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M2 17 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, lffSS with the Princess Cera ml iAmy' CUpp- as witness for the bnie 1 IjiUC iJlHlCS Anna J. Dov, Miss Angela Pwee- ney. Miss Frances Erwtn. Mrs W. A.

Burke. Miss Marion Hansbery, Mi.ss Gertrude Gallagher and Mrs. Edward D. Fox. Federated Alumnae Association of Pratt Institute at the institute.

215 Ryerson St. The association is composed of representatives of the alumni councils of the various schools. Muss Nancy Thompson of the Library School is president. Fifty-five members of the association and guests will attend the dinner, which will be served by Household Arts and Science students. Brooklyn Children's Home Managers Have Regular Meeting First Performance in Brooklyn Of 'Emperor Jones' Attended By Large Gathering of Society Lawrence Tibbett, in "The Emperor Jones," drew a capacity audience to the opera house of the Academy of Music last evening when the Metropolitan Association presented this opera, an adaptation B.

Chase, Mrs. Allen Cook. Mrs Henry Cabaud, Mrs. George A. Clarke, Mrs.

Lambert Cameron. Mrs. EUsha F. Everett, Mrs. E.

Rodney Fiske, Mrs. F. K. Geery, Mrs. Frederick E.

Hamlin. Mrs. Henry T. Hotchkiss. Mrs Frank Hyatt.

Mrs. Henry Moore Halstead, Mrs. Nelson D. Lewis. Miss Gertrude R.

Lubrecht. Mrs. William Lubrecht, Mrs. Horace M. Moyer, Mrs.

William C. Newman, Mrs. Richard Pasternack. Miss Gertrude J. Corwin.

Mrs. William Mc-Carroll, Mrs. Harry C. Palmer, Mrs. E.

G. Patterson. Miss Elizabeth Perry, Mrs. Chafes E. Rynd, Mrs.

Albert S. Richey, Mrs. Horace L. Rutter, Miss Julia Ring, Mrs.Charles F. Swimm.

Mrs. Charles Soper, Mrs. John T. Sackett. Mrs.

Frederick H. Sherman, Mrs. Ralph Tiebout, Mrs. George Andrew White, Mrs. Frederick H.

Schluter and Mrs. Richard Pasternack. Guests of Honor for Luncheon Of L. I. State Society, D.

R. Among the guests of honor at the annual luncheon of the Long Island State Society, Daughters of the Revolution, at the Hotel Bossert on Feb. 15 will be Mrs. Eugene J. Grant, president general National Society, I V.

i Mrs. David Liston, who is the former Miss Olga Ader-ente, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Aderente of Bay-side, was married to Captain Liston of Fort Totten recently. (Photo by Pach Brothers.) and Harrv Ruda tyst man for Mr Wild.

Justice of the Peace l.eo Mintzer officiated Mr. and Mrs. Wild will reside In Manhattan after a wedding The bride has taken a prominent part in the social activities of the voung set and made her debut in November, 1931. She attended the Finch and Spence schools and lowing her graduation traveled with her lamuy in turope. iro- oriue is a great granddauehter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Mitchell of Baltimore and of the late Chief Justice Lochrane of torgia. Mr. and Mrs. William R.

C-w of East Hampton are at their plantation, Cherokee, near Yamassoe, Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Floyd E. Woolsey and her daughter.

Miss Katherine are at the Hotel Coquina, Ormond Beach, Fla. Mrs. Bradford Merrill of Man-l'assrt has left for the Ormond OrtnmiH Rcnch Fla ulirrp she will spend the remainder 0f the Winter. Mr. and Mrs.

Lorcti M. Cowdrey of Garden City are at Desert Inn, Palm Springs, Cal. Rockville Centre News Special (o The Eagle Rockville Centre, Jan 25 Mr. and Mrs. James Blair of Village Ave.

have left for a motor trip through Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D. C. Mrs. Helmuth O. Kranich of Yale Place entertained at luncheon today.

Her guests were Miss Betty Alexander, Mi.ss Grace Schley, Miss Dorothy Kranich and Mrs. Lois Brown. Patchogue Personals Special to The Eagle Patchogue, Jnn. 25 Mrs. Jesse Mathewson of River Ave.

was hostess to her bridge club yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raser of Bay Ave. moved to their new home on Marvin St.

yesterday. Mrs. Robert Sharp of Railroad Ave. was hostess to her bridge club last evening. Mrs.

Margaret M. Frank of Philadelphia, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Case of Middle Road, Blue Point.

Mrs. Milton Oswan of Hill St. will cnj.ertain her bridge club this evening. Mrs. Frank Overton of E.

Main St. gave a luncheon yesterday in honor of her sister, Mrs. E. Eugene Hawkins of Blast Patchogue. Mrs.

Howard S. Conklin of Rider Ave. will be hostess to the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club tomorrow. Small Luncheon-Bridge Parties Given by Freeport Hostesses Special to The Eagle Freeport, Jan. 25 Mrs.

A. C. Soper entertained at luncheon and contract yesterday afternoon ut her home on N. Ocean Ave. Her guests were Mrs.

F. Dana Hubbard, Mrs. Franklin 'P. Alcorn, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs.

C. H. Piatt. Charles Wallum, Mrs. Daid Slado, Mrs.

William Heyer. Mrs. Clifford Wolking entertained at luncheon and contract at her home, W. 1st yesterday afternoon, for Mrs. Fred Somes, Mrs.

Warren Yearsley, Mrs. Royal Toner, Mrs. Neil Stewart, Mrs. Charles Koppe, Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald and Mrs.

George Hynard. Mrs. A. J. Manning entertained at luncheon and bridge yesterday afternoon at her home on Grand Ave.

Her guests were Mrs. Allan Chal-fant, Mrs. Joseph Tynan, Mrs. Frank Banker, Ms. Frank Kyle, Mrs.

Louis Wilkinson, Mrs. diaries Deksa, Mrs. Emma Hildebrandt. Mrs. David Pettigrew of Milton St.

entertained a foursome at cards yesterday afternoon, including Mrs. Grover Whaley, Mrs. Matilda Mann, Mrs. Pearl Southard. TO LEAVE FOR MIAMI Captain and Mrs.

James W. Byrnes of 72 Rldgewood Ave. will leave tomorrow for an indefinite stay at Miami, Fla. A farewell party was given recently in their honor by their son and daughtcr-In-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin J. Byrnes of Flushing Heights. Their other son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Byrnes, and their grandchildren and friends were present.

A regular meeting of the bard of managers of the Brooklyn Home for Children was held yesterday afternoon. The books for the new i library were cataloatied by the managers, after which there was a short program given by the children. Later, tea was served in the sitting room of the superintendent. Miss Anita J. Fernandez.

Members and their friends present were: Miss Louise G. Zabriskie, Mrs. Charles H. Braisted, Miss Florence English, Mrs. James Cochran, Mrs.

Alfred E. Uhllg, Mrs. J. F. Dettmar, Mrs.

Newell Woolsey Wells, Mrs. W. R. Houston, Miss Cecilia L. Watts, Mrs.

Horace J. Wlppell, Mrs. F. Stanley Van Der-werken, Mrs. M.

B. Stumpf, Mrs. Arthur Gelston. Miss Edna S. Hinman, Mrs.

J. H. Schumann, Mrs. Hector M. Curren, Mrs.

Charles E. Perkins, Mrs. John Horni, Mrs. Albert T. Creshull, Miss Laura Brower and Mrs.

C. H. Bamlaer, Dr. Joseph H. Albemarle Road Miami, Fla.

Adams of 1325 is visiting in Mrs. William Lawrence Hostess To Bridge and Luncheon Club The Social Bridge and Luncheon Club met at the home of Mrs. William H. Lawrence, yesterday afternoon. Among those present were Mrs.

Egbert Guernsey Brown, Mrs. Edward P. Grant, Mrs. Glenn Ira Peck, Mrs. William L.

Chapman, Mrs. Arthur Quenzer. Mrs. A. Gar- nett Harling and Mrs.

Harold R. Hommel. Mrs. John E. Leech to Open Home for Council Meeting Mrs.

John E. Leech has Issued invitations for a meeting in the interest of the Protestant Big Sister Council of the Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation at her home, 94 Remsen on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 4, at 3 o'clock. A musical program will be given and tea served. Miss Marjorie Waddell Bride Of George Mitchell Gregory Miss Marjorie Waddell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Morton Waddell of Bay Shore, was married today at noon to George Mitchell Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gregory of the Towers Hotel and Bay Shore.

The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's parents by the Rev. Dr. William R. Watson of the Episcopal Church of Bay Shore. Miss Catherine Waddell was maid of honor for her sister, and William H.

Gregory Jr. was his brother's best man. A reception followed the ceremony. After a trip to Nassau, Bahamas, for which they wifl sail tonight, Mr. and Mrs, Gregory will reside at the Towers.

St. Peter's Auxiliary Meets At Hospital; Bridge Feb. 18 St. Peter's Hospital Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting at the hospital last evening, Mrs. Rome Wiskirchen presiding.

A recital followed the business meeting. Miss Hazel Schumm sang, accompanied by Miss Geraldlne Ferry, who played piano solos. Miss Dorothy Engel recited and Miss Kathleen Nolan gave Impersonations. The auxiliary will have a card party at the Hotel St. George, Feb.

18. Among those present were Mrs. John J. McManus, Mrs. W.

J. Mc-Entee, Mrs. Michael Montague, Mrs. George Pigott, Mi.ss Helen McKillop, Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mi.ss Helen Munkenbeck, Mrs.

Loring Black, Mrs. Felix McKenna Miss Blanche McKillop, Miss Dorothy Engels, Miss May McHugh, Mrs. John F. Doollng, Mrs. Harry Rown, Miss Margaret Reardon, Miss Agnes Reardon, Miss Susie O'Hara, Miss Julia O'Hara, Mrs.

Edward Weinberg, Miss Julia Mahoney, Mrs. Franklyn Strauss, Miss Katherine Kiernan, Mi.ss Beatrice Campion, Mrs. John Brennan, Mrs. Philip Brennan, Mi.ss Kathleen Ennis, Miss Madeleine Noonan, Mrs, Thomas Dwyer, Mrs. Thomas Siele, Mrs.

OH, SUE, IT'S JUST NO WANTS ME MY SKIN 'IU- TVVv1 l-rv-X -fV 1 1 i Long Island Society Mrs. Ernest Van Norden Luncheon- Bridge Hostess Today at Home In Garden City; Other News Garden City, Jan. 25 Mrs. Ernest M. Van Norden of Stratford Ave.

was a luncheon bridge hostess today. Her guests were Mrs. Herbert D. Dewar. Mrs.

Emma Metz, Mrs Bridsall Dudley, Mrs. Alfred Klein, Mrs. Bertram DraKe. Mrs. uniora Stiles and Mrs.

Addie Walsh. Mrs. A. Osborne Casey of Wellington Road was a hostess at luncheon and bridge at her home today to Mrs. William G.

Ashton, Mrs. Charles T. Bohle and Mrs. Lawrence Dowling. Tomorrow Mrs.

Casey will entertain Mrs. Cyril E. D. Marshall, Mrs. Arthur M.

Place and Mrs. Benjamin Van Schaick. Mrs. George F. Durham of Stewart Ave.

entertained Mrs. Edward B. McKellar, rMs. Chairs E. L.

Clark and Mrs, Lawrence M. Lynch today. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Louis Naisawald of Devereux Place will entertain Mr. and Mrs, Lucr L. Wiltbank, Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Twining, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hall Marshall and Dr. Henry C.

Ferris this evening. Mrs. Frank W. Cook was a luncheon bridge hostess today at her home on Cathedral Ave. Her guests were Mrs.

Charles R. McLaughlin, Mrs. Henry W. Wandless, Mrs. Be-thune W.

Jones. Mrs. Ernest D. Gerard, Mrs. Frank R.

Barnitz, Mrs. Charles D. Meneely and Miss Hester Konopak. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur F. Thompson of Stewart Ave. will have as dinner guests this evening Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Eddy and Mr. and Mrs. George Howard. Mrs. George A.

Nelson will be a bridge luncheon hostess at her Kil-burn Road home tomorrow to Mrs. Walter J. Black, Mrs. J. H.

B. Reb-ha: -t, Mrs. Don L. Stevens, Mrs. Franklin S.

Koons, Mrs? George C. Johnson, Mrs. James J. Fogarty and Mrs. Elwood W.

Baker. Mrs. George A. Powers and Mrs. R.

Gilbert Jackson of Garden City were among the guests yesterday at the luncheon given by Mrs. Dorothy Kahl of Brooklyn. David Dows of Muttontown was host at a dinner last evening at the Piping Rock Club of Locust Valley. The Meadow Brook Hunt Club met this morning at Burwood, Mrs. Walter Jennings' estate in Cold Spring Harbor.

William A. Delano has sailed for Europe to join Mrs. Delano. He will inspect the new American Embassy building in Paris, which he designed and which will be completed this Spring. Mr.

and Mrs. Delano will be at Brookville for the Spring season. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.

Clarkson of Callendar House, Bayville, have gone to Palm Beach, to visit Mrs. Dodge Sloane of Brookmeade, Locust Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Sargent Bradlee of Boston, announce the birth of twin daughters at the Richardson House of the Massachusetts General Hospital on Monday, Mrs.

Bradlee Is the former Miss Louise Trippe, daughter of Mrs. Charles White Trippe of East Hampton, Mrs. Charles Prescott Berdell of St. James has taken an apartment at the Delmonlco, Manhattan. Miss Audrey Watts Married To George T.

Wild Jr. Jan. 16 Miss Audrey Watts, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dorsey Watt-s of 1 East End Manhattan, and George Thomas Wild son of Mr. and Mrs.

George T. Wild of Douglaston, were married on Jan. 16 last, according to announcement made today. The news comes as a surprise to all but members of the families. No announcement of an engagement had been made and the couple had known each other only for a month.

The wed- I ding took place at Harrison, N. USE! NOBODY IS i a-' NOT TRY YEAST, MY COMPLEXION. FWB IT'S THE I New Committees Of Crescent Club IVr-iiliMit KntPrtairu Hoard of Gorrnor at Theil Firnl Merlins Tlii Term Alexander B. Gale, newly elected president of the Crescent Club, appointed the stand-ins committees of the organization for the coming year at a meeting ol the board of governors last night at the Crescent clubhouse, Clinton and Pierrepont Sis. It was the first meeting of tka new board since the annual election Monday night.

There was a full at. tendance of the governors. Prior to the meeting Mr. Gala acted as hast to the governors at a private dmnfr in the rlubbou.M'. The conXmittee appointments werej ATUl.K'nC Jonn Andfrson.

chairman K.lmund iv isss Kdmund Buf.M F. Christopher Wehrr F'fd L. Gtoks HOUSK John Vot. chairman Fnuiklm Tonilin I.elanrf Rnnnptt William o. Phlliinc an 001 s'evpnson Cleurae Hewlett Franris L.

DurK FINANCE Supreme Court Justice Janiet C. Cropatl, chan man. William Cleverlev Howard Purdirtt John W. Bargfrctir Thoma T. Conrof MKMUFKBHIP Franklin Tomlin.

chairman. Ffolliotl C. Denning Richard J. Wulft MAGAZINE Christopher Wilson 1NV F.STinATTNC! Wm. M.

Tomlin Jr. Russell C. Irish Victor A. Lersner Richard J. Wulff CONTROL Christopher w.

Wilson, chairman Franklin M. Tomlin Ftolllott O. Danlo4 William M. Tomhns Jr. Increased Police Protection Asked For Coney Island Parking in Summer to Snhjrcl of Conference Willi the Police Today, The need for more pollc supervision at Coney Island during th Summer months was strsssed bj speakers at this bi-monthly meeting of the United Merchants of Coney Island last night at Gargulla's Restaurant, 2915 W.

ISth St. "From 50.000 to 100,000 mother end children visit Coney IslanrJ daily during the Summer season, Max Goldberg, president of the organization, declared. "Many com plications have resulted during th last two seasons from lack of adequate police supervision," A committee is to be appointed, It was announced, to confer with the Police Department regarding assignment, of special police detail to the resort. To Meet Polio The organization's traffic committee Is scheduled to meet representatives of the police department at p.m. at the Half Moon Hotel to discuss the matter of Summer parking.

A concerted effort is belns made by merchants and business men of the section to obtain mora satisfactory parking regulation along the arterial and side streets, Milton Siegfried heads the commit-tee. i OUR PRICES ARE MUCH LOWER The quality of our product! will maintained aa long ai I am In butinaia. John Hill CATERER 133 Remsen Street B'KLYN, NEW YORK Mln 4-7IKW) DOCTORS TEIX 13S- llo tiii you kin th. dt.or.le". nr Dir.

tttona from Eugene O'Neill's play together with Rossini's comic opera, Signor Bruschino," for the fifth performance of the season in Brooklyn. A representative audience of Brooklyn society greeted the singers this double bill of novelties and were also received in the foyer during the intermission between the two operas by Mrs. John Eadie Leech, Mrs. H. Edward Dreier, Mrs.

Henry J. Davenport, Mrs. Cameron Duncan and Miss Adelaide Haxtun. Mrs. William Howard Good, the hostess in the women's committee box, had as her guests Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Harriman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low Pierrepont. Mrs.

Frank Day Tuttle, Jere Collins and Mr. Good. Mrs. Good entertained her guests at dinner at her home before the performance. After the opera Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Mendes gave an informal supper to their fellow subscribers In box 3, Mr. and Mrs. William P.

Earle Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Walton and Mr. and Mrs.

Otis San Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Webb and their guests formed the group in Mrs. John Anderson's box.

Mr. and Me. Dean C. Osborne were dinner hests' to Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Sheppard of Manhattan, other guests being Mrs. James Faw-cett, Judge Lewis L. Fawcett, Mrs. C.

Theodore Frohne and Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Fawcett. Later the party attended the opera, occupying box 4.

Among those in the audience were Mr. and Edwin Denby, Miss Mary Campbell, John Tal-mage', Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Mudge, Richard Young, Mrs.

William W. Phelps, Robert Alfred Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Ford, Mr. and Mrs.

Russell H. Hume, Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Moorhead, Dr.

and Mrs. Herbert T. Wikle, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Pratt, Gilbert H.

Thirkield, Dr. and Mrs. James P. Warbasse. Among others seen in the audience were: Mr.

and Mrs. John Anderson, who had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Schenck Van Sic-len, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammitt, Mr. and Mrs.

William Van Anden Hester, Mrs. Howard Burdick, Lt. and Mrs. Eugene A. Kenny, Mrs.

Oliver G. Carter, Miss Stella Rae Carter. Mrs. Robert Oldner Deyeri Miss Elizabeth I. Deyer, Mrs.

Robert Franklin Ives, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Potts, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Preston Goodfellow, Mrs. Eugene J. Kenny, Miss Emma J. Cogswell Murphy, Mrs.

Maude White, Mrs. Louise Kirkman, Mr. and Mrs. Her-sey Egginton, Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Hamilton Fraser, Alexander Hamilton Fraser Miss Grace Powers. Arthur Billings Hunt, Mrs. Mary B. Felter, Mr. and Mrs.

James F. Hurley, Miss Anne Hurley, Frank Rogers, Col. William Taylor, Mrs. Preston S. Millar, Miss Katharine Le Baron Millar, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter M. Meserolej Mrs. Walter Gibb, Mrs. William Hamlin Childs, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry A. Ingraham, Mr. and Mrs. Almet Reed Latson Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard B. Leeming, Mrs. Thomas W. Lauderdale, Mrs.

Howard F. Beebe, Miss Doris Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Meador, Charles Howard Newman, Miss Jeanne Newman, Mr.

and Mrs. William M. Parke, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.

Seward, Mrs. Frank E. mons, Mrs. Cornelius Zabriskie, Mr. and Mrs.

Courtney Yenni, Mrs. Herbert F. Gunnison, Mrs. Louis A. Ruckgaber, Mrs.

Thomas L. Green, Dr. and Mrs. William Harrison Price, Jacob Klinck, Mrs. Charles F.

Murphy, Miss Clelia Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Adams, Mrs. Mary Thornton McDermott, John Francis, Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin C. Buchanan, Mrs. Ronald Hart, Raymond Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles W. Fyfe, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Fiero, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry C. Badgley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.

Blum, Mr. and Mrs. De Hart Bergen, H. Edward Dreier, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert E. Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Claude P. Boyle, Dr.

and Mrs. Honrv F. Bruning, Miss Mary E. Butterick, Miss Mary K. Ditmas, Dr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Moorhead, Thornton Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo McCutcheon McKee, Mr.

ana Mrs. Adrian Van Sinderen, Mr. and Mrs. Harland B. Tibbetts, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles R. Van Etten, Mrs. Wilson Briggs Zimmer, Mrs. Henry M.

Wells. Mrs. O. Paul Humpstone, Mrs. Ira Bertine Downs, Mrs.

James Lefferts, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Maynard. Mrs. Maxwell Lester, Kendall K.

Mussey, Frank L. Babbott, Mrs. A. W. Freiss, Mr.

and Mrs. The odore B. Wagner, the Misses Doris Cornhelson, Anne Cornehison, Mar Ion Freiss, Virginia Felter, Margaret Rnedeker. Florence Read, Mary Francis, Lisbeth Higgins and Evelyn Sherman. Mr.

and Mrs. William P. Mason Mrs rharles E. Perkins, Dr. and Mrs.

William H. Field. Dr. and Mrs. John H.

Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic B. Pratt, Albert L. Mason.

Miss Natalie Ponvert Wed To Ffancis Gordon Brown Miss Natalie Ponvert, daughter of Mrs. Antonio Ponvert of 410 Park Manhattan, was married yesterday afternoon to Francis Gordon Brown, son of Mrs. Townsend Lawrence of 943 Lexington Manhattan, and the late Francis Gordon Brown. The ceremony was performed at the Ponvert residence the presence of the immediate families. A reception to which a few intimate friends were Invited followed.

Miss Ponvert was given in marriage by her brother, Antonio Ponvert and had Mils. Antonio HilW71.a.HM. Since l8l USHVICK SAVINGS BANK 4T OBAHAM AVE. 8KIYH MB D. Mrs.

Stanley Lyman Otis, regent New York State, D. Miss Mary Hathaway Billings, president general Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth Century; Miss Mary C. Burtis, regent State of New Jersey, D. Mrs. Thomas H.

McClintock, president Brooklyn Colony, N.E. Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Roeder and Richard M.

Montgomery Jr. of the State Society, Sons of the Revolution, who will address the assembly. Mrs. John Lansing Swan Hostess At Tea for Volunteer Workers At Colony House Settlement Mrs. John Lansing Swan, execu tive director of Colony House, entertained a large group of volunteer workers at a tea at Colony House, 297 Dean yesterday afternoon.

Among the group were leaders and workers in the Recreation, Clerical and Library Departments, as well as the Sewing, Cooking and Craft Classes. Miss Nellie S. Truman, director of the Girl Scouts of Brooklyn, spoke on the "Qualities or Leadership'; Miss Emma Holloway, Supervisor of Institutional Work at Pratt Insti-ture on "Nutrition Problems of Settlement Houses," Miss Lillian J. Mc-Mahon, branch librarian of the Carroll Park Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, on "Value of Books for Children and Adults." and Miss Marion L. Ober, executive director of the Metropolitan Junior Achieve ment, outlined plans for the develop ment of the Junior Achievement organizations for both boys and girls recently inaugurated at Colony House.

Mrs. Harry M. Rice, chairman of the Senior Guild of Colony House, and Mrs. J. T.

W. Kastendieck poured. Those present were Mrs Lulher B. Wyman, Miss N. P.

H. Smith, Miss Harriet German, Miss Elea nor Boselly, Mrs. Wanda Bowman Wilson, Miss Ruth Richardson, Miss Beatrice Ruckgaber, Miss Marion Ober, Mrs. Charles Freeman, Miss Lucille Hanton, Mrs Audrew Hinman, Mrs. Bertram Warren, Mrs.

A. Baehr, Miss Grace Lawrence, Miss Erna Krae mer, Miss Helen Shonnard, Miss Ruth Windhorst. Mi.ss Mary Elmer, Miss Anne Hunninghouse, Miss Paula Hunninghouse, Mrs. Charles W. Fyfe, Miss Adele Strasburger, Miss Welhelmin Paulsen, Mrs.

Schreiber Carter. Miss Doris Dilworth. Miss Cecile Forshay, Miss Ruth Forshay, Mrs, Tames Rodgers, Mi.ss Gladys Tor- dik, Mrs. L. S.

Lyons, Mi.ss Dorothy Knowles, Miss Dorothy Brown, Mrs. John Patterson, Miss Adele seph, Miss Dorothy Lotsch, Miss Ethel Lotsch, Miss Carolyn Ruefer, Miss Mar.loric Woolsey, Miss Ella Andrews, Miss Virginia Wilson, Miss Frieda Oellrich. Miss Rasa-lie Lesly, Miss Alma Tollefsen, Miss Helen Stickler, Mrs. Charles Weber, Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Miss Jeanette Ametrano, Mrs Francis H.

Scantlebury, Miss McMahon, Mrs. James M. Roche, Mi.ss Eliza beth A. Van Keuren, Miss Marlon Bell, Miss Elizabtth Hupp. Mrs.

Arthur Underwood. Miss Truman, Miss Evelyn Grinter. Miss Billie Brockway, Miss Ursula Willistron, Mrs. William Siegrist, Miss Florence Siegrist. Dr.

and Mrs. Austin DuPuy Smith of 540 Ocean Ave. have left for the South and the Pacific Coast. Mr. and Mrs.

William Jennings Weller of the Towers, who are at Miami Beach for the season, gave a tea and cabana party at the Surf Club yesterday for Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Higginbottom. who are at Miami Beach following a 29 years' residence in India. Twenty-four guests were present.

Frederic B. Pratt to Be Honored at Dinner Tonight Frederic B. Pratt, president of the board of trustees of Pratt Institute, will be the guest of honor tonight at the annual dinner of the Newtown Creek Coal and Coke Inc. ll 10 SIZI T.m ECC $10.25 STOVE 10.75 NUT 1000 PEA S.00 PEA Red A.ta.. 7.2S BUCK No.

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and Yard, 197 We.l Brooklyn. Phona HVrrtreen -H300 Ponvert Jr. as matron of honor and only attendant. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin made with a high neckline and long fitted sleeves. The skirt was draped to form a train.

Her veil of old rose point lace, over tulle, had been worn by her mother and grandmother at their weddings. The bridal bouquet was of gardenias and valley lilies. The matron of honor wore a frock of apple green chiffon with short sleeves and ruffles at the back. She had a large picture hat of darker green crepe de chine and carried white freesias and white buddleias. Hamilton Wright of Manhattan was best man and there were no ushers.

After a trip Mr. and Mrs. Brown will spend the remainder of the Winter at Glen Head at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Ponvert who will sail for Cuba next Saturday, The bride attended Miss Porter's School at Farmington and made her debut in 1927.

She is a member of the Junior League. Her grandfather, the late William A. Nash, long was prominent in financial circles and was president of the Corn Exchange Bank for many years. He and Mrs. Nash were prominent in Brooklyn Heights society.

Her grandmother is Mrs. L. Terry Ponvert of Hormi-guero, Ouba. Mr. Brown wa.t graduated from Groton School and from Yale University in the class of 1929.

He is a member of the Knickerbocker Club of New York. Lt. and Mrs. Eugene A. Kenny, who are at present at Goveronr's Island where Lt.

Kenny has been stationed, will not sail for Honolulu as previously announced, but, due to a change in orders, will be at Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island, where Lt. Kenny will be aide-de camp to Brig. Gen. Howard L. Lau-bach.

Mrs. Kenny is the former Miss Muriel Slocovich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Parsons Slocovich of 65 Marlborough Road. Mrs.

Henry Watson of Santa Barbara, arrived yesterday to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. William Burt Greenman of 256 Clinton Ave. Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Roberts of Park Manhattan, have arrived at Villa Margherita, Charleston, S.

where they will board their yacht Okalee for a cruise. Howard Maxwell of Glen Cove is at Palm Beach, for a visit. Mrs. William R. SheHerly Hostess at Luncheon in Honor Of Mrs.

Henry Mather Sugden Mrs. William R. Shetterly of 82 Macon St, was hostess at a luncheon yesterday in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Henry Mather Sugden. Those present were Mrs.

Robert Starr Allyn, Mrs, Edgar G. Criswell and Mrs. Harry Burgess. Brooklyn Colony, N. E.

Attend Luncheon Held By New York Colony Yesterday The annual meeting of the New York Colony of New England Women was held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Manhattan, yester day. The members of the Brooklyn Colony who attended the luncheon which followed the meeting were Mrs. Thomas H. McClintock, president; Mrs. Frederick Starr Pendleton, former president; Mrs.

H. H. Smith, president of Kenmore Colony of Fredericksburg, who is also a member of the Brooklyn Colony, and Mrs. George E. Miner, director general.

The program girls of Chaminade will meet at the home of Mrs, Robert H. Stenhouse, 505 E. 16th on Saturday afternoon for tea. Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Walton of 7 Monroe Place are recent arrivals at the Hotel Chalfonte-Haddon Hall in Atlantic Citv. MOLES and WARTS Thnl nhfigurn Your Fenlurrt PERMANF.NTLV REMOVED BY ELECTROLYSIS L. W.

MERKEL 2. Ior Exprrienra 114 Clark Rtrpt, Corner Pulton Tt MAIn Miss Camma Edda Town Wed To William J. Ward Jr. Today Miss Camma Edda Town, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs.

David E. Town of 55 Central Park West, Manhattan, was married today at noon to William J. Ward son of Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Ward of 27 Montgomery Place. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride by the Rt. Rev. David J. Hickey.

The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Eleanor Town, and Mr. Ward's best man was his brother, John Ward. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony. Miss Town is a graduate of the Mary A. Burnham School at Northampton, and attended the Finch School in Manhattan.

Mr. Ward is a graduate of Georgetown University in Washington, D. C. The couple will take a trip to Bermuda and will reside at 65 Central Park West, Manhattan, on their return. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Wright Chapman of 160 Hicks St. left yesterday by boat for Jacksonville, Fla. From there they will motor to the High land Park Club at Lake Wales, to remain for the rest of the season Their daughter, Miss Ann Chapman, will leave early in February to join her parents at Lake Wales.

Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman to Speak at Graham Home Board Of Directors' Annual Meeting The Rev. Dr.

S. Parkes Cadman will be the speaker at the annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the Graham Home for Old Ladies to be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the home on Washington Ave. The Rev. Dr. Paul F.

Barack-man will preside and reports will be given by Miss Lizzie K. Miller, cor responding secretary, and Mrs. Guy Du Val, the treasurer. Duncan Miller, baritone, will give several selec tions. Miss Frances K.

Wright the honorary director of the Board and Miss Rachel L. King first director. Mrs. Thomas yW. Lauderdale Hostess to Kosmos Club At Her Residence Yesterday Kosmos Club (Mrs.

Oliver Goldsmith Carter, president) held its social meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Lauderdale yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Amorette E. Fraser, dean of Women's Clubs, was the guest of honor of the afternoon.

Mrs. Franklin Taylor and Miss Jane Moore were received into the membership of the club. William G. Avirett spoke on "Russia at Random and Unbeaten Paths Abroad." James Henry Mc-Kinley, tenor, accompanied by Mrs. McKinley, was the guest artist of the afternoon.

Assisting Mrs. E. Rodney Fiske, chairman of hospitality, were Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Fraser, Mrs. William Bird and Mrs.

Juan A. Al-mlrall. Mrs. Frederick W. Rowe and Mrs.

Frederick H. Paine presided at the tea table, assisted by Mrs. Daniel K. de Beixedon and Mrs. O.

Waring Stebbins. Mrs. Edfjar S. Shumway was chairman of program. Among those present were Miss Ida L.

Adams, Miss Grace Andrews, Mrs. H. C. Allen, Mrs. Mary G.

Avi-rette, Mrs. Alexander Craig Mrs Edgar G. Banta, Mrs. A. S.

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