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SECTION B-C PHOTOPLAYS SOCIETY THEATERS RESORTS ART BOOKS EDrroKLxr BOOK REVIEWS THEATERS L. SOCIAL CLUBS MUSIC 4E? EAjGLE Daily NEW YORK CITY, SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1934 li WesthamptonBeachHorseShow, To Attract Many Brooklynites House Guests Are Entertained AMONG those who have made reservations for the Horse Show, which will take place here next Saturday are: Mr. and Mrs. Ed win P. Maynard, Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander B. Gale, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Egan, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Dwlght Church, Judge and Mrs. Edward Ridley Finch, Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Eugene Pierson, Almon G. Rasquin, Mayor Ernest H. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Harris, Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen P. Nash, Mrs. John Burling Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas W. Balfe, Mr. and Mrs. David Clinton Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy C. Holliss, Mr. and Mrs. Enzo Flermonte, George C. Boldt Dr.

and Mrs. Wesley C. Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J.

Funk of Southampton, Mr. and Mrs. i jff'' 'v. I Dr. Edwin A.

Holbrook Jr. And Miss Gwendolyn C. Muth Are Engaged to Be Married MR. AND MRS. JOHN E.

MUTH of Rockville Center announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gwendolyn 'Catherin Muth, to Dr. Edwin A. Holbrook son of Dr. and Mrs, Edwin A. Holbrook of 1290 Carroll St.

IliSiiSilllBiii fsgr 1 Miss Muth is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and a member of Phi Delta Phi Sorority. Dr. Holbrook received his education at Poly Prep Country Day School, Dartmouth College and the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Surgery, class of 1934. He is a member of Delta Tau Delta 3 CENTS II 10 CENTS IN NEW YORK CITY II IHtWMIRI i Basil O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs.

Wi ham McMurray, Mr. and Mrs. CourU land Kelsey, Joel Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Gill, Mr, and Mrs. James L. Pinks, Mrs. Warren F. Jarvis, Miss Elsie Arnold, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles K. Cooke. Mr. and Mrs.

Harden Church, Mr. and Mrs. Ed mund C. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs.

Chris topher Richardson, Mrs. George L. Degener, Mrs. James P. Kenyon, Miss Elizabeth Gair, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank E. Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. John D.

Brals of Hampton Bays, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baldwin of Quogue, Mr. and Mrs. A.

A Somer ville, Mrs. Charles Bausher Mr. and Mrs. Ira F. Warner, Mr.

and Mrs. Elliot Cutter, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Griffing. Mr.

and Mra. James Kennedy of Quogue, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Zimmerman, H. Van; Norman Ducean, Mrs. Thomas V. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Gilbert Black. Mr. and Mrs. Alois C. Menschick, Mr.

and Mrs. William C3U Atwatcr, and Mr. and Mrs. William D. Gorman Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Gilbert Black of "Innisfree" have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert Black Jr. of Elizabeth, N.

and Mr. and Mrs Robert Black of Philadelphia. Miss Helen Lawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James S.

Lawson of Shore Road, is the guest of her sis ter and brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley. Mr. and Mrs.

Donal C. O'Brien, and son of Manhattan, arrived this weekend at the home of Mrs. O'Brien's mother, Mrs. Charles Boody. Mrs.

Edith L. Milbank is entertaining Mrs. W. H. Russell and her son, Henry E.

Russell Dr. and Mrs. P. Cleveland Davis and their son, Sheppard C. Davis, of Summit, N.

are visiting Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard Homans. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Feltman, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Clinton Johnson, have left for their home at 139 8th Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. John Couch of Chapel Hill, N. C. will arrive tomorrow at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Potts on Bayfield Continued on Tage 2 Holiday Plans 800 St. Mark's Ave. and Wickapogus Cottage; also Miss Joan Holahan, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George R. Holahan of 1111 Albemarle Road and Holly Manor in Captain's Neclc Lane. Among holiday visitors at Holly Manor will be Mr. Holahan's sister and brother, Miss Marie A.

Holahan and Dr. Howard P. Holahan, and his father, George R. Holahan Sr. Frank Obemier, Mrs.

Holahan's father, has arrived at Holly Manor to spend the sca.son. Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Put. nam of 70 Willow have arrived at their Summer villa, Mid-fields, for their annual stay.

Mrs. Putnam is a member of ths advisory committee of the Southampton Garden Club, whose 27th annual flower show will be held on July 26 and 27. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bradler Murray and their family, of 31 Montgomery Place, are occupying their Summer home in Cobb Road, Water Mill, which overlooks Meco Bay.

and Psl Omega Fraternities. Mr. and Mn. John L. Lotsch Dinner Hosts Last Night at Westchester Country Club Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Lotsch of 940 Ocean Ave. entertained at a dinner party at the Westchester Country club last night. Their guests were Mr.

and Mrs. James Heaney, Mr. and Mrs. John Xearney, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Fa-Kan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Graham Petri and Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Schu- macher.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander Fraser and their daughter, Miss Jean Fraser, have opened their Summer home in Waterford, Conn. Miss Jean Fraser had as her house guests last week the Misses Cynthia Winant, Harda Klaneness, Alexander Annanief and Dorothy Thomas. William Heyhster of Washington, D.

has arrived to spend the Summer with his aunt, Mrs. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.

Bryant of 466 E. nth St. and their daughter, Mrs. Theodore S. Sperry, left today for Quinbeck Camps, Ely, Vt.

They will return to town Oct. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Rcmsen Johnson of the Towers left yesterday to spend the "Fourth" at Eastport Club, Eastport.

The mjddlc of the month they will go to Lake Placid for the remainder of the season. Mrs. Frederick D. MacKay of the Towers left yesterday to spend the Summer at her country home at Halesite. She will be there until the Fall.

1 life' i Mist Lois Valient and Harland Waldo Meistrell Married in Union City The wedding of Miss Lois Valie-ant, daughter of Mrs. Euretta Meeks Valieant of 522 45th Union City, N. and Harland Waldo Meistrell, son of Henry p. Meistrell, 6215 Bay Parkway, and the late Mrs. Meistrell, took place yesterday at 6 p.m.

at, the home of the bride's mother. Mrs. Louis G. Reichel of Palisade, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Robert Rutledge Meistrell of Springfield, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.

The bride wore her mother's wedding gown of rose point lace and carried a bouquet of white Summer flowers. Her veil was of tulle. Mrs. Rclchel's dress was of blue and yellow chiffon. Mrs.

Meistrell is a granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Warne Smyth. She is a direct descendant of Thomas Warne, one of the 24 landed proprietors of New Jersey. She is a charter member of the Junior League of North Hudson.

The bridegroom attended Rutgers and Princeton Universities and is an all New York Scholastic quarterback. He is a member of the Crescent Athletic Hamilton Club and the Squadron Cavalry Club. Mr. Meistrell is president of the Metropolitan and Long Island Lacrosse Association. After the ceremony a dinner was served to the members of the two Immediate families and the couple left for Huntington, where they have taken a house for the Summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Meytrott and family are at their Summer home in Sayville, where they will remain until the first of October. tion, recently held, were unique.

The invitation consisted of a postal card, on the front of which were reproduced Mr. Bailey's picture, the bride's, and a photo of their residence at 30 Willow St. At the bottom was written the invitation. It was a clever idea but a little disturbing, for Mrs. Bailey is shown carrying a bouquet of flowers, Mr.

Bailey (without his hat) is obviously standing out of doors, but 30 Willow St. is pictured covered with snow. Maybe that's to show that the Bailey's like Summer and Winter, having no preference for seasons. CAPTIVATING costumes Marion Froeb's brown linen frock and mahogany brown matelassc cloth three-quarter length coat worn with a large brown linen hat and tan sandles; Edna Bannister's black net evening gown worn with matching gloves; Ruth Spark's red, blue and white gingham dress with a matching hat and white pique coat; Agneta Hanson's black evening gown of small plaid net with a ruffling covering the shoulders and around neckline, flounces in the 1 Contemporary Comment Miss Katharine M. Whipple Is Engaged to Frank M.

Darnall Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Whipple oi 3421 Clarendon Road have announced the engagement of their older daughter, Miss Katharine Meade Whipple, to Frank H.

Darnall. Miss Whipple is a granddaughter of the late Brig. Gen. Charles H. Whipple, formerly paymaster general of the United States Army, and a great granddaughter of the Rt.

Rev. Henry B. Whipple, who was the Protestant Episcopal bishop of Minnesota for nearly 50 years. Miss Whipple's grandfather on her mother's side was the Rev. Philip Nelson Meade, who was rector of Christ Church, Oswego, N.

at the time of his death. Mr. Meade's grandfather was the Rt. Rev. William Meade, bishop of Virginia, who, in 1859 assisted at the consecration of Bishop Whipple in Richmond, Va.

Miss Whipple is a graduate of Berkeley Institute and Flatbush Teacher Training School, and at present, is associated with the Flatbush Day Nursery. She is a member of the Daughters of the American Army and the Beta Phi Sigma sorority. Mr. Darnall Is the son of Dr. F.

M. Darnall, professor English at the North Texas State Teachers College, and the late Matilda M. Darnall. He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee and of Yale Law School. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Martin of Glen Cove, formerly of Brooklyn, will spend the holiday visiting Mrs. Martin's mother, Mrs.

John Weber, at Shelter Island. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lyons and their children of New Canaan, formerly of Brooklyn, have taken a house until Aug. 1 at Black Point, and are occupying it now.

Mrs. Arthur Forman of 12 St. James Place is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forman, at Garden City.

Miss Annie Lee Boiling Duncan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Cameron Duncan of 462 Ocean will leave tomorrow for Camp Abena, Belgrade Lakes, Maine, where she will spend the Summer. Miss Kalhryn Edith Beyea and Harry Burnett Wed Yesterday The wedding of Miss Kathryn Edith Beyea of 1211 Dorchester Road and Harry Burnett, son of Mr. Mifi Mary Louite Murray, pictured at the Irft corner, engaged la he married to Edward Jndnn linrhl, tan of Mr.

and Mr. Charlet E. Rnehl. She ig the daughter of Mm. Samuel E.

Murray of 26 Woodruff Are. (Photo hy lilakeman and Shuler.) ft'rjr to her in Mini Elitaheth Fatccetl, daughter of Mr. and Mr: Alfred Fairrrtt of 118 1 Union trho trill leave on Thurtilay with her eounin, Mint Lucille Faiecett, to riiit her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Dean C. Oshorne, at their Summer home in Camden, Me.

(Photo hy Ira Hill.) The photo in the circle in the right corner in of Mint Faith llollinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Gerald Yandrrhilt Hollini of Manhattan and hlip, who the fiance of Arthur W. Liltla Jr. (Photo by Ira Hill.) flettceen Miit Fawcett and Mitt Hallit it the photograph of ftfrt.

Harland Waldo Meitlrell, the former Mitt l.oit Valieant, tchote wedding to the ton of Henry P. Meittrell of 62l.t Hay Parkway took place yetter-day. (Photo hy Jotrph Capitaine.) The photograph in the circle he-low it of Mitt Gwendolyn Catherin Muth of Kockville Centre, irione engagement to Dr. Edwin Holbrook ton of Mr. and Mrt.

Edwin A. Holbrook of 1290 Carroll it announced today. To the upper left of Mitt Mulh't picture it Mrt. C. fan Kirke Beard, the former Mitt Madeline Falion, daughter of Mr.

and Mrt. William M. Falion of 67 Jefferton Garden City. (Photo hy Underwood and Underwood.) Mrt. Charlet J.

Cottabell, another bride of the month, the former Mitt Retlie E. Tuckerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Juliui Tucker-man of Farragut Road, it pictured at the right of Mitt Muth, (Photo hy Pack Brot.) Southampton Southampton, June 30 The Summer colony will celebrate the weekend with a round of entertainment that will continue over the Fourth. The main events of the holiday are the patriotic parade sponsored by Malcolm R.

White Post, American Legion, and the Hampton Gymkhana at the Southampton Riding and Hunt Club, which will be participated in by children of members of the rlub. Among those entered are the Misses Jeanne, Patricia and Catherine Murray and their brother. Thomas Murray II, children of John F. F. Murray, Commissioner of the Port of New York Authority, of 160 Rugby Road and Lighthou.se Farm on the ocean front, and Mrs.

Murray, who are now established for the season at their Summer home. Among other young people who will take part in the amusing events for cups offered by Alan Howard, are Muss Marie Murray and her brothers, James D. Bradley and Paul B. Murray, children of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas E. Murray Jr. of IT'S THE YOUNGER generation I that keeps up with the times. Yes I Indeed, and the younger they are the more modern they are. A very tiny miss, who dwells in an apartment house on Jorfclemon was discovered by the fountain in the court yard undressing her dolly.

That was not so very strange for It was thought that dolly was going to have a bath in the fountain, but no, dolly wasn't bathed, but Just remained undressed. The little' girl, when questioned as to why dolly wasn't dressed nenin. replied "Oh, she's gone nudist." WHEN COUPLES ARE MAR-rled for 25 or 50 years there is reason enough for a big celebration, even as big as the one the eountry will have on Wednesday, although a wedding anniversary Isn't for independence but for unity. However, when young people celebrate their wedding, especially if they have been married only a few years, they try to be original. Such was the case with Sam and Annie Mary Bailey.

The invitations for th Bailey's mom weddinj anniversary recep and Mrs. Chauncy H. Burnett of 550 E. 38th St. took place yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock In the parish souse of the Flatbush Congre-sationa hurch.

The Rev. John Irving Daniel of Sharon, a cousin of the bride, performed the ceremony, which was followed by a supper at the Hotel Bosscrt. The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, Arthur Hoffman, was attended by Miss Muriel A. Johnston as maid of honor. She was a gown of nink eoorertte and a beige picture hat.

Tho bouquest was of pink roses. Miss. Johnsum gown was of flowered chiffon. She wore a leghorn picture hat and carried talisman roses. The bride is a graduate of Erasmus Hall High School and Manual Training School.

Mr. Burnett was graduated from Brooklyn Technical Hich School and Brooklyn Poly-tcchnlral Institute. After a wedding trip to Canada and the Saguenay, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett will make their home in Boston.

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