlthers, Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert C. Halsted and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wisner. Mrs.

Frank L. Driver, of "Heyday" Beach Lane, is entertaining as her house guest, Miss Mabel Depue, of Newark, N. J. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Driver will give small bridge party at her home in honor of Miss Depue.

The guests will be: Mrs. Irwin Smith, Mrs. Norvin Greene, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Miss Margaret Ailing, Mrs. John Kidde, and Mrs.

N. Bleeker Martin. On Thursday morning a meeting will be held at the Westhampton Country Club In preparation for the annual show to be given August 12. Mrs. Gilbert C.

Halsted, Jr. and Mrs. Reginald Cauchols are co-chairmen. Miss Carol O'Kane who will direct the performance will discuss the skits and the chorus work. Rehearsals will start Monday, August 1.

The show will be called "The Westhampton Whirl of 1933." Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Allen end their daughter, Miss Katherine Allen, are taking a ten-day motor trip through New England. They will also visit Thousand Island iark.

Bayport Set Attends Dance At Sayville; Local Hostesses Special to The Eagle Bayport, July 22 The first dance of the Summer season was held at the Sayville Golf and Country Club, Sayville, tonight. AnlTmg those of the younger set, from Bayport attending were the Misses Eva Mc-' Inerncy, Catherine Hayden, Lois Bauer, Betty Bauer, Betty Sherwood. Jean McKee, Kathryn Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. David Guar-nacia, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Jackson James J. Mclnerney Carl O. Fisher, John Mclnerney, Donald and Jergens Bauer, Lawrence L. Lesslng Jr.

and James K. Ogden Sherwood. Christian and Harvey Huston and Miss Anna Huston, young children of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huston, entertained some of their young friends at an outdoor party yesterday afternoon at their parents' home on Seaman Ave.

The guests were the Misses Frances, Alice, Margaret Seaman, Doris Gar-hart, Marjorie Egner, Ruth Case, Marjorie Latham, Edna Belle Packer, Leander Miller, Alma Lynch, John seaman, William and Edward Sawyer, Philander Miller, Robert Case, George and Richard Latham, William Lynch, Robert Mohrman, Vernon Ports, Donald Barry, Jack Garhart, Leah Austin and Edward phelan. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Tay-, lor of 43 Kenilworth Place and their family are making a short visit at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. O. A. Prall on South Country Road. Miss Elizabeth Hoffman has been spending the week at the Summer residence of the Misses Jane and Elizabeth Glacken of 135 Stratford Road, on the South Country Road.

Mis Regina Sherwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. D.

Sherwood of Great Neck, who has been spending the past few weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. John Morgan, left yesterday for West End, N. where she is the weekend guest of Miss Charlotte Morgan, daughter of Mrs. A. Y.

Morgan of Manhattan. Mrs. John K. LeBaron of Yonkers, N. Is spending a few days visiting her niece, Mrs.

Martin T. Manton, at "Fair Acres," her Summer residence on Ocean Ave. Mrs. John Baldwin, formerly of Brooklyn, has Mrs. Alfred Ringh of Roosevelt Place, Woodmere, as her guest over this weekend at her residence on South Country Road.

Miss Grace B. Morton of 104 Al-- bany Ave. Is the house guest this weekend of Mrs. John Morgan at "Idle Hour," her residence on Ocean Ave. Mr.

and Mrs. Reginald P. Rose of Ryosset are at the Waldorf-Astoria for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.

George B. Wag-stafl, who are at the Drake, Manhattan, have returned to West Islip. Princess Xenla has returned to Syosset after a day at the West-bury, Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs.

Nils R. Johaneson of Locust Valley, who have been in Manhattan for a few days, returned by sirplane Friday night to Hopewell Hall. Alexandria Bay, Thousand Islands, where they are spending the Summer. renewed Interest In activities it the beach clubs. Tonight the fourth senior dance at the Lawrence Reach Club drew the usual number of colonists from I he Branch villases nf Hewlett, Woodmere, Oedarhurst and Lawrence as well as from Garden City.

Miss Margaret T'lmpson was hostess at dinner at. her home on Woodmere Boulevard before going to the club for dancing. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Alden Hatch, Mr.

and Mrs. Norwood Rathbone, Mr. and Mrs. William Adams, Mr. and Mis.

L. DuBois Rees. Mr. and Mrs. John Meyerlcnrt, Mrs.

David C. Link, Frank nillnn. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Banks, Charles Adam, Ml.ss Alice Lawrence and Mr, and Mrs.

Carl W. Tlmpson. Mr. and Mrs. van Vechlen Bur ger of 49 E.

iWth Manhattan, who are spending the Summer wltl the latter' father, Hartman Evans, at Woodmere, were hosts at dinner at the club. Their company, comprised Mr. and Mrs. George Ingalls, Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick: Ayer, Mr. and Mrs. Hartman K. Evans, Mr. and Mrs.

John Dodd, Mr. and Mis. Howes Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Blum hard, Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Davis Uonce Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wat.son, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald lee Norns, Mr. and Mrs. O. H.

(iruner, Mr. and. Mrs. John J. Ryan, Mr.

and Mrs, T. Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs. Henry I.vlln of Hew, lett were hosts at.

dinner tonight a the club to a small group of frlrnris; Among those present, were Mr. Dean Livingston, Lloyd Derby anl Alfred Law. A Dutch treat party sponsored by Mr. nd Mrs. W.

Lee Owynne in. eluded: Mr. and Mrs. Pterponi Schreiber of Short Hills, who ar their weekend guests; Mr. and Mrs.

Victor White, Peter Desmond White. Mrs. Shannon L. Meany, Mr. anit Mrs.

John E. Searle, Mr, and Mrs. John L. Ballantlne, Mr. and Mr.

Charles Hlckox, and their RiiestsJ Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Dunham 3d, Mn.

and Mrs. J. Gould Remlrk and their guests; Mr. and Mrs. Maynard O.

Ivlson, Mr. and Mrs. Cortland Handy, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wyeth, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry 3, Sturgls, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pardee, Mrs. Frederic L.

A. Cady, AW fred Norris, Arthur W. Little Jrt Mr. and Mrs. J.

Horton IJams. Pi and Mrs. Harold Pardee and Dn. and Mrs. Irving Pardee, Another group of 35.

romprLsinf members of the HewleU-Woodmcr colony, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Sldnev B. Ashmore at dinner. Mn. and Mrs.

Franklin D. Mooney Garden City entertained ft party of 12. The outstanding social function of the week to which both debs and, sub-debs throughout the local eoloy nies were invited was the privst dinner dance Mr. and Mrs. W.

V. Miller of Ocean Lawrence, gava at the Lawrence Beach Club foy their nephews, McCook Miller, Harrt Miller and William J. Miller, son of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Miller of Pittsburgh, who are their guest over the Summer, and for Miss Lis Mabon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James B. Mnbon, Manhattan, whfl Is the guest for a few days of thcif sub-debutante daughter, Miss Nanry, Miller.

Miss Mabon has just returned from Italy where she studied, languages in Florence for two years. Guests Included the Misses Dorothy and Marion Dunstan, Sophia Kilbreth, Prlscllla Wyeth, Nanry Work, Carolyn Raymond, Luclnda Corcoran, Florence Sullivan, Ann Weeks, Eleanor Mullally, Elizabeth Alexander, Adrlenne Charles, Eliza bcth Earlow, Sybil Williams, Alma, Joan and Cuyler Nicholl, and Rudolph Mongelas, John Carr, Robert Curth. Richard Curtis, Hugh Kind Huh Grant, Pierre Ledoux, Robert Clark, Allen Leftwlch. Johrt H. Ballantine Lewis Weeks Jr.

Thomas Dunstan Mandevtlt Mulaily Theodore Rutler, Peter Rutter and John Francis. Many Have Guests at Dinner At Lido Country Club Party Special to the Eagle. Lido Beach, July 22 A carnival Fplrlt prevailed tonight at the Lido Country Club where members and guests assembled for a dinner party. The children's water pageant was held In the outdoor Olympic pool this afternoon. Among those entertaining at dinner tonight were Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph A. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. William Fahnestnck, Mrs.

Louts Chadwlck, Miss Catherine Morley, Mrs. T. Halstead Myers, Miss Ann Ryan, Baron Von Zedtwltz, Mr. and Mrs, Ned Galland, Duke and Continued on Pas 4 Noz For ih Famiiin Sunday ninnrr al the Pierrepont De Luxe Dinner $1.00 Service from Anon to 9 P.M. Try Our Splendid Haily Luncheon, rhe Pierrepont come: Th Plerrepom Is convenient Plerrenonl and Hlckl 8il.

Rrooklvn. Drlv or take R. T. to Clurlc Rt. or B.

T. to Boroucli Hell. ii was married to Robert Soutter, son i nt Mr Robert Soutter. of Ronton, and the late Dr. Soutter yesterday afternoon In the Chinch of the Advent, Westbury.

'Hie rector, the Rev. Richard D. Pope, performed the ceremony. Because oi mourning In the bridegroom's family, the reception which followed at the bride's home was small. The bride whs given In marriage bv Iit father and had Miss Marian a Orav, of Manhattan, as maid of i honor and the Misses Leta Clews, Alicia Ludlow, Dorothy McClee, Alcthea Sheldon, all of Manhattan; Pauline Bartels of St, Louis, Mo.

end Katherine Kreltler, of Maple-wood, N. as bridesmaids. Lamar Soutter, of Boston, was best man for his brother and the ushers were Gordon K. Bell, and Merrltt C. Fernald, of Manhattan; James T.

Soutter, of Rye; Frederick Whiteside, Lawrence Coolldge and William L. Brewster, of Boston and Roger B. Merrlman, of Cambridge, Mass. The bride was educated at the Ethel WalKer School and completed her sophomore year at College In June. Mr.

Soutter was educated at St. Paul's School and at Hurvard University, class of 1927. The annual costume circus dinner dance was held at the Sands Point Bath Club at Sands Point Friday evening, More than 500 members and guests attended. Mr. and Mrs.

Byron C. Foy, who are at Westmoor, Southampton, have their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. EdRnr Oarblsch of Great Neck, as their guests. Southampton and for those who attend public schools here.

Many prominent Brooklyn names will be Identified with the annual Horse Show to be held Saturday at the Southampton Riding and Hunt Club. Mrs. John F. Murray, who is spending the Summer at Lighthouse Farm, and Mrs. Harry Pet-ham Robblns head the committee which will have charge of a cafeteria luncheon to be served at the clubhouse.

Mrs. Joseph Bradley Murray and Mrs. Thomas E. Murray, will be among their as-Mstanta. Mrs.

Frank J. Slnnott, of 118 Arlington gave a luncheon this week at Hampton Manor for Mrs. John M. Klein, Mrs. Charles Woods and Miss Margaret McCook.

Mrs. Slnnott motored over from liei Summer homo at Jamesport. Major and Mrs. Albert Mossnmn, of Garden City, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey A. Patterson, of Manhattan, Miss Etta Marie Brandt, John W. Blattery and Mrs. A. W.

Slattery, end Mrs. E. B. Wheeler, of Maa-hasset, were recent guests at seven ronds Inn. Brooklyn guests who have been slaying at the Hampton Manor include Charles O.

Eden, M. J. Gay-nor and B. E. Kantio, Mrs.

James F. Poey, and Mrs. W. E. MarQues-tor from Flushing; Gilbert E.

pohl, from Queens Village, and J. B. DIs-brow from Astoria. Rev. Dr.

J. G. O'Neill is at the Manor from Dublin, Ireland. Long Islanders Take Boxes For Season at Saratoga The Long Island residents who have taken boxes for the 1933 race meeting of the Saratoga Association, beginning Aug. 3 and continuing until Sept.

2, include George J. Atwell Richard Whitney, Cornelius Whitney, Charles M. Amory, John Hay Whitney, Payne Whitney, William R. Coe, Henry S. Ludlow.

J. H. Alexandre, F. Ambrose Clark, Ogden L. Mills, Mrs.

Henry C. Phipps, Charles H. Thler-iot, Morton L. Schwartz, George J. Atwell, George U.

Harris, Walter J. Salmon and William A. Prime. and Mrt. Henry Rehlmer Hampton, where she.

will (fhota by National.) Hotel, Savville Club Summer Dance 'Hey Reuben Night at Caia Del Mar Club on Wednesday Special to The Eagle Atlantic Beach, July 22 Members and guests of trie Casa del Mar Beach Club will have a rural celebration Wednesday night. "Hey Reuben" Is the name of the affair. The rooms will be decorated to represent a country barn and members will wear gingham aprons, sun bonnets, overalls and pajamas and old-fashioned dances have been planned. Flip, the clown, will be the guest of honor at the second lollypop party for the children on Thursday afternoon which also will feature gymkhana beach races and storytelling. Among those who attended tonight's dinner dance were Mr.

and Mrs. George D. Adams, Dr. Eugene F. Rooney, Leonard Rogers, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur MacPherson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Holt, Mr.

and Mrs. John J. McGuire, James Kllgallon, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.

Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cushlng, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.

Uderlltz, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamilton Cooke, Gilbert P. Taylor, Emery Deutsch, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas A. Callahan, Mr. and Mrs. Caarles Bellows, Dr.

Walter C. Du Bnil and Mr. and Mrs. August' Bunge. Cedarhurst Notes Special to The Eagle Cedarhurst, July 22 the Rocka way Hunting Club will hold Its next dinner danc on Saturday.

Aug. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dimond are spending the weekend with the former's sister, Mrs.

Cyril Quinn at Hyannls Port, Mass. of the Summer at their home on Greely Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Traendly of Norwalk, arrived today to spend a few days visiting Mr.

and Mrs. John F. VanVranken of Sunset Drive. Miss Virginia Alford will leave on Monday to spend a week st the Montowese House, Branford, as the guest of Mtss Lilian Parks of Marlborough Road. The Seaside Fete for the benefit of the Southside Hospital will be held at the Brlghtwaters Casino Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Among the Brooklyn people residing in Sayville who are participating in the fete are the Misses Geglna Glaccum, Sally Carroll, Eileen Alford, Ethel Brophay, Mary Brophay, Jeanne Gllligan, Muriel Byrne, Edythe McNally, Mary McGoldrick, Betty Carter, Muriel Meeks, Virginia Meeks, Eleanor Robinson, Agnes Warren, Louise Warren and Frances Young.

and Brooklyn, Stewart Richards and Miss Janet Collett of Shelter Island and Brooklyn are spending the weekend with Miss Helen Turn-bridge at Sachem's Head, Conn. Jackson Heights News Mr. and Mrs. David H. Williams of Spanish Gardens are spending two weeks at Holly Inn at Christmas Cove on the coast of Maine.

Mrs. Harry Prescott, president of the Linden Court Garden Club, and Mrs. Elizabeth Mayer arranged a drive and luncheon recently for members of the club at the home of Miss Seton and Miss Murtha at Huntington Beach. Miss June Elizabeth Crook of Linden Court has been visiting In Evanston, 111., at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

O. F. Meredith, and is now at the home of Mrs. D. D.

Miller In Shelbyvllle. She will return to Jackson Heights the last of August after a trip to St. Louis. Gen. and Mrs.

F. R. Day of Georgian Hall made a trip to Chicago and the exposition recently. John W. Bennett of Laburnum Court and his mother, Mrs.

H. J. McCagney are spending the Summer at Spring House, Block Island. News From Sayville Special to The Eagle Sayville, July 22-Mr. and Mrs Frank J.

Hollings of the Hotel fVriarOwe hari t.hi, week Mrs. Hollings' brother-in-law and The Sayville Country Club held the first of its annual Summer dances at the Country Club this evening. The committee in charge of the arrangements were the Misses Lothian Kerr, Virginia Mc-Donough, Sally Carroll, Muriel Meeks, Virginia Meeks, Jean Scrim-geour, Frances Young, Mary Bro-phay, Virginia Butler, Christine Frasca, Edythe McNally, Mary Mc-Goldrlck and Kathryn Dillon and Harry McNally, Lawrence McGold-drick, Eugene Dillon, Edwin Butler and Thomas McGoldrick. Mrs. Thomas K.

Alford and Miss Virginia Alford are spending the weekend at the Lido Country Club as the guests of Mrs. David Mc-Cosker. Miss Gloria Otto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Otto, left today for Detroit, to visit her sister, Miss Rita Otto.

Both will return on Aug. 1 to spend the remainder Shelter Island Weekend News; Brooklynites There Special to The Eagle Shelter Island, July 22 Rev. and Mrs. J. Percival Huget of 480 Tompkins Ave.

have opened their Shelter Island residence. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Boyse of Forest Hills and their daughter, Miss Alice Boyse, and son, George Boyse, who were at Nichols Point, have taken the Smith's estate for the remainder of the Summer at Shelter Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Maltbie Butler of 859 Carroll St. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel D. Collett at Shelter Island. Miss Anita House and Mont gomery Blake, Herbert Blake and Thomas Toby are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Faison at Northport.

Many Brooklyn people are staying at the New Prospect Hotel. Among them ore Misses Germaine Ballou, Miss Gertrude Schneider, Miss Helen Engel, Miss Edith Fan-non, Leo Fannon, Mrs. Henry Healy, Mrs. Henry W. Lilly, Miss Clare Strauss, Michael Neville, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. A. George Rehder, John W.

Shaw, Miss Anna Schartel, Miss Gertrude Sussman, Mrs. Lewis A. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.

Wood, Miss Jane Harvey, Miss Adelaide Schwackenberg, Miss Jeanette Ma-cauley, John B. Mehlcr, Miss Anna Newman. Roland Rasch of North Haven i. i 1 4 Vi; "-mm i ii'Ai-Mj 'Si jf (i It I il rf' I r.f yjeanor Hehlmer, daughter of Mr. t- 1 J2' Mist Helen Aldine Earle, daughter of Mr.

and Mr: Waller 0. Earle of 751 At gyle Road, it pictured at she appeared at the Cattle Beach Club at Atlantic Beach recently. tpend a fortnight oi the Edgcmere.